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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Acklish merit pay idea for public school teachers is studied to recognize ability and success in classrooms. The piece argues merit pay could boost creativity and improve education, while noting resistance from some who prefer conformity and equal pay.
September 18 1944 reports from Supreme Headquarters say the First Allied Air Army won Round No 1 in the push to open northern Germany for invasion near the Siegfried Line. Pacific Fleet reports swift beachhead extensions on Angaur and gains on Peleliu as the southern Palau campaign advances.
Framing work continues as the Hf. EB, Bince Company pours concrete to a record length for the Corry-Higin this of the Union City highway toward Warnes Cornery and Elgin. Kiwanis elects CB Shoop as secretary with CH House and W L Peake named directors. Marriage of Lottie Bliss to Charles B. Rafter reported. Civil War regiments 111th and 145th hold a reunion.
The article previews the 65 year first Greek royal wedding with King Constantine and Princess Ann Marie in Athens. It notes Constantine’s royal training under his father and his role as regent during the Cyprus crisis. It recalls King Paul's cancer diagnosis and his decision against immediate surgery to avoid political upheaval before elections.
The article chronicles the election of Papandreou, once a critic of King Paul, as prime minister while the 76 year old leader postpones his operation. It notes the king’s close friendship with Papandreou, the king’s devout nature during Easter, and Constantine’s duties after ascending to the throne at age 29, including county visits and overseeing Greece’s democracy.
Jim Bishop profiles David Kochay, director of economic planning in Israel and adviser to the prime minister, outlining Israel’s postwar growth, balance of payments challenges, and strong investor ties led by the Miami group. He notes immigration needs, tourism, industry, and key partnerships shaping Israel’s future.
Albert G. Ludwig, 37, of Hastings, Pa., was killed when a cutting machine fatally crushed him at a coal mine near Carrolltown in Cambria County. He died at Miners Hospital in Spangler.
Miss Janice Van Earden of Clymer was feted with a trio of personal showers hosted by Mrs. Robert Van Earden and Mrs. Clifford Aikens Sr. in the Aikens home, with mint baskets and a menu including brown bread rolls and coffee. Rev Van Earden will officiate at her wedding to George Martin tomorrow in Clymer. relatives from Lenox and Jamestown attend.
Mixs Mary Lou Gibbons of Sherman visits grandmother Tre Mae Sweet. Mrs Andrew Twist and son stay with Mrs Max Bemis while Mr Twist attends a Bible conference. Amos Van Warden hosts birthday party for grandson Mary Van Barden of Lenox. Attendees include Rev Robert Van Barden and family Clifford Aikens Sr and Jr and families Curtiss family Sherman Kargal family Whittier Custred visit Tom Wardas No You and Glen Evans visit. Elouis Marsh visits Pearl Bomis Wednesday.
Three Arkansas Highway Department reproduction technicians were charged with using state equipment to make counterfeit bills in Little Rock. A fourth man from a transportation company faced charges for possessing phony notes. Secret Service agent Leroy Lebeoy said tens of counterfeit bills were recovered and the money had circulated among the group.
U S Steel Corp interviews furloughed workers in the Monongahela Valley to fill about 1000 jobs at its mills in Chicago and Gary Indiana. Letters were sent to roughly 6000 past applicants and furloughed steelworkers. only recipients are interviewed.
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