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An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a SPECT test and a maker named Irv. Specific details, names, dates, or context are not clear from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
9
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a SPECT test and a maker named Irv. Specific details, names, dates, or context are not clear from the readable text.
Fragmentary text shows scattered numbers and phrases likely from a classified or notice page. Readable items mention addresses, rooms, bookings, Brazilian reference, and urgent labels, but no coherent event or full names emerge for a concrete summary.
The library promotes a broad Christmas collection from mittens to doll houses and new adult titles. Read aloud with children from favorites like The Christmas Story and The Littlest Angel as staff note many new books arriving this week and how to reserve or interlibrary loan items.
Former Senator William Benton reports the Soviet Union is building a vast science city in Siberia. He describes it as an extraordinary scientific center with 16 institutes and about 50 000 researchers and predicts similar complexes across the region.
The National Safety Council estimates 650 to 750 people may die in traffic during the Christmas holiday and 27 000 to 33 000 suffer disabling injuries. The 1 2 hour period ends at midnight December 25.
Donald Hostetter, a former FBI agent credited with aiding the capture of top kidnappers, is named chair of the New York State Liquor Authority by Gov Nelson Rockefeller effective January 3. He replaces Martin Epstein, who was ousted after refusing to testify to a Manhattan grand jury probing a reported one million dollar annual racket in liquor license supervision.
In Auburn the Auburn Children's Theater uses a modern traveling stage on wheels. An 18 foot trailer type stage can be pulled by an automobile and set up by teenagers. Fourteen foot doors on each side allow entry during performances.
George Coulis recalls starting work at age 15 in a Pennsylvania coal mine. He describes slate picking, the squire papers that allowed it, brutal dust, poor housing, and wages of two dollars per day. His father’s philosophy mattered as he faced a harsh, formative first job.
AP correspondent David Lancashire reports from Leh in Ladakh where Indian troops hold a frozen ceasefire line. Chinese divisions are poised north of the plateau as passes near Xinjiang and Tibet close from snow. India maintains no advance while air supply flights continue and a single road to the rest of India is blocked by winter.
Fifty seven high school girls from eleven counties were chosen to receive state homemaker degrees from the Future Homemakers of America at the State Farm Show next month. The honorees are recognized for outstanding FHA activity at local regional state and national levels. They will be honored with FHA members from other counties on January th. The state homemaker decree is the highest award for the 13000 FHA members in Pennsylvania. a total of 153 girls from 29 counties will receive citations with none from Evie County.
Reports describe intense two day battles in Ladakh with India suffering about 401 dead. Indian officers note Chinese forces attacked relentlessly, while Indian defenses are hopeful but acknowledge a protracted struggle ahead. Washington coverage highlights the Pageant for Peace near the White House.
In Olathé Kin area at the U.S. 6 and U.S. 169 junction builders installed 13 warning signs after three deaths this month. Seven warn of a forthcoming four way stop and two mark the speed limit. Four large stop signs include one with a warning light. Following completion, 12 vehicles ran the stops during a limited period.
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