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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece critiques U S democracy as tail wagging by elites from college deans welfare officials and Congress. It argues for stronger discipline and caution against backsliding into democratic weakness amid calls for a woodshed response to malcontents.
Americans face higher taxes interest and living costs as inflation tightens budgets. Labor Department data show a 0.4 percent February price rise, the worst in two decades, with higher wages not keeping pace and prospects veering toward further price increases and possible policy controls.
The column surveys events on this date across history. In 1993 Japan withdrew from the League of Nations after being denounced as an aggressor in Manchuria. Earlier, 1634 Maryland's first settlement began on St Charles River, and 1703 Peter the Great founded St Petersburg. Wilhelm Roentgen born 1845. Hitler pressed Poland 1899. Yugoslavia ousted 1941. Khrushchev became premier 1958. a 10 years ago дел demonstrations in China and Dalai Lama fled Lhasa were reported.
Washington debates a new five year Spain base agreement with dictator Franco. Critics warn of a possible U S commitment to defend Spain if North Africa leans toward conflict, citing lobbying and prior aid despite opposition from Truman and Acheson.
Fragmentary notice notes a subscription or delivery instruction with costs five cents per week and a copy to Ken Conia by mail in advance.
A critic likens the Smothers Brothers slipping public image to Arthur Godfrey s changes. He argues network pressure and overreaching controversy harmed their act, suggesting a return to roots before they fade from the air.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on the idea of unachieved possibilities and daydreams as sanity. He lists humorous, fanciful tasks a man past fifty might still consider, from climbing Everest to tossing a caber in Edinburgh, ending with a note on the newspaper's reader submissions policy.
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