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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues that President Johnson avoided another run due to violent and hostile crowds during campaign appearances. It cites U.S. News and World Report noting growing heckling and calls accusing Johnson of killing babies and burning children. It states Secret Service concern and veteran reporters’ unease, reflecting a volatile national mood.
If most Americans can be made to feel individually responsible for their government, the general improvement of government is more likely to result. The idea emphasizes citizen accountability and personal stake in political outcomes.
Harrisburg hosts Penn Expo, a two day businessman focused statewide promotion by promoter Dean Moore. with 200 displays, ambassadors dinners, and acts from Allen Rossi and Nina Simone, aiming to showcase Pennsylvania industry without taxpayer subsidies.
In a pivotal Brooklyn Democratic primary, Congressman John J. Rooney, a powerful figure steering State and Justice Department funding, faces a serious upset bid by Frederick Richmond. Richmond has funded major slum rehabilitation in Brooklyn, including 458 renovated apartments, while Rooney’s probe into Richmond’s foundation has yielded little political impact.
It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago June 17, 1948 reports M Nast elected president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Association board at the annual meeting in the basement of the Public Library. The note mentions anticipated turnout and community events.
A lengthy profile notes Jim Bishop, his Kennedy era reporting, and a self described editorial incest with J.A.C. Dunn. It covers his career from New York Daily Mirror to authoring a Dallas Kennedy funeral chronicle, his ethics, his writing craft, and his family reactions in Charlotte.
AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys everyday facts from mail to travel, diet, fashion and science. He notes Americans will log over a trillion miles by car this year, bread and drink trends shift, and advances like contact lenses evolved from Leonardo da Vinci ideas. He also covers farming trends, infant feeding guidance, and a witty quip about marriage.
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