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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
2
The columnist weighs the cost of Corry residents sending 250 000 Christmas cards at 20 cents each plus six cents postage per envelope, totaling about 65 000 dollars. They question whether funds could better aid the truly needy during the holiday season.
An editorial calls for bold and constructive political action now, arguing the country was founded by the bold and cannot be sustained by the timid. The piece links historical resolve to current civic duty and national preservation.
A Pennsylvania analysis argues that Democratic control of the House could push for investigations into executive agencies next year and require funding, with potential clashes over who pays for probes involving the Department of Highways and other areas.
Relations between President Johnson and President elect Nixon deteriorated over Warren’s independence and plans to name Arthur Goldberg as Chief Justice. Johnson controls Warren’s resignation while Nixon pressed Goldberg’s interim role, revealing strains in Vietnam talks and NATO invitations.
A choir of over 50 voices from Corry churches will perform The Messiah at 4 p.m. December 19 in the Methodist Church under H. Lynn Rice, with Maurice Bohman of Erie as tenor soloist and notable chorus members.
New York City loses its character as neighborhoods blend into one vast mass. The author recalls distinct districts and landmarks while noting rising towers, decay, and a metropolis under strain with pollution, crowds, and changing fortunes.
A playful New York report catalogs examples of double talk where speakers say one thing while thinking another. It pairs each line with its literal inner thought, featuring remarks about gifts, hairdressers, charity, and social relations to illustrate the art of saying opposite of what is meant.
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