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An unclear fragment references money and a box with adhesive and someone aged 82. The text is fragmentary, lacking clear names, places, or dates to identify a full news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
7
An unclear fragment references money and a box with adhesive and someone aged 82. The text is fragmentary, lacking clear names, places, or dates to identify a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference negotiations involving South Vietnam and Viet Cong forces. The text is garbled with missing words and does not provide a coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
State Representative R Budd Dwyer of the 6th District Crawford County announces his bid for re election praising his Harrisburg work and Crawford County projects. State Senator Richard C Frame confirms his candidacy for re election in the five county district Elk Forest McKean Venango Warren Franklin attorney Frame seeks another term after a two year appointment following a Supreme Court decision.
Philadelphia officials shift from promoting Fun City U S A to a family city image. New York Mayor Lind had claimed the title earlier, while Abe Rosen and now S Harry Galland urged a view of the city as a premier art museum and education center rather than as a swinger hub.
A rural Nashville Michigan two story frame home burned over the weekend with no injuries. Neighbor Wesley Friend spent seven minutes trying to convince a person on his party line to hang up so he could call the fire department. The owner Nash Keith and his family were not home when the fire started.
Washington AP: President Johnson may urge Congress this week to drop the gold cover, backing every dollar with gold. the move aims to reinforce a new balance of payments program while leaving the dollar's flow abroad largely unchanged. Wall Street and economists debate timing and impact.
The Republican Congressional Committee labels Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Pennsylvania 24th District a $30,000 rubber stamp for the Johnson administration. They cite a Congressional Quarterly survey showing Vigorito opposed LBJ on 9 percent of 127 roll calls in the first session of the 90th Congress.
A 69 year old man, James Edward McKinney, died after groceries toppled from a car seat and hit the accelerator as his wife moved to drive. Police blamed the bag of groceries for the fatal mishap at his home. In Switzerland, the two man bobsled final was canceled due to heavy snow and wind, with Germany's Wolfgang Zimmerer and Peter Utzenschneider declared winners from Saturday's results.
The act raises floor leaders and top officers pay in the Pennsylvania legislature. Four majority and minority floor leaders gain 8500 yearly plus existing allowances. other leaders and caucus officers receive raised amounts. The move follows Shafer vetoed pension tweaks and aims to align state pay with others. In Georgia, moonshine raid equipment would go to public schools for educational use under a separate bill proposal.
Tools and equipment sales or rentals rumor lists gravel of all sizes. Concrete and Gravel Co. advertises at 12 N Center with phone 665-3554 for supplies.
The document lists weekly YMCA activities from Monday to Saturday including team practices, swim meets, coed events, junior high and senior Tri-Hi-Y, TOPS classes, sailing, and family swims. It notes times for high school and varsity swim teams, various junior programs, and community activities like sewing circles and square dance events.
City Clerk Miles House spent six cents to acknowledge the first payment under the new sales and use tax after Clayton Watkins sent a penny for a soft drink. The receipt cost more than the payment itself, highlighting the inefficiency of the collection.
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