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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1959
Page
3
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The 1940s-era profile recalls Nile Kinnick as a clutch quarterback who boomed a 68 yarder against Notre Dame and a 50 yard strike to Erwin Prasse. He led Iowa to a 13 9 win, battled injuries, earned All American honors, served as a Navy pilot, and perished after his fighter ditched in the Caribbean Sea.
Redlands California will host Plymouth Village a self contained non profit town for 232 retired Protestant ministers missionaries and youth workers Construction starts next year on one third of the haven for aged residents within ten years the development will span 64 acres with small homes apartments dining and recreation areas modeled after Pilgrim Place in Claremont California pricing ranges from apartments 25 to 40 dollars monthly and homes from 350 to 300 dollars per month
A survey notes rising costs in opera theater and literature from the late 19th to mid 20th century. Tuition climbs from $100 in 1875 to $1,050 in 1958 59 while Met opera seats rise from $6 to $35 40. Book prices shift from 10 cents to $1 95 in some cases, with notable titles and magazines cited.
U S intelligence reports Soviet aircraft operating near Japan and within its territorial waters. The flights appear aimed at jamming radar at U S installations in Japan to block early detection of missile launches from Siberia.
Washington analysts note Hubert Humphrey faces a delegate strength trade at the 1960 Democratic convention. The likely payoff cited is Orville Freeman becoming secretary of agriculture, given Freeman’s political position after his Minnesota governorship. A Humphrey adviser dismisses the idea as implausible.
In Restigouche district New Brunswick a village with about 1000 residents reportedly hosts 65 bootleggers, a figure cited by MP Joseph Van Horne. The piece notes provincial liquor laws vary by region, criticism from figures like Prince Philip and Sir Thomas Beecham, and a general shift toward relaxed rules, though Sunday dryness persists outside Quebec. It highlights state control, licensing, and revenues comprising about 10 percent of government income.
Ohio wildlife researchers weigh the lenses of rabbits eyes to determine age. The method, developed by Dr Rexford Lord of the Illinois Natural History Survey, uses continual lens growth to estimate how old a rabbit is.
Khrushchev’s U.S. trip prompts Soviet Encyclopedia to rewrite entries on American cities and institutions. Articles challenge Hollywood, Wall Street, the FBI, A F L, The American Legion, Associated Press, Rockefeller influence, and Eisenhower era policies with critical notes on water and health in San Francisco, military industry in Los Angeles, and political power in Pittsburgh and Des Moines.
Two entomologists Dr. Ashley B. Gurney and Dr. A. R. Brooks warn that a locust resurgence may occur in the United States after a long absence. They cite resting phases and historical invasions from Montana and western Canada, noting past waves reached Texas and left crop damage.
In Mobile Alabama police caught a juvenile after Alton James Jr. surprised a burglar in his home. The thief fled leaving shoes behind which matched a suspect during a fitting, leading to the juvenile authorities taking custody.
Washington report describes precise lunar ephemeris for next 15 years with about one mile error per second, plus sun and planet positions to 2000 and Mars to 2000. Dr. Gerald M. Clemence notes minor planets could be calculated soon, but moon remains most crucial for space navigation.
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