Fragmentary OCR Note From Nich Oper Leven 8 to Early
A terse OCR fragment mentions a piston from the y and a reference to Nich Oper Leven 8 with hints of early dates. Details are unclear and no names or places are confirmed.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1966
Page
3
A terse OCR fragment mentions a piston from the y and a reference to Nich Oper Leven 8 with hints of early dates. Details are unclear and no names or places are confirmed.
Damaged OCR fragment mentions a property at Lake 7 with a wary val but unclear details. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed from readable text.
Es sato and pro n the tually wre are factors ieaterol o and. The fragment appears non-cohesive. readable bits hint at a debate on factors and performance without clear entities or events.
Pittsburgh AP A federal official warned that air pollution from coal burning by electric utilities could rise sharply without fixes. J Cordell Moore of the Interior Department cited 240 million tons of coal burned last year releasing about 5 million tons of sulfur and warned of rapid growth in coal use by 2000.
Dozen ships anchored in the river near Saigon and others held as far as Manila and Yokohama. The average wait is about 30 days while crews draw double pay nearly $800 a month. A government maritime official says recruiting for Vietnam bounds ships is difficult due to extended stays aboard during Vietnam service.
Merle Dodd and Mrs. George Hagger chair clubs and groups. Gene Bloom and Dale Carlson lead preparations for the United Fund drive with a goal to contact Corry Area residents. In other news, Fayette County soldier Richard T. Malaspina, 21, Hibbs, was killed by a mine near Da Nang, Viet Nam.
WYANDANCH N Y AP The new Olive elementary school named for Olive an 18 year old Negro paratrooper who died in action in Viet Nam. The 29 room school was dedicated in a ceremony attended by about 600 people. Olive saved four comrades by sacrificing himself and received the Medal of Honor last April.
Erie district race looms as incumbent Vigorito faces Weaver in a gubernatorial year. Shafer, Craver county favored, national figures weigh in including Clark Humphrey Nixon. Campaign issues inflation Viet Nam Medicare and spending dominate with both men touting records. Speaks arraigned for murder in Pittsburgh after a Saturday death.
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