U S Communists Let Deadline Pass
The Communist party failed to register under the Internal Security Act by the deadline. Attorney General Kennedy said the Justice Department will enforce the law, with potential fines up to ten thousand dollars per day for defiance. The party disputes being an arm of the Soviet government and has defied registration while listing leaders from New York.
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Communist Party
United States
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington (Ap
Soviet Union
Chicago
Claude Lightfoot
Gus Hall
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Rehairman
Kennedy
Congress
Supreme Court
Cedure
Philadelphia
Opposition Rejects Balaguer Junta Plan in Dominican Crisis
In Santo Domingo the National Civic Union the leading opposition bloc rejected a military plan to keep President Balaguer in office as head of a seven man ruling junta and grant the armed forces near autonomy. The group broke negotiations and warned Dominicans of possible military domination.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
National Civic Union
Balaguer
Trujillo
Traffic Deaths Fall Slightly in First 10 Months
US traffic fatalities for the first ten months of the year fell about 2 percent from the same period in 1960, to roughly 2.0 per million vehicle miles. The NSC noted October tolls were high, with 3,690 deaths, as protests and labor strikes stirred nationwide unrest.
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Chicago
Civic’ Unionyss
Wang Vewern Camenaz
Viriato A. Fiallo
NSC
Santolsome
Morganstein
Philadelphia
Santiago
Senator Snooper People’s Poised Political Patter
A quirky Times item notes a cheerful slogan from a detector praising diligent workers. It urges readers to stay alert and keep spirits up, while telephone want ads numbers appear for classified inquiries and other calls.
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TIMES
Store Head Alleges Enforcement Bias
CLIFTON HEIGHTS The Bazaar of All Nations accused the Delaware County district attorney of biased enforcement of the Sunday Blue Law. Saul G. Morgenstein urged Attorney General Davi Stahl to push for uniform legal treatment of Pennsylvanians to be either first class citizens or criminals. The district attorney’s office had threatened arrest of 27 Bazaar employees. action was halted after promises not to sell restricted merchandise on Sunday. Morgenstein warned that arrests would expose workers to mugging, fingerprinting, criminal records and imprisonment. He compared Delaware County to nearby Philadelphia where stores advertise legal Sunday sales, inviting cross-county customer shifts.
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Clifton Heights
Jazaar of al Nations Rchael
Davi Stahl
Saul G. Morgenstein
Bazaar of All Nations
Delaware County
Jacques Fos
Fox
Morganstein
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton to Build Turbines and Propellers
Edystone plant in Pennsylvania expects more jobs from a $19 million turbine and a $1.3 million propeller contract. Government decisions swap bids between Baldwin and Allis-Chalmers, with GAO action and Buy American implications. Work to span four years, affecting staffing at the plant near the Delaware River yard.
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Eddystone
Govs Coul
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
al le
General Accounting Office
Washington
Baldwin Forts
U.S
Andrew Liston
Liston
Allis - Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers
Baldwin
Idone
Columbia River
Oregon
Dalles Dam
Ming Marks
Weather warms Delaware County with mild trend
Forecast calls for a gradual warmup through Monday with highs in the lower 50s and a near 35 degree low tonight. Saturday's high may reach 50s as clouds linger, while nights stay warmer. Showers possible Tuesday could lower temperatures again.
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Delaware County
United Nations
N.Y
China
United
New England
United States
U.S
Peiping
Minnesota
Opponents Ready for Battle Over Mid-County Expressway Plan
Activists mobilize for a public hearing on Thursday to challenge the state route for the Mid-County Expressway. They argue maps omit embankments and true highway width, warning more homes and buildings would be damaged. Two alternates face scrutiny Crum Creek Valley and Loop Route with the Loop seen as less destructive.
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PDH
Swarthmore, Nether Providence
Crum Creek Valley
Nether Providence
Meat Counter Strike Closes Many Supermarkets
Meat counters shut as a cross chain strike spreads through Delaware County and surrounding areas. About 5,000 union members locked out across 450 stores in eastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey and northern Delaware as Food Fair American and A&P faced work stoppages. Negotiations with Federal Mediator John Bello continued with picket activity limited to leafleting though no pickets at Food Fair and American stores. Penn Fruit Co. remained unaffected.
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Supermark
Delaware County
Claymon
Food Fair
A&p
Shoirtstore
Gee Nae Atts Abts Thei
Ja&p
Iin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Teamsters
John Bello
Philadelphia
Meat Cutters
Philadelphia Food Stores Employers Labor Council
American Stores
Penn Fruit Co
Meat Cutters Union
New Type Buoy to Generate Power on Test at Baltimore Harbor
Washington AP reports a new buoy design using nuclear material to generate electricity for the fleet will be tested December 14 at Baltimore Harbor. The effort aims to improve portable power supply for military operations and enhance maritime signaling.
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Washington
Baltimore Harbor
GI Convoy Halted at Soviet Checkpoint on Autobahn
Berlin AP wire reports that American units continued rolling toward West Germany along the Berlin autobahn despite Soviet warnings of dangerous consequences. Six vehicles in the last convoy leg were halted for an hour fourteen after a paperwork error was found at a Soviet checkpoint outside West Berlin but then allowed to proceed. The prior sections passed with no incident as U.S. Army units undergo brief training pauses since the Berlin crisis.
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Berlin
East Germany
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Harry Daniels
West Gerry
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