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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1969
Page
3
A cryptic report discusses a claimant group named Dati Deuver Logical Able Vever and their assertion of a lost territory. Officials note no official boundary changes and urge careful verification of sources before any public action.
The readable fragments mention Chinese jet, Nixon, Hitler, and various places. The garbled lines suggest a historical newspaper page with references to politics, leaders, and urban contexts, but the exact events and dates are unclear. The snippet lacks coherent facts or a single centered report.
A partial OCR fragment from 1966 notes a dent in something described as I not of. The readable elements show a stray reference with no clear event, place, or involved names beyond this isolated phrase.
Rosel H Hyde says his successor to the FCC will likely maintain current policies though some publicized steps have not yet become formal agency rules. After 41 years in federal regulation, Hyde leaves the chair after guiding policy amid major telecom questions and potential new leadership from Dean Burch.
David Schweigert anesthetist at Corry Memorial Hospital named chairman of the Professional Division of the United Fund campaign for the Corry area. He will contact doctors dentists lawyers and other professionals in Corry. Schweigert also serves on the YMCA board and the rod and gun club. He has lived in Corry eight years and resides at 559 East South Street.
Kane Borough police were called when a 13 month old infant was found crying unattended at the Columbus Club. State Police and County officials joined the case. the child was taken to Bradford Children’s Home as authorities investigated the parents Mr and Mrs Tom Robinson of Wilcox. A local woman later brought the child to police, who planned further checks as the father reportedly drunkenly demanded the infant’s return.
Sam Rapp in Vernon Township escaped injury when a propane gas unit exploded in his mobile home on Conneaut Drive while he attempted to unclog a kitchen sink. He had turned off all pilot lights. the cause remains unknown though the chief suspects a propane and sewer gas mix. The blast caused extensive interior damage and a small fire under the home as Rapp stood at the door.
Dartmouth College expects about 90 black freshmen among 850 incoming students. Of 200 blacks accepted, roughly 90 may register. Five years ago 14 of 39 accepted enrolled, and last year 29 registered. The 200 year old institution has about 150 black alumni.
Ezekial Ward an 18 year old from the Bayfront area was jailed thirty days for contempt after remarking to jurors I hope you all sleep well tonight during criminal court terms. Judges stated perjury will not be tolerated and juror intimidation barred. Two jurors and two deputies testified to the hallway remark and a warrant for arrest was issued.
The article notes the U S plans to redeploy units including the 3rd Marine Division and the 1st Infantry Division to Vietnam. Marines clash near the DMZ with four killed and 36 wounded as the 1st Infantry Division, stationed north of Saigon, focuses on pacification while other divisions bear heavy fighting along the Cambodian border.
Harrisburg residents will see the Pennsylvania State Capitol as the backdrop in CBS TV series The Governor and JJ premiering tonight. Exterior shots were filmed last May weekend. Governor Shafer said producers surveyed all 50 capitals and chose Pennsylvania as the most beautiful.
New York AP Svetlana Alliluyeva says Joseph Stalin knew what he was doing when ordering purges that shook the Soviet Union before World War II. She calls him ruthless not mad, and critiques Khrushchev Kosygin Brezhnev as flawed. She also discusses her move to America, citizenship doubts, and two books.
The AFL CIO Machinists union accuses National Airlines and chief L B Maytag Jr of favoritism in a long airline labor dispute. It cites Maytag as a major Nixon contributor and notes Justice Department action and a stalled mediation. The Machinists won a court order to release airline negotiators after mediation failed.
A 33 year old Jamestown man with a recently transplanted kidney suffered serious burns in an explosion at his home yesterday. He carried his two year old son to safety before being treated at Jamestown General and transferred to Buffalo General for ICU observation. A second floor resident and a neighbor were rescued as heat and smoke blocked stairs. Fire officials cited a pilot light igniting fumes from a kitchen remodeling project as the possible cause.
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