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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues federal welfare creates unemployment. It cites remarks from business owners across Texas North Carolina California Florida Illinois and Mississippi claiming welfare reduces job availability and discourages work. It urges Mr Nixon to reform federal aid to curb unemployment.
A column argues that public sex offenders roam Chicago and elsewhere, citing Hoover and critics who blame lenient courts and perceived permissiveness for rising crime. The piece urges mandatory punishment, including surgery, to protect victims and restore order.
A portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson’s foreign policy push as he nears departure, detailing his informal accord with the Kremlin to curb war in the Near East, efforts to gain Russian support for Vietnam peace, and plans for a Paris or European summit that Nixon later countermands.
On January 18 1969, the United States marks historical notes including Eisenhower’s 1944 vow to crush Nazi resistance, Daniel Webster’s birth in 1782, Raymond Poincare’s Versailles opening in 1919, and the 1943 Leningrad siege lift announced in Moscow.
City officials reply there is no sewer or paving decision yet for 1969 regarding Worth Street. North Worth may be sewered this year and paved next if the plaza on the bypass is built. South Worth Street could be paved in 1969 if the council approves. other questions about the downtown sidewalk project and street department logistics remain.
A 1919 Corry council vote follows a resident complaint after his wife was injured on a cracked walk. City to inspect all sidewalks in spring weather. Also reports a 31 7 junior high basketball win over Tidioute in Warren County.
The author recalls Carl Bender a Nebraska high school peer who enlisted in the Navy after planning college. From letters he served on both coasts and in the Caribbean advancing from seaman to chief mate while the writer pursues a Navy inquiry answered by a Bureau of Naval Personnel note marked July 12, 1945.
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