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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
5
The largest lake entirely within one state in the United States is the Great Salt Lake. It covers about 1,800 square miles and stands as the nation’s biggest inland body of water by area.
London Dominion Theatre hosted Liz Traylor as hostess for 50 ballet guests including Prima Ballerina Raissa Struchkova of the Bolshoi. The event featured Cleopatra with Liz in the title role, marking her first public screening attendance.
The Swift Current junior band directed by Dietrich Weigel won first place in Section 6 all brass and community band competition at the Canadian National Exhibition. They also finished third in Sections 4 and the challenge section after entering three events. A Toronto appearance followed with plans for public concerts in Gravenhurst and side trips to Niagara Falls and Stratford before returning to Toronto.
A Japanese group hunts the Osaka Maru wreck sunk Christmas Day 1875 in 200 feet of water in Japan's Inland Sea. The 750 ton navy transport carried coins for Kagoshima arsenal and is said to hold 1.5 billion yen worth of gold. Two salvage attempts failed, a third in 1980 collapsed after a partner fled with funds.
Cut flowers droop because a heated room speeds water loss from the petals and stems. They absorb water through the cut stems, but transpiration outpaces uptake in warmer conditions, causing wilting.
Dr. D W Zinn of Texas Tech told a Toronto convention that show cattle appeal is misleading. He urged cattlemen to track cattle from feedlot to packing plant to observe carcass yield and determine market needs, challenging the idea that long bodied animals guarantee high value cuts.
British scientist Dr. Frank D. Stacey of Cambridge reports magnetic clues may predict earthquakes within a decade. He explains that stress alters rock magnetization, offering a tool for forecasting quakes by day place and strength. Also notes pigs as hippo relatives.
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