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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
2
A reader argues the Paris Vietnam talks expose US failure to learn from Laos, Korea, and Cuba, urging a hard ultimatum to North Vietnam. The piece laments lack of decisive action, warns the enemy will exploit talks, and questions draft-age youths' faith in national leadership.
Paul Harvey argues for a new Vietnam policy as November nears. He criticizes violence at the Democratic National Convention, cites police clashes and injuries, and predicts a candidate will propose an alternative Vietnam approach, forced into by George Wallace.
Key events include American forces defending Baltimore in the War of 1812, Henry Hudson’s 1609 river entry named after him, and Pilgrim colonist John Alden’s death in 1687 at Duxbury Massachusetts. The article notes the date as the 256th day of 1968 with additional historical references.
New York reports Ameri can subsidies to curb production have boosted harvests. 1960 outlook suggests production will stay high. Analysts note technology, subsidies, and weather drive output per acre, with farm income rising though many farmers face price squeezes and perceived corporate power in processing.
Drew Pearson examines government use of funds for birth control abroad and at home amid Vatican and Protestant protests. He alleges mispricing of pills by drug firms, cites high DEW and AID expenditures, and notes Congressmen and Admiral Rickover spar over policy and ethics. The column links population fears with policy, funding, and profiteering concerns.
In Harrisburg the GOP leadership stalls on reconvening the House as Democrats push for a fall session. Reporters note missing desks and maroon rugs delaying chamber readiness, with carpenters ready to finish in a week if called back. Democratic leaders urge action before November, warning of chaotic end-of-session consequences and loss of momentum on key bills.
In a humorous column Hal Boyle laments his dishwashing skills and practices. He jokes about competing in a 100 plate dash and skews housekeeping norms, preferring to soak all dishes at once and wash later. He imagines future table side molding of dishes and remains hopeful yet tired of the task.
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