Greens Receive Permit As Family Sells Controversial Lot
SPRINGFIELD The Green family obtained a zoning and use permit after years of effort for a 2.8 acre Tan Baltimore Pike site but may not use it as they sell the property for 275000 to an unnamed buyer amid reported harassment. Russell Green says the sale ends further disputes and harassment.
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Legislator Felt Pressure Behind Earle Estate Rezoning
The state bill HB 2070 introduced by Rep. Charles F. Mebus aimed at the Earle Estate rezoning in Newtown, believed to be pushed by a developer friend. The measure, which became Act 394, mandated a two thirds majority to approve the changes enabling homes and apartments on the 26 acre estate tied to former Gov. George Earle.
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Shot and zoning fight surround Green restaurant plan
The Greens face a long zoning battle over a proposed restaurant on Green property as legal challenges and licensing issues unfold. Ida Mae Green and sons seek permits and lease deals while awaiting Liquor Control Board decisions. a murder testimony in a related case also surfaces.
Womans Shotgun Fatality Spurs Zoning Storm in Newtown
The article covers a domestic dispute ending in a fatal shooting and a related zoning repeal fight in Newtown Township. Key figures include Mrs. Walter, Walter, Mrs. Mann, State Trooper Stefaniak, and local official Thomas Mebus, with political maneuvering around Act 394 and HB 2070 shaping the zoning debate.
Expectant mother saves children as fire traps home
Sharon Hill reports a six months pregnant woman, Mrs Louis Dellaso, dropped her two youngsters, John and David, to safety from a second story window before leaping to escape a blaze that destroyed the downstairs area. Fire crews from Sharon Hill Folcroft and Glenolden battled the flames over an hour while the family received hospital treatment for smoke exposure.
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Nixon Seeks Nomination for Republican Presidential Bid
Former vice president Richard Nixon declared in an open letter to New Hampshire voters that he would seek the Republican nomination. He framed the choice as larger than party differences and urged a new leadership for peace and progress at home and abroad.
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Johnson Calls No-Strike Truce and Tax Rise in Economic Report
President Johnson urged a temporary no‑strike truce and a 10 percent tax surcharge to curb a rapid expansion. He warned Congress that delays could trigger a feverish boom and potential recession, proposing a price stability cabinet to study wage and price controls.
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Saigon Battle Deepens as Vietcong Offensive Escalates
U S infantry and armor clash with Vietcong and North Vietnamese forces across South Vietnam for a third day as Saigon and key cities face heavy fighting. Westmoreland warns of a larger push toward Quang Tri and Thua Thien. casualties mount with thousands dead or wounded including hundreds of Americans. Civilians are killed or injured, and Viet Cong political cadres appear in Saigon as forces rush to defend the capital.
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Debate grows over U S troop needs and Pueblo crisis
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield signaled a reassessment of U S troop commitments in Vietnam amid Viet Cong raids and North Korea talks over the Pueblo crew. White House and State Department officials pursued diplomacy while considering additional funding as the Pueblo dispute continued.
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North Korea tensions rise after Park warns over force
Park Chung Hee accuses North Korea of potential subversion and arms buildup as he defends South Korea's stance under the armistice and questions whether Seoul should live by a ceasefire while Pyongyang threatens action. Reports describe North Korean attempts to destabilize the South and Seoul’s defense concerns.
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