Coup Fails In Laos
An attempted coup by young Lao army officers failed after two hours of talks with generals and Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma. Rebels seized the Vientiane radio station and called for army reforms, but government forces, led by Gen. Kouprasith Abhay, moved to secure the capital. Souvanna said the chief of staff remains in charge and urged calm as clashes were not yet reported. The pro Communist Pathet Lao controls most of the countryside.
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Vientiane
Laos
APY
Gal. Baulert Sycossiz
Souvanna Phow- da
Souvanna
Vieu- Vane
Quene Rathikoun
Sycousie
United States
Pathet Lao
Kouprasith
Sesk
Koaprasith
Souvanna Phouma
Hts
Peki king Blast TOKYO on U S nuclear monopoly charge
In Tokyo AP report Communist Chima accuses the United States of campaigning against the spread of nuclear weapons to uphold a tattering U S nuclear monopoly.
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Tokyo
Chima
United States
U.S
Delaware County Parks Benefit From State Project 70 Funds
Delaware County and 27 municipalities are slated to receive about 1.06 million dollars in Project 70 funds with formal applications needed. The county's share totals 553,154 dollars for 669 acres in four areas, plus 505,246 dollars for 17 municipalities for unspecified acreage.
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Delaware County
Pennsylvania Commerce Department
James E. Herte
Commerce Department
Middletown
Concord
Upper Providence
Herts
William K. Davis
Delaware Council
Planaine Commission
Middietown
Ferry
iClayton Park
Rose Tree Hunt Club
Leedom Estate
Chester Creek
Upland
Chester Township
Aston
Davis
Trampled crowd at Guadalajara arena causes 19 deaths
In Guadalajara, Mexico, at a popular music festival arena crowd surge killed 19 people and left more than 40 injured. Police report about 7,000 fans struggled to enter while 5,000 others pushed inside. Six children among the dead.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
US Logs Cautious Optimism Over Soviet Top-Level Talks
Washington officials welcomed the Soviet Union's favorable reply to President Johnson's call for high level visits and contacts. They cautioned that Moscow's response may complicate relations with Red China and Southeast Asia, while Pravda signals suggested exploratory talks may begin soon. A high powered Soviet delegation could visit North Vietnam as part of broader foreign policy moves.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Tolinson
Howayer
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Vohison
U.S
Pravda
Loplavel
Johnson
Moscow
Kremlin
Prav
State of the Union
Tais
Alexei N. Kosy
Communist Party
Pravelgin
Alovato
Viet Nam
Inside Your Daily Times highlights and sections
A compact listing shows the Daily Times daily sections and page references including notices on hospitals financial aid page 6 and widow grief on page 9. It notes Old Timers Man of the Year on page 1, with sections on Amusements Classified Ads Comics Community Clock Crossword Death Notices Editorials Family Financial News Horoscope Obituaries Sports Television and more across pages 2 4 6 7 14 16 18 21 22 29.
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Wood Financial Assistance
VW Bridge
Alt Financial News
X Way Proposal Is Made For Toll Roads In Pa
State Senator George N Wade plans to introduce a bill authorizing new toll roads in areas lacking sufficient state highway funds. The proposal includes a toll road between Philadelphia and Allentown and expressways in Beaver, Allegheny, and Turtle Creek Valley near Pittsburgh, with a Chester to Harrisburg route along the Lakes Tidewater concept. Bell favored a free interstate highway from Chester to Erie to link into the interstate system, suggesting the Turnpike become toll free to free interstate mileage for the Lakes Tidewater plan, and will study Wade's proposal before deciding.
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State Senate
Nia Turnpike Commission
Chester
Lancaster
George N. Wade
Cumberland County
Senate
Wade
Philadelphia
Allentown
Beaver
Allegheny
Turtle Creek
Uggs
Pittsburgh
Hace ‘Risburgoad
Lakes
Tidewater
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware County
Upland
Bell
Delaware River
Terminalling
Erie
Pennsylvania
Senate Highways Committee
Bull
Pennsylvnia Drivers Warned of Midnight License Sticker Deadline
Police say PA residents must display new inspection stickers by midnight tonight or face up to 10 dollars fine and 5 dollars costs. Reported thefts include two drivers whose stickers were stolen from vehicles parked at Scott Paper Co. and on Myatt Street.
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Pennsylvania
Chester
William Grayson
W. Ridley
Scott Paper Co
Market Street
William F. Ratesse
John
JSON Sh
Myatt Street
Hughes Budget Proposal Sets State Taxless Reward Budget
Gov. Richard J. Hughes proposed a state budget of 13636,829,749 with no new or increased taxes, aiming to fund programs without raising revenue. The plan outlines allocations across agencies while keeping tax levels steady.
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Trenton
N.J
Richard J. Hughes
Light Snow Forecast in Delaware County This Week
Cold spell continues as light snow is expected across the county with a wintry mix. Temperatures hover in the mid teens to near 14 degrees with several days of cold, with more snow likely Friday and Saturday. Highs in the low 30s and seasonally dry conditions noted elsewhere.
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Vetome
Tal Morse
Saniay
Delaware County
Woman Escaped Blaze In Chester Row Home
A Chester woman fled uninjured when fire struck her brick row house on Smith Avenue around 2 a.m. Firefighters from Felton and Franklin extinguished the fire in about 20 minutes. The first floor was heavily damaged with smoke and heat on the second floor and in the adjacent home at 1103 Smith Avenue. Weather notes mention no significant snowfall expected this weekend.
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Chester
Felton
Franklin
Jtidl
Smith Ave
Smith Vave
Morse urges economic aid over arms to fight communism
U S Senator Wayne Morse urged foreign aid as the key weapon against communism at a Philadelphia dinner honoring M J Freed. He argued economic freedom spurs political freedom and cited seeds livestock and farm machinery as practical aid, praising Israel as a model of economic liberty in the Middle East.
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U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Chester
M. J. Freed Freed
Qhey Shalom Synagogue
United Jewish Appeal
State of Israel
Dinger
Greater Philadelphia
State of
Srae
Israel
Senate
Mars
Middle East
Senate probes urge war on quacks targeting elderly
Senate subcommittee on frauds and misrepresentations reports crook operators milk retirement incomes of the aged, estimating up to 1 billion dollars yearly. Witnesses call for a central anti-quack bureau within FDA, premarket testing of devices, and an elderly education program to curb scams and misleading therapies.
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Washington
Senate
Unscrumi
Harrison A. Willams Fry
B-N.j
Crea
Central
Antiquack
Ery Bureau
Vic- Drug Administration
FDA
Scranton to urge $10 billion road plan in decade push
Gov. Scranton will address the General Assembly with a proposal for $10 billion in new roads over the next ten years. He is not expected to offer specific legislative measures in his final two years. House Democrats announce statewide hearings on legislative reapportionment, led by Rep. Comer, to run Saturdays from Feb 6 to Apr 10, aiming for a partisan process.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Sun
House
Barry R. v. Comer
Philadelphia
Comer
Rouse Committee von
Irench
Archdiocese Appeals Zoning Board Decision on High School Plan
MEDIA COURTHOUSE The Archdiocese of Philadelphia appealed the Radnor Zoning Board of Adjustment's denial of a permit to build a co-educational high school on a 1-acre Matsonford and King of Prussia Roads tract. The site, zoned RT residence, was proposed as a laboratory-office district in the township’s ordinance. The archdiocese argues the board deprived the petitioner of due process and erred in fact, with concerns for residents' health and safety. Judge Thomas A. Curcani ordered the board to answer within 20 days.
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Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Radnor Zoning Board of Adjustment
Matsonford
King of Prussia Roads
Thomas A. Curcan
No Heat Caused School Closure At Eddystone School
Eddystone Junior-Senior High School faced no heat over the weekend and today. Students were sent home after arriving as officials failed to heat the building. Classes are planned to resume Tuesday, according to School Supervising Principal Wilmey R. Fryer.
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Eddystone
Schol
Wilmey R. Fryer
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