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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear references to events or items. Readable parts mention a 1963 era ring or vehicle with numeric codes and regional hints, but no coherent subject or outcome. Unable to determine a definite person, organization, or location from the text.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local event with scattered names and items. Readable elements include a location and a few related terms, but key details such as date, participants, and actions are unclear or missing.
The Panaceanic Faith sank 870 miles southwest of Kodiak during a storm. Five crewmen survived, with at least 12 bodies recovered and about two dozen still missing. Coast Guard divers and ships pursued two life rafts while Japanese and Norwegian vessels ferried survivors and additional bodies toward California and Japan. Primary rescued names include Gordon L. Campbell and Lewis B. Gray Jr. among others.
Pittsburgh AP report says steel haulers back a mediation panel plan to end the eight week walkout. A five point program offers a 5 percent pay raise and $10 an hour for waiting beyond two hours, with joint talks and grievance procedures. Sam Hart said decision by Saturday.
The Corry United Fund campaign targets 83 500 with Gene Bloom as general chairman releasing the first member list of the 100 and Up Club the Good Guys. Extra Good Guys include Frank McKnight Walter Peake Dr John Mohr Dr George Gould Mr and Mrs E E Hawkins and others.
Meridian prosecutors press the case in a civil rights conspiracy trial as defense asks for the informant identity guiding FBI to where Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney were buried. The defendants include a Klan leader and local officials amid no state charges filed.
City police cited five drivers for motor vehicle code violations last weekend. John Ohmer, 18, was charged with reckless driving after a right turn from Concord street into East South street. Lawrence Stroup, 22, and Richard Lincoln were cited for no registration card and aiding the violation. Frank Fedorchuk, 26, was cited for running a stop sign. Gary Groel, 18, was cited for failure to yield after a two car crash. Information filed with Aldermen Ot taway and Bachemer.
Washington AP reports doctors fees rose sharply over the past year and are expected to continue climbing as demand increases. Federal officials cite rising doctor incomes driven by longer work hours and Medicare pricing, noting slow growth in doctor supply and potential shifts to group practice and physician assistants.
Communist artillery and mortars hit U S Marine positions south of the DMZ. Seven Marines killed and 16 wounded at a bivouac near Quang Tri City. Another attack Tuesday wounded 26 Marines. North Vietnamese pressure continues despite air and artillery bombardment.
A 21hour news blackout during Ford motor Co strike talks between Ford and the United Auto Workers hints at a possible breakthrough after 15 days. 160,000 workers idle across 25 states as bargaining continues, with sessions held separately at Ford's Glass House in Dearborn. The dispute centers on a three year contract amid UAW demands.
Marine Lance Cpl. Paul Mountain of 51 Marton Street has repeatedly volunteered for tougher roles in Vietnam. He joined the Marine Corps, became a jet engine mechanic, then sought duty as a Sea Knight helicopter waist gunner and a further six month tour. Stationed with the 1st Marine Air Wing at Phu Bai near Hue, he has completed 41 missions and plans to reenlist if possible.
Public school students have tomorrow and Friday off as teachers attend annual staff events. High school staff will evaluate curriculum for a forthcoming state review while Edinboro and Clarion college instructors lead math and reading workshops.Friday offers optional PSEA meeting attendance or school projects. Superintendent says participation is required for pay. nonparticipation docks salary. Fire prevention reminder tied to National Fire Prevention Week and home heating checks.
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