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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1968

Page

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Three Union Leaders Quit ADA Over Political Move

I W Abel United Steelworkers Louis Stulberg International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Joseph A Beirne Communications Workers of America left the Americans for Democratic Action board over its endorsement of Sen Eugene J McCarthy The resignations followed an ADA vote endorsing McCarthy amid a broader debate on President Johnson Vietnam policy The story notes Nixon's tougher Vietnam stance and other political moves of the era including Romney in New Hampshire and Marsh in Nebraska

Americans For Democratic Action Board Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Johnson McCarthy Richard M. Nixon Michigan George Romney ADA I. W. Abel United Steelworkers Union Louis Stulberg Internaional Ladies Garment Workers Union Joseph A. Beirne Communications Workers of America Abel Ment Stulberg Nixon Amercan Iietnam Asia Robert P. Griffin Rmich Romney Wisconsin New Hampshire Granite State Nebraska Frank Marsh Edward W. Brooke Rmass Dover N.H Vietnam Can Pacific Charles H. Percy

Sanitation Legislation Stalled Amid Political Debate

Fragmentary AP copy notes stalled sanitation legislation as Senate Republicans and other figures clash over security and emergency funding. References to refunds, contributions, and Perot era budget tensions hint at broader political maneuvering impacting city sanitation policy.

Little Progress Reported in Seoul Negotiations

U S envoy Cyrus Vance met with South Korea's premier and ministers for nearly three hours but Korean sources say little progress was made to resolve differences with the United States. Discussions covered annual ministerial reviews of mutual security with a June Washington meeting planned.

Seoul Cyrus Vance South Korea United States Vance Washington South Kore U.S Emrea Bassy Chung Il-kwon Chung Hee Park

Heat of the Night Sweeps 1967 Golden Globes Crown

Hollywood's 25th Golden Globes handed awards to The Graduate and In the Heat of the Night. Richard Harris, Anne Bancroft, Sidne Poitier, and Mike Nichols won top honors as the ceremony honored film and TV stars amid starry performances and an audience including Andy Williams. A separate Philadelphia district court blocked the Provident National Bank and Central Penn National Bank merger, citing antitrust concerns and the lack of proven need for a billion-dollar merger in the city.

Hollywood (Ap Grove NBC Richard Harris Sign Press Association Richard Attown Attenborough Doctor Dolittle Carol Channing Thor Sidney Poitier Mike Nichols Stirling Silliphant Camelot Ambassador Hotel Coconut Hollywood Foreign Press Association Andy Williams Paul Newman Julie Andrews the Fox Cecil B. DeMille Charlton Heston Kirk Douglas Martini Landau Carol Burnett Dustin Hoffman Katharine Ross Philadelphia U.S. District Court Provident National Bank Central Penn National Bank Thomas J. Clary Clary

Teachers Cool About Walkout

In Harrisburg a one day walkout threat by the Pennsylvania State Teachers Association to press for a $6,000 starting salary over three years has drawn sympathy for the cause but disdain for the tactic. About one fourth of PSEA’s 82,000 members would demonstrate March 4 while others take professional seminars. The plan aims at $48 million upfront first year cost, with higher totals when all factors are included. Governor Shafer backs a $6,000 minimum and promised a $25 million boost in the current year. Critics urge legal, direct advocacy over protests.

Harrisburg House of Delegates Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association PSEA General Assembly Fred M. Heddinger Pennsylvania School Boards’ Association Joseph Standa Heddinger School Boards Association Shafer

Negroes Plan Continued Boycott in Orangeburg

In Orangeburg South Carolina Negroes pledge to sustain a boycott of businesses after a campus riot at South Carolina State College left one student dead and 36 injured. National Guardsmen remain on duty as Gov. McNair meets trustees and warns no immediate resumption of classes at state and Claflin colleges. Funeral services are held for slain youths Delano Middleton Henry Smith and Samuel Hammond in Marion Washington Fort Lauderdale.

Orangeburg S.C South Carolina Col Boyscott Scott Robert McNair State College Board of Claflin College Orangebore Sandra Sellers Cleveland Selllers Sellers Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee State Penitentiary Delano Herman Middleton Henry Smith Marion D.C Samuel Hammond Fort Lauderdale Fla

Preparation H promises quick relief of hemorrhoids

An New York City market brief touts Preparation H as a non narcotic, soothing treatment for hemorrhoids. It claims the formula relieves burning and pain, lubricates tissue, and may shrink hemorrhoids in many cases, available as ointment or suppository.

New York, N.Y

Delegates Brace Marathon Tax Reform Debate

Harrisburg AP delegates warned of a lengthy debate over proposals to change tax exemptions for public utilities and to revise state audit procedures. A key plan would share gross receipts taxes with municipalities, while an audit reform seeks comprehensive checks of all fiscal affairs.

Harrisburg Constitutional Convention Taxation and State Finance Committee Commonwealth Herman M. Buck Fayette County Carleton T. Woodring Northampton County Richard Gerber Montgomery County

Hughes Proposes Record $1.1 Billion New Jersey Budget

Governor Richard J. Hughes submitted to the New Jersey Legislature a record 1.1 billion dollar budget. The proposal sets spending priorities for state programs and services.

Trenton N.J Richard J. Hughes New Jersey

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