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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion argues NEA overstates needed raises while omitting that teachers work nine months a year. It compares starting salaries 4700 to other grads about 1000 higher, calculates monthly pay and finds the nine month work year reduces annual earnings. The piece concludes teachers are paid for nine months of work.
The magazine interview quotes Mrs. Barry Goldwater recounting two nervous breakdowns in Barry Goldwater and recent erratic behavior fueling Republican doubts about his fitness for the GOP nomination. It cites Time magazine depictions and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller critique of Goldwater’s shifting positions and public statements on the United Nations.
Jim Bishop denounces both White and Black extremists accusing them of dragging the nation toward contempt. He singles out sit-ins drag-ins and confrontations, argues the Supreme Court's 1954 ruling on separate but equal is law, and laments leaders who fail to practice brotherhood. The piece warns that both sides’ militants threaten justice and unity.
Read the Corry Journal classifieds for movers. The page lists staff names and roles including publisher, general manager, city editor, and production manager. Includes notes on mailing and subscription details with rates and addresses.
Reports indicate industrial production rising with steel output up since June last year. Auto makers push output amid new model changes while retailers see slower credit growth and revised GDP for Q1. The economy remains on an uptrend into mid 1984 despite signs of a possible summer slowdown.
Erie County Commissioner William C. Hill Jr calls for public identification of the industry responsible for a recent bay fish kill. Commissioner Louis J. Rzymek opposes full disclosure arguing industry should be allowed to fix the problem and not be singled out without proof. Hill asserts the public has a right to know and questions health officials’ findings about which industry caused the pollution. He mentions an east side industry as a suspected source, though he says that industry is not entirely at fault.
Rzymek urges against public criticism of a longstanding local industry calling it a matter of public relations and community service. He stresses the value the industry has provided over many years.
The microphones were dug from the eighth ninth and 10th floors of the Moscow embassy where Kohler and aides have offices. Officials say the embassy has been checked for hidden devices for 11 years and a new exhaustive probe using demolition techniques was ordered without clear reason.
Harrisburg announces July draft quota for Pennsylvania at 674 men matching June 554 and 483 in 1963. July draft call set at 8,000 as state Selective Service headquarters releases figures yesterday.
Sixty five words of text recount local deaths in action and prisoner statuses tied to Corry youths, Allied fronts in the Tyrrhenian sector, and Major Norman Newton’s Cassino report. Also notes express station bids, Elks bazaar turnout, church travel to Meadville, hotel construction permits, and temporary receivership of Haniel Clark & Son with a May 29 continuation.
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