Prison Walls Blasted To Rescue 9 Hostages
Ohio Penitentiary inmates held nine guards for about 30 hours. Police and National Guardsmen blasted through cell walls to free the hostages after a 15 minute ultimatum. Five inmates were killed and 19 injured as the siege ended with the guards unharmed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maury €. Koblentz
Koblentz
Stackato
Marion Koleski
Franklin County
Koleski
Gener
Ohio State Penitentiary
Prague Sees Soviets Ordered Home By Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia's president Ludvik Svoboda and Parliament demanded the Soviet bloc troops withdraw after occupation forces entered Prague. Clashes and a curfew were reported as pro liberal factions and party officials clashed with the invaders. Dozen of casualties were tallied across several cities amid urgent broadcasts from Prague.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ludvik Svoboda
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Svoboda
Prine Radio
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Czechoslovak Communist ‘Party Central Committee
Martin Vaculik
Vasil Bilak
Slovak Communist Party
Oldrich Svestka
Rude Pravo
Communist Party
Liberec
Kosice
Agen
Marie LaPointe
Montreal
Communist Party of
Johnson
Anatoly Dobrynin
U. S
U.N. Security Council
U.S
George W. Ball
Jacob Maik
Soviet Union
Jan Muzik
Washington
Mosscow
West
West Germany
Snear and McNichol Deny Road Funds Politicking
MEDIA COURTHOUSE taxpayers allege county panel favors Democrats in distributing liquid fuel tax funds for road projects. Snear and McNichol defend allocations, noting 1.6 million in requests with 500 thousand available, approving via county engineer and state highways department.
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Republican County
East Lansdowne
Frank A. Snears
Harry A. McNichol
Aston
Snear
Lower Chichester
Jame Fiumara
Fiumara
Marple
County Commission
McNichol
Cotunty
Frank K. Remy
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
PDH
Edward T. McErlean
William Welsh
Migrant labor case ends with contractor fined in Hammonton
Chester farm labor contractor William Bass Anderson was fined 150 for failing to pay 1.40 per hour minimum wage to a Daily Times reporter posing as a berry picker. The trial followed a state labor inspection at Bridge Avenue Farms, with several counts dismissed for lack of evidence and related auto death charges proceeding against another Chester man.
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Louis Antosh
Daily Times
Hammonton
Chester
Delaware County Daily Times
William
Bass) Anderson
John Hopkins
Anderson
New Jersey
Newtonville
N.J
Atlantic County
Love Clark
2Nd Street
Marvin Rimm
Buena Vista
Charles Bradley
Bradley Street
Bradley
Hamilton Township
Hammonteal
Hopkins
Bass
N.J. Department of Labor
Bridge Avenue
Ander
Son
Alex
Theodore Hill
John Bertman
Vincent DeMarco
Bridge Avenue Farms
DeMarco
Farm Program Halted in Chester After HRC Hearing
Chester Pennsylvania migrant labor program run by PSES stopped in late July amid charges of violations. Don D. Roose alleged child labor, low pay, sanitation gaps, and unsafe bus transport. nine migrant workers, including three Chester children, later died in a bus train collision.
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Arlene Notoro
Daily Times
Chester
Pennsylvania State Employment Services
PSES
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
HRC
Aloysius T. O’donnell
South New Jersey
Robert Wade
Concord Ave
O'Donnell
Wade House
Don D. Roose
Chactar Dcte
Rockets Hit Saigon as War Enters Fifth Straight Day
Saigon endured a bombing and mortar raid for the fifth consecutive day. Across the country, 45 civilians were killed and 117 wounded in more than 500 rockets and shells, with heavy fighting around multiple allied bases and a key supply road 40 miles northwest. A Japanese reporter Tatsuo Sakai was killed, the 19th correspondent to die. An American soldier was fatally shot in Saigon, triggering a motorbike gun battle leaving two wounded assailants captured.
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Saigon
Tatsuo Sakai
Cambodia
U.S
Eisenhower Setback Signals Worsening Heart Condition
Washington AP doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital report a resurgence of heart irritability in former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The 77 year old is resting comfortably with stable vital signs after his seventh heart attack, while a new drug Jidacaine shows early promise in controlling the spasms.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter’ Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Food and Drug Administration
National Heart Institute
Sewing with leather in daily life
A brief note outlines leather sewing as a hobby or skill, mentioning techniques, tools, and potential projects. It highlights practical tips for beginners and suggests where to find patterns or classes for leathercraft.
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Jfroce
Koloskis
James A. Rhodes
CTK
Alexander. Schutz
Eric Saarela
Wenceslas Square
Kenneth Olex
Delaware County
Red Rockets
Inside
Your Daily Times
Humphrey
Page
Granny Lash
Chester High
Omics
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