In Our Opinion Newspaper Week Emphasizes Community Role
In Our Opinion piece the newspaper celebrates National Newspaper Week, defends its role as a public watchdog, and notes the balance between criticism and support from advertisers and readers. The editorial stresses the paper’s time pressures, accountability to the public, and pride in serving a strong, cohesive community.
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Harrisburg Tax Fight Looms Over 1968 Budget
Harrisburg faces a looming budget storm as lawmakers debate a 285 million dollar tax package and 60 million in corporate taxes. With the constitutional convention and January session ahead, the path to a 1968-69 fiscal year remains unsettled and tense for Pennsylvania taxpayers.
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Arthur F. Sampson
Freedom's First Line of Defense in Paris
In Paris the Crillon hotel on Place de la Concorde evokes old elegance while the adjacent Ministry of the Marine houses bureaucracy. A Major in the German Army, a paymaster who signs officers' checks, endures loneliness under Nazi occupation as Hitler triumphs in Paris and at Les Invalides.
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Major Departs Paris After 1944 Defeat
Jim Bishop portrays the postwar mood as the major leaves Paris in 1944. An American officer finds a desk box of cigars with a German note and the hotel coffee shop reveals a cashier whose black eyes hint at a hidden war story. The scene closes with the maître d in quiet denial.
White House faces uphill peace talks amid Bunker cable
President Johnson faced a difficult path after Ambassador Bunker warned in Saigon that North Vietnam rejects a four point peace plan and expects a Republican win after November 1968. The briefing followed Johnson's San Antonio address signaling a pause in bombing though he kept talking with Hanoi.
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Corry Evening Journal Admits AP News Exclusivity
Fragmentary OCR text from the Corry Evening Journal notes AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches. It references subscription and delivery details, pricing per copy, and advertising deadlines, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Speak of Your Heart and Health Questions
A health column discusses amebic dysentery in the United States and how the entameba histolytica spreads. It explains blood clotting, thromboplastin, thrombin, fibrin, and the roles of vitamins, minerals, and anticoagulants. Dr Coleman invites readers to send questions for future columns.
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