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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1968
Page
2
Our Opinion cautions that repeating slogans may fail to deter drunk driving but urges personal restraint this New Year. The piece recalls fatal highway crashes and asks readers to avoid mixing alcohol with driving by exercising forethought and restraint.
Navy officials review the Pueblo incident as Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher signs a confession under torture threats to save his crew. Admirals debate POW ethics while Brig. Gen. Andrew Evans’ torture story and a separate alcohol safety report shape policy. Also note Bennett’s retirement and Rogers’ State Department role.
Paul Harvey argues a new era of toughness began with a string of campus and political confrontations. He cites San Francisco State College under Dr. Hayakawa, police actions in Chicago and New York, and broader global unrest as signs that leaders must take decisive action to restore order.
A December 21, 1948 report notes county sheriff seized nine slot machines at Starlite Athletic Club after a raid, total value $771.13 confiscated and turned over to the county treasurer. In other items, Rural Electrification rate cuts affect over 500 consumers locally and about 6,000 regionwide. local sports results include bridge Springs’ 26-21 win after a 13-point opening half. social news mentions Constance Kowalski’s birthday party. Veterans of Foreign Wars post leadership named Herman Burlingame in 1924.
The piece portrays Fidel Castro as a political zealot with a grandiose, violent strategy, arguing his aim to establish a Soviet bloc in the Western Hemisphere and export revolution. It details the Bay of Pigs, U.S. roles, Cuba’s economic collapse, mass emigrations, and dependence on Soviet loans, noting the brain drain and aging leadership.
New York AP humor column suggests a safe New Year Eve party to avoid 1968 hangovers. Guests drink fruit punch laced with sarsaparilla, view home movies, discuss politics, nap, and sing Auld Lang Syne. The plan emphasizes moderation and a light hearted, restrained celebration.
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