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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
9
Hal Boyle reflects on how memories define individuality yet bind people through shared pasts. He recalls small childhood moments and social quirks from a simpler era, noting common scenes of family life, education, fashion, and daily rituals that shaped American childhood and society.
Northwestern medical expert notes football helmets endure about 5 000 g impacts per hit as players test new recording gear this fall. The study aims to improve helmet protection and track brain impact effects during games. Westinghouse wins a $2 million TVA transformer contract for Cordova substation near Memphis.
Pennsylvania's Revenue Department reports 3,152,983 in taxes from the first year of pari mutuel harness racing. William Penn Raceway led with 1,076,076 from 42 racing days, as Liberty Bell and Meadows tracks add substantial totals from 50 days each.
Mrs J H Lefkovitz while in New York on tour phoned home in Sparta Tennessee. The operator recorded her name as Lefkovitz I know and then asked how to spell Sparla revealing a humorous miscommunication during the long distance call.
President Kennedy reportedly compares Sen. Barry Goldwater's GOP bid to his own 1960 Democratic race with Hubert Humphrey and Nelson Rockefeller as potential disruptors. Officials say Rockefeller could damage Goldwater, while Humphrey might block Kennedy. Goldwater cautions he is not yet a candidate.
A four-team league final at Loveland Field concluded with sudden death overtime supervised by Vic Cragg and Bob Mulvin. Front row players included George Pain Mike Balog Rodney Bankes Roland Ross Joe McCoy and others with Dan Clark and Dave Curtis among the back row.
LISBON Ohio AP Beavers dam a creek between a cornfield and a railroad track flooding Harry and Perry Lippincott dairy operation near East Rochester The beaver dam eight feet wide backed water into the cornfield and pasture destroying corn rows and threatening harvest The farmer plans to break the dam to save the crop and pasture later text mentions a hotel motel leader in Bedford Kentucky or Pennsylvania unrelated notes
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected chairman of the National Board of Directors of the English-Speaking Union of the United States. He said he was happy to help foster friendship between the United States and the British Commonwealth and peoples.
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