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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the dollar has lost purchasing power, with 1967 showing a 3.5 cent drop and economists predicting greater losses this year. The piece blames federal spending and large deficits for inflation and argues to end welfare expansion to stop the cycle.
The piece urges every citizen to support good government by ensuring all government roles are filled by capable people. It warns the enemies of democracy gain strength when supporters fail to act and urges personal action toward strengthening democratic institutions.
Harrisburg column recalls Richard Nixon’s Harrisburg stop with the Capitol Hill audience, noting security by Secret Service and state police. It contrasts Democratic and Republican reactions and argues campaign coverage has expanded with media presence and public property concerns.
State Representative Assemblyman Forest Hopkins serves North East and can be reached at the State Capitol in Marvisburg Pa. State Senator James Willard represents Pulaski in Mercer County and is reachable at the State Capitol in Harrisburg Pa. U S Senator Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark from Philadelphia may be contacted at the Senate Office Building in Washington DC. U S Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie can be reached at the House Office Building in Washington DC.
Drew Pearson urges the Democratic Party to declare an antiwar plank and end U S involvement in Vietnam. He warns against renewed isolationism, cites global alliances and aid shifts under past administrations, and argues for a clear exit to prevent further American error.
The Corry Evening Journal lists mailing rates at 1800 per year in advance and 65 cents per copy by carrier, with display advertising deadline set for 9 a.m. on the preceding publication date.
Jim Bishop recalls Reggie, a sharp yet erratic editor and writer in Greenwich Village. Reggie mocked authority, published odd humor, clashed with landlords, and drank heavily while pursuing unfinished projects and a controversial life.
Report notes an efforts to raise barber prices from 75 to 1 dollar and shaves from 80 to 75 cents with a petition circulating. Local social items mention Mr and Mrs C A McClintock hosting at Findley Lake for daughter Coletta’s birthday. Construction of a Union Oil gas station proceeds on West Smith Street near PRR tracks. Mrs Smith delivers a political speech reception. Williams' team defeats Dr in a 50 45 match with clear reception reports.
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