Oil 106 m Unit Headed 0 Crew
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an oil unit of 106 meters with a headless crew count of zero. Unclear names, dates, or locations are readable.
10 Oct 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an oil unit of 106 meters with a headless crew count of zero. Unclear names, dates, or locations are readable.
A gas company project profile shows a site with multiple meters on Reed Street near Con-70 and West 2094 PA. The brief notes access area and nearby utilities as key considerations for work in the environment.
Fragmentary text appears as garbled OCR with mixed letters and broken phrases. Likely from a historical page but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to identify a specific person, place, or incident. No verifiable entities or context available.
Vice President Richard M Nixon begins a Western swing aimed at tightening the race with Kennedy. Nixon plans speeches in Denver Salt Lake City and Billings and forecasts a victory within four weeks, with Klein saying a decision hinges on polling in California Colorado Arizona and other key states.
Patrice Lumumba remains a political force in the Congo after another tour of Leopoldville bars drawing strong crowd support. Mobutu tightens control in the capital as Lumumba calls for national unity and the removal of foreign troops. Katanga’s Tshombe accuses Belgium amid regional tensions. Kennedy campaigns in Ohio and Youngstown highlighting civil rights and social reforms.
Lou Leroy Collins of Florida was elected president of the National Association of Broadcasters by the NAB board. He will assume the post next January as governor’s term ends, filling the vacancy left by the death of Harold B Fellows who led the group for nine years.
Robert A Farly former police judge and storekeeper died yesterday at 111. He helped build downtown Corbin and pioneered a covered wagon in Oklahoma and Texas and taught school.
In Philadelphia a 14 year old boy described a shock similar to an electric socket as he stabbed Sally Ann Hayward a five year old girl during an attempted molestation at her housing project. He faces charges including assault with intent to rape kill and ravish and aggravated assault by knife.
In Meadville the Post Office Department faced criticism during a sermon by Rev Harold Jd Quistes of the Gairilin Church. He argued obscenity in mail distribution harms public morality and urged government action, while defending individual rights and condemning attempts to regulate expression.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission contemplates a full scale inquiry into Bell Telephone Co earnings. Chairman Lyon Schwarte signaled the probe, with Bell declining comment and not ruling out hearings as the commission sets a 90 day deadline for a lower rate plan.
Typhoon Rit roared toward Hainan after affecting the central Philippines, leaving more than a hundred dead and causing damage in Hong Kong and nearby areas. Winds reached high speeds as authorities warned of a possible landfall and substantial flooding in coastal regions.
United Nations session awaited Khrushchev after his Open End TV interview in New York. He insisted the Soviet Union will not initiate war and insisted on a ready agreement to curb arms shipments. He alleged U2 flights undermined peace and claimed warning to the American envoy before Moscow flight.
A large fire caused about ninety thousand dollars in damage to the Wood Roamla UC plant area, burning through lumber and equipment. Firefighters arrived to curb the blaze as investigators reviewed the site for causes amid extensive damage to the Shepard-woodworking section and related structures.
United States expected to struggle for enough votes to pass core war issue resolutions in the United Nations. Soviet pressure and recent abstentions noted as Khrushchev warns of a future US minority status.
The GOP established a campaign headquarters on Center Street in Port Mass with hours from 2 to 9 p.m. daily during a defined campaign period. Sub chair in charge will coordinate workers and operations at the central office.
A home in Hightown, Titusville, was leveled by an explosion and fire that damaged two cars. Two firefighters were slightly injured, one treated on scene, another at Titusville Hospital. The blaze cut local telephone service, knocking out hundreds of lines as crews battled flames and drew water from a nearby stream.
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