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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
9
A garbled OCR excerpt describes various farming items and machinery including a Deere tractor plow wagon and a milker. Names and details are largely unreadable, with scattered references to brands like Deere Hanson Cletrack and Sterling.
California seeks workers across classrooms kitchens and barracks to harvest a mult iillion dollar crop in Salinas Valley. Growers blame labor shortage on policy and wages while officials consider foreign labor imports and school- and family-based recruitment efforts.
The 1639 etching The Death of the Virgin, valued by Villanova University librarian Rev. Louis A. Bongione at not less than 2000 dollars, was found undamaged under an office door by Rev. Henry F. Weeks after a theft that also included a Washington letter, which remains missing.
Harrisburg AP reports bills in both House and Senate to convert Slippery Rock State College into a state university comparable to Penn State. Similar moves target Indiana State College and a study into making the University of Pittsburgh a state school. all measures referred to committees.
The Baha i faith, founded in a Moslem country, claims over a million adherents in nearly 300 nations and territories with Haifa Israel as its world center near Mt Carmel. Followers honor all major religions, stress education and gender equality, and foresee a unified world order and peace.
The United States through AID offers to conduct an aerial survey of Sanaa to enable the United Nations to pledge aid for Yemen's first modern water supply. Yemen currently relies on privately owned wells and would gain a documented survey for aid. The move follows UN conditional support for the project.
Hal Boyle notes Da Nang Vietnam feels like a vast whispering gallery where echoes echo meaning and others fade. He compares dust, mud and Jeep rides to past wars while observing U S troops’ indoctrination toward political goals and respect for local dreams, though prospects for peace remain uncertain.
A newcomer assesses the war, noting costly warfare yields limited progress. He argues the Viet Cong control a large portion of South Vietnam and that true victory hinges on serving the Vietnamese people rather than foreign powers. The piece frames a wary view of ongoing operations.
A government report released by the Securities and Exchange Commission shows every major American industry posted higher sales and profits in 1964. Overall sales rose seven percent from 1963 and after tax profits climbed from 4.7 to 5.2 cents per dollar of sales. The profit rate as a share of investment increased from 10.4 to 11.4 percent.
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