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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1965

Page

13

New Process Purifies Acid Mine Water

Gov. Scranton announces a new process to convert acid mine drainage into a potential public water supply with electricity as a by product. Westinghouse refined desalination for a pilot plant, cost estimates place five million gallons daily production at 33.3 cents per thousand gallons with a $10 million plant price.

Harrisburg Scranton Pennsylvania Wkesian Westinghouse Electric Corp U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay Cuba H. Beecher Charmbury Guantanamo State Coal Research Board Westinghouse Engineers Westinghouse Laboratory Lester Delaware County

Birth control push reaches Caracas mothers in hospital program

In Caracas 1 050 women receive contraceptive pills at the government maternity hospital as Venezuela launches its first major birth rate control effort. Dr Dario Merchan Lopez explains aims to balance growth while social workers screen applicants and prioritize high risk cases.

Caracas Venezuela Government India China Dario Merchan Lopez Department of Birth Control

Santo Domingo divided into rebel zones amid unrest

In Santo Domingo the rebel split has shuttered shops and split daily life. La Opera reopened in the rebel zone as owners balance profit with safety. About 5,000 evade normal life while a peace plan stalls and unemployment climbs above 30 percent.

Death prompts patent awarded years after inventor’s death

A patent was granted more than five years after the death of Edwin A. Nelson who proposed an improved method for manufacturing fence end cups. Mrs. Maxie Smart accepted the patent on his behalf. Nelson died in 1959 at age 40 from a heart attack. The idea originated with U S Steel’s American Steel and Wire Division and Cyclone Fence engineers. the drawing was on notebook paper and valued at about 4 000 dollars for his widow Linda Jean and son Gary.

Waurmaan Til Maxie Smart Edwin A. Nelson Nelson U. S. Steel Corporation American Steel and Wire Linda Jean Gary

Wages and salaries share 67 percent of regional income

Southeastern states paid workers 53.6 billion dollars in 1964, representing 67 percent of total personal income of 79.8 billion. Propriety income transfer payments and other labor income comprised the rest as reported by the U S Commerce Department. A separate note says 11 207 international passengers arrived Aug 1 at John F Kennedy Airport on 100 flights.

Atlanta U.S. Department of Commerce New York John F. Kennedy International District Immigrations Minneapolis, Minn John Johnson

Foreign Student Adapts to American School Screamers

Ulla Koehne a 16 year old exchange student from Bad Godesburg Germany describes American high school life as dominated by constant screams at games. She asks a classmate why they scream and is told she too should scream, noting she felt homesick only that day and now embraces group screams.

Bouldeh Volo Ulla Koehne Bad Godeburg Germany

Tourists Limited Delos Shelter Limits Visitors

The uninhabited Delos island in the Aegean, famed in ancient Greece, offers overnight stays for tourists but restricts capacity to three people. The site provides a shelter with one single room and one double room for visitors to tour its archaeological remains.

Athens Delos Aegean Greece

Locust Appears on Schedule Expands Into Westmoreland County

Pittsburgh AP reports Brood V periodical cicadas swarmed in Greene Fayette and Washington counties and appeared in Westmoreland, marking the easternmost expansion since 1897. Dr. George Wallace notes sparse populations at Powdermill and suggests two explanations for Westmoreland sightings.

Pittsburgh Greene Fayette Washington Westmoreland George Wallace Carnegie Institute Museum Tuffsdale Jones Mills Powdermill Wallace Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia

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