Key Is Examined In Brink's Holdup
FBI examined a key while Boston police hunted clues in an $800000 Brink's armored car hijack four blocks from the scene of the 1950 $1.2 million Brinks robbery. Richard Haines, the sole guard, was robbed as two teammates paused for coffee. a key found at the scene was not Brinks issued.
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Tokyo University suspends freshman admissions amid student strikes
Prolonged protests by Zengakuren militants at Tokyo University lead to the suspension of next year's freshman admissions. The fallout includes barricades at Yasuda Hall and clashes with security, as government and university officials seek a peaceful resolution within two weeks.
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Stabbing reported near 2nd and Lampkin Streets
A Chester man, Joseph Keene, 34, was stabbed in the back during a scuffle while walking home Sunday around 7:45 p.m. near 2nd and Lampkin. He was treated at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland and could not identify his attackers.
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U S Ships Aid to Feed Up to One Million in Biafra
Relief officials said eight large transports provided by the United States to the international relief airlift could feed one million people or more in famine-threatened Biafra. The note mentions a crash and garbled date fragment.
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Casals Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals marked his 92nd birthday with a special Mass and visits from friends in San Juan Puerto Rico. The master cellist paused his routine to receive well wishers and attend the milestone celebration.
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Escapee Tip Wins Amid Prisons and Fires
Daily Times News Tip Contest awards top prizes for tips about a Broadmeadows Prison escape on December 21 and fires in Clifton Heights and Chester Heights. Prizewinners include Mrs. Edward W. Bond of Middletown for the prison break tip, Mrs. Alberta McAlée of Clifton Heights for the Clifton Heights fire tip, and Mrs. Albert Lank of Aston for the Chester Heights fire tip.
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Lenni Road
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Armed Robbery At Paradise Bar On Market Street
A gunman robbed Paradise Bar at 224 Market St late Saturday, taking about $200 from the register after entering with a .45 caliber weapon. Police Chief Anthony Gallo said a young man entered the bar shortly before 10 pm and threatened the bartender while the sole customer was present. Authorities are investigating and reviewing nearby surveillance.
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Two-Alarm Fire Destroys City Garage Truck
A two-alarm blaze around 3 p.m. Sunday heavily damaged the city garage in Chester, destroying one general utility truck and damaging another. The fire, likely starting in the heating system, was contained to the maintenance area and controlled by 5 p.m. No offices were affected and normal trash pickup continued.
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Pope Paul VI condemns Beirut airport commando raid
The Vatican released a message from Pope Paul VI to Lebanese President Charles Helou expressing grief over the Israeli commando raid on Beirut airport. The Pope deplored violent acts from any side and urged relief for a tense situation.
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Birth Control Paper Attacks Pope Encyclical at Dallas Meet
Three biologists led a 2600 signature statement at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Dallas calling Pope Paul VI’s encyclical on birth control misguided and immoral. The signees include Jeffrey J. W. Baker of Puerto Rico, Paul R. Ehrlich of Stanford, and Ernest Mayr of Harvard, accusing the pope of endorsing deaths and world hunger by opposing birth control methods.
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Two Chi Places Hit By Thieves
Upper Chichester police report two burglaries yielding 325 dollars. Pettit Auto Sales on Canchester Highway lost 35 dollars, a .32 caliber pistol, and an adding machine after a late Saturday or early Sunday break in. Mary Ladiccosa home at 901 Pleasant Ave Boothwyn was robbed Friday night of 290 dollars a record player and jewelry.
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Ernest Bryant
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Pettit Auto
Canchester Highway
Mary Ladiccosa
Flooding Creek Seals Off Parts Of Northwestern Pa
Flooding from French Creek closed three state highways in Northwestern Pennsylvania and flooded Meadville streets and basements. Officials said the high water caused no serious damage and rivers in the region were receding toward normal levels.
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U.S. 19
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Erie County
Houghton
Injured Woman Dies at 45 in Chester Auto Crash
A 45-year-old Chester woman Mary Kurjian Hammond died at Sacred Heart Hospital after a Wednesday crash at Ridge Road and Market Street Lower Chichester. She was a nurse at Sacred Heart and taught nursing. survived by a daughter.
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Hammond
24Th St
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Linwood Ave
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Steve
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Springhouse Lane
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Pahides
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Burglaries Reported at Two Springfield Homes
Police discovered two burglaries Sunday night near 455 Foster Drive and 100 Harned Drive. At Foster Drive the rear door was pried open and a room ransacked while owner John Sutton was away. At Harned Drive Maurice Sirkin was on vacation and the rear door pried open with the home ransacked.
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Harned Drive
Portas family member helped Apollo 8 network
Norristown man Norristown native Portas played a key role as a NASA engineer on the Apollo 8 mission. He led systems for the Space Flight Network and 1218 computer data pre processing at Goddard. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery Norristown with services at St Francis Church.
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Chippewa Lake
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Viola Kurjian
Geraldine Taylor
Dorothy Vaar Portas
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N.J
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Houston
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Space Heater Explosion Displaces Two In Upper Providence
In Upper Providence early this morning a kerosene space heater exploded in a basement, forcing Mr. and Mrs. John Warren from 617 South Ave. Fire crews from Rose Tree, Media, and Brookhaven battled the blaze for 45 minutes with 45 firefighters, an ambulance, and air-supply squad on scene. The fire was limited to the basement, with damages estimated at $1,000 and no injuries reported.
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Rose Tree
John Warren
South Ave
Walter SK. Jones
Warren
Florence
Warrens
Jones
Brookhaven
Air Bank Squad
Warnings Exchanged In Koreas Over Border Violations
At Panmunjom the U N Command and North Korea traded accusations of border violations. Major General Woodward warned of open warfare and North Korea’s provocations while Park Choong kook countered with claims of armistice violations. South Korea’s Kim Hyung wook warned of rising provocations in 1969 and the risk of full scale war.
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Five Day Outlook Cold Week With Light Precipitation
The forecast calls for below normal temperatures through Tuesday to Saturday with daytime highs in the mid thirties and overnight lows around 20. A mix of rain or snow is expected Tuesday and Friday with overall light precipitation.
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Correction on Ashmead history price in Delaware County
Reprints of the 1882 edition of Ashmead's History of Delaware County are selling for 25 dollars plus tax, not 18 dollars as reported last week in the Daily Timag. The notice clarifies the current price and corrects the earlier misprint.
Market Mixed in Opening Trading on Wall Street
New York markets opened with a mixed tone as gains and losses appeared nearly evenly, trading was fairly active on the New York Stock Exchange with no clear leader in early action.
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