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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion a clever revenge idea targets junk mail addressed to Occupant or Boxholder. Return the advertiser’s envelope stuffed with brochures, forcing them to pay return postage at first class rate. If nationwide, mailers may drop the practice to avoid higher costs.
In this opinion piece from Ritchie Gazette Harrisville column, the writer criticizes acceptance of socialist policy through federal funding. He argues communities may accept any project dictation to access federal money, relinquishing supervision, noting rare county refusals due to affordability concerns.
Paul Harvey Gallant Fools at Work Again argues Americans should consider immediate withdrawal from Vietnam, criticizing President Johnson for inaction and Nixon for boxed choices. The piece urges voters to quiz candidates with a single, clear question and expose doubletalk.
Kennedy supporters and Dem leaders nationwide press for delegates in key areas around New York City and beyond. Prominent figures like Stanley Steingut and Moe Weitstein face pressure to switch loyalties as Bobby Kennedy aims to lock strong blocs. A separate bill seeks to curtail federal power over electric utilities, drawing mixed support in the Senate while concerns over currency stability surface in Treasury notes on France.
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins outlines a busy Harrisburg week detailing three new bills on Edinboro State College status highway safety and school tax authority plus a pro rated firefighter pension measure. He notes debates on teacher salaries and a proposed aid bill for Catholic schools, plus budget questions and Edinboro Lake dredging actions. He cites meetings with nursing home groups health officials and local lawmakers while endorsing motorist aid and criminal intoxication testing. He also highlights a price scale bill to curb shop fraud as a minor but practical idea.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle laments the telephone as a modern torment. He recalls its origins as a servant of man and notes how it dominates home life, turning private spaces into markets and offices with constant ringing and intrusions.
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