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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
8
Rapidly growing passport applications indicate record U.S. travel abroad in 1965 despite Johnson efforts to curb tourist dollars overseas. Officials say nine months of fiscal year data show about 13 percent more applications than last year, with spring growth around 25 percent.
A Bulova Time Center survey shows nine of ten New York City secretaries are never or rarely late. Only 5 percent in Manhattan are frequently late and 5 percent are always late, highlighting strong on time performance among the workforce.
Ancient Indian rituals and modern teenage dances aim to summon rain in Lovington New Mexico. The city held a rain festival with teen dancers performing the jwatasi and mashed potato followed by the Philip Whitecloud Indian Dance Troupe in traditional rain dances. If unproductive, City Manager Wes Allen has a backup plan offered by a Denver rainmaking company to try producing rain scientifically.
Pittsburgh report says 11 major steel firms prepared to sweeten a 2 percent pay hike offer to United Steelworkers in exchange for a strike postponement. Administration warns strike would harm the booming economy and may force steel price increases to offset higher labor costs.
More than 1,000 whites marched through downtown Atlanta behind segregationist Lester Maddox to protest government actions on private property. A smoke bomb was thrown, but police redirected the crowd. Maddox warned of a larger future march, possibly in Washington, while vowing to press the petition to enforce constitutional sections.
The Unisphere, symbol of the New York World's Fair, stands as the largest model of the earth ever constructed. It represents a monumental centerpiece for the fair marking a milestone in display scale and design.
Geologists describe Gondwanaland sank long ago, leaving New Zealand as exposed islands. In parts of Ethiopia salt blocks still function as currency.
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