Fragmented notice yields unclear local report
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details of a local public notice. readable names, actions, or dates are sparse or missing, hindering full reconstruction of event or deadline.
26 Oct 1964
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details of a local public notice. readable names, actions, or dates are sparse or missing, hindering full reconstruction of event or deadline.
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names and numbers. The readable items reference a person and a location but lack a clear event or outcome to form a coherent news item.
President Johnson drew large crowds in Florida as he continued a five city tour through the South. Sheriff Dave Starr estimated about 100000 spectators lined a four mile motorcade route from Deland to a shopping center area. Johnson praised opportunities for older Americans as Secret Service and police kept order after earlier Miami clashes.
The Canada Wheat Board announces a $21 million cash sale of 250000 long tons of wheat and 25000 long tons of flour to Soviet interests via St Lawrence and Atlantic ports. Nikolai Belousov leads talks at the Wheat Board in Ottawa. The package includes shipments possibly diverted to Cuba. Separately a Yugoslav flood devastates a city, drowning dozens and stranding hundreds.
The giant sturgeon once kept at the State Fish Hatchery as a tourist draw has been stolen. A 40 inch fish weighing 25 to 30 pounds was removed some time ago. Hatchery superintendent Sorenson said the animal, brought here from a distant location, was tame and could be caught by hand. The thief may be the same person who commits vandalism such as breaking windows.
Ajax Iron Works division of the Cooper-Resge mer Corp. supplied $120,605 in industrial equipment to Turkey under the U S Foreight Aid Program Rep James Weaver said today The sale was financed under a $70 million development loan enabling Turkey to acquire commodities needed for industrial development The Turkish order included Ajax 11 x 14 oil engine model used in oil field adaptations
Thousands gathered in West Branch Iowa to honor Herbert Clark Hoover at a cedar shaded hillside burial. Two soldiers stood guard as Dr Elton Trueblood led final rites near the grave, with Hoover's coffin lowered into a concrete vault and a white marble slab to be placed later for his wife.
Columbus and Corry fire crews responded to a 1:15 p.m. call from Mrs. Walter Gordon about a blaze at Bruce Rankin’s garage in Baker Hill. Electrical wiring likely started the fire, consuming most of the structure but sparing the nearby house. Damage estimated at $700. contents damage not estimated. Corry sent Engine 3, Emergency Truck 5, and 12 volunteers.
Alexander Graham Christie 83 of Baltimore Maryland, a Johns Hopkins University engineering professor from 1914 to 1948, died Saturday in Port Perry. He was a past president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
In Saigon and the Mekong Delta region a Ranger unit advised by an American sergeant engages at a pagoda near Cay Event. A prior operation targeted the same area as a revenge strike while villagers report crossfire and containment efforts continue.
In Huela Spain AP reports nine U.S. Marines died when two H34 helicopters collided at about 800 feet during amphibious maneuvers. Fire consumed both craft as survivors and other Marines worked to aid the injured and recover the dead amid the larger naval air operation.
Retired individuals graying and discussing changes in mobility and independence. Fragmented quotes reference Mill Valley and local figures, noting a voyage or journey and the impact of aging on daily life.
The United States posts a force of 15 B 52 bombers on Guam about 2,000 miles from Red China, expanding range beyond earlier basing. The move places heavy jets closer to China, while 600 B 52s remain in the United States on near 16 minute alert.
AP reports ongoing local level strikes against General Motors Corp as the nation awaits a new contract. UAW action idled over 400,000 GM workers after Sept 25 with locals authorized to stay out in support of plant demands while a national agreement was hammered out.
Washington experts tell President Johnson that Khrushchev’s removal dents Soviet prestige at home and abroad and clouds future policy toward the West. They foresee likely power struggles between Brezhnev and Kosygin, factionalism harming Soviet interests, and a flexible course for Soviet policy within power limits. Eastern Europe remains affected.
Titusville teenagers narrowly escaped death at 130 yesterday morning when their auto ran off the highway near Spartansburg at high speed, rolled over, and came back on the road. Driver Rodney P Campbell, 18, sustained lacerations. Allan Deemer, 17, interior injuries. Corry State Trooper William Kite cited excessive speed. Vehicle damage about 300 dollars.
Aero-Flow Corp Inc Hyatr Corp unit reports nine month after tax earnings of 86 226 on net sales of 7 444 while 1961 results were 108 057 on 4 792 181 sales. Loss in 1962 was 96 744. Earnings per share fell from 19 to 15 cents. 500 975 common shares outstanding. Board declares 10 cent dividend payable December 10 to stockholders of record November 2.
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI may issue a major statement on racial integration during his December trip to Bombay for the International Eucharis ic Congress. The move comes amid global civil rights concern as the Pontiff plans to visit India.
Sen Hugh Scott Republican Pennsylvania resumed campaigning following laryngitis and an ear infection that kept him home for two days He appeared on two television programs in Philadelphia and attended a private reception at the home of Frank G McGlinn Republican state finance chairman yesterday.
Police pursued 20 year old Paloney after he ignored signals and fled a traffic stop on Center Street and Collin Pap Avenue. The chase ended near East Columbus Avenue with Paloney's car wrecked and unhurt. officers logged his license number before giving up pursuit.
In Chester Pennsylvania a 9% year old woman, Gloria Virginia Paskings, is to appear at a hearing on arson charges tied to a blaze that killed four children and injured parents, a brother, and five firefighters. Police say she admitted starting the fire after an argument with the children's father Luther Roberts. Victims include Edward Roberts 9 and sisters Evette 7 Kathy 6 Beverly 4. Luther Roberts suffered burns saving three others, and Mrs Roberts endured burns as five firefighters fought the flames.
The Detroit printing unions enter their 105th day of strike after a vote rejecting a publisher offer backed by President Johnson. Detroit's two daily papers The Detroit News and the Free Press have halted publication as the strike widens, affecting the plate and paper handlers as well as related print workers.
A damaged OCR fragment from Altoona mentions Gregory Hatten and weakly references locations or names like Ashville and Wiest. The readable content is limited, lacking clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent event or notice.
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