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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
2
The Corry Area Joint School Committee meeting highlights the difference between labor contracts and teacher contracts in Pennsylvania. Teachers can exit after short terms, while districts must uphold full-year commitments unless justified by a cause. Taxpayers bear the cost, as school codes and mandates shape contracts amid teacher shortages and education degrees as entry passports.
A brief excerpt revisits Paul Harvey's 1960s musings on nuclear weapons and deterrence. General LeMay argues for using any weapons to win, while critics fear global phobia and civilian control. President Nixon and Senator Humphrey react amid a divided American stance.
Boeing faces a pivotal move on its SST project as a Seattle meeting signals a shift from a swing-wing design to a conventional fixed-wing craft. industry officials note potential public reveal later this month with a smaller 400 passenger target and weight economy hurdles.
Ex governor William Scranton reports European capitals largely oppose a Johnson Nixon summit and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Pact. Only West Germany and Romania show mixed views on talks and several nations fear losses from a pact delay. Scranton notes widespread alarm over George Wallace and EU film coverage of US events.
This date marks Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga in 1771, Napoleon dissolving the Rhine confederation in 1813, Chopin's death in 1849, the 1854 Sevastopol bombardment, Bessemers steel process patent in 1855, Luxembourg's 1868 constitution, Einstein's 1933 US arrival, and last year Rockefeller's presidential non candidacy remarks.
A Pennsylvania Insurance Department hearing on Blue Cross rate increases reveals a clash over Section 921 and consumer representation. Lawmakers spar over who should represent the public at rate hearings as a lengthy bill stalls, leaving Blue Cross rate concerns unresolved.
Yves St Laurent, a 32 year old couture prodigy, longs for quiet creativity away from society yet remains central to fashion’s glare. He recalls a turbulent rise from Dior protege to master of his own house, questioning luxury prices and the image of carnival fashion while plotting personal freedom.
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