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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text hints at industrial equipment mentions including harvester PTO boxes grain elevator and wage decrease. Names appear as A C Tow and A CL, with unclear locations or dates. The readable items suggest a notice about machine components and wages without a coherent event or outcome.
The 1964 presidential race sparks a surge of campaign books, biographies, and spoof volumes as voters glimpse competing views of Johnson and Goldwater. Publishers report millions of copies in circulation and debates over whether such works influence public opinion, with notable titles and authors cited.
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service estimates corn production may fall by about six million bushels this year due to drought. The projection of 1964 corn production in Pennsylvania is 196 million bushels, well below the August forecast, as dry weather took its toll.
Zoologists in South Africa report Namib geckos make nighttime clicks by opening and closing jaws, likened to barking. Dr. Haacke and Dr. Koch describe finding a new species Ptenopus kochi, possibly a love or servitorial call, with ongoing research into the sound’s purpose.
At the Western Orthopedic Association meeting in Las Vegas two San Diego orthopedic specialists described surgery to relieve painful shoe pinch from high heels. Dr Malcolm Coutts called it a losing battle to persuade young women to alter fashion, while Dr Philip Dickinson noted that surgically shaving the heel bones has relieved pump bump cases, with 82 instances reported.
Halifax, N S. David Murphy searches for a large open area to test an authentic Australian boomerang. An instruction circular with the mail order item suggests an open space about 50 by 50 yards for testing amid people and pets.
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