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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1961

Page

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Pope Plans Creation of 4 Cardinals in Vatican Ceremonies

Four new cardinals will be created Monday with two from Latin America Venezuela and Colombia, one from the United States Archbishop Joseph E Ritter of St Louis, and Msgr Giuseppe Ferretto from Latin America. The public consistory Thursday will include beatification orations for Catherine Tekakwitha and John Nepomucene Neumann. Beati fication news accompanies the Vatican events as Dr Albert Schweitzer marks his 86th birthday in Lambarene Gabon.

Vatican City Latin America Venezuela Colombia United States Joseph E. Ritter St Louis Msgr Giuseppe Ferretto Pontifical Commission For Latin Catherine Tekakwitha Lily of Thej John Nepomucene Neumann Philadelphia Vatican John XXII North America Lambarene Gabon Albert Schweitzer Mother Seton — Borns Elizabeth Ann Bayley New Jungle Hospital York Medi Cal

Public Seen Deterrent To Strike In Kaiser Plan

In Fontana California Kaiser Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers of America seek a lasting public role in company union relations to deter strikes. Edgar Kaiser and the union’s chief representative back the plan. Dr George W Taylor University of Pennsylvania professor chairs the Long Range Committee and led Eisenhower Taft Hartley inquiries. The committee includes equal company union and public representation to share future economic progress equitably.

Mob Booing At Auntie Mame Cast Prompts Police Action

A violent night outside the Tapia Theater as a protest of Auntie Mame and its U S mainland cast escalates. Police arrested seven pickets who were later released amid efforts by a Puerto Rican vaudeville group to stage a protest show that was banned for permit issues.

Sy Vuemy Eueilu America Schweitzer Fu-L Tapia Wasjlure Neil Theater

Pope John enlarges college of cardinals beyond limit

Pope John IV completes fourth consistory since his election on October 28, 188. He names 42 princes of the church, discarding the traditional cap of seven members for the college.

Pope John

Hotel Janitor Sues Over Jan 6 Fire Injuries

Raymond L. McCarthy a 57 year old hotel janitor who was hospitalized from injuries in the January 6 Thomas Hotel fire files a $10,000 suit against the owners. The blaze killed 20 tenants.

San Francisco Raymond L. McCarthy

U.S. Bomber Shatters Speed Records in B58 Flight

Maj. Henry J. Deutschendorf Jr. piloted the B58 Hustler near Tulsa with 4,408 pounds payload, peeling paint as speeds topped 700 mph. The Air Force claimed six world records for various payloads, comparing to Soviet equivalents, with future record attempts noted.

Henry J. Deutschendorf Jr Tulsa Okla Los Angeles U.S Air Force California Arizona Docarte

Kennedy Cabinet Selections Face Senate Hearings

President elect John F Kennedy moves ahead with cabinet picks amid Senate scrutiny. Edward Day, Robert McNamara, and Luther Hodges to testify next week on postmaster general, defense, and commerce plans with questions on rate policies and Pentagon reorganization.

Washington John F. Kennedy Senate Edward Day Robert 8. McNamara Defense Luther H. Hodges Commerce McNamara Pentagon Kennedy Stuart Symington D-Mo Eisenhower Congress Hodges Chester Bowles Bel Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bowles Robert C. Weaver National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Weaver NAACP Robert E. Kennedy Douglas Dillon the Treasury Arthur J. Goldberg Labor Abraham Ribicoff Health, Education and Welfare Orville L. Freeman Agriculture Stewart L. Udall Interior Dean Rusk Foreign Relations Committee

U N Security Council Set to Defeat Belgium Congo Challenge

Diplomats expect the UN Security Council to reject a Soviet backed resolution accusing Belgium of intervening in the Congo by allowing Mobutu’s forces to use Ruanda Urundi as a base for a Jan 1 raid on Kivu Province. Proponents seek a censure, but council members including France, Turkey, Britain, and the United States indicate no action is needed. U.S. Delegate Barco cites Belgium’s promise to halt further moves and criticizes outside interference in Congo affairs.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Congo Belgium Ruanda-Urundi Joseph D. Mobutu Kivu Patrice Lumumba Ceylon Liberia United Arab Republic Security Council U.N Dag Hammarskjold Soviet Union Hammarskjold Mobutu Ruanda- Urundi Dea France Turkey Britain United States U.S James W. Barco Barco Joseph Kasavubu Tom Uch Theecurity Council

Farm Show Sets High for Prices

The 45th annual Pennsylvania state farm Show closed with a record sale. An Angus steer brought a top $4.10 per pound, amounting to $3,772 from the 20 pound champion. Maria Frey, 16, of Quarryville, Lancaster County, will use the proceeds for college business studies.

Jack Lynch Harrisburg Maria Frey Quarryville RD Lancaster County Angus

Paraplegic garage-operator causes fatal crash in Lancaster

A 59-year-old garage worker Albert Wolf said his foot caught in a paraplegic man's car and drove it into a woman burning trash, killing 70-year-old Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Manheim Township. Hamilton was a World War I veteran with no use of his legs.

Lancaster Poice Harold Jamilton Manheim Township Albert Wolf Hamilton Ella Hamilton

Star Bevy In Line for JFK Show

Sinatra and Lawford rally stars for the inaugural gala in Washington to aid the 1964 campaign. Ella Fitzgerald and talents from Australia to Broadway names like Ethel Merman and Laurence Olivier will perform, with top seats priced at 1000 dollars. The event aims to project a new era under Kennedy.

Washington Frank Sinatra Peter Lawford Australia Ella Fitzgerald Sinatra Frankie Ethel Merman Sir Laurence Olivier Anthony Quinn Lawford John F. Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy California Ed Pauley America

Mrs Rusk Embraces Role As Official Deflator of Husband

In a Scarsdale interview Virginia Rusk, wife of future Secretary of State Dean Rusk, explains she helps by not probing his work too deeply. She jokes she is his official deflator while noting the demands of his government duties.

Mrs. Rusk Dean Rusk Virginia Rusk Japan Washington David University of Cali Richard Peggy State Department Findlington Scarsdale Rusk Don Ren Grand Central Station Seattle Boston Harvard

AMA President Praises Kerr-Mills Health Legislation

Dr. E. Vincent Askey, president of the American Medical Association, told the Santa Ana chamber that health care for the aged is no longer a problem due to Congress enacting Kerr-Mills. He called the Kerr-Mills bill a sane sober solution versus expedient Forand-type legislation.

Santa Ana Calif Congress American Medical Association E. Vincent Askey Chamber of Commerce Kerr-Mills

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