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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
9
A scrambled OCR fragment lists assorted items and brands such as rugs, home steel, Teflon items, and a string of partial numbers and abbreviations. The readable content mentions Dole and Sugar and includes stray references to StL and 12:3, offering little coherent context.
In Moscow Kosygin unveiled a plan to revamp life for Soviet factory managers and store operators. The program aims to boost productivity, raise worker rewards, shorten hours, and shift toward cost accounting and marketable goods, reducing central supervision while appealing to home markets and developing nations.
The Weather Bureau reported a cooler and wetter summer with June July and August averaging about two degrees below normal in most areas. Only small scattered regions were slightly warmer. Seasonal rainfall exceeded normal over more than half the country according to the bureau’s weekly bulletin.
A California couple, Jack and Jean Loeffler, pitched a tent on a rocky 7480 foot peak in northwest New Mexico and began primitive living for the summer. They were hired to maintain a fire lookout in the Carson National Forest as the first step toward establishing permanent living quarters for the end of the fire danger season. Their duties cover the northern Jicarilla area, about 80000 acres of timber land in the forest.
Pennsylvania recorded 218,515 live births in 1964, the lowest since 1945, with boys outnumbering girls by 5,485. Firstborns accounted for 27 percent, and 12,993 babies were illegitimate. The 20 to 24 age group had the most births at 74,521 amidst a regional drought.
Director Clarence B. Carey says Jones girls must endure a daily hemline inspection. About 200 students report each morning, with fashion designers blamed for the lack of modesty.
Marzio Viandi Mussolini, grandson of Benito Mussolini, and his Italian wife Gloria Lucchese seek legal separation in a Rome court. Marzio is the son of Edda Mussolini and Count Galeazzo Ciano, who was executed on Mussolini’s orders. Italy allows legal separation but not divorce. The couple has two children.
Albuquerque mail carrier Jiddie Rael calls for strong enforcement of dog restraint laws after a June bite incident. He chairs a city committee urging patrols to enforce ordinances as bite reports rise in a city of about 10,000. Rael warns carriers may seek national backing if city action stalls.
In Trenton the Viet Nam era clash widens as Rutgers history professor Eugene Genovese faces scrutiny after declaring Marxist beliefs and support for Viet Cong victory. Governor Hughes defends academic freedom as legislators probe firing options while voters weigh education policy and highway plans in a heated underdog bid by Wayne Dumont Jr.
The 1950 party expulsion tied to a state university professor who signed the nonsubversive oath and faced charges from a party organ two years after writing a critical book review of a Communist author. Accusations claim he opposed peaceful coexistence, endorsed nuclear war, and favored Red China and Albania over the Soviet Union.
The World Bank will organize and finance a study in Niger to prepare a fund maintenance program. It will cover foreign exchange costs estimated at $84,000. Niger will contribute in kind through local resources and personnel.
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