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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
9
A fragment notes a board airman with a date reference St-13 tied to a cit action. The readable text is sparse, lacking clear names, places, or outcomes. Further context would be needed to form a complete, factual card with multiple named entities and concrete details.
Secretary of the Interior Udall urges a worldwide cooperative effort to desalinate seawater and brackish inland waters as the best answer to drinkable water shortages. He spoke at a 65-nation international desalination symposium, aiming for more than technical exchange.
A Holstein bull owned by Marion W. Alsdorf and Lynford E. Jackson at Aray Farm Spartansburg earns the highest type rating of excellent from the Holstein Friesen Association of America. Only 735 of 74 000 registered Holsteins last year reached this elite 90 of 100 points threshold. Pennsylvania Holsteins join the excellent bracket in a recent classification led by inspector Roger P. Denney.
Harrisburg AP report notes two unofficial computer attempts by Pennsylvania leaders to handle legislative redistricting. Chairman Marvin V. Keller and Sen. Paul Mahady voice doubts, saying topography and community interests defy programming. House chair Harry R. Comer dismisses computers as useful only as fast clerks. Republican Craig Truax agrees computers are limited by input.
In Miami, a country club near ARoane Avro was shut two months ago by court order after residents complained of noise and danger. Mrs. Jianita Moore recalls a drag race from an abandoned airstrip near her home last Saturday, noting planes were once feared less than the current incidents.
In London Percival, keeper of the Anchor Tavern in Tottenham, closed the pub after a floor gave way to a cellar chasm during a disaster. Patrons sprang to safety, and a voice from the rubble urged calm. No injuries were reported.
The Major League Baseball pension plan, funded by all 20 clubs and 9 percent of All-Star income, provides monthly pensions from 125.50 to 723.25 based on service, with five years needed for a reduced retirement option. Since 1947 the fund has paid out about 4.5 million dollars to former players, coaches, trainers, widows, and other beneficiaries, administered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Capital University in Columbus has begun repayment on a 13 year old loan to Jenny Lind the famed 19th century contralto. The funds were donated for a Scandinavian theological professorship and later redirected to the president's salary. Officials now favor a four year scholarship plan to honor the Swedish artist. A second note reports workers presenting city manager Wayne Baxter with a 60th birthday cake decorated with a 60 watt bulb instead of candles.
A vivid boast about slipping behind the wheel of a new 1966 Wide-Track Pontiac tiger, hinting at unleashed power and performance. The speaker invites embracing the drive and the era’s automotive vigor.
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