Shall We Fight Merger Opinion Split On District Merger Vote
The Cory Area Jointure School Boards voted unanimously against placing the merger question on the May primary ballot. Five districts favored merging to a larger district citing greater state reimbursement and potential tax relief. Wayne township opposed reflects local sentiment and potential shifts in representation. The piece contends mergers may become standard by 1965 and notes voters face impacts on taxes and school operations.
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Wile Wayie
Steel talks inch toward early 1962 pact in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh AP report, U.S. Steel negotiator R Conrad Cooper and United Steelworkers head David J McDonald lead premeeting talks with common aim of a quick, non inflationary settlement before June 30 1962. Workers earn between 2.28 and 4.33 dollars per hour amid calls for concessions and tax relief.
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R. Conrad Cooper
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McDonald
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Bear Lake area social notes and family updates
Friends report Mrs. Lenz Cross recovering after a year long illness and celebrating her 91st birthday on February 20. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newhouse at Corry Memorial Hospital last Saturday. Paul Vanord and family attended his father’s funeral last Monday. WSWS will meet at Mrs. J C Mannating’s home this evening. Mr and Mrs J C Mannerson visited Mr and Mrs J P Peterson in Jamestown last Saturday.
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Corry Evening Journal Local Building Notes
A partial page shows building notices and philatelic items. The Corry Evening Journal advertises publishing rights and local notices, with references to advertisements and the newspaper’s policies.
Kennedy era debate tests basic issues and opposition
George Sokolsky argues that opposition to Kennedy must be morally based and not merely partisan. He notes wide variance in views, praises Kennedy's constitutional respect, cites attitudes toward religion and tariffs, and compares to FDR while urging public judgment on leadership.
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Kennedy
Congress
We Are Going to Win This Fight Says Eisenhower Era Voice
A historical fragment recalls President Eisenhower and Cabinet talk on national resolve amid Cold War fears. It highlights a simple question used to cut through debate and frames Americans facing Russia, taxation, and cultural shifts as they seek leadership and unity.
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Disarmament Deadlock and Red China in Talks
President Kennedy ties disarmament to two conditions: world coverage including Red China and an effective inspection system. Red China, not invited to Geneva talks, complicates an agreement. Mutual distrust over inspections, with Russia viewing inspections as spying, stalls progress toward a ban on nuclear tests and a broader treaty. The 18-nation talks next month face pessimism as Khrushchev proposes a summit, Kennedy resists, and both sides weigh how to proceed.
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Man Cleared in Shooting of Neighbor's Dog
John Coffey a postal clerk testified he shot the neighbor LaVerne Payne's dog in self defense after the animal lunged and snarled at him near the Ploter farmhouse. The jury cleared Coffey of malicious charges and ordered Payne to pay trial costs.
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Labor and mergers reshape jobs amid automation fears
New York AP report notes mergers rising to about a thousand yearly and automation draining job opportunities. Labor argues mergers favor automation by keeping plants running and enabling price for more automation while cutting competition. The piece cites concerns that unions fear job losses as centralized companies absorb duplicates.
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Eta
Witte Colids
What Is The Law About Stock Offerings
An organization that checks stock validity is state securities commissions. In Pennsylvania the act is administered by the Pennsylvania Securities Commission in Harrisburg. The Federal Securities Act applies to inter state offerings but not when few buyers or intrastate sales or low offerings under 300000 dollars and the SEC is located at 18 Washington D C.
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Harrisburg
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D. C
Slick operator in Columbus police report of ring theft
In Columbus a tavern operator Joseph Letow was pressed to shake hands with a customer using his left hand. Letow yielded then later reported his $800 ring missing along with the assailant who offered the left handshake.
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