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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
3
An editorial argues unemployment won’t decline without real job openings. It cites slow growth, rising population, and misaligned retraining efforts. Business leaders in Philadelphia are praised for listing 72,000 openings in 101 categories to guide federal and state programs. It urges broader private sector leadership to counter reliance on government planning.
Darby Colwyn High School leads efforts to prevent dropouts by personalized conferences and part time job support. Administrators argue education ahead yields higher lifetime earnings but stress the social and emotional toll of leaving school.
Daily Times guest column urges that suburban green character can be saved with county planning input. Optimists cite Radnor Industrial Park and new developments as proof. pessimists warn high costs and city-blight risk. Authors call for county planning commission to propose regs to townships for timely action.
Ambassador Lodge delivers stern instructions to Saigon backing a possible public reprimand of Ngo Dinh Diem if Buddhist troubles persist. President Kennedy voices impatience with Diem’s handling as Rostow outlines U S strategy toward Red China and a potential leadership shift.
A critical profile notes Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu as a feared force in South Viet Nam. The interview quotes her praise of harsh measures against Buddhists and suggests U.S. support fuels an unpopular regime. It questions whether such leadership can inspire loyalty or resist the Vietcong. The piece argues for alternatives beyond the Diem Nhus for a free nation.
Senator Barry Goldwater condemns partisan rush on the proposed nuclear test ban treaty. He argues Senate deliberation must be guided by facts, not polls or headlines, stressing the issue’s national security significance and the need for full informed conscience before any ratification vote.
A past Chester note recalls money needed seven years ago to build a Chester dry dock, the first B and O vestibule train’s test run here, and the death of ex congressman James B Everhart. Also mentions lingering street paving debris on 4th Street and a planned ship visit in connection with the State Firemen's Convention. Delaware County earthquakes are noted with limited damage.
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