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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1968
Page
2
The piece critiques fashion magazines showing cadaverous Twiggy like models and contrasts them with starlet styled ads. It questions whether women aim to resemble Twiggy or the Hollywood ideal and suggests women may choose between fashion dictated looks or natural appearances depending on male appeal.
Harrisburg reports widespread delays as state employees await reimbursements for April travel under new Shafer Administration rules. The overhaul reworked expense accounts causing two month backlogs and higher meals caps, with critics noting reduced per diem coverage and limited itemized deductions.
Drew Pearson notes President Johnson will ignore De Gaulle’s provocations, prefer dialogue, and stress Franco American friendship. Stokely Carmichael buys a $70,000 Washington home in Miriam Makeba’s name, while Makeba faces scrutiny over anti American songs.
A Town Hall event in West Spring Creek brings together district educators assemblyman and local barbershop quartet for a program June 24 at 8 30 pm. The joint Spring Creek and East Branch Granges sponsor the evening as farmers report drought conditions and poor May pastures. Dale Brothers Circus will set up tomorrow at East Main Street and Shady Avenue. Lawrence and Loren Thomas Chevrolet dealers helped organize the effort while The Orange and Black team once played at Pleasantville on May 28 1928 in a 54 decision.
Paul Harvey argues that accepting reversals in war and diplomacy teaches better strategy. He warns against masking mistakes in Vietnam and Cuba, saying only admitting failure and exiting wisely can prevent future overreach and improve outcomes.
Hal Boyle profiles Jacqueline Bisset as a rising British actress who replaced Mia Farrow in The Detective and stars in Two for the Road. He notes her height look and demeanor and quotes her thoughts on acting confidence her goals and values.
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