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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
6
In New Orleans Julian St Philip a 20 pound yellow eyed Persian cat attracts a flood of mail from magazines charity ads and credit offers. His owner Katherine Evans notes the name Julian draws subscriptions and neighbors joke about the famed feline mailing list magnet.
In Istria, the Antonac family sustains a 200 year bridge building tradition. Jure Antonac and his son have completed 270 wooden bridges, passing the craft from father to son in the Yugoslav peninsula.
Sen John J Williams charged the Johnson administration seeks to shield Bobby Baker from prosecution. He accused a Senate Rules Committee leak of aiming to discredit his investigations and described the leaks as diabolical and damning in an ongoing Baker inquiry.
A blanket of black beetles covered a three mile Texas expressway causing multiple car accidents though no injuries were reported. Police closed the stretch and spread sand to clear the slick pavement as warm recent rains push beetles from low lying areas.
An eight year old Chesapeake boy, Karl Evers Ett Ekleberry, was killed May 20 at 4 25 p m when crushed against a building side by an automobile in a supermarket parking lot. The incident raised Virginia 1965 highway toll to 371.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP An Interplanetary Monitoring Platform IMP 3 will launch Friday to study radiation hazards and magnetic fields as astronauts travel toward the moon A Delta rocket will lift between 630 and 800 a m. into an ellipse up to 130000 miles with seven IMP missions planned two payloads to orbit the moon.
Winchester lodge welcomed Arlington Moose ritual team, state champions, at a Tuesday meeting. They will travel to Los Angeles in June for the Moose International Convention ritual competition. New officers were installed by Mayor William M. Battaile. E Holmes Newcome re elected as judge governor. Jefferson, Dorsey, Custer and others named. State Director Charles Brice praised growth and civic activities.
Moscow report says Yevgeny Pavlovsky aged 81, a top Soviet biologist, died in Leningrad as reported by Tass news agency today.
The Malaspina Glacier near Mt. St. Elias in southeastern Alaska is described as the largest glacier outside polar regions. It spans about 1,500 square miles, an area larger than Rhode Island.
An advertising feature promotes d CON WARPATH aerosol as a revolutionary roach killer claiming to out kill DDT by fifty times. It states the product kills by removing the roach outer skin and remains effective for weeks. It also claims usefulness against ants and silverfish.
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