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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1968
Page
2
A Dallas Post opinion condemns a six percent tax as a blow that lands hardest on families. It notes a one percent rise over years and warns a federal tax on income could trigger nationwide protest. The piece stresses groceries and clothing costs push households toward hardship.
In Saigon anger grows over President Thieu as coup fear rises and reform promises fade. Critics include army officers and Ky allies, with Western diplomats calling Thieu a lightweight. U.S. generals face pressure for mobile counterinsurgency over conventional firepower.
Delegates at Harrisburg wrestle with a major reform measure amid shifting power, facing frustration from lobbyists and satisfaction from professional blocs. Some see a partial, not full, recommendation book ahead of the April 23 election, risking voter confusion. James Usry era context and groups like the League of Women Voters weigh in on public interest versus special interests.
Jim Bishop recalls a long-ago Piscataway Township scene centered on Marty Knight’s two-story house and the porch family PHOTO. Katie laughs with the kids while neighbors and seasonal city visitors helped with chores. The Summer House woke at dawn with blue smoke and breakfast ready.
A reflective, memory filled scene recalls Leed the hound and Reilly the chained brother at the Summer House. Old farm routines, church Sundays, strict Katie and Knight at work, bees, beans, milk trains toward New York, and a child narrator’s quiet longing for warm days past.
In Corry local railway circles rumors persist that the long standing passenger station may be replaced with a modern brick structure. An extensive inquiry this morning yielded no definite plans or encouraging details.
A collection of birthday quips targets Marge Harry and others over age thresholds. The jokes critique aging with humor about candles cakes pensions and office life while balancing affection and sting. Hal Boyle’s snippets reflect midcentury social humor and workplace banter about growing older.
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