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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
9
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Ford and Philco demonstrated a radio road alert system that uses prerecorded messages in a car memory unit triggered by roadside or mobile transmitters. The system warns of bridge washouts ice road conditions and other dangers, storing 40 plus messages with potential nationwide use.
In San Diego reports describe a renewed gonyaulax bloom turning coastal waters a dirty red. The phenomenon drives fish away or suffocates them as odors linger on shore. by night waters glow due to a bioluminescent reaction. Scientists seek answers about currents and sun-driven surface upwell.
A group of London bus drivers will take a summer holiday European tour ending at Prague's Wenceslas Square. They have official permission from their employers for the unusual trip, reported the Czechoslovak news agency O.T.K.
Louisiana wildlife wardens deploy planes boats and radios in a crackdown on alligator poachers amid shootouts in swamps. Courts hand out up to six months in jail and steep fines as the state aims to boost gator numbers after hunting seasons were closed for two years. Hides fetch 5 to 6 dollars per foot, fueling continued poaching pressures.
AP reports George Peppard will star as an ambitious air ace in The Blue Max to be filmed in Britain and Ireland this summer. Eight German and British World War I aircraft are being built for the movie about early aerial combat. Manfred von Richthofen has been written into the script. the actor portraying him is yet to be chosen.
In Burlington North Carolina a glass front church center operates as a social experiment offering conversation and spiritual support rather than goods. Rev John Stone and Rev Mr Young describe a program that aims to provide a listening ear in a busy shopping center with backing from the Episcopal Diocese.
Galetion Pennsylvania expects over 30000 visitors for a two day Penn York Woods carnival at Cherry Springs State Park. Events include logging contests sawmilling equipment displays and free admission. John and Edward Koelanck Kane Pa. won last year’s two man crosscut with a 400 second time. Awards total cash prizes and worker talent showcased.
A North Carolina minister notes the chapel shares hours with local stores yet sees light foot traffic. He reports about 20 to 100 weekly visitors, a small core congregation, and a modest budget growth despite uneven church growth and uncertainty about the project’s future.
John T. Patterson 87 a New York Negro stock broker was named head of the Interracial Council for Businessmen, a group aiding Negro businessmen. Patterson helped organize and lead early efforts to promote minority enterprise.
The state Revenue Department reported $421,425 in tax receipts from harness racing last week at Meadows, Pocono Downs, and Liberty Bell. Pocono Downs saw 7,440 bettors wagering $1,485,364 for $83,787 in taxes, Liberty Bell 7,440 bettors wagering $4,408,350 for $238,057, and The Meadows 44,245 bettors wagering $1,199,774 for $99,081 in taxes.
Harrisburg reports July general fund revenues of 49.835 million versus 54.514 million a year ago. Corporate net income tax receipts drive the month with a total near 7.37 million, contrasting July 1964’s 4.1 million. The source notes the first Negro-owned, Wall Street brokerage house founded in 1955.
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