Marines Drive North Vietnamese From Con Thien Bunkers
At Con Thien the Marines dispersed a entrenched North Vietnamese company after a four hour close quarters battle 26 KIA 15 American KIA and 54 wounded. At Bu Dop near the Cambodian border a Red force pressed a U S infantry battalion as jets pounded targets and resumed pressure along the DMZ front.
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Saigon
Con Thien
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Bu Dop
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Americoth
Amer
Associated Press
John J. Wheeler
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Bo Dop
Court orders Lynch to release overweight truck hearings records
MEDIA COURTHOUSE Hav erford Township Justice of the Peace James A. Lynch was directed to provide to the Daily Times his hearing records on overweight truck cases. Common Pleas Court Judge John V. Diggins would sign the formal order. The dispute arose after Lynch refused a reporter access and the case returned to county court following a prior 72 hour deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford Township
Diggins
Lynch
State Supreme Court
Daily Times
Garland D.billy Cherry
Ageless Fashions for December 1967
A condensed notice previews December fashion trends and social features in the Daily Times. It references an Ageless Fashions section for December 1967 and teases other pages covering welfare topics and local high school sports.
Julie Nixon Engaged to Amherst Student David Eisenhower
Julie Nixon, granddaughter of President Eisenhower and daughter of Vice President Nixon, announced plans to marry Amherst College student David Eisenhower after graduation. The couple, who met during freshman year and dated across campuses, discussed a future including law school for David and job hunting for Julie. The engagement follows a prior family exchange over a family ring belonging to Mrs. Doud, with both families expressing happiness about the match.
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Northampton
Mass
Isenhower
Julie Nixon
David
Eisenhower
Julie
Fance
Marry
John S. Doud
Denver
Big
Army
John
Dwight D
Smith College
Baldwin House
Amherst
Amherst College
Nixon
iSmilk
General Eisenhower
Area Industry Mishaps Kill 2 in Delaware County
Two Delaware County men died in separate industrial incidents. A steel plate fell on one worker and another man was overcome by noxious fumes. Brittingham had 23 years with Westinghouse, and the other victim worked at Matlack Inc. in a garage on West Chester Pike.
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Delaware County
Steele
Westinghouse
Brittingham
Matlack Inc
West Chester Pike
Wenet Gnashen Townshin
Chester County Hospital
West Chester
Chester County
Ben Ristine
Animnsses Sensweet E Cegeneny
Morton Station
Aidi
Ristine
Samuel Grow
Area Dig Outs Slow, More Snow Expected This Weekend
Delaware Counts reported a quick recovery from a late autumn snowstorm that dumped up to seven inches, snarling traffic as commuters faced delays. The Weather Bureau forecast more snow by Sunday or Wednesday, with 4.9 inches officially recorded and up to seven inches in parts like Middletown and Edgmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Philadelphia International
Telephone and Electric Company
Train Collision Claims Woman in Prospect Park
A 30 year old Prospect Park woman, Mrs Fonnetta Tully, died after her stalled car blocked a westbound railroad crossing as a freight train approached. Two other men, William Steele and Ronald Brittingham, died in separate incidents related to the same winter storm and its accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Prospect Park
FIR
Umuwie Amee Euaoe
Fonnetta
Tully
Lowe
Mrs Tully Drives South on Amosland Road Near Rail Crossing
Arthur Graefenstein, chef at Vance, reported Mrs Tully was driving south on Amosland Road as she approached the railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Arthur
HH. Graefenstein
Tully
Amosland Road
Freedom Flights Enter Third Year From Cuba To U S
In Miami a daily airlift of Cuban refugees began its third year as the so called freedom flights continue to bring about 90 000 Cubans to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Snowbound Delaware County Struggles With Equipment Shortfalls
State Sen. Clarence Bell and PDH official Herbert Bowsher led a long day of snow removal after a surprise storm. Crews operated 5 PDH machines and 10–12 contractor plows as drivers were scarce due to low wages. Roads like Baltimore Pike and Conchester Road faced gridlock until late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Galey
Daily Times
Clarence D. Bell
R-1
Upland
Delaware County
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
PDH
Baltimore Pike
Shoemakerville Hill
Providence Road
Chester
Providence Lyne
Conchester Road
Market Street
Upper Chichester
Bell
Herbert M. Bowsher
Bowsher
Middletown
Bryny Mawr Avenue
Newtown
Radnor
Herb
Jim
Route 261
Smithbridge Road
Concord
Lima
Delaware
Pape
Alitalia grounds DC8 jets for engine fixes
Rome based national carrier Alitalia abruptly grounds its DC8 jets for engine modifications. About 100 passengers are stranded at Fiumicino airport as the airline suspends flights pending repairs.
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Rome
Alitalia
Thaly
Fiumicino
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Bert Hoge
Inside
Your Daily Times
Darby Township High
Heaau
Mary David
Manue Ei
Jar
New York City
Ju-lie
Oregon
Hel
David Eisenhower
Werpuan
Edgmont
Getty
Weather Bureau
Pennsyl
Leuthan
William Steele
Crosby
St Chester
Ronald Brittingham
Florence St. Aston
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Tinicum
Glenalden Ave
Glenalden
Rainte Ensinear
Graefen
Freedom Flights
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