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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion LSD makes idiots of even the best. Six college students, once the cream of the crop, ended an LSD trip blind for life. What motive drove them to risk their lives for a nameless kick, and why did they believe they could bypass disaster despite public warnings? Only the six know.
In Harrisburg analysts assess the impact of the State Auditor General and State Treasurer races on party control. Both Democrats and Republicans view control of these offices as pivotal for 1970, with outcomes shaping state government balance and party strength more than the presidential contest.
The entry lists notable events on January 18 across years: 1788 first English settlers arrive in Australia. 1534 Francisco Pizarro founds Lima. 1782 Daniel Webster born. 1862 John Tyler dies. 1941 Malta attacked in World War II. mentions China disapproving Poland’s receipt of U S aid and France resisting British EEC entry pressure.
The Corry Evening Journal lists postage and subscription prices by mail in advance with yearly and weekly rates. Some text appears garbled. the intended info notes per-copy pricing and potential publication date details.
In Washington, Senator John Sherman Cooper urged Johnson to pause bombing North Vietnam, drawing parallels to his Kennedy-era advice to use Khrushchev’s mood for Berlin talks. The piece links U.S. troop goals, South Vietnamese governance, and rising anti Americanism as Westmoreland pushes for more troops and peace efforts loom.
The article cites Labor Department figures showing men earn 5 to 44 percent more than women for the same work. It argues equal pay for equal work is not yet a reality and criticizes the Civil Rights Act’s sex provision as enforced or misapplied. It highlights varying averages, notes Western states with narrower gaps, and questions ongoing discrimination.
New York AP column compendium highlights quips and curiosities from readers. Notes on wool becoming food proteins in New Zealand and growing pet populations, plus jokes about dog license fees and celebrity diners. Ends with quotes and whimsical tips from folklore and daily life.
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