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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
4
A satirical take on the 1968 GOP candidate field led by Eisenhower as titular head. It argues Ike has little influence, lists Nixon Goldwater Scranton Stassen Smith Lodge Rockefeller Romney and others as weak options, and predicts a wounded party awaiting 1968.
A Vestal New York feature muses on growing up and changing fashion from frilly organdy dresses to blue jeans, noting how time alters style and identity. The column mirrors local sensibilities and the plainspoken tone of small town journalism.
Hal Boyle riffs on everyday quirks and social foibles in a light American humor column. He jests about dating leg shapes, dog breeds, breakfast cereal with yogurt, greeting cards, lunch culture, and vanity in politics, ending with playful remarks on marital missteps.
Long, fragmented report details White Citizens Councils, Sheriff support, and federal probes amid Mississippi civil rights clashes. Mentions Gov Johnson, Lyndon Johnson, Hoffa task force, Rumford Act opponents, and California rallies. Includes notes on Burkhalter push-button voting proposal and the Goodmans Schwerner incident.
A 20 year ago debate on topless one piece swimsuits unfolds with fashion designers and police chiefs weighing morality. San Francisco police chief says nudity is not illegal if not lewd as shops report selling out and consider next moves. Actress Mamie Van Doren questions gender double standards while industry voices clash over modernity versus decency. Local notices mention military movements and a Finland severing ties with the United States amid global events.
The line speaks to enduring presence of the written word amid spoken verse, noting how print preserves ideas while spoken performance gives immediacy and voice to cultural expression. The contrast highlights medium and memory in literary culture.
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are provided. In no case should the letters be construed as The Journal’s opinions.
President Johnson notified Congress of a new agreement expanding the types of atomic information the United States may share with NATO and its members. The accord supersedes a 1957 arrangement, broadening participation to enhance NATO defenses and cohesion while aligning with bilateral delivery systems. McNamara and Seaborg supported the move. a 130 day notice under the Atomic Energy Act is required before it takes effect.
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