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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
2
In this critique XRAY JOURNAL argues that federal surcharges are a mandatory inflationary tool. It cites W Allen Wallis asserting inflation stems from government actions not private actors. The piece frames the President's 10 percent surcharge as a policy intended to absorb spending rather than curb it.
Paul Harvey Randall recalls a Philadelphia incident where actor Tony Randall used an obscenity about President Johnson at a McCarthy campaign event. The piece argues for private discipline to prevent public embarrassment, noting applause as a risky narcotic and urging apology and restraint in political speech.
Drew Pearson reports Park Chung Hee tells Washington that North Korea will breach the 38th parallel unless the U.S. shows resolve. Park requests a tougher stance, urges retaliatory measures, and warns soft policy invites renewed war. cites Pueblo seizure and zone incidents to push for credibility and a permanent Korea peace.
A president of the American Insurance Association warns that widespread urban unrest tests the sector's ability to provide property coverage. He notes insurers face big losses, debates rates, risk sharing, and possible federal reinsurance to stabilize offerings in high risk cities.
Harrisburg voters face five questions from a 90 day constitutional convention on July primary ballots. The measures cover legislative apportionment state finance taxation local government and the judiciary with independents allowed to vote on the constitutional issues. Support groups from major parties and numerous associations push the proposals as a near century first major change to the 1874 constitution.
Hal Boyle surveys English as a glorious tongue while warning it can mislead. He cites famous lines and common misuses that trap speakers in public woes and awkward moments, noting the gap between spoken slang and printed precision.
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