Prices in Electric Build Stock Report
The fragment notes listed prices around 7055 and 6127 for electrical building materials. It mentions ca 7055 625 and 6127 as reference figures in the listing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
1
The fragment notes listed prices around 7055 and 6127 for electrical building materials. It mentions ca 7055 625 and 6127 as reference figures in the listing.
Fragmentary OCR text references a timing and payoff for an event with a contact phone number. The readable elements mention a start time near 5:30 and a finish around 58, along with coded phrases and a listed phone 663-5703. The fragmentary nature limits precise reconstruction of event or participants.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered numbers and names, no coherent event or person identified. Reads like a damaged street or real estate listing with partial contact details, lacking a complete claim, date, or location to anchor a summary.
The United States asks the UN Security Council for an urgent meeting to secure the immediate return of the Pueblo and its 83 crew from North Korea. Ambassador Goldberg cites a grave threat to peace from North Korean actions and aims to uphold the Korean armistice, while noting possible debate on foreign troops in South Korea.
Two U S Marines, Cpl Steven D Nelson 19 of Elkhart Indiana and Lance Cpl Michael Robert Roha 20 of National City California, escaped a North Vietnamese camp after two weeks. They crept past about 200 guards, fled through jungle barefoot, and reached U S Marine positions two days later. They head home early, Roha 100 months ahead of schedule and Nelson nine months. Nelson had been reported killed but the family was notified he was safe when he returned.
In the 36 hours before Tet cease fire negotiates take effect, communist forces kill 18 Americans and wound 138 across South Vietnam. Attacks include a Lai Khe blow near the 1st Infantry Division HQ and an ambush on a Marine convoy near the demilitarized zone. At Khe Sanh, mortars and artillery clash as evacuations move civilians toward Da Nang. The seven day Tet truce starts at 1 a.m. Saigon time Saturday.
A House Public Works subcommittee undertakes a three week Pacific tour despite Johnson curtailing government travel. Treasury officials say the trips drain dollars while the panel argues the trip yields ideas for highway building. The six day Sydney conference includes tours in Tahiti Mong Kong and Singapore with visits to Vietnam and Japan.
A local man and a second driver were involved in a crash on West Smith near Worth Street at 5 p.m. yesterday. John R. Leach Jr. 20 of Union City and Robert Waite 45 of 302 Mast Street were the drivers. Waite sustained injury and Leach reported brake issues and an ice rut contributed to the collision. Waite’s car damage estimated at $900 and Leach’s at $100. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. Prolific details include the vehicles’ directions and attempted avoidance.
Near 14,800 air reservists prepare for possible indefinite active duty as the United States pushes for a bloodless Pueblo resolution. President Johnson blends resolve with diplomacy to win the Pueblo crew’s release amid U.N. action and new overtures to Moscow. North Korea vows punishment for Pueblo crew, while shooting flares north of Seoul and a North Korea invasion probe continues. Congressional pressure mounts for direct military action to reclaim the ship.
At Thule Air Base Greenland the Air Force recovered hydrogen bomb fragments around the jet’s crash site on a thick ice layer. Maj. Gen. Hunziker said remaining bombs may lie buried in snow or under about 980 feet of water and that no deep search decision has been made while contamination remains controlled.
James town postman Stephen Evanczik has been arraigned before a U S commissioner in Buffalo on a mail theft charge. Detained by postal inspectors after months of complaints, he allegedly took letters for charitable groups outside Jamestown.
Fire officials and police respond after residents report flames issuing from a bathroom drain in a West Church Street home. When water is on the fire stops, when off it returns, suggesting an electrical or plumbing anomaly. Fire Chief Jerome Davis and veteran firefighter Charles Sutton examine the scene as William Popovich and Lena Rickerson describe the eerie incident. Police, fire crews, and utility workers investigate the strange flames.
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