Upper Darby Man Heads Delaware County Grand Jury
William C. Adair of Upper Darby was named foreman of the Delaware County June Grand Jury chosen by Judge Paul R. Sand. The 11 women and six men will review criminal charges in about 350 cases over four days starting Monday. Jury members include: Adam Burrichter Ardmore Walter Curry Upper Darby Attilio de Prophetis Brookhaven Michael O Conner Haverford Township Jesse Pearson Sharon Hill and women Anne Carr Parkside Jeanette David Marple Betty Green Media Anne Hayes Media Ruth Hehn Sharon Hill Anna Kerr Upper Darby Rita Myretetus Haverford Township Marion Poole Haverford Township Hannah Randolph Radnor Anna Sherman Chester Alicya Stasinski Bryn Mawr Rose Weinstein Upper Darby.
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William C. Adair
Marshall Road
Upper Darby
Delaware County
Paul R. Sand
Adair
Stephen J. McEwen Jr
Adam F. Burrichter
Clifford Ave
Ardmore
Walter J. Curry
Keystone Ave
Attilio de Prophetis
Brookhaven
Michael J. O'Conner
Twin Oaks Drive
Haverford Township
Jesse M. Pearson
Laurel Road
Sharon Hill
Anne Carr
Garrison Road
Parkside
Jeanette C. David
Lee Drive
Marple
Betty E. Green
Providence Road
Media
Anne Hayes
W. 3Rd St
Ruth A. Hehn
Ridley Ave
Anna Kerr
Shadeland Ave
Rita L. Myretetus
Shelbourne Road
Marion Poole
Belvedere Ave
Hannah §. Randolph
Huston Road
Radnor
Anna Sherman
Upland St
Chester
Alicya Stasinski
Bailey Road
Bryn Mawr
Rose S. Weinstein
Ruskin' Lane
Linda and Linda Join Capital Sightseeing and Spelling Contest
Linda with her 10-year-old brother Peter and sister Melita travels to Washington from Latvia with their father a project engineer for Richardson Gordon. They tour the FBI Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian Air and Space Building, plus Mt. Vernon and Potomac steamer ride. The Bee spelling contest runs Wednesday to Thursday with a $1000 prize, NYC trip and TV introduction. Linda is excited and hopeful.
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Linda
Peter
Melita
Alle
Dinbergs
Boston
Mass
U.S
Richardson, Gordon & Associates
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Museum of Natural History
Air and Space Building
Smithsonian Institution
Watkins
Mrs. Atle
Mt. Vernon
Potomac
38 Year-Old Pitman Man Indicted in Slaying Case
John Fazzio 38 of Pitman N J indicted for murder and related charges in the death of Anthony W Ferro 31 of Drexel Hill. Trial set for July 7 with no plea entered by Fazzio and not guilty plea entered for him by Judge Louis A Bloom. Ferro died April 12 after a gunshot wound received April 11 near a Boeing Vertol storage area in Eddystone.
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Pitman
N.J
Upper Darby
Anthony W. Ferro
Grant
Fazzio
Alvin S. Ackerman
Louis A. Bloom
Fazzia
Ibloom
Asst
Robert A. Minght
Commonwealth
Ferro
Anne
St. Drexel Hill
Taylor Hospital
Boeing Company
Vertol
dDivision
Eddystone
Main Line Demolition Co
Haverford Township
Vertol and
Scott Paper Co
Borough Plans Darby Creek Clean Up Project
Darby Borough Council approved a plan to clean Darby Creek at several locations with four other measures. A Darby Creek Watershed Authority would be created with the Delaware County Planning Commission, plus a request to Rep Lawrence Williams to back the study. The plan calls for policing the creek, inviting municipalities to join, and a study by the Army Corps of Engineers aiming for completion this summer. The report would go to Congress for funds. Maps show 11 flood areas on Darby and Cobbs creeks and a proposed rerouting in some sections. Federal funds would cover most costs. the borough would pay for any land acquisitions along the creek.
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Darby — Borough
Darby Creek
Lorough
Charles Sanders
U.S
Lawrence G. Williams
Springfield
Sanders
Army Corps of Engineers
Army Corps of] ‘Engineers
Congress
Cobbs Creek
Photographer Wounded Covering Clash Near Clark AFB
AP photographer Horst Faas, 36, was slightly wounded during a three hour clash between Huk rebels and Filipino soldiers near Clark U.S. Air Force Base in San Agustin Philippines. He sustained minor lacerations from concrete fragments. treated by army medics and remained on site.
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San Agustin
Philippines
Associated Press
Horst Faas
Clark U.S. Air Force Base
Faas
Convict Escape Leads to Tavern Stop in Broadmeadows
A Broadmeadows prisoner, John Blosenski, 43, of Lenni Road Glen Riddle, left a job to drink at a Chester tavern. He was picked up by Chester police after escaping from a work detail with Biesenski trash removal. He faces a 10 to 20 month sentence for assault and battery and is to be jailed again upon release. Charles Jones, 20, of Baltimore, and another inmate are at large or hospital. Police seek warrants to recapture. several escapees have not returned.
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Broadmeadows
3Rd and
Eagle Sts
Iwork
Chester
John Blosenski
Lenni Road
Glen Riddle
14Th Street
Chesters
Biesenski
Pth
Joan J. Gable
Meriden
Taylor
Jones
Gable
Ace Huddy Opens New Stand Built by CMU Students
In Pittsburgh AP reports Ace Huddy the longtime news dealer at the same corner unveils a new eight by six foot stand with four round roof windows and a back picture window. Carnegie Mellon University students designed and built the stand as a project for their architectural design class.
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Ace
Carnegie Mellon University
Woman Is Shot To Death In Chester
A 1-year-old woman, Renny Stoner of 222 W 6th St, was shot and died at Crozer Chester Medical Center after being taken there by William McCutchen. Police recovered a .25 caliber pistol and are investigating a reported confrontation with two unknown youths at a garage on 3rd and Tilghman. McCutchen faces possible charges of carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
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Chester
Renny Stoner
W. 6Th St
Crozer- Chester Medical Center
Upland
William McCutchen
Ayars Flace
McCutchen
Miss Stoner
3Rd
Tilghman
Renny
James F. Thomas
Ernest L. Burk
Plane Crashes On Golf Course in Greenwich Connecticut
A single engine plane crashed onto a Greenwich golf course killing John W. Strange, 45, of Moorestown New Jersey, and his two sons Jerry 18 and John Jr 12. The trio were returning from a fishing trip when the accident occurred.
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Greenwich, Conn
New Jersey
John W. Strange
Moorestown
N.J
Jerry
John Strange
John W. Jy
John Service
Haddon Heights
Residents Protest Hazardous Corner At MacDade And Springfield
Collingdale residents petitioned for action against hazardous traffic at the Gino's restaurant corner on MacDade Boulevard and Springfield Road after a child was seriously injured. They urge closing the Springfield Road exit due to a blind spot formed by buildings and parked cars. Council said it is reviewing the issue, with the restaurant manager notified.
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Collingdale
MacDade Blvd
Springfield Road
Robert Sarrace
MacDade Boulevard
Daily Times Photographer Wins Catholic Press Award
Frank DiGiacomo, Star Herald photographer from 1964 to 1969, won the Catholic Press Association first place in the photo story division for The Inner City feature in the Catholic Star Herald dated May 10, 1968. The award was presented by Bishop Clarence Issenmann of Cleveland. DiGiacomo later joined the Daily Times.
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Daily Times Star
Frank DiGiacomo
Catholic Press Association
Inner City
Camden
Catholic Star Herald
DiGiacomo
Star Herald
The
Daily Times
Clarence G. Issenmann
Cleveland
U.S. Bishops’ Press Department
Donald). Jennings
Concord Protests Over Dirty Movie Filming On Public Road
In Delaware County Cycad township supervisors protested a film shot on a public road, alleging private use for gain. They reported 1 to 3 state police cars at the scene for a week and said crew told residents to leave when permissions were lacking. Township solicitor John Wellman filed a complaint with the attorney general seeking an investigation.
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H. G. Peters Studios
Upper Darby
Hugh Peeling
Concord’ Road
Concord
Genera
Iet
Delaware County
Peeling
John Wellman
Wrapup of Today's Weather and Tide Details
Today's weather summary lists temperatures within 24 hours with highs near 89 and lows around 81. Precipitation, monthly and yearly totals, and June norm figures appear, plus tide and astronomical data for Chester including sun rise and set times, moon rise, and expected high and low tides into Wednesday.
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Chester
Hittlewater Terminal
Opening Of Road Bids Set For Middletown Road Widening
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways will open bids Friday for widening Middletown Road to four lanes from Upland Avenue in Brookhaven to Baltimore Pike in Middletown a three mile stretch. Construction expected to start by July and finish in fall 1970 with safety improvements on Baltimore Pike and Knowlton Road. Intersections near Riddle Memorial Hospital and Media Bypass to gain turn restrictions and new turn around ramp at Media Bypass western end. Six way Knowlton Middletown Old Middletown roads intersection to be improved by closing Old Middletown Road sections and minor frontage adjustments including acquisition of one house near Knowlton and Middletown Roads. Traffic to continue on Middletown Road during construction.
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Middletown Road
Upland Avenue
Brookhaven
Baltimore Pike
Middletown
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department “of* Highways
PDH
Knowlton Road
Baltimore ‘ Pike
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Media Bypass
Knowlton
Old Middletown
Old Middletown Road
Middletown Roads
Vandals Struck Grant Store Again In Delmar
WT Grant department store at Detcroft Shopping Center Delmar Drive suffered $800 in damages early Sunday as vandals broke four plate glass windows using discarded shock absorbers. Police Chief Robert Horn warned loitering will be prohibited and borough ordinance fines apply. mayor and merchants discuss teen vandals.
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Folcroft
WT. Grant Department
Detcroft
Delmar ‘Drive
Joseph Bass
Grant’s
Robert Horn
Horn
Bass
Hori
Two Men Held in Darby After Stolen Cards Found
Two Philadelphia men Stephen H Crane 21 and Michael Butler 19 were held for the grand jury in Media after police stopped them for slow driving and suspicious behavior. Police found stolen credit cards and a white powder later identified as methamphetamine. They face illegal possession of stolen goods loitering and drug possession charges.
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Barby
Philadelphia
Darby
Borough
Justice of the Peace
Edward
Fischer
Stephen
Crane
Michael Butler
Media
Butler
del, Co
Boone
Aolt
Albert Raffaélé
Saida
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