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A garbled OCR fragment discusses patient conditions and anatomy relations with unclear context. No coherent events or named entities are recoverable beyond generic medical terms and body parts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment discusses patient conditions and anatomy relations with unclear context. No coherent events or named entities are recoverable beyond generic medical terms and body parts.
HAMHISBURG AP The House Appropriations Committee chairman denounced the Scranton administration budget compromise as a total disgrace. Conferees rewrote a $135 million cut, adding about $8 million in new projects and boosting the total to $459.8 million, $17.7 million over Gov. Scranton’s original proposal.
AP reports eight workers were killed as police fired on rioting strikers at India's Tarapur atomic power project under construction, about 60 miles north of Bombay. Police used force after failed attempts with sticks and tear gas. about 50 policemen and 18 strikers injured, 36 strikers arrested. The strike began December 9 and involves union representation by about 4,000 workers.
Ronald N. Campbell 59 executive vice president of Westinghouse Electric Corp died last night in Fremont California where he had been recovering from surgery. He is survived by a son and a daughter.
Fire destroyed the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland, leaving them with total losses. Fire Chief and investigators assessed the blaze as a complete loss of the dwelling and its contents.
Saigon reports Viet Cong attacks around Da Nang and near the Cambodian border on day seven of the US air war moratorium. Three U.S. Marines and eight South Vietnamese soldiers were murdered after capture in Quang Ngai Province. A Saigon journalist was killed by a sniper, and Viet Cong overran Hill 60 again near Da Nang. Helicopters sank five sampans and a barge, killing eight Viet Cong. Minh Long district faced renewed artillery and air strikes. Mines found in a Saigon bus depot prompted a security alert. The U.S. moratorium lingered as Hanoi ignored bombing interruptions and Ky's government pressed a Lunar New Year truce bid.
A $50 bill drifted past a Fairfield construction site followed by more notes and a $20 bill, sparking a lively hunt that uncovered a shoebox holding $40,000 in counterfeit money. The Solano County sheriff's office said the FBI is investigating. Samuel Siegle, 68, ex-head of Haverford Township police, died in Bryn Mawr Hospital.
Washington reports the United States is air monitoring North Vietnam during the bombing pause. U S reconnaissance planes observe repair progress on bridges highways ferries and track routes toward South Vietnam to gauge targets for a possible resumption of strikes. They also watch for new surface to air missile sites and assess traffic movement as safety constraints ease.
Florence Kinney records a busy weekend of entertaining and visiting in Corry with multiple households noted for Christmas Eve and Day. Birthday celebrations, gift exchanges, and meals mark the holiday, with several local families and guests listed by name and relation. Also mentioned are sympathy notices, weekend visitors, and congratulations on a new arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Gregory Lewis, 23, of Buffalo, a roofing worker for H. H. Robertson Co of Pittsburgh, fell fifty feet from the Bethlehem Steel Corp plant roof in Lackawanna. He was killed yesterday at the scene.
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