09 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows partial sport related phrases with unclear names and numbers. It hints at a sporting event or person named Pulakoe with scattered references to dates and scores, but details are unreadable.
Erie County voters backed Sessler for State Senate over Waterhouse by more than 4,000 votes as Democratic turnout surged citywide. Waterhouse led statewide in party balance but Sessler won Erie’s large edge, aided by Gov. Lawrence’s endorsement and strong Democratic turnout in the city. Local results show high turnout with 90 percent of registered voters participating, and Peiffer prevailing in most GOP-leaning precincts despite a countywide Democratic surge.
In Harrisburg, Democrats appear set to control the Pennsylvania State Senate for the first time in 24 years after a shift of three Republican seats. The chamber would split 25-25, with Democrat Guy Davis casting the deciding vote to grant control when the 1961 session opens. Several incumbents faced reelection or retirement, including Harvey Taylor and J. Hanson, while others like Kapriver and Wall contested seats. The outcome marks a major political realignment with party strength in the upper chamber shifting after a long GOP tenure.
In Spartansburg townships the GOP vote ran high with incumbent Congressperson Carroll Kearns securing 131 votes. The Democratic opponent Kennedy received 7 votes while the overall mayoral or local race details are unclear.
In Spring Creek, Warren County, Vice President Richard M. Nixon and running mate Henry Cabot Lodge defeated John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson by a wide margin. Total district tallies: Nixon 168 to Kennedy 78.
In West Wayne Township Nixon led with 156 votes while Kennedy received 62. The broader rural Pennsylvania trend matched this pattern, with Nixon maintaining a political edge. Waterhouse is noted in a continuation on Page Three.
Linesville Crawford County resident Paul LaSalle, a mail carrier, faces embezzlement charges for diverting funds from August to November. Bond set at $1,000 as Erie County authorities pursue further action after an Erie County commissioner review. He allegedly misappropriated public funds and attempted to delay orders to conceal the theft.
Puerto Rico’s bishops warn against birth control and back Marin’s Popular Democratic Party while U S ties and statehood divide the island. Vote tallies show Marin leading, with 250,058 votes for Perea and 172 for another candidate backed by Catholic hierarchy. result reflects ongoing political and religious currents on the island.
William Watt, 64, owner of a repair shop in Lovten L Barley 09, was pinned under a car at his workbench when the vehicle slipped on the ear pedal. The accident occurred in his shop, and Watt sustained fatal injuries.
A fragmented report from Independence shows the HST precinct backing Nixon over Kennedy in a close line, with Nixon receiving 181 votes and Kennedy trailing. The item reflects a wartime era political tilt and local sentiment shaping the presidential contest.
In Harrisburg the Democratic party surged to control the Pennsylvania General Assembly for the first time in 22 years. Official returns show Democrats leading the Senate 24 to Republicans 21 and holding a slim 102 to 100 edge in the House with potential party switches looming. The shift could allow Democrats to appoint the Senate leadership and shape committee chairmanships, pending certification and floor votes.
Legion Group announces annual Poppy Day in Carry to honor fallen service members and support disabled veterans. A memorial tradition uses red crepe paper flowers offered by volunteers, with participation by Wright School students assisting tomorrow afternoon through evening at local sites.
Philadelphia voters tipped the state toward John Kennedy in the presidential race, boosting Democratic gains as Eisenhower counties showed mixed results. Philadelphia touted a large Kerry victory while suburbs leaned Republican, with Kennedy carrying majorities in several urban counties and Philadelphia shaping the statewide outcome. The dramatic turnout in Philadelphia was seen as pivotal, influencing expectations for Kennedy’s statewide lead and future political momentum.
Fire at St Michel Primary School in Lew wood swept the building early morning. Fifty pupils and staff escaped by leaping from upper floors while one teacher and a student were treated for injuries. Fire started in the furnace room and rapidly engulfed the first floor, trapping occupants on the second story.
Dems win Senate and House majorities as returns swing with 18 of 44 Senate seats and key House picks. Republicans gain a net 1 in the House while narrowly trailing in the Senate races. Incumbents toppled include Sen J Allen Frear Jr D Del. Vote counts show Democrats leading in most undecided races as results come in.
Six youths from Corry and surrounding areas were charged by Corry State Police after a 10 day investigation into cottage break ins in Brooks Rocks and Blue Eye region during the summer of 1959 and a recent return. Two were named as Terrance L. Houser of R D 3 Corry and Robert A Woodworth of R D 1 Columbus. four were juveniles under 16. The crimes involved breaking into cottages, taking food beer a shovel hoes yarn and various small items valued at about what is stated. Police say preliminary loot included food beer and household items with a recovered seed and other goods. The youths face juvenile court proceedings in Warren County at a later date.
Hawaii Governor announced early today that President Kennedy will win Hawaii by a margin of 192 ballots, preserving the state’s 3 electoral votes. The endorsement signals a strong showing for Kennedy in the Pacific region.
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns a Republican from Farrell is reelected to his eighth term representing Crawford Erie and Mercer Counties. He won 16 240 votes to 13 068 over Chester C. Hampton, carrying Crawford and Mercer while Erie favored Hampton. Magee and Merry also won reelection bids for the General Assembly.
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