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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1961
Page
6
A fragmented Erie County page reports vandalism on Ridge street with breakage of doors and windows, a real estate transfer in Corry, and jail meal details for 75 inmates. It notes a city laundry theft suspect, a carrier project for Jamestown transit, a deer examination station, and various police inquiries and public notices.
A motorist named Simmonds spotted a wrecked car down an embankment near Hill and summoned help after the driver was trapped. The victim, unable to move, was freed by responders following the collision on an unpaved road.
Police held Gary couple for homicide inquiry after officers found Vanessa Ann Savage dead from severe injuries. The mother said the girl had been beaten to discipline her childish habits. Victim is the daughter of Louise Smith and Edward Smith.
A large advertising balloon tethered atop a Tokyo department store broke free and exploded on an elementary school playground. Officials say 20 children were insured and marked for aid in locating the station.
Washington opinion piece analyzes how Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller may leverage California and New York governorship races to stay in national political orbit. It weighs Nixon and Rockefellers chances for 1964 and 1968 while considering Goldwater and Kennedy as potential pivots.
The passage notes Nixon at 44, Rockefeller at 53, and Goldwater at 52, all young enough to wait seven years. It projects Nixon to be 55 in 1964, Rockefeller 60 in 1960 and Goldwater 58 in 1968, underscoring a shifting generational outlook for the era's leadership.
The Rt Rev Msgr John J Reilly aged 62 longtime vicar general of the Norwich diocese of the Roman Catholic Church died yesterday in New Haven Conn. His death ends a lengthy clerical career with service across parish and diocesan roles.
Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle aged 72 of Hagerstown Maryland died at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington. Hartle led the 34th National Guard Division after Pearl Harbor becoming the first Army unit to depart for Europe.
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