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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
3
Opinion piece blasts Broadmeadows in Delaware County for lax security and failed reforms after a string of prison escapes. Calls for immediate action include installing bars and an electronic alarm, criticizing Warden Gable and officials for not securing the facility.
University of Washington School of Medicine researchers link air pollution to increases in colds, with 10 to 20 percent fewer colds possible in some seasons. The three year study on New York City's Lower East Side analyzed weather data and pollution measurements from local monitors. Over 2,000 diverse volunteers were surveyed, showing pollution's role varies by season and year while weather factors also influence cold incidence.
Washington report notes Senator Edward Kennedy's deepening interest in history. He studies passages from 1869 speech by Charles Francis Adams Jr and preserves Kennedy family photos, including moments with brother Bob and President Kennedy. Ted remains active in Senate and politics, embracing his enduring family narrative.
United Nations dispatch urges patience as Richard Nixon prepares to take office. It warns against hasty settlements that could jeopardize gains in South Vietnam and Asia, urging a monitored cease fire or stand-fast accord and continued Paris negotiations. It notes Moscow favors limited peace and cautions against a puppet government in Saigon.
Sydney J Harris explores basic facts about Jesus in a quiz style. He asks about Jesus last name languages spoken at home and other common misconceptions, prompting readers to reconsider what they know about the historical figure.
In Washington, Gen De Gaulle’s France faces a monetary crisis despite reliance on large gold stocks. The piece notes France, Japan, and Germany diverge on gold reserves, trade dependence, and exposure to global financial instabilities.
A presidential commission proposes transforming the Post Office into a nonprofit government corporation with a broad board, aiming for self sufficiency in five years. Congress is likely to resist, delaying action for years, while some argue for simpler improvements to speed deliveries.
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