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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues the 1919 Communist rule to corrupt youth guides current U S unrest. It cites J Edgar Hoover on fighting communism and warns of financial support for riots from communist sources. It urges Washington leadership and courts to confront perceived internal enemies as the nation faces two fronts.
If you know the tax structure of your city you gain practical insight into municipal government and see clearly that government is your business. This piece argues taxation reveals how local powers allocate services and funds benefiting residents.
Monday Morning Wash notes Officer James Hurlbut receiving a two year home study diploma from the Institute of Applied Science in Chicago covering fingerprinting photography firearms identification crime investigation modus operandi handwriting and typewriting Chief Frank Carnegie lauds his strong police career interest. Irvin Downs attends state teacher conference in Bedford urging innovation in education. J Gerald Kennedy named in Who's Who at Grove City College highlighting campus leadership. Corry State Police warn against lop sided car builds and moonlight headlight covers under new motor vehicle code with upcoming arrests.
Corry updates recount a 20 year old item about ammunition funds and a halted VFW post home project at East South and Mill, plus church class efforts to add space at West Washington, a Halloween party with 20 in costume, and a concluded Community Chest drive. No paper today.
Fragmentary OCR text from Corry Evening Journal page shows generic newspaper header details and pricing. No clear event or person names are readable. content appears to be publication info and advertisement notes rather than a specific news item.
Drew Pearson notes that in 1963 Richard Nixon offered to represent Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser for a 2 million fee while starting a Wall Street practice. The piece cites Egyptian press praise and Armenian accusations, yet finds no proof Nixon meant to please Nasser for payment. It also links Nixon to later work for Warner-Lambert and other clients amid regulatory cases, prompting questions about time spent on campaigns versus client interests.
On this date in history Khrushchev backed down in the Cuban confrontation and ordered the withdrawal of Soviet missiles. 1492 Columbus arrived in the Americas on his first voyage. 1636 Harvard College founded in Massachusetts. 1922 Mussolini march on Rome begins from Naples. Five years ago the UN General Assembly Social Committee adopted a resolution against all forms of racial discrimination.
A wartime portrait of General Lewis B. Puller, nicknamed Chesty, recounts his rise from a boot camp trainee to major general with multiple Navy Crosses. The piece details his front line bravado in Peleliu and Korea, his tough discipline stance, and later injury in Da Nang.
Joy Stilley relays Hal Boyle style humor about hemming woes and shortcut fixes. She notes dresses grew longer, attempts quick home methods, and finally discovers hemming with an iron and tape to permanently fuse turned edges, avoiding tailor visits.
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