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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
2
A satirical rewrite frames taxes and tax forms as a solemn observance. The speaker parodies the Gettysburg Address to critique tax systems and government spending, urging taxpayers to seek deductions and avoid higher brackets next year.
President Johnson predicts the American people will rise up against lawbreakers. He says the nation has reached patience with crime and notes crime rises even among affluent suburbs, with embezzlement forgery and fraud not limited to slum areas.
In Harrisburg a compelling shift shows old line political pros losing grip on ethnic blocs. The melting pot era post World War II has dispersed ethnic voting blocks into a diffuse, independent electorate. Candidates now balance tickets with many factors while ethnic lines no longer dominate campaigns.
A brief note by nAil reports an advance on the Kav Du project. No further context or details are provided in the fragment, leaving the exact nature and timeline unclear.
Drew Pearson notes Shriver, Bobby Kennedy’s brother in law, faced mixed signals about joining Johnson’s ticket while Eunice Kennedy pressed for Christmas plans. The piece recounts Shriver’s clash with the Kennedy circle, his Peace Corps launch, and his marriage into the Kennedy family, plus Liberia’s Tubman party leadership and Westmoreland’s Vietnam command reshuffle under Abrams.
The piece surveys how capitalist and communist systems spark debates on similarities, noting Soviet economist Y G Liberman's report of profit-sharing boosts in state enterprises, with profits up 25 percent and sales up 10 percent. It contrasts centralized planning with emerging decentralization, and discusses lessons from both sides about incentives and production goals.
Westerville, a Columbus suburb, has doubled its population amid rapid growth. Jaycees mobilize to fund projects and services, building a fire vehicle, supporting youth leagues, and planning a recreation center as older residents resist change. The group adapts to housing, water, and transit needs, illustrating a proactive civic push.
Hal Boyle critiques a growing hangdog American ethos. He argues many adults feel unnecessary guilt over age, finances, and status, urging a return to independence and self-pride rather than self-criticism or merciless public opinion. The piece condemns masochistic humility and urges confidence in personal virtues.
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