Two Chester Democrats Held on Libel Charges
Chester Democratic leader Samuel J. Quinzi and Ward 4 boss Lewis A. Campbell were ordered held for grand jury action on libel charges. Each bail set at 500 dollars. Testimony centered on a letter alleged to libel a candidate and printed by Willis Wissler Jr. Wissler testified he printed copies for Campbell’s office after Campbell ordered the work. Campbell and Quinzi deny wrongdoing and await further proceedings.
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Harry Maitland
Daily Times
Chester
Phil C. Puzzanchera
City Democratic
Samuel J. Quinzi
4Th Ward
Lewis A
Agegie) Campbell
Adam Polak
Upland’ St
Willis Wissler Jr
E. 7Th St
Wissler
Polak
Quinzi
Campbell
Joseph L. Monte Jr
Monte
Democratic City Committee
8Th St
Wood St
L Campbell
Eagles Star Builds Home After Race Suit Ruling
Media Courthouse reports Philadelphia Eagles star Cross won a legal battle to build a home in Newtown on property deeded via a white intermediary. Judge Sweney dismissed the Hirschs bid to void the sale, citing no duty to disclose the buyer’s race and noting no fraudulent misstatement. The zoning board approved a variance for a $26,000 house on the lot.
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Cross
Philadelphia Eagles
Newtown
Henry G. Sweney
W. Norman Silberstein
Montgomery County
Crass
Rudolph
Carrie G. Hirsch
Paper Mill Road
Sweney
Silberstein
Hirsches
Silbersteins
Swenay
Hirsch
Radnor
Supreme Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Peggy Returns To Farm Home After Kidnapping Ordeal
Peggy Ann Brodnick, 17, returned to her Pennsylvania farm home and planned to resume school after a week in captivity in the Tuscarora Mountains. Police aim to have her show the area where she hid as they continue to seek a weapon tied to the region’s two year sniper case.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Hollenbaugh
Pennsylvania
Surveyor To Test Landing On Moon
Surveyor 1 speeds toward a precise moon touchdown set for 2 17 a m EDT its mission to radio back photos and aid future Apollo landings. If the approach works its retro rockets will slow it from 6100 mph to 344 mph in seconds then settle the craft 14 feet above the surface with a gentle touch.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 1
Surveyor
Earth
Soviet Union
Moscow
Thomas Vrebalovich
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Vrebalovich
U.S. Space Agency
Moon
Hue Hue Buddhist Crisis Shocks Saigon as Consulate Burned
In Saigon and Hue, student mobs attack and burn the U S consulate and several government and Buddhist sites while negotiations resume between Ky’s military junta and Buddhist leaders. The Hue violence marks a tense moment as the National Leadership Committee seeks civilian representation and warplanes faced Soviet missiles elsewhere.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mili- Yen Bay
North
South Viet Nam
Politi
Gia Long
U.S
Junta
Buddhist Espanie
Hue
Togetute
Tion
Teres
Saigon Radio
Thua Thien
Yen Bay
Ex-Cadet Cited In War Bravery
Former Pennsylvan ia Military College athlete Capt. Arthur C. Stangard received the Bronze Star and second oak leaf cluster for two Viet Nam actions, near Bien Hoa on July 7 and June 7. He was wounded once, continued directing his unit, and earned the Purple Heart and other badges. He is a liaison officer with the Navy Tactical Air Group at Little Creek, Virginia.
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Pennsylvania Military College
Army
Arthur C. Stangard
Arthur C. Stang Jr
Shavertown Road
Upper Chichester
Ridley Township
Stang
Ridley Township High School
PMC
Bien Hoa
Eastern College Athletic
Navy Tactical Air Coupees Squadron
Little Creek
Dope Bill Vote Set By House
More than 100 hourly workers strike at B J Price meat plant in Chester Township over a new labor contract after the six week talks failed. Contract expired at midnight with Amalgamated Meat Cutters Local 195. Price cites wide gaps on wages pension and provisions. Plant operations halted as trucks continue to deliver last week’s processed meat.
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Chester
B.J. Price’ Meat Processing
Eagle St
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen's Local 195
Ben J. Price
Price
Gemini 9 mission postponed amid Titan 2 issues
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Gemini 9 space walk rendezvous mission was postponed two days due to late problems with the Titan 2 launch. Stafford and Cernan waited in the cramped craft as engineers fixed a guidance issue and questioned a shroud on the docking collar, delaying liftoff until Friday at 9 39 a m EDT. The delay followed a near perfect target satellite orbit and questions about the shroud release, with officials noting unknowns until the pair can sight the target.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Two Delco men join Gemini 9 tracking effort
Maj. John Brown and Lt. Michael Bush Jr. of Delaware assist NORAD and NASA in tracking the Gemini 9 capsule launched today from Cape Canaveral. The Colorado Springs NORAD Space Defense Center provides data on the vehicle path for manned spaceflight and aerospace defense, with Stafford and Cerman aboard.
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John Cies
Space Administration
Raymond B. Brown
Providence
Michael Bush Jr
Michael A
Arel Bush
Yates Ave
Marcus
Bill Brown
Bush
Aerospace Control Squad
North
NASA
Houston
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene 4. Cerman
Colorado Springs
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