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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion notes historian Edward Gibbon’s view that Athens fell after seeking comfort and security. The piece compares ancient welfare to modern American calls for universal income, urging a return to self reliance and a warning against utopian promises.
Harrisburg column exposes a Republican campaign unit distributing local level press releases with names swapped from 1968 races. It notes Philadelphia machine influence, Fineman for Speaker backing by rural lawmakers, and tensions with Mayor Tate over control of House leadership.
New York reports that traders analyze worst stocks from now through December 31 to convert losses into income tax deductions. The IRS wash sale rule blocks repurchasing the same security within 31 days, and buyers must consider stock fundamentals beyond tax savings.
Washington report says President Johnson and President-elect Nixon shared a cordial luncheon and aligned on foreign policy aims. They discussed NATO invites, ABM limits, Vietnam peace efforts, and preparations for a Kosygin meeting while maintaining mutual cooperation and continuity in US policy.
Highlights of notable events on November 21 across history include Edison announcing the talking machine in 1877, Voltaire’s birth in 1694, North Carolina’s 1789 constitution ratification, Napoleon’s 1806 Berlin decree, Japanese capture of Fort Arthur in 1994, and other 20th century milestones.
The piece contrasts Soviet and Western views on sexual morality, noting Russia restricts coeds from overnight stays to combat permissiveness while praising a perceived revival of traditional values. It cites Com munists in the United States promoting vulgarity, and calls for United States leadership to restore decency and family strength. It frames a political paths for the new U S president to restore national virtue.
Joseph Losey, 59, famed director now prominent in Europe, discusses art and life. He cites writers fear of starting and finishing projects, describes terminal adversity, and notes his shift from medicine to drama. He traces his career from Broadway to film and TV to his Europe-awarded status.
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