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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
2
The piece lauds a shift in education with influxes of younger and male teachers and highly qualified arrivals seeking escape from urban areas. It notes veteran teachers’ strengths, highlights student radio and school pages as signs of this change, and calls for active engagement as the young staff lead progress.
In a hospital room on the eighth floor Pete lies with a cancerous lung as a nurse and a friend discuss his life and death. He recalls his wife and son, contemplates a life insurance policy, and endures biopsy news while debating faith, dignity, and timing. The visit ends as a son arrives and Pete speaks of his theme song.
A top secret summary reviews eight years of covert diplomacy with five male conduits to Hanoi from mid 1964 to 1968. Rumanians Swedes Norwegians French and Italians are critiqued for reliability, accuracy, and limited impact while U.S. hopes for a settlement face skepticism and guarded optimism.
The Penn Harris Hotel sighting of Joe Paterno prompts talk of Nixon ties and Texas as preseason favorite. The week features legislative maneuvers on the snowmobile bill, budget amendments, and committee actions. Rep Dick Schultz proposes more cuts, while debates over the Human Relations Commission and air pollution rules unfold. A quirky note recalls Rep David Hayes injuring his foot after laughing at an invisible dog gag.
In Corry on June 14 1952 two thousand eighty six Industrial plant employees had chest X rays as a mobile unit toured the city on its second day of operation for the general public. The Pennsylvania State Police barracks will move next Monday from 1107 North Center Street to the new building west of Route 4. Mrs C A Mountain hosted a stork shower for Mrs Richard Mountain with games and prizes to Mrs Ray Dennis Mrs Santa Leone Mrs Earl Hasbrouck and the honoree. Florence Pond was renamed clerk of the school offices in the Library Building by the Board of Education. Howard J Sheen was elected enumerator of the School census whose fee was cut from nine to eight cents. Three children were affected by the Board action.
Bethlehem Steel chairman Stewart Cort warned about a hostile political climate for business. He cited tax accusations as unfair and urged truthfulness, responsible campaigning, and gradual reform to avoid harming the economy and individual freedoms. Cort urged Rotary to organize truth squads to counter misinformation.
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