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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
2
A Bear Lake woman mourns her 20 year old husband killed in Vietnam as the nation debates the war. The piece questions the war’s purpose and asks why he had to die, calling for a clear, understandable reason. It critiques democracy, commitments, and the Vietnam era rhetoric, urging an answer to why Pfe. Adolph Hamm died and others did.
Harrisburg report notes Pennsylvania as a pivotal swing state with both parties courting the Keystone State. Nixon and Humphrey target the state while Wallace sees it as a strong northeastern vote potential. Voter registration trends have shifted, making the outcome uncertain despite a Republican edge.
Drew Pearson reports disarray in Hubert Humphrey’s California campaign as newly named committeewoman Warschaw departs for Europe and longtime California organizers Correll and Winter are replaced by Don O’Brien. The piece notes lack of crowd response in Los Angeles, a nonunion Harvey Aluminum connection, and mixed signals on strategy amid tensions within the party.
It happened in Corry 20 years ago October 1948 a testimonial dinner for Andrew Paulson honoring 34 years as Corry Eire chief to be held at the Country Club on October 13 announced this morning.
Jim Bishop paints his father John M. Bishop Sr. as a once-dominant, now frail figure. The 85th birthday marks a steady retreat from bedroom to dining room, with memory of police work, family, and past games shaping a quiet, stubborn endurance amid fading strength.
New York AP profile of David Hemmings portrays a Renaissance-minded yet restless star. He rejects nihilism in favor of broad curiosity, discusses youth responsibility, and recalls a bohemian upbringing from child soprano to actor and painter before Blow-Up fame.
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