Thousands protest Saskatchewan Medicare plan in Regina
Thousands from across Saskatchewan gathered in Regina to oppose the governments compulsory medical care plan. The Keep Our Doctors Committee led the protest as doctors strike grows with about 700 physicians. Premier Woodrow Lloyd said he would not meet the demonstrators but would hear a delegation if invited.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
Drowning Tragedy At Media Lake Claims 3 Year Old Patti Abel
Patricia Abel, 3, daughter of William and Margaret Abel, drowned at Media Lake during a family outing for swimming lessons. Volunteers searched after her mother removed a life belt and could not locate her for two hours. Patti was found by Frank Williamson 50 yards from the pier. Rescue teams from Media and nearby towns assisted in the effort.
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Morton
Broomall's Lake
Patricia Abel
William D
Margaret Abel
Sylvan Ave
Abel
Anx
Iety
Judy
Patricia VanTassel
Ardmore
Julianna
Gary
Patti
Media Swimming and Rowing Club
3Rd Street
West Avenue
Carlton
Middletown Road
Elwyn
van Tassell
Abels
Frank Williamson
Marcus Hook Fire Co
Media Fire Co
Franklin Rescue Squad
Garden City
Marcus Hook
Defense declares 80 surplus military sites in 29 states and Canada
The Defense Department announced on Tuesday that 80 military installations and facilities across 29 states and Canada have been declared surplus.
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Washington
Defense Department
States
Canada
Statewide school reorganization promises massive changes
Delaware County faces intense debate as Act 561 drives consolidation across 33 districts. With deadlines set for January 1, 1963 and district counts shrinking, officials must craft acceptable plans to replace small districts with larger admin units to meet postwar education standards.
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General Assembly
Delaware County School Board
G. Baker ‘Thompson
Chester Sales Days Offer Big Bargains Across City
A three day event Thursday through Saturday features 29 center city merchants offering special buys and exceptional values. Participating stores include Adams Clothes Barrs Jewel Burd Wallpaper Children s Corner Cooley Lilley Gifts Charming Shoppe Carl Doubet M J Freed Grand Shoe Store Herbert s Johns Bargain Store Penn Jersey U Need A Furniture Lloyd s L H Stores Murray s Morris Jewelers Pep Boys Rodgers Photo Mart Sears Speare Bros Shalom s Slaters Stotters Stanley Furniture Sun Ray Drugs Tom Hat Shop Weinbergs York Discount and more.
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Chester
Center City
Adams Clothes
Barr's Jewel
Tom Hat Shop
Weinberg’s
Woolworth’s
York Discount
Franco appoints Munoz Grandes as successor and reshapes cabinet
General Franco designates Capt. Gen. Augustin Munoz Grandes as vice president and keeps him as commander of the high staff. Seven new ministers join the cabinet in a move seen as paving the way for early monarchy restoration, with changes across military and civilian portfolios.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Augustin Munoz Grandes
Munoz Grandes
Fallange Party
Franco
Council of Ministers
Owen Young Dies at 87
New York AP reports Owen D. Young 87 industrialist and international monetary expert died today at his St Augustine Florida home after weeks of illness. He served 17 years as chairman of General Electric and founded and led the Radio Corporation of America as its first board chairman.
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New York
Owen D. Young
St. Augustine
Fla
Young
General Electric Co
Radio Corp. of America
Trainer Woman Fatally Struck by Car on West 9th Street
Anna Blandford 75 of Cox Trailer Park died at Chester Hospital after being hit by Irene Dowman 49 of Linwood at 6 p.m. on West 9th Street. Dowman was held on involuntary manslaughter charges and released on bond after a magistrate hearing. Police said Blandford had been searching for a lost trailer key at the time.
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West 9Th Street
Anna Blandford
Cox Trailer Park
9Th St
Chester
Irene Dowman
Market St
Linwood
Justice of the Peace
Joseph C. Garrity
John Flannery
Ghana Opens Soviet Trade Exhibition in Accra
Accra Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah opened a Soviet trade and industrial exhibition on Tuesday highlighting bilateral relations and economic exchange between Ghana and the Soviet Union.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Jailed Negro Leaders Begin 74 Hour Fast
Two leaders jailed in Albany Georgia for violating a parade permit faced 178 dollars fines or 45 days in jail and began a 74 hour fast to purify their spirits. Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Rev Ralph Abernathy led integration efforts as King and Abernathy vowed solidarity with the Albany movement amid protests and calls for a mass march on City Hall.
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Albany, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Abernathy
Shiloh Baptist Church
King
Abernathy
Wyatt T. Walker
Negro Strategy Committee
Southern Christaan Leadership Conference
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia
W. G. Anderson
Albany
King and Abernathy
Youngsters Find Ride To Camp Dunsmore
Phillip Owens 16 of Ridley Park and Judy Klina 13 of Prospect Park missed almost two weeks of camp at Swarthmore College. Mrs Aldona Scanlen of Chester will drive them to Camp Dunsmore starting Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday until Aug. 2, aiding the Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
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Phillip Owens
Ridley Park
Judy Klina
Prospect Park
Telstar makes first space TV transmission across oceans
Telstar the new American satellite achieved a landmark success by relaying television pictures from Maine to France and Britain, transmitting a Maine to Washington phone call, and sending 1000-word-per-minute news, with two way calls from 3000 miles high. The project cost about four million dollars and involved AT&T and government backing.
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New York
Telstar
America
Lonely Space
Atlantic
France
England
U.S
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
United States
Paris
Yves Montand
Jacques Marette
Britain
Star
Andover
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Senator Snooper An Intellectual Quote
A fragment quotes Senator Snooper defining an intellectual as a person who visits a museum even when it does not rain. The line reflects a wry take on culture and curiosity.
For Rent Ad Encourages Quick Classified Listings
Empty rooms are costly and many follow the lead of The Daily Times classified ads. RENTED PROSPECT PARK 730 14th Ave 3 rooms bath all utilities. Couple: you can match these results with a Daily Times want ad and like the low cost. Dial for fast action TR 4-5252 and county residents call free LO 6-0577 LE 2-3566 KI 3-3599.
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Daily Times
Prospect Park
14Th Ave
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Carnegie Institution of Washington
James Dingman
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Media Lake
Patti Abel
Harry Maitland
Delaware County
State Department of Public Instruction
Lewis B. Beatty Jr
Paul M. Shipley
Penn-Delco Union
Frederic W. Swamer
Garnet Valley Jointure
Fredella L. Woerth
William Taylor Jr
Haverford
Bruce L. Ritz
Media
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William J. Frasch Jr
Darby
Ralph L. Rogers
Interboro School System
Woerth
Beatty
Owen Young
Europe
Senator Snooper
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