When Will It Happen to End the 2 Percent Coop Benefit
In Our Opinion the Rural Electrification Administration cooperatives borrow at 2 percent and reinvest to earn at least twice that rate, with taxpayers funding the gap. Co op income is tax exempt, a direct subsidy that draws growing reform sentiment in Congress and beyond. The author asks who will push change and when it will occur.
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Rural Electrification Administration Cooperatives
Co‘ops
Coop
Congress
Acme Markets Rewards for Information in Fight on Crime
A Philadelphia headquartered chain, Acme Markets, highlights citizen cooperation with police as key to reducing crime. Over 14 years in Philadelphia the stores suffered 97 armed holdups, resulting in two managers and two officers killed. The company reports 95 convictions, including 10 life sentences, with no acquittals or appeals, and now offers $10,000 rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions in six other communities.
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Acme Markets
Philadelphia
Acme
Stenn Boyle’s dorm dining digests into college life
Hal Boyle recalls his son Brenn’s picky dining habits in college as the dorm cafeteria uses a unit system for meals. The boy's separate tastes clash with campus cooking yet gradually broadens as he samples dishes like fish salad and chicken pie.
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Brenn
Plaza
Chad
Em peror visit, Cassius Clay and Cold War notes in 1960s era cinema
In Philadelphia during Em peror Halie Selassie s visit, Lewitt sa w two unknown callers who proved to be Cassius Clay and his partner pressuring for a photo op. The piece weaves through Nixon Khrushchev exchange, U S policy on captive nations, and Adenauer s critique of wheat sales to Russia, noting embassy records and postwar grain politics.
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Washington
Halle Selassie of
Ethiopis
Philadelphia
al. Lewitt
Te Emper
JFK
Richard Nixon
Russia
Moscow
Nixon
Khrushchev
Canada Braces for Bicultural Tensions and Grain Demands
Paul Harvey notes Canada faces cultural clashes between French and English speakers, with separatist sentiment in Quebec amid a Royal Commission on biculturalism. He links domestic strain to international grain demand, citing large wheat orders from multiple nations and Red China's share, while noting iron curtain trade figures.
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Agriculture Department
Australia
Canada
Denmark
France
Italy
Romania
West Germany
China
French Canadian Tensions Rise Over Language and Jobs
A fragmentary quote laden discussion notes Ottawa and Quebec tensions as Canada seeks to broaden employment for Black workers and promote French language programs. It cites France and Britain, British descent numbers, and the French Canadian push for status, jobs, and autonomy amid division over national identity.
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England
Canada
France
Chemical Insulin Helps Diabetics
AP report from Pittsburgh states the University of Pittsburgh has developed chemically synthesized compounds showing insulin activity. Dr Panayotis Katsoyannis and research team members including Andrew Tomolsko led the work. The material is not yet synthetic insulin but marks the first time a naturally occurring protein’s biological activity was obtained with man-made chemicals.
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Pttsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Panayotis G. Katsoyat+his
Universool of Medicine
Andrew Tomolsko
London Battle Report From North Volturno Front
Seven years ago October 15 British troops landed north of the Volturno with naval guns and outflanked the first line near Rome as the American Fifth Army advanced. German fighters shot down a record number of Flying Fortresses while raids hit Schweinitz plants. Teachers named to supervise wartime ration book issuance in city schools. Afternoon rain postponed Harborcreek game with no rescheduled date yet, expected Monday night.
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London
Volturno
Rome
Fifth Army
Algiers
Associated Spring Corp sees strong 1962 sales and first half gains
The firm notes its products span miniature to large scale springs for industries including automotive, electronics, aerospace, and appliances. 1962 annual sales reached $52,129,119 with net income $4,311,941. First half of the current year shows shipments of $27,234,205 and net income of $953,040, with earnings per share of 0.7.
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Yeumouney
Associated Spring
Associated Spring Corporation
Kouker Fukuda
Corry events note social, guild meeting and muskellonge catch
Activities in Corry include a Columbus Day social by the Knights of Columbus and an oyster supper, a Needlework Guild officers meeting at Mrs. J F Austin's home to plan garment collection, and a muskellonge weighing 52 pounds caught at Sherman's Bay by Will Bettis and Dad Houlting. The Arcade in Traetlan Building installs a large electric sign, and a Baptist Church meeting invites A L Roth of Oda Ohio to become pastor.
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Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Jr. F. Austin
West Pleasant Street
Will Bettis
Dad Houghtling
Sherman's Bay
Traetlan
The
Baptist Church
A. L. Roth
Baptist Church of
Oda
Ohio
Corry
Corry Evening Journal Broadcasts Local Notices
A damaged OCR page from the Corry Evening Journal lists staff and delivery details. It includes publisher Georg Fe Sample, city editor William Eaton, and advertising manager Allan Hasbeoucle, with production and pressroom contacts. The notice references addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
Georg Fe Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbeoucle
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinullumball
Wye
Fitch Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgue and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Cammerce
Pittsburgh
Welchtman
Philadelphia
Associated Prosa
AP News
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Et al
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Cassius
Cassis
Manon Picture Theater Owners
Bitlingham
Dore Schary
America’s
Conscience Fund
Gav
Pat Brown
California
Charlie Taft
Cincinnati
Harry Truman
Averell Harriman
Burntingham
Harry Brandt
Brandt Theatres
Max Johen
Mandel
RKO
Tod Phillips
Metropolitan Motion Picture Association
Laurence Tisch
Loew's
Mr. K
Adenauer
Angel
Konrad Adenauer
Orville Freeman
Inmountain
U.S
Freeman
Agriculture’” Department
Bulgaria
U. S
Iran
Tomer
Washington St. Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Warwick
Ann Page
Wits Lake
Paul Harvey News
Royal Commission On
Quebec
Union
Stotally
Errand
America
Auto Glass
Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center Ph
Tuffy’s
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
Cohen Auto Supply Automotive Industrial
Franklin St
Dial
Fev
Crystal Coal CO
Carry
Top's
Fiss Toplovich & Bon
Ottawa Citizen
KF White
Wall Street Journal
Ottawa
Freench
Schiweinti
Ruby Stump
Mary Anderson
Helen Brows
Helen L. Johnson
Eugenia Graft
Ethel McCray
W. G. Poweroy
Harborcreek
Coss
Tempest
Pontiac Deanne
W. W. Waterhouse
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