Pope John XXIII Fades Into Deepening Coma At Vatican
Pope John XXIII sinks into a deepening stupor as doctors report a drop in blood pressure from 115 to 95 and rising fever. Tens of thousands gather in St. Peter's Square while Cardinal Traglia plans an outdoor Mass after sunset as prayers and vigil continue.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Luigi Cardinal Traglia
Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
Hours of Crisis In Pope’s Battle
Vatican updates record a daylong decline in Pope Pius XII’s condition with high fever and rapid pulse. Doctors report periods of consciousness, rare moments of rally, and ongoing suffering as he lies in a coma awaiting further medical verdicts.
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Pope
Vatican Radio
Vatican Press Office
Ruling Due On Governor Wallace Case
Federal government seeks injunction against Alabama Governor George Wallace in U.S. District Court over blocking university integration. Wallace vows to remain at the door to keep Negroes out of the University of Alabama as the case moves forward.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S
Wallace
University of Alabama
NBC Television
Alabama Court Fight Over School Desegregation Policy
The speaker warned that defiance of federal education orders could be tested in court as Alabama faces federal involvement in running its schools. He asserted violence would not be tolerated at the university but questioned if federal troops would be required to escort two African American students.
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Alabama
Boards Turn To Hospital Operation
Chester and Crozer Hospital boards move toward consolidation. Crozer administrators take over Chester Hospital at midnight, with two book systems and staff shifted to Crozer. Elton Barclay urges full operation to fast track Crozer expansion with two new wings and 200 beds while indigent care funding and union protections are resolved.
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Chester
Chester and Crozer Hospital
Chester Hospital
Crozer Hospital
Crozer
Elton Barclay
Barclay
Hopes Frustration Mark Chester Crozer Hospital Merger
Private talks on consolidating Chester and Crozer hospitals continued amid conflicting rumors as officials pressed for a temporary pact and merger. The idea dates to 1962 when Crozer staff sought to reduce duplications in staff and equipment.
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Chester - Crozer Hospital
Chester and
Crozer
Chester Hospital
Ira J. Mills
General and Special Hospitals
Daily Times
Tropical disturbance threatens Delaware County weather
A tropical disturbance off the Carolina coast is expected to bring rain and easterly winds gusting 20 to 30 mph to Delaware County this afternoon and tonight. The weather bureau notes it is not a tropical storm, but small craft warnings extend from Savannah to the Virginia Capes.
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Delaware County
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Savannah
Virginia Capes
29 Die In Indian Airlines DC3 Crash
An Indian Airlines DC3 Dakota crashed on the Amritsar to Srinagar route killing all 29 aboard. Among the dead is a University of Illinois professor and his family, with airline headquarters confirming the casualty toll.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Airlines
University of Illinois
Amritsar
North Indian Plains
Srinagar
Kashmir
Merchants Take New Tax in Stride
Delaware County merchants react to a 5 percent sales tax hike with mixed hopes and concerns. Ice dealer Joseph Salla doubts large volume impact while others fear customers may cross the state line for purchases. Furniture and seed dealers note possible shifts to New Jersey or Delaware, with early sales not clearly improving.
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Delaware County
Joseph Salla
Salla Bros., Inc
N. 5Th St
Darby
Fred Wooten
Boothwyn
Wooten
Delaware
State Line
Harold Fastman
Fastman
Clifton Heights
New Jersey
Fasiman
David Lieber
Lee & Dale Inc
Chester
Paul Friel
Aston Hardware
Edwin M. Fried
Stotter's Department Store
Chester Businessmen’ ’S Association
Fried
M. J. Freed Jr
M. J. Freed
Wallingford Man Heads Jury Record
John B. Weller of Wallingford was chosen foreman of the June grand jury which will hear 466 indictments the most in the area. Judge Thomas A. Curran presides as 13 women and men compose the jury with a start delayed by a member’s absence.
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Wallingford
John B. Weller
Wallingford Road
Thomas A. Curran
Frank Mitarotonda
Ruth A. Christy
Park Lane Road
Ridley Township
Christy
Mascot dog Lucky dies after decade with SPCA programs
Lucky the mixed breed mascot of the Women's SPCA serving Delaware County and Greater Philadelphia schools died Friday after two years of illness. The dog, who resembled a collie, worked with SPCA school programs until last month and passed away at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Lucky
SPCA
Delaware County
Greater
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Bus Plunge near Venafro Kills Two, Injures Forty
A bus carrying 70 people home from a religious pilgrimage plunged 20 feet from a bridge near Venafro Italy Sunday night police reported two killed and 40 injured in the crash authorities said. The victims and injured were rushed to local hospitals as rescue crews worked at the scene.
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Venafro
Italy
NAACP Demonstrators Arrested in Linwood Sit-In Protest
Sixteen people including Chester NAACP leaders were arrested in Linwood during a protest in front of Chichester School Board President Camillo's home for blocking a sidewalk. Eleven adults and five youths faced charges. Branche and Rouse plan further actions.
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NAACP
Linwood
Chichester School Board
Michael A. Camillo
Camillo
Ward St
Chichester
Russell Cheyney
Joseph Dediikat
Walter Allison
Cheyney
Stanley Branche
Chester Naacp
Branche
Chichester High School
Chester
Thaddeus Stevens
Twin Oaks
Justice of the Peace
William J. Neary
Upper Chichester
Ralph E. Harris
Chester Housing Authority
Media
Rouse
Wilbur Johnson
Donald Johnson
James
Evans
Jack Brian
Upper Darby
American Civil Liberties Union
Border firings in Galilee injure Israeli workers
An Israeli tractor driver and two Israeli fishermen were fired on from Syrian positions across the border in two separate Galilee incidents reported by Israeli authorities on Sunday.
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Jerusalem
Galilee
Fire destroys Claymont antique shop in $25,000 blaze
A blaze gutted the Claymont antique shop causing about 25000 dollars in damage. Investigators surveyed the scene as firefighters fought hot spots. No injuries were reported.
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Claymont
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