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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion celebrates returning locals who join Corry Area High School and arts staff and notes many who built success from the town. It argues that opportunities exist where people create them and cites David A. Hillstrom and others as examples of local achievement despite rumors of few prospects.
Dear Poor Man's Philosopher asks how to spot a liar about age while Washington faces Cambodia withdrawal. The piece links a dubious suitor to a broader view of U.S. strategy and Lon Nol's fragile grip as North Vietnamese pressure grows.
The report describes Cambodian scenes near Phnom Penh as Americans pull back, with children playing near war debris, mothers with babies, soldiers drilling behind sandbags, and refugees in Mekong camps. Posters praise Americans driving Vietcong from borders while two wheeled traffic is restricted at dusk.
The cornerstone ceremony for Corry Memorial Hospital will be held Sunday morning June 18. Miss Mary Elaine Sears will graduate with an MD from the University of Rochester, marking a second Corry woman entering medicine. A supervised summer recreation playground will be launched, with the 1959 program greatly expanded. Recent senior high class night disturbances prompted Board of Education discussion on curbing future celebrations. About 40 local parcels were among over 1,000 involved in yesterday’s county treasurer sale in Erie, with delinquent taxes on many Corry parcels paid and owners retaining possession.
A columnist argues that a real communications gap exists not between parents and children but in society. He cites how editors and reporters frame teen issues, condemning parents while praising youths, and urges honest dialogue, love, and respect to bridge the rift. The piece cites Kent State and drug stories as examples of sensationalism.
New York observers weigh if the economy is in recession amid rising unemployment around five percent and weak industrial output. The Fed index of industrial production has fallen in eight of the past nine months, suggesting recession, while analysts debate the definition and signals like price earnings ratios. The piece notes market confidence, earnings multiples, and varying opinions from economists and institutions as the issue remains unsettled.
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