Khanh Ouster Pushes South Viet Nam Military Power Shuffle
Saigon reports a scramble as Brig General Nguyen Khanh faces removal by the Armed Forces Council. Three council members were deported from Dalat amid bickering over leadership. Rioting tension at Saigon Airport and coupsrow rumors swirl around Brig Generals Thi and Ky in power plays.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cap
Nguyen Khanh
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Council
Dalat
Khanh
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Carns
Neguyen Chan Thi
Nguyen Cao. Ky
Redistrict Proposal Backed by Local Democrats
State Rep John E Gremminger backed a plan to create nine single member districts for the State House of Representatives in Delaware County. The proposal outlined by James J Connor of the Committee for Effective Legislative Representation was announced at a Sunday event at Walkers on the Delaware in Tinicum attended by about 300. Hearings are planned in Philadelphia.
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Delaware County
House of Representatives
Fay
John E
Reds
Gremminger
Chester
James J. Connor
Committee For
Connor
Walker's-on-the Delaware
Tinicum
Philadelphia
Ernani C. Falcone
Marple
Pennsylvania
Otis B. Morse
Alpine Inn
Springfield
Morse
Democratic
McClure Transferred to Sacred Heart for Therapy
Delaware County Republican leader John J. McClure aged 78 from Chester was moved Saturday from University Hospital Philadelphia to Sacred Heart Hospital Chester for physical therapy addressing an old hip and back injury. He resides at 20th Street and Providence Avenue in Chester.
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Delaware County
John J. McClure
Stern
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Sacred Heart Hospital
Chester
McClure
20Th St
Providence Ave
Malcolm X visit to Chester sparks new civil rights group
Malcolm X spoke in Chester in March 1964 to found a militant civil rights organization named ACT to coordinate nationwide activities including student boycotts. He later died from assassins bullets at a New York rally.
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Malcolm X
Chester
ACT
New York
Countians Win 1964 Freedoms Foundation Awards at Valley Forge
Nine Delaware County groups and individuals received 1964 Freedoms Foundation awards at Valley Forge during the foundation’s 16th annual program honoring George Washington’s birthday. Winners include Scott Paper Co. and Drexel Hill Junior High, with others from Roosev lt Elementary, Union Methodist Church, and Villanova University. The ceremony featured civil rights figures and referenced tensions between Malcolm X’s new group and the Black Muslims after Malcolm X’s assassination.
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Delaware County
Freedoms Foundation
Foundation
Valley Forge
Kenteh D. Wells
George Washington
Son Shipbuilding & Dey Dock Co
Chester
Dick Gregory
Malcolm X
New York City
Organization For
Arco - American Unity
Ned
Stanley E. Branche
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
CFFN
Branche
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Scott Paper Co
Tinicum
Khru sichev Visits Moscow Amid Reform Reports
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev and his wife Nina recently traveled to Moscow. A Soviet militia program is noted for teaching fundamentals of the American system. The piece cites recognition of student editorials on patriotic topics in school papers. A state supreme court justice led a jury with national patriotic groups to select 1964 award recipients. Gen. J. Earl Rudder chaired the awards panel, and the George Washington Award plus $5,000 went to De Witt and Lila Wallace of Reader's Digest.
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DeWitt and
Lila Wallace
Wayne man dies in shotgun blast during trap shoot near Reading
Joseph Seagers, 70, of Wayne, died after a fragment from a exploded shotgun barrel struck his neck while trap shooting with friends at Fleetwood Fish and Game Association grounds near Reading. David Shank, 35, of Morton, suffered powder burns and cuts. no charges filed. Autopsy to determine cause.
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Delaware County
Reading
Stanley Krasmer
Joseph Seagers
Mount Pleasant Ave
Wayne
Community General Hospital
Kramer
Seagers
David Shank
Pennington Ave
Morton
Shank
Fleetwood
Ice Crowns Delaware County Roads With Collision Report
Snow and ice slicked Delaware County roads triggering at least two accidents. A PennDOT truck driven by Robert R. Butler collided with a gear truck operated by Ramnie Burgh on Conchester Road in Chester Township. Burgh’s wife was treated at Crozer Division. A second crash occurred on Swarthmore Avenue involving J. L. Lindley Hasford, who fled red lights, after a chase by multiple police departments. His passenger Salley Hosford was rescued and treated for injuries. Weather officials noted snow from 1 to 4:30 am with no accumulation. PDH reported 32 trucks out at 3 am and roads in good condition overall. Highs and lows forecast with cold, then showers possible midweek.
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Robert R. Butler
Smithbridge Road
Glen Mills
Rarnie Burgh
Concord Road
Aston
Conchester Road
Engle St
Chester Township
W. Burgh
Chester-Crozer Medical Center
Crozer Division
Upland
Springfield
Robert West
Hasford
Baltimore Pike
Salley Hosford
Hosford
Tei! County Hospital
Springfield Fire Co
Hasland
Weather Bureau
PDH
Middletown
State Officials Level Charge Against County Nursing Homes
A Daily Times investigation finds Delaware County nursing homes largely exclude Negro residents due to cost and race. Of 32 facilities, only two non profit homes host Black patients, with 66 total. Welfare payments cover about 170 dollars monthly, leaving profit homes unable to accept many. Officials cite economic factors and few complaints as explanations, while some operators deny discrimination and say beds are unavailable.
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Delaware County
Delaware
Elias
Cohen
Fair Acres Farm
Middletown
Daily Times
Fair Acres Snr Mercy
W. Sed St
Chester
Fair Acres
Mercy
U.S
E. Lynn Carter
Devon
Association
Mercy Bor
Delaware County Board of Assistance
Pennsylvania
1 .J Public Welfare
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
al Chester
Slayer Named As Hayer Muslim Feud Is Blamed
New York AP report of Malcolm X assassination. Talmadge Hayer, 22, identified by FBI as a suspect, faces homicide charges after Malcolm X died from shotgun and pistol wounds while addressing a rally. Police note multiple involved. FBI records show prior arrest. leaders deny Black Muslim group involvement.
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Talmadge Hayer
Jewish Memorial Hospital
New York
Hayer
Malcolm X
Malktolm
Upper Manhattan
FBI
Thomas Hayer
Marshall St. Paterson
N.J. S
Passaic
Thomas Hagan
Malcom X
Elijah Mohammad
Chicago
Black Muslims
Muhammad Speaks
Organization of Afro-American Unity
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Ridley Township selects its all state quarterback
Ridley Township's all state quarterback John Waller makes his choice as spring features unfold across the Daily Times pages. Softness keynote highlights on page 6 precede Amusements and the crossword on page 35. Obituaries and death notices appear on page 16 with editorials on page 6 and community notes throughout.
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Ridley Township
John Waller
Mso
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Radsor
Commonwealth Lodge of the ‘Order Sons of Italy
Upper Darby
John A. Klekotka
OSA
Villanova University
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American Educators
Nikita
Moscow
Nikita Khrusichev
Nina
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Swarthmore Avenue
Crescent Lang
Dartmouth Avenue
Lindley Hasterd
Dickinson Ave
Swarthmore
Hirst
Don Murdaugh
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