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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece critiques welfare as failing female headed families and argues poverty reduction needs education housing jobs health and real incentives. It supports a large day care program for 435 000 mothers who want work to enable a transition from dole recipient to productive parent.
The piece argues the Declaration and Constitution protect individual rights from all sources and notes the Revolution and early financial peril established them. It warns that neglecting registration voting or jury service forfeits those rights and asserts government touches everyone's lives daily with public funds.
Harrisburg notes say both Republicans and Democrats expect a tight victory in Pennsylvania with enrollment gains across grades. Forest County posts the largest percentage rise, while staggered vehicle inspections are delayed until May 1969, with motorists urged to mark their new inspection stickers.
The London Sunday Times notes Spiro Agnew's strong backing of the Greek military junta and questions how his vice presidency would influence U S Greek policy. Greek-American figures like Tom Pappas push funds and support, while Greek-Americans show mixed views on the junta and U S policy.
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options with annual and mail prices. A dated note references election notices and polling information.
Jim Bishop notes the presidential race nears its end with a mix of optimism and critique. The piece highlights Bobby Kennedy’s clashes with Lyndon Johnson, George Wallace’s coast-to-coast impact, Nixon’s temper and tactics, Romney’s brainwashing remark, and Rockefeller’s cautious approach, ending with hoped for a better term of office than the campaign.
It Happened In Corry recalls events from 20 years ago with a Halloween party at the State Armory and park visitation warnings. Four decades back a raid on the Antler Hotel yielded liquor seizures as Cub Scouts visited Washington School. Haniel Clark builds a storage shed on Hast Smith street. Frank Jones holds a dry stock contract.
State Representative Forest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol in Harrisburg Pa. State Senator James Willard of Pulaski Mercer County is accessible via the State Capitol. U.S. Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark of Philadelphia can be reached at the Senate Office Building Washington DC. U.S. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie is reachable at the House Office Building Washington DC.
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