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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
9
A brief report notes that the acceptance process for specialized engineers is under review. Officials consider accreditation standards, project scope, and funding implications to decide eligibility and duties for qualified practitioners. Further details remain under study.
Walt Hiskett, a Chicago native and Marine sergeant wounded at Chosin in 1950, kept his vow to serve God. Now a Navy lieutenant and Marine chaplain, he reflects on faith, prayer, and his postwar ministry while stationed near Qui Nhon in Viet Nam.
Berlin reports 1 667 567 East German pensioners visited West Germany and West Berlin from November 1 1964 to September 30 this year with only a tiny fraction not returning. Irvine Kentucky notes an oil well on Granny Richardson School property funds the Estill County system since the 1920s. Boston highlights Massachusetts sole highway traffic light on I 95 between Bangor and Virginia, aiding northbound traffic to the Turnpike. Dublin imposes a 10 to 15 percent import levy on many consumer goods to address a worsening balance of payments since 1964. The reader reflects on faith and ministry.
In Monroe Wisconsin the revival of interest in wooden nickels issued by a local bank has surged after the Treasury declared them illegal tender. Private collectors and local dealers report nickels fetching up to five dollars each, with thousands still in private hands.
Funeral directors urged members to fully explain every funeral aspect and its cost to families. The National Funeral Directors Association adopted a code of professional practices at its annual convention, detailing the need for clear disclosure of options and expenses.
Dr Wey dantes J Weaver will head the 1965 Christmas Seal Campaign in Crawford and Erie counties. He accepted the chairmanship and delivered the featured speech to the board at The Cottage Woodsville. The campaign begins November 16 with letters going out and volunteers mobilizing. Funds support TB case detection follow-up services research and community health education.
State Labor and Industry figures show September employment at 4,476,300, a 94,200 drop from August due to seasonal farm losses. The department notes the dip followed a one year high earlier, and mentions pending directives about memorandums and family approvals, along with guidance to consult a religious leader after a death.
Jasper McGowan, 40, a singer and president of Hope Enterprises, was released after seven years in Maryland Penitentiary. His habeas corpus case led to a new trial and a dropped prosecution. He recalls lost connections, reenters life near Betty Feldman who helped gain release.
A garbled OCR pass presents jumbled phrases about troops and orders, referencing President Johnson and a surface rate. The legible elements include mentions of Vietnam and a military or government action, but the overall content is unreadable and lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
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