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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
4
The Christian Science Monitor argues that the Senecas face forced loss of ancestral land due to the Kinzua Dam and a $15 million compensation bill. It stresses land's intrinsic value beyond cash, cites a 1764 treaty, and condemns the sale as a grave injustice while acknowledging past dams and displacement.
US First Army tanks breach the first Siegfried line in Aachen’s forest as Allied forces push deeper into Germany. British and American commands discuss fastest path to victory while air forces bomb Germany and preparations for Victory Day parades begin in Corry.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Corry newspaper page with mentions of local events and society notes. No clear names, dates, or events are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Hal Boyles 7 v Americana surveys surprising facts from mail to modern life. It notes longer life for executives, health trends, coffee consumption, comic books spend, dragonflies at speed, Japanese diet gains, and forecasts about orbiting objects plus a mix of quirky folklore and aphorisms from notable figures.
Drew Pearson analyzes looming global tensions and the rise of greed and nationalism. He cites World Wars as warnings, notes shifts in Russia and Asia, and urges unity, tolerance, and civic action to prevent a new outbreak of war.
Jim Bishop recalls Adolf Eichmann’s Ramla confinement and execution. The piece describes his cell life with a single warm bulb, letters from supporters and skeptics, and a final hanging as cypress trees along the Jerusalem road stand witness.
County Extension Agent Thomas H. Guourih has been promoted to associate county agent under Paulton, director of Cooperative Extension Service. Obourn has served Erie County since May 1962 and works with County Agent Urash. A Wellsville New York native, she graduated from Comet University in 1958.
New YorkAP traders weigh inflation risks as stock gains and consumer spending rise to records. Confidence centers on auto labor peace and a longer upswing, while fears of inflation, debt, and speculative excess temper enthusiasm. Industrial production remains near highs. inventories may rise even as growth slows later in the year.
The Sparta fair closed after a three day event with excellent crowds and a parade praised as the best in its eight year history. A power transformer blew Friday evening plunging the grounds into darkness. repairs finished by 5 20 Saturday. The Sparansburg Sportsman’s Club tent offered fries despite the outage as Roland Putnam assisted with a gas lamp. Saegertown High School Band featured in the parade with many local winners across categories.
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