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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
11
An article explains the European eel and its life cycle from streams to the Sargasso Sea, where eels spawn after crossing rivers and climbing over grass. It notes the eel's blood serum is poisonous, details other eels and non eels, and offers fishing and preparation tips for eating eel.
The Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club schedules a crucial September meeting at 8 p.m. in the armory range with the Powder Puffs invited. The Men’s club outlines high power rifle qualifications September 18 and 19, plus an NRA hunter safety course September 25 at the armory range with no fee.
A scratched crossword style list appears with scattered clues and partial answers. Items include word lengths and numbered hints across diverse topics, from biology to mathematics, with several garbled phrases and placeholders.
A Winchester group invited two friends and the writer to meet on the Potomac near Paw Paw West Virginia. Cecil Adams appeared hip deep and casting in a new outfit of his own design. The writer thanks Winchester donors for the gift.
AP reports Mrs. Ringo Starr gave birth to a son in London. Ringo called the child “a little smasher” as he and former hairdresser Maureen Cox navigate public excitement after their February wedding in Liverpool.
In Oslo the 150 member Storting will see a four party coalition win a surprising majority of 10 seats amid 85 percent turnout. Socialists lose power after decades of rule, with no immediate leader named for premier and a reconvening date set after October 1.
Evangelist Billy Graham, 46, rests in satisfactory condition after a second surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester for prostate gland issues. A Mayo spokesman said the repeat procedure was to cauterize a tiny blood vessel and that bleeding is rare and not serious. He was expected to be released late this week.
In Miami Florida AP reports land crabs crossing roads near the ocean damaging tires. Service stations tell of crab claws sticking in tire treads with dozens of cars affected and tread damage from the crustaceans.
LA JOLLA Calif AP a 7 foot 270 pound porpoise named Tuffy began duties for Sea lab 2 aquanauts living 205 feet below the surface His tasks include simulated rescues and mail deliveries with a 45 second down trip and a longer return ascent the team of divers completed a 33 hour decompression after 15 days undersea and Tuffy is expected to make about 20 trips daily trained at Point Mugu and captured in Biloxi Miss The second 10 man team made their first undersea swims and will be exa mined at Balboa Navy Hospital before rejoining the project as surface support divers.
New York voters choose a Democratic nominee for mayor among Paul R. Screvane Abraham D. Beame William F. Ryan and Paul O Dwyer. Showers predicted for morning but rain should end before 3 p.m. polls open. Republican John V Lindsay is unopposed and backed by the Liberal party.
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