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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
8
Pittsburen officials review a student survey to assess feasibility of an off campus DUS Center in a former Oil City elementary school. Nine public high schools participated, with Oi City Area High School the only one not completing data by February 20.
Religious leaders form Christian Witness in Century 21 to showcase faith at the Seattle World’s Fair. Dr. Petersen notes plans include a 5000 square foot exhibit, child care for attendees, a meditation chapel, and rotating chaplains from 21 denominations.
The Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association will reorganize its board with a March meeting at Potato City Hole near Coudersport following the 11th annual Pennsylvania Potato Growers Institute on March 7. Prominent growers from Erie Centre Northumberland and Berks counties seek re election along with Nixon and other officers. The institute will consider the National Potato Advisory Committee’s three part plan to USDA Secretary Freeman on planting allotments marketing orders and quotas.
Fulton Industries shut down the Superior Steel plant in Scott Township after Local 171 United Steelworkers refused a plan to keep it open by eliminating 450 jobs to offset losses. State mediators held talks and planned another meeting. The shutdown idled about 850 production workers and 150 salaried staff, with a few maintenance and office workers returning.
Caledonian Airways based in Prestwick Scotland began operation last December using two DC7C aircraft from Sabena. The Cameroons, once German colony, split between French and British control after World War II. Douala, in the south, stands as the largest city. Adolph Pepperperwein, a famed marksman, dies at 92 in San Antonio after a long shooting career with Winchester.
Salvage crews, using a 35 ton floating derrick, reach the submerged cockpit area of the American Airlines Astrojet. They aim to lift the cockpit and wreckage to recover the flight recorder and key instruments that may explain why the Boeing 727 crashed into Jamaica Bay shortly after takeoff, killing 95 aboard. By Sunday 81 bodies recovered and 58 identified as investigators await records to illuminate the disaster.
Fragmented text quotes Nikita on agriculture and anti communism in the Soviet Union and world. Mentions Khrushchev and fears of liberal ideas spreading, reflecting Cold War rhetoric and ideological clash.
A fragment notes the Soviet Union party program aiming to create Communist abundance contrasted with capitalist abundance. The text references concern from the Imperialists of the United States over the USSR's stated goals and tasks.
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