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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1962
Page
4
The editorial laments shrinking emphasis on core teaching in the Corry area schools. It cites a passive Curriculum Committee, lack of student recognition, and no local Honor Society chapter as evidence of weak educational initiative. It proposes two monthly meetings to separate business from education, arguing for clearer focus and accountability.
A 200 year old March 14 1932 radio plea urges US and Australia cooperation against Japan. Prime Minister Curtin appeals for closest Allied cooperation as Americans consider wartime life. The article notes car orders released by the local rationing board, plans for a new baseball commission, local bowling stars, and Better Schools Week with class tours. A Chamber of Commerce meeting discusses a local opportunity for the double grout project.
Warren County officials and supporters urged a 46000 appropriation for a Forest Service Research Center near Warren. The plan, led by Blaine M. Williams and backed by Plummer Collins and Henry Retlin, awaits congressional approval before funding can be added to the county budget.
George Sokolsky reports Hans J Morgenthau critiques US foreign aid as a weak, unfocused technical program driven by scattered demands and self interest. He notes bribes and secrecy in diplomacy, cites Tito and Latin America, and argues aid fuels jealousy while failing to win genuine support or advance policy goals.
Jim Bishop recalls Paris nights with vivid scenes of cabbies, the Seine, Notre Dame, and a Crillon stay. He recounts three memories including a 12 year old encounter with Maurice Chevalier, a German major during the war, and a peculiar cashier whose precise, emotionless routine hid a fleeting moment of color.
James Marlow analyzes the Geneva disarmament talks as the Kennedy administration weighs possible concessions. He notes the emphasis on an effective treaty with inspection and new experience shaping the U S position while recounting Russia’s testing history and the need for a verifiable no test treaty.
A statewide Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association forms with a 16 man steering committee led by Robert Newcombe and John Menocher of Penn State. A meeting April 27 28 at Penn State will set officer elections and regional directors, aiming for broad representation and about 9000 eligible coaches.
The Lake Carrier Association forecasted Great Lakes sailing likely unavailable until mid April due to harsh weather and ice. Ice depths reach 18 to 36 inches covering 80 to 90 percent of the upper lakes, the association stated.
New York AP reports that consumer spending lags behind early 1962 forecasts while business investment shows a steady rise since 1961. Government forecasts project a fullyear record of 37.2 billion, but economists warn gains hinge on stronger consumer outlays amid high capacity and winter impacts.
Trak, 31, appeared before Chautauqua County Judge Nickney L. Phillips on a reduced plea to arson. Originally charged with first degree arson, the plea was reobrielled by the district attorney’s office. Sentencing set for March 26.
Fragmentary notice from a Pennsylvania Post Office listing mail and second class rates per year by mail in advance and by carrier seven cents per copy forty two cents per delivery. Advertising rates available on application with a daily deadline reference.
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