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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary text references an unidentified military topic with possible mentions of an American or Pakistani ace and a rare term. Details are unclear due to damaged phrasing and missing context.
The readable parts suggest references to hospital patients, a possible medical issue, and lingering questions about treatment or procedures. Names and concrete facts are scarce, leaving an unclear report with several garbled phrases about patients, wards, and a Pearson reference.
Washington A private foundation controlled by Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans has invested 24,302 in Siam Kraft Paper Co, a Thai firm aided by U S government loans. Stans calls the stake minor, says no income from the foundation, and denies any conflict of interest.
Two Titusville shops reported burglaries believed to have occurred late Friday or early Saturday. Pringle Bros. Service Station lost about 40 dollars from a broken window entry, while McNierney's Music Store saw about 25 dollars taken after a rock through the door window and unlocking the interior.
A 1964 model car, left unoccupied, rolled from a Titusville street and parked in the yard of Edward Wheeler on the Wheeler residence lot. Titusville police said the vehicle jumped out of gear, struck pine trees, and came to rest. no injuries were reported though the car sustained heavy front-end damage. Joseph Ohl of R.D. 3, Titusville, owned the car.
Federal Aviation Agency and local authorities investigated a two-plane crash 14 miles north of Doylestown Pennsylvania that killed four aboard one aircraft carried a 12 year old child. The Citibra carrying three occupants departed Alexandria Field New Jersey and collided with a single engine tow plane piloted by William Howe of Pennington New Jersey near Van Sant Airport. Both planes crashed about half a mile apart.
In Erie last night two professional burglars stole 40000 in mink coats from J C Kramer Exclusive Furrier after tripping a ruse ADT at Sears Roebuck. A speeding Ohio registered car linked to the crime led police to suspect fencing in the tri state area.
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