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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
6
AP report recalls Joseph Goebbels remarks and Ribbentrop's odd confidence after Hiroshima. The piece contrasts nuclear fear with political forecasts, noting U.S. and Soviet tests, Kennedy aims, and France and China's nuclear ambitions.
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York said the Senate would ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty by an overwhelming vote if Secretary of State Rusk guarantees no under the table deals. Senator Thurmond questioned the pact citing Khrushchev’s record, while Harriman and Sparkman urged careful scrutiny and readiness to test if violated.
A playful montage of odd summer happenings spans across the nation. Pittsburgh napper Steve Rubeck avoided harm as a 44‑car freight train passed. amid varied misadventures a Sioux hitchhiker fired at cars but caused no damage. a Navy underage incident ends with a training voyage blunder. Norman Lamar sows a lawn full of heads of lettuce. folk singer Ulysses Baxter noses a peanut up Pike's Peak. a Virginia teeth package and Richmond honeybee sting story close the roundup of light, humorous incidents.
Four individuals were stabbed in separate Chester incidents over the weekend. John Jackson, 34, of 1503 West 9th Street, remained in fair condition at Chester Hospital with back wounds after an 11 p.m. Sunday attack at 9th and Central. Naomi McNear, 95, of 157 West 3rd Street, treated for razor cuts to the right car at 4:15 a.m. Sunday, reportedly cut by Ronald Woodfall who fled a responding patrol car. Costella McCray, 22, of Pittsburgh, stabbed in the back about 2:30 a.m. Sunday near 3rd and Reaney as two men fought. Leon Denby, 42, of 126 Penn Street, stabbed on the right arm and left side near 2nd and Concord Avenue, treated at Crozer Hospital after a misinterpreted dispute.
The Army ends its six month battle group rotation in Europe citing personal turbulence and no expected savings. Two battalions return home while three units that served abroad are reassigned. The move affects the 1st of the 23rd Infantry 2nd of the 5th Infantry and others from the 26th 38th and 9th Infantry units.
Three persons were injured in separate accidents in Chester. Rosalie Jones, 42, treated for forehead cuts at Chester Hospital after a 3 am crash. Estelle Gilbert, 39, driver of the car Jones rode in, collided with Robert F. Brooks, 37, in another crash. Theresa Keester, 28, injured at Th and Fulton Streets, also treated at Chester Hospital.
Three youths from Upper Darby were saved when their rented boat overturned a mile from Egg Harbor New Jersey. Albert F. DelVecchio James Dilks Jr and Stephen Moore clung to the capsized craft until Ocean City lifeguards pulled them aboard. All were wearing life jackets and escaped unhurt.
A Delaware man, Frank Lowther of Wilmington, was held on a $500 bail for court today on charges of leaving the scene after admitting he struck a parked car owned by Carl Bernard. A passenger, Rosetta Johnson, 18, was treated at Chester Hospital for a cut right knee after the early Saturday morning crash.
The report outlines Ward related court actions including testimonies by Miss Ricardo and Miss Barrett, Ward’s clearance of a charge, and new evidence leading to Aloysius Gordon’s release. It notes Prosecutor testimony questioned, secrecy over new material, and a Home Office inquiry touch involving Lord Denning.
Prime Minister Salah Bitar announced a new cabinet in Damascus amid a public spat with President Nasser and Syria's Baath party, with no shift in foreign or economic policy. In Bolzano, three explosions hit the city as South Tyrol unrest grows, and Kurdish rebellion actions are reported from Barzan and Mazna. A Munich boy, 9, was arrested for painting swastikas on a bridge near the city zoo. he claimed it was a joke.
London AP reports actor James Mason faces a divorce from Pamela Mason after 22 years of marriage. Pamela seeks maintenance of 5000 dollars a month while settlement is reached. Mason describes remaining optimistic and busy, noting past delays and his earnings from writing and media work.
Readable forecast notes with temperatures and conditions. Highs near 75 to 85, lows around mid 60s. Occasional showers expected Tuesday through Saturday with variable winds and standard sunset and moonrise times.
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