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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a magazine and a child, but lacks clear action, date, or names. The readable bits suggest a general notice or brief about publication or readers, without concrete events or outcomes to report.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time period and local references with unclear names. The readable parts indicate a delayed or ongoing process, referencing a place and people and implying an event tied to a local community.
An unclear note mentions May early contact with Satine and Don Nemy. It references a set of four mini letters and a request to reach someone at a location marked LA. A vague personal message notes an interlude with a doctor figure. The legibility limits precise details.
At the United Nations Mali Nigeria and Uganda plan a formal proposal seeking an oil embargo and a broader trade boycott of Rhodesia's white government. The amendments extend the embargo to ore and oil products and include coal and manufactured goods, replacing a voluntary boycott with binding UN orders.
Mrs. Vellah Bracken Corry area campaign co-chairman urges residents to respond to the Christmas Seal appeal letter. She says contributions aid the fight against tuberculosis emphysema and other respiratory diseases and promotes Do-It-Day observance in Erie and Crawford counties.
Mohawk Airlines resumes partial service to four of seven cities after a strike by 500 machinists. National Mediation Board officials will mediate with airline and union reps while the walkout continues. About half the usual flights return to Rutland, Worcester, Keene, and Erie, with Jamestown, Poughkeepsie and Olean still without service. Ten more flights added to Albany and eight to Binghamton. piston-engine services remain suspended.
In Albuquerque New Mexico two roof dwelling dogs Rusty a seven year old Weimaraner and Najo a three year old German shepherd live about 25 feet above ground on a warehouse roof. They roam across half an acre of roof keeping burglars away and drawing curious tourists to South West Distributing Co. The dogs live in a 20 foot fake beer can doghouse and have been watched over by company staff since Rusty was a pup.
In Phoenix, 54 Vietnam veterans fresh from the battlefield spend a week at the Camelback Inn as part of a Christmas relaxation effort. They speak of difficulty forgetting battles, with soldiers like Sven Mosley and Michael Passaro recalling loss and danger while guests and hosts, including hotel owner Jack Stewart, try to restore normalcy through hospitality and festive decor.
Michael F. Blair of Corry published a paper titled Investigation of the Effects of Electric Fields on Boiling from a Horizontal Wire. It was presented at the winter annual meeting and energy system exposition in New York City by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Blair, a graduate student in Thermal Engineering at Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.
Postmaster B C McLaughlin says 80 billion pieces of mail are expected to be processed this year, with growth in credit sales and nationwide communication. He urges customers to mail early and use Zip Codes to ease congestion and ensure timely Christmas deliveries.
Local residents hosted several baby and bridal showers for families in Clymer and nearby towns. Guests from Bemus Point Jamestown Sherman Mayville Fredonia and Scranton joined to celebrate Michael Callaghan and Theron Roush while Miss Aldonna Chuff and Theron Roush announced an early winter wedding plans. Community groups held Christmas programs and fundraisers with shared lunches and gift exchanges.
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