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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
3
The piece commends the aims of a state plan to keep public assistance students in school but questions local readiness. It argues the county lacks adequate vocational facilities and a county technical school to serve the growing number of at risk youths, risking program success.
The editorial urges Khrushchev to prove peace by establishing a reliable safeguard against surprise attack or accidental war. It notes prior talks since 1959, UN discussions, and the lack of agreement due to mutual concessions, urging real action if he seeks meaningful peace.
Workers at the Congoleum-Nairn plant in Trainer stayed on the job and contributed up to four hours of pay to the Medgar Evers Memorial Fund. The total collection reached $350 to support education for Evers' children, contrasting with a June 24 demonstration where participants did not report to work.
Victor Riesel reports how eight million indigenous Peruvians face harsh living conditions and drift toward Castro influence as Bolivia’s Juan Lechin commands a powerful labor base. He notes ILO and MOSICP aid transforming villages near Lake Titicaca into a budding money economy, with schooling, bricks, shops, and credit.
President Kennedy orders a ban on all high level U-2 and low level naval reconnaissance over Cuba and near the Soviet Union for an unspecified period. Officials warn the move narrows hard intelligence and may affect national security amid rising Cuban and Soviet military activity.
Sylvia Porter reports a nationwide surge in teenage unemployment with 16 to 21 year olds out of school and out of work. NYC enrollment shows limited gains while overall teen joblessness remains high. Experts warn the crisis could spark social tension as automation reduces entry level positions.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues the central problem in the rail labor dispute is featherbedding and urges Congress to act. He cites 200000 railroad workers and calls for legislation banning featherbedding consistent with federal labor policy.
A two line Chester Times notice from years ago invited a half grown girl for housework, drawing 27 replies by Saturday evening from many elderly dames. The item sits among local notes including sports, road projects, and town developments.
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