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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1963

Page

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Scranton Seen as Harrisburg Sphinx in Spotlight

Intriguing profile outlines William Warren Scranton, Pennsylvania governor, his denial of presidential ambitions, and how Eisenhower’s discussion of a possible run shapes national attention. The piece covers his background, family, later career, and mounting national scrutiny as 1964 looms.

Belmanjence Scranton Pat) Morin Associated Press Dwight D. Eisenhaw Harrisburg William Warren Scranton Pennsylvania United States John F. Kennedy Eisenhower Yale Yale Law School Mary L. Champherln Susan William John Peter Cty Margery Mary Scranton GOP Bill

Candles Light Washington as JFK Mourning Ends

Washington mourners gathered as the 30 day official period ended. President Johnson addressed 14 000 in silence at the Lincoln Memorial and switched on the White House Christmas tree lights, recalling Kennedy’s legacy and mercy.

Washington Jfk Johnson Lincoln Memorial John Fitzgerald Kennedy United States Lincoln White House John F. Kennedy Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery

Fire on IBM building top floors causes tank explosions

A blazing fire on the 15th floor of a Philadelphia IBM office tower under construction sent propane tanks tumbling 15 stories as they exploded on impact. Fire officials blamed wooden scaffolding and heaters used to dry concrete for igniting the fuel. Manager George E. Paul said delays were not expected. the $10 million, 21 story structure continued toward completion. Fire crews initially fought the blaze from the nearby Transport Building.

Philadelphia IBM Center City George E. Paul

Fire Leaves Snapp Family Homeless Near Sedalia

In Sedalia Missouri a blaze destroyed the two story home of Mr and Mrs Roy Snapp and their ten children leaving the family homeless. Firefighters battled the cold as temperatures hovered around one degree. The family saved only a stove refrigerator sewing machine and a few clothes and lived about twelve miles northeast of Sedalia.

Sedalia, Mo Roy Snapp Snapps Sedalia

Free Coffee Offered To Turnpike Travelers In New Year Bid

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced free coffee for motorists on New Year’s Eve from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. at Howard Johnson restaurants along the toll road. The third year of the program aims to curb accidents during celebrations, with Chairman Joseph J. Lawler calling previous results satisfactory.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Turnpike The Turnpike Commission Howard Johnson Joseph J. Lawler

Mrs Kennedy Ends Mourning as Official Period Ends

Mrs John F Kennedy wears a white dress in Palm Beach Florida marking the close of the official mourning period for her husband. The former first lady attended the transition events and resumed public duties.

Palm Beach, Fla John F. Kennedy

Dog Tex Controls TV Channels in California Home

Newport Beach residents report their dog Tex somehow changes the TV channels by tapping his collar tags. An electronics expert explains the tags may emit a signal that a tuner in the set responds to, but the family plans no changes.

Newport Beach Calif Bill Haynie Paw Adam Rostes Bill Tex Juanita Bill Reedy Packard-Bell

Lights Returned After Fort Lewis Students Admit Borrowing

Principal Abner Hahn says Christmas lights reported stolen from Miller Junior High School were returned with an explanation. Three Fort Lewis A&M College students said they borrowed the lights to enter a college Christmas lighting contest and won first prize.

Durango Colo Abner Hahn Miller Junior High School Fort Lewis A&m College

Auckland Earthquake Disrupts North Auckland

An earthquake struck north Auckland early today causing damaged chimneys burst water pipes and smashed windows and crockery. The tremor challenged the belief that New Zealand's northern area north of Whangarei is earthquake free.

Auckland New Zealand Whangarei

U S Missile Buildup Expands to 800 ICBMs and Polaris

Washington reports a major surge in U S missile power as two new ICBM squadrons are mounted and a 16th Polaris submarine is commissioned. The tally will reach about 534 ICBMs in the U S and 256 aboard submarines, with Russians believed to hold just over 100 of each. The Titan 2 rollout at Little Rock completes six Titan 2 squadrons, while the Navy prepares the Woodrow Wilson at Mare Island for December 27 commissioning. The Minuteman program accelerates, with 300 battle-ready missiles and 50 more expected next month at Minot, Malmstrom, and Ellsworth.

Washington United States Soviet Union U.S Strategic Air Command Little Rock Air Mississippi Titan Atlas Air Force Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana Ellsworth Air Force Base South Dakota SAC Minot Air Force Base North Dakota

Robeson Returns After Five Years Abroad

Paul Robeson 65, the Negro baritone and actor, arrived in New York from London with his wife Eslanda after five years in exile. He plans to visit family and seek recovery while remaining aligned with communism in his view.

New York Paul Robeson Soviet Union London Eslanda East Germany Robeson United States England East Berlin

Darby Man Hurt In Collision

Martin K. Ferrier Jr., 22, of 127 Golf Road, admitted to Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital with a concussion after a collision on Main Street near Concord Road. Police said Ferrier's car struck Harold W. Pugh's car, 121 Golf Road, early Sunday.

Darby Martin K. Ferrier, Jr Golf Road Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Main Street Concord Road Ferrier Harold W. Pugh

Jack Ruby Seeks Bail At Bond Hearing

Dallas night club owner Jack Ruby seeks freedom on bail at a county courthouse bond hearing. Ruby shot Oswald 30 days earlier as he transferred between jails, and has been held without bond. Attorneys challenge legality while Dist. Atty Wade notes no bond in capital cases. Melvin Belli says up to 100000 may be posted.

Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Kennedy Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald Henry Wade Melvin Belli San Francisco Belli

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