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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1969

Page

3

Fragmentary Local Notice in Poor OCR Form

Incomplete readable text notes an ad or hood incident with garbled phrases and scattered fragments. No clear actions dates or named entities are identifiable from the available lines.

Unclear OCR Fragments From State Commission Note

Fragmentary text from a State commission item hints at restructuring or sales. Readable items mention activity, reporting, market involvement, and a local hat market context. Further details are unreadable in current OCR snippet.

Agency Ranger Faces Fine Over Incomplete Permit

A U.S. agency ranger is facing a potential fine after an inspection found an incomplete permit process. Officials cited missing documentation and delays that could affect environmental enforcement operations.

Mars Pictures Stall Hopes For Life On Red Planet

Pasadena scientists evaluating Mariner 6 images report a meteorite-scarred, desolate Martian surface resembling the moon. Despite close flybys within 2.10 miles of the equator, no signs of life or moisture are evident, though scientists expect possible microscopic life or vegetation if present. A second Mars pass by Mariner 7 is planned five days later.

Pasadena Calif Mars Mariner 6 Red Planet Robert Leighton Leighton

Copter Toll Mounts War Lull In Seventh Week

Allied commands report scattered clashes across Vietnam with 128 enemy killed during a seventh week lull. Heaviest fighting 10 miles southwest of Saigon near Rach Gia where 77 Viet Cong were killed. U.S. helicopter losses revised to 2,893 with 1,254 shot down. Navy and air units continue with protective reaction strategy as troops withdraw to Okinawa and the United States. Vacation Bible school announced at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with daily sessions and a closing program.

Saigon Vietnam Rach Gia Mekong Bar Lien Long An U.S Okinawa United States 56Th Air Defense Artillery St. Paul's Lutheran Church Glenn Henderson Sue Narcy Yenchak James Bennett Jane Cathers Chris Peterson Richard Bova Diane Williams George Vetter Robert Trott Richard Mason Sherri Owens Vida McCray Roberta Swart Barbara McCray Diane Bailey David Johnson Kathi Johnson Robert Swart Clarence Kirch

Potatoes Plowed Under To Bolster Prices Across Regions

Farmers in Oregon and other potato states began destroying crops to prop up prices after a 3 percent surplus report from the USDA and an NFO call for cutbacks. Estimates show 400 to 500 acres in Washington and about 1,000 acres in Oregon destroyed with salvage slated for welfare groups.

Associated Press Oregon National Farmers Organization NFO Oren Staley Corning Iowa Ray Westrick NFC Pennsylvania Westrick U.S. Department of Agriculture Idaho Washington Glen Eppich Adams County Wash Ed Petrasek Klamath Falls County Ore Columbia Basin Neil Venturacci Ontario

Tax Bill Promises Broad Relief With Tight Revenue Gap

Washington AP reports House Ways and Means forecasts a 7 billion dollar revenue balance from tax reform by 1975, with broad relief for low and middle incomes by 1972. Proposals include higher standard deduction, 2 million poor families off the rolls, cuts up to 63 percent for lowest brackets, and an oil depletion rate cut. A minimum tax and foundations tax are among other changes, while very rich may see smaller benefits. Brazil bans three plays for racism and religious offense.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Crystal Coal Co Stoker Furnaces Corry Pa Ad

Crystal Coal Co located at 4 Maple Ave Corry Pennsylvania advertises coal fuel oil and kerosene stokers and furnaces with a contact phone number 668 8175 for sales and service.

E.F.M Crystal Coal CO Maple Ave Corry

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