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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1967
Page
3
An editorial urges a 24hour centralized county fire radio system to route alarms to a single number, alert firehouses and homes, and coordinate with local departments. It calls for funding, installation, and county monitoring to improve protection and cooperation among municipalities.
The legislature boasts a landmark civil rights push authorizing the Human Relations Commission to investigate discrimination, require licensing boards to be notified of guilty licensees, strengthen fair employment law, speed housing discrimination injunctions, and expand fair housing to most of the market. Pa. officials argue it advances rights despite limits. The column also questions Johnson administration Vietnam figures, noting discrepancies in Communist cadre estimates and credibility.
Marcus Hook residents defend local taxes and industry, noting a heavy tax burden while praising borough services and contributions. The letter argues for protecting local industry despite proposed mill increases and highlights past support to fire companies, library, and recreation programs.
The Rev. H. Pinkney Lewis, whose class ends with an impressive sound of his name, should thank the God he believes in that the President he chose to malign was not Harry S. Truman, or he would have needed another pulpit to hide behind.
Mrs Marie M Myers of Walnut Street School expresses heartfelt thanks for receiving the first issue of Tiny Times. She notes her special class children coloring the turkey on the last page and sends warm gratitude to The Times publisher.
A reader defends the right to dissent and warns against labeling all dissenters as extremists. The letter argues that objectivity and progress rely on dissent, noting that history shows dissenters can drive change, while criticizing Brubaker’s views as reactionary.
The piece argues journalists misread Robert S. McNamara and Johnson's Vietnam policy. It counters claims of a looming war escalation after McNamara leaves and calls McNamara a proponent of civilian control who aligned with Johnson’s cautious approach.
Daily Times columnist Clarence L. Jordan notes Christmas is near and urges early shopping to enjoy suburban life. He praises local merchants and nearby shopping progress as stores appear more attractive than ever, framing the season as a time for thoughtful gifts and community support.
The Daily Times invites letters on public interest with name address and phone. Readers praise suburban living, local shopping near home with easy parking and community ties. Christmas season offers concerts plays lectures and a warm sense of neighborhood prosperity.
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