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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion the AFL-CIO backs Gov Scranton's Unemployment Compensation overhml as GE plans a $35 million Erie expansion. Proponents say UC relief lowers costs for firms, enabling investment that could boost Erie County's economy and set a broader example for labor and management collaboration.
Paul Harvey discusses LBJ logic and fear in nuclear policy. He contrasts strong U S restraint with warnings of mutal destruction and questions administration focus. The piece notes Pennsylvania draft call for May at 682, April 1,166, national 7,000.
Erie public schools show that more than 20 percent of students will fail at least one year, according to Dr. Joseph H. Zipper. He cites the Child Study Clinic finding that kindergarteners often need an extra year before starting first grade to mature enough to learn reading and basic skills. Zipper notes parents may delay entry until age eight, a choice increasingly common.
Erie district attorney Edward H. Carrey, who took office three months ago, ordered aqua walls and new drapes and carpeting for the DA’s suite. The move follows hiring woman clerks since 1936 and marks first-time improvements in the office.
The piece chronicles Fulbright, Stevenson, Harriman and Bowles advising Kennedy during the 1961 Berlin crisis. It notes Kennedy's delay, the Bay of Pigs fallout, Vienna with Khrushchev, Berlin tensions, Cuban missiles, and later moves toward détente including the Test Ban Treaty and a post assassination thaw with the Soviet Union.
The Corry Journal lists staff roles including George R. Sample General Manager and William Eaton City Editor with others in management and production. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and provides subscription rates and advertising deadlines. It mentions offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Detroit postal details.
Fulbright notes Fidel Castro signaled willingness to resume talks with the United States during a Moscow visit last May. He cites Cuban readiness to compensate seized property as part of repairing ties, while Russia trims troops except missile crews.
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