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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1968
Page
2
In our opinion, a longtime friend cites Will Durant on liberty and order. The piece warns that ongoing wars and protests portend history repeating itself, with demonstrations threatening disruptions to power and communications as violence and unrest rise.
A federal home safety commission begins functioning to curb dangerous products amid debate over funding for mule housing in Washington. Rep. Abernethy questions costs and city plans as Mayor Washington and officials discuss where mules could be kept and who pays.
Harrisburg report outlines Democratic support for a constitutional amendment to legalize a graduated income tax in Pennsylvania. The proposal, sponsored by Sen. Thomas F. McCreesh, sits in a Republican committee long stagnant, while Shafer administration pressures for more revenue and a stand-by single percent tax remains debated.
Corry civic leaders report 24 homes under way or completed and 16 inquiries at the Chamber of Commerce for housing. Rocky Grove varsity baseball beat Corry High at Loveland Field. Also notes on Memorial Day plans, V E W Band participation, and Chautauqua campaign leadership details.
Jim Bishop recalls Lyndon Johnson in the White House Fish Room as he nears a decision not to run again. The piece paints Johnson’s home life, lingering Kennedy loyalties, and a calm sense of finality as 40 years of public service wind toward a possible memoir and retirement.
New York columnist riffs on social image in business life and personal rituals. It satirizes prestige, office dances, spouses, education choices, banking calls, and daily quirks to critique status obsession and public display.
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