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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
2
In an Our Opinion piece the Corby Journal questions a letter from 29 clergy criticizing U S conduct in Vietnam. It defends Geneva and Hague rules, cites Koje-do prisoner abuses, and urges focusing on Communist red abuses rather than American conduct.
Jim Bishop critiques Fidel Castro’s Cuban regime, detailing emigration, stalled sugar production, and economic aid from the Soviet Union. The piece portrays Batista’s fall, Cuba’s poverty, and tensions between Moscow and Peking while noting shortages and limited protests.
Mason Denison reports from Harrisburg that Governor Shafer's $2 billion budget faces a slow, election year path. Tax avoidance is praised by leaders, but Senate and House divisions, plus upcoming primaries, push fiscal hearings into May. Democrats seek targeted cuts while Republicans struggle for GOP backing.
Drew Pearson reports that the Pueblo incident exposes U S gaps in conventional weaponry and spare parts in Korea, with focus on limited airpower and nuclear armed fighters. He notes competing aims in Korea and Vietnam, and criticizes reliance on nuclear retaliation amid scarce nonnuclear forces.
The Corry Journal lists advertising rates and postage details. It notes pressroom personnel, a 313.00 account reference, and 10 cent per copy carrier price with five cents weekly charge, plus an advertisement deadline at 9 am.
Hal Boyle reflects on abandoned farmhouses and empty barns across America. He contrasts empty homes with barns that once sheltered animals and people, tracing how neglect turns these structures into symbols of societal drift from simple to complex life.
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