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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
4
An opinion piece questions American policy toward Latin America and France, contrasting poverty in Mexico City with U S leadership. It ponders whether the nation should defend the hungry or pursue friendship with France, framing the query as a State Department accountability issue.
Mr and Mrs Neil Thompson have returned home after spending the winter in Florida. Several local residents visited relatives and friends during the week including Mrs Helen Rouse and Miss Audrey Rouse in Buffalo and Mr and Mrs Carl Marsh and family in Meadville. Clinching hospital news includes Mrs Thomas G Alcorn’s transfer to Hamet Hospital in Erick and surgery for Mrs Joseph Braun.
A 67 year old man, identified as Harry McKenzie by the State Highway Patrol, was killed yesterday when his automobile was struck by a freight train at a crossing near Alliance Ohio. He was alone in the vehicle.
In Washington President Johnson joined aides to move chairs in the Cabinet room before a textile delegation visit. The scene highlighted other White House logistics and naming gaps in Venezuela ties, while coverage notes staff changes and press secretary transitions.
Jim Bishop discusses Australian beef imports, tariffs, and quotas with Jay Taylor on ranchland near Amarillo Texas. He notes President Johnson’s possible stance, argues imports undercut U S cattlemen, and suggests restraint by American labor as relief while noting rising production costs overseas.
The article notes a surge in demand for U S Treasury silver dollars and Kennedy half dollars, lifting spot prices in New York and London. It explains reduced mint supply, high industrial use, and a shift from silver certificates to Federal Reserve notes, with silver comprising about one percent of the money supply per Chase Manhattan Bank.
Corry Journal notes publication details including editors and staff roles. It lists advertising bureaus and office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and declares AP exclusive local news rights. Also notes postal registration and subscription rates by year and carrier delivery prices.
Ripley Central Principal George Wightman sent boys home to clear Beatle hairdos and correct attire. He stressed no expulsions or suspensions, doors remain open, and students may return after complying. Other Chautauqua County principals reported similar actions as Easter vacation ends.
Bonn Germany AP Former Major Heinrich Buetefisch a German war criminal was ordered stripped of the Grand Cross of the Federal Order of Merit after Communist and East German press reports exposed his Nazi past He had been sentenced by an American war crimes court to six years for using concentration camp inmates as slave laborers Buetefisch had received the decoration last month for aiding German industry but President Heinrich Luebke ordered its removal upon learning of his wartime record.
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