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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
9
New York Tiffany and Co and other retailers face mass price tag changes due to the recent excise tax cut. Different effective dates for ending levies complicate repricing actions across departments, electronics, and mail order houses, with state sales taxes and federal levies influencing the final prices.
New Jersey parachutist Nickolas J. Piantanida, 92, plans a balloon gondola jump from 115000 feet between September 10 and 16 near Minneapolis St. Paul to break the world record set five years ago by Air Force Capt Joseph Kittinger Jr. His jump would come from Duluth Air Force Base per an Air Force announcement.
In Columbus Indiana a 16 year old youth unlocked Tom Browns car using a spare key and drove away. Police caught him within three minutes. Brown and his wife had been watching for weeks as the car sat in front of their home each night in a different gear. The boy explained he tried spare keys in similar cars until one fit.
Arcadia officials declined to bar barefooting after doctors warned of health hazards. A Montana pageant reenacts Custer’s last stand near Hardin. John R Starrs begin fourth leg of a four year drive to visit all 48 states, starting in August. Worcester clubs revive old soft shoe as police ban modern dances. Alice Wentworth pursues weekly golf for kids in Atlanta. Dogcatcher Hollis Lane in Vincennes reports on local issues.
MILWAUKEE Wis AP Can rock n roll on car radios alter the rush hour loop John Anello 10 cultural director for Milwaukee County parks and music director of a local opera company says stations should soothe drivers with soft music He notes that tempo and dissonances can provoke irritation with traffic and prompt drivers to speed up to match the music This shows how pulsations in music can influence driving pace
South African author Alan Paton who wrote Cry The Beloved Country plans a new novel drawing on 1964 sabotage violence and jailings. He condemns violence and notes a motive behind each action as he links his Liberal party leadership to the era. In Denver 616 tons of trout planted by state department announced.
In Berkeley this summer researchers will test tropical “instant fish” from Brazil and Argentina as a biological control for mosquitoes in flooded rice fields. The fish eat larvae, live about a year, and can hatch eggs after long dry spells, potentially aiding California’s fight against vector-borne diseases amid a severe mosquito problem.
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