Element Named for Mendelyeev Sparks Cold War Era Bond
American chemists name a newly discovered element after Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleev. Soviet astronomers grant the far side lunar feature the name honoring Thomas A Edison for the probe It.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
9
American chemists name a newly discovered element after Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleev. Soviet astronomers grant the far side lunar feature the name honoring Thomas A Edison for the probe It.
Charles Shewbridge Jr a Winchester native and Handley High School graduate is named manager of Mulvey's Men's Wear at 22 South Loudoun St after two years as a J C Penney management trainee. He serves in local civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Community Chest and Cork Street Church.
The article notes waterspouts reach about 2000 feet aloft as warm air rises and cooler air rushes in, forming a twisting column that condenses into vapor with sea spray. It also mentions a 1930s Forest Service revival of Tlingit totem carving, nearly extinct before.
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary in Steph Jenson announces two new professors joining the faculty this September. Father Nathan Kay will teach Sacred Scripture after Biblical study in Rome and Palestine. Father Alexander Beebe will chair philosophy after earning a master’s at the Catholic University of America.
Clarke County Fair Dairy Cattle Show crowned champions with Grassmoor Farm Purcellville and Fort Collier Farm Winchester leading in premium exhibitor and premium breeder awards. Harvue Farm and Snake Hill Farm also earned top honors in breed divisions while a strong poultry and pigeon display drew crowds at Berryville.
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