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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1961
Page
3
A confusing OCR fragment describes a robbery and a wounding at a hospital. Names and details are unclear, but police are involved and an officer is referenced in connection with the incident and a possible suspect.
Harrisburg AP Republicans prepare to oppose a Democratic racing bill that would bar politicians and political officers from financial interests in pari mutuel harness tracks. Minority Leader Albert Johnson says a discharge resolution will move the measure from a committee. The dispute follows the Liberty Bell Racing Association license decision and calls for legislative scrutiny of the Racing Commission.
Aboard a military disaster scene temperatures dropped to 10 degrees and winds reached 65 mph. A helicopter found Obel and Mieras after bailouts at 35,000 feet near Mt Taylor. Obel sustained minor wounds, found shelter in a cactus patch, and a board of inquiry opened into the crash.
Commissioner Touls Raymer reiterated opposition to the Millcreek Township Sewer Authority charge for sewer rental at the county tuberculosis hospital. Other commissioners approved the $203 quarterly bill, while the county solicitor called the bill legal despite questions of validity. Raymer argued long charges and an external setup, insisting no lawyer advised the authority.
Beaverdam 4 H Club organized a cooking club at the leader Mrs Merrill Wade's home. Jane Parver elected president for 1961 with Judy Ross as vice president and others taking posts. The group plans two food freezing meetings and will participate in Rural Life Sunday and Corry Centennial activities. Members Patricia Ladd Norma Adams assist on recreation for Red Cross Mass Care.
A TV review discusses how American life is portrayed abroad and on screen, criticizing idealized suburban families and white collar fathers while noting concerns of youth viewers. It also covers ABC NBC programs on Adolf Eichmann and Israel's trial, praising balanced, legal-focused discussion and featuring Buddy Lester as guest star.
In Los Angeles a community of custom car enthusiasts reshapes stock models into unique machines. Celebrities officials and teens cruise Hollywood Boulevard seeking attention with elaborate paint leather interiors and chromed engines. Growth extends nationwide with shops and mail order services, led by figures like Phil and Alex Kraus and George Barris of Lynwood.
Washington AP report says former Vice President Richard Nixon wins a power struggle within the Republican Party over leadership. Nixon would introduce former President Eisenhower at the June 1 dinner while Goldwater and Rockefeller attend as silent guests, avoiding a split with rival events and telecast plans.
An early focus on cars marks Barris who began work at fourteen with a Model A roadster. He channeled it and painted it maroon drawing attention from girls. Now he reports yearly gross around $100,000 with a client list including Jayne Mansheld, Mayle McDonald, Donald O’Connor, Liberace, and Senator Barry Goldwater.
A reflective short note on the enduring presence of printed text versus spoken speech, emphasizing permanence of written records and the transient nature of spoken communication. It contrasts immediacy with lasting documentation.
Washington officials announced new Commerce Department programs aimed at accelerating growth in the area. Desmond outlined three key phases including export expansion and area redevelopment as part of an intensified effort. The Export-Import Bank will provide financing through private channels to empower American exporters on equal footing with foreign competitors.
Richard Porter, U S delegate at an international space science meeting in Florence, announced plans to land a television camera on the moon to send back views. He added that American efforts for a manned orbital flight under Project Mercury may be attempted this year.
American heart fuels philanthropy with eight billion donated last year equaling four dollars per person. An array of light anecdotes covers dairy farming, inventions, Parisian baths, London street origins, and quirky quotes. Includes trivia on West Point, a dog pill, and a Florida personal ad.
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