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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
2
A column argues for broad police authority to use wiretaps in the bid to curb street violence. It contends that criminals already obtain listening devices and that current laws limit police investigations, urging lawmakers to rethink their stance. The piece questions the reluctance of some senators to authorize wiretaps.
Drew Pearson highlights senator Eastland as a top cotton subsidy recipient while linking his influence on the Agriculture Committee to growing payments for large farmers. The piece notes Panama's Arias planning to fire Ambassador Ritter, and argues for hemispheric unity despite De Gaulle’s European retreat, with Eastland’s 1965 subsidy listed at 129,977 dollars to his wife.
Harrisburg report by Rep. Lee A. Donaldson stresses cutting wasteful spending while preserving vital programs in education and social services. He calls for careful review of state services, potential tax reforms, and regional hearings on teacher salaries as the 1968 Legislature prepares reforms and city aid.
Corry's 20th century note outlines a noon special session where Februar y 24 148 members of the City Council voted third reading to amend the parking rules. The report also notes Salvation Army officials Brunner transfers to Columbus and a Rockets win at junior high, a mill fire at North Clymer, and a York street car theft.
Jim Bishop discusses Eysel Liberman of Kharkov proposing government interest on investments and permitting private managed enterprises. The piece traces Liberman’s critique of the Soviet system, its drift toward center, and potential clash with China or the U.S. as Russia balances socialism with market ideas.
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a perpetual museum of midcentury American life. He recalls household rituals, fashions, fears, and small luxuries that defined ordinary days and the texture of belonging. The piece nostalgia for a time of public gentility and familiar rituals.
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