Fragmentary note on Soviet run and crowds in New Ged
A highly damaged OCR fragment mentions the Soviet and crowds, with references to a run and landing. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable enough to confirm specifics.
14 Dec 1971
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
1
A highly damaged OCR fragment mentions the Soviet and crowds, with references to a run and landing. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable enough to confirm specifics.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a person named Yer and an act of finding someone or something. Contents are too incomplete to identify dates, places, or organizations. The readable bits suggest a personal or local note but lack clear event facts for a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR indicates the United States urged broader cease fire terms as negotiations stalled. Officials remained focused on immediate pauses and humanitarian pauses while insisting on formal commitments.
A fragmented line hints at a late effort or plan facing obstructions as night settles. The garbled text suggests someone named Yi or a shorthand tag, with implied persistence through difficulties, though specifics remain unreadable.
Senate House conferees report Nixon ready to sign a compromise bill that tightens federal campaign spending rules. The measure, first major reform of the 1925 Corrupt Practices Act, would cap media spending and keep equal time rules, potentially delaying by weeks and affecting early primaries.
Corry Post Office will offer nationwide distribution of 1971 commemorative stamp folders through post offices for the first time. Postmaster John Wascak notes the $2.50 kit includes 24 stamps and a mini album with descriptions, designed to encourage youth collecting, with albums planned to be released annually and following prior quick sellouts in Phoenix and Providence.
Workers at Mennes Steel Corporation approve a 33 month contract replacing the old agreement which expires Sunday. A joint statement by Robert Kubiak and Guy A Mancini notes wage improvements equity adjustments better insurance and pension coverage plus holiday vacation and death in the family benefits. Company officials say no contract details are available for publication.
Workmen install a fourth unit on The Journal offset press expanding capacity from 12 to 16 pages and enabling broader color use. In the photo, Jack Zerres Carl Wascak a Journal pressman and Mike de Montaigne of Goss Company observe the placement.
Corry Area School District negotiators and teachers set a first session for December 22 to outline ground rules for contract talks. Lou Hanna leads the teacher team with four colleagues, while board solicitor Frank McKnight heads the district side. The merger into the Corry Area School District requires re certification by the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board.
Two Americans freed by Communist China returned to the U S mainland, Mary Ann Harbert of California and Richard Fecteau of Lynn Massachusetts, arriving by helicopter near Valley Forge. They described a long 10 000 mile flight from Hong Kong and were taken to a medical ward for examination after the journey.
Indian artillery opened fire on military targets in Dacca as Lt Gen Niazi vowed to fight to the last man. Delhi said three pronged advances from north west and east were within artillery range of Dacca and heavy 130 mm guns were being used. Ram reported 8,500 Indian casualties in ten days with over 4,000 Pakistani troops captured while Pakistan claimed stiff resistance and sought a cease fire.
Corry Area High School National Honor Society students will drive elderly residents to stores or shop for them. From today to Friday seniors may call Robert Benson to arrange rides or shopping help. On Saturday Mrs. Cleo Brown will handle calls and supervise headquarters from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The NHS members, with GPA 90 or higher and leadership and service records, organize the effort.
State police report three crashes yesterday near Corry totaling 2875 dollars in damage with no injuries. A deer struck a westbound car west of Corry at Route 77 Route 8. Another collision on Route 8 in Wattsburg involved Clyde Steadman 57 and Michael Carter 17 with 1975 dollars in damage. A third deer collision occurred on Route 1 west of Corry injuring no one. official details include Vanda McCray 32 of Waterford and Robert Robinson 62 of Corry. External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp forecast ratification of a four power Berlin accord within months.
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