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A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a container or dock notation 8c 31 foot kk dock with references to a Tu-t025 72 Agency. No clear event or person names emerge from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
1
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a container or dock notation 8c 31 foot kk dock with references to a Tu-t025 72 Agency. No clear event or person names emerge from the readable text.
A brief thank you note from the community expresses gratitude for cards and well wishes received by several local friends. The message mentions individuals connected to the effort and notes appreciation for ongoing support during a time of dur ent.
McNamara visits Saigon as 4 000 new American troops arrive, bringing total U S forces to about 325 000. The deployment follows a high level briefing and includes the Ivy division’s 3rd Brigade landing at Vung Tau. Cabinet dissension in Ky’s government grows as civilian ministers threaten resignations.
Marines of a reconnaissance platoon near Chu Lai in South Viet Nam repelled repeated Viet Cong assaults. Sergeant Clovis Coffmann, 34, of Richmond, Va, earned his sixth Purple Heart after stabbing a Viet Cong and hearing enemies wounded nearby. The fight lasted the first 15 seconds as Marines charged and broke the skirmish line amid grenade and rifle fire.
In Henrico County Virginia a suburban grove near Tuckahoe Elementary School faced trees cut by a lawyer with a power saw. Neighbors protested as officials resided in Utah or court, with school construction on hold. State Sen. Parkerson arrived with the school architect to discuss the obstruction. Continued on Page Eight.
San Antonio AP report says Hawthorne Sun Principal W. Dain Higdon sent 71 girls home after a "mneup" in the school auditorium to enforce board rules on appropriate dress. He argued that dresses showing most of the thigh when seated are too short.
Washington AP reports General Electric faces a possible nationwide strike by about 125 000 workers at 12 01 a m Monday as unions unite for the first time this year in contract talks. President Johnson weighing an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction with George Meany of AFL CIO leading a union chiefs meeting to plan actions among 11 unions led by Paul Jennings.
Yesterday was County Commissioner Day in Corry as about 100 residents met with three elected county officials to discuss local problems and solutions. The group praised the hospital expansion plan for long term care, noted potential improvements at Lawrence Airport, and urged collaborative planning to fix roads. They also welcomed the new county assessment program to correct inequities, suggesting many properties in question were underassessed.
President Johnson outlined a broad Social Security plan proposing at least 2.2 billion in increases with an average pension rise of 8.50 a month and a 10 percent minimum. He urged Congress to approve, with first checks in 1968. The rollout came during a Baltimore stop on a two day political tour.
In Chicago and surrounding areas major supermarket chains led by Jewel Tea Co announce deep price cuts on thousands of nonperishable staple items. Jewel reports 2 327 items reduced with new low miracle prices while rivals quickly follow. Sample cuts include Royal Jewel coffee 1 19 a 29 ounce pears 29 cents and olive jar 44 cents. Jewel says cuts offer shoppers choice not a war and aim to attract more business with 10 to 20 percent reductions.
Carl Red Gustafson of Cor ty left an estate valued at 99405, per holdings inventory filed at Evie County courthouse this week. The deceased, who resided on East Frederick Street, died May 7, 1966.
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