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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
1
Berlin reports suggest Khrushchev’s sharp attacks on Western leaders mask a Soviet regime dominated by armed forces. Analysts warn the premier acts under orders as the military authority realigns power, raising fears of a hardline shift after the Paris summit and ongoing disarmament debates.
Houston voters face a school desegregation vote amid federal orders to integrate the vast Independent School District. Judge Connally has ruled integration, with Texas law tying funding to a yes vote. The article notes state aid at stake and ongoing political races in Texas.
Chester Jodge 488 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will honor the American Flag with a Flag Day Ritual at 2 p.m. June 12 at the Elks home on 5th and Welsh Streets. Exalted Ruler Lea McCue and lodge officers will lead assisted by the police department color guard and city band. Assistant District Ally Clement J. McGovern will give the address. Jacob Zoslaw, past district deputy, is chairman. Public invited.
Nikita Khrushchev's American shares rise on the market yet he refuses to cash $6.25 in dividends and to cash in on a merger. He holds 25 A.S.R. shares worth $300 from last September and has not exchanged them after A.S.R. became a Philip Morris division.
A Senate subcommittee will have non-government scientists recheck FDA decisions tied to Dr Henry Welch after disclosures of his outside industry ties Welch received 287 since 1953 from medical publications with drug advertising Welch led FDA antibiotics division earning 17500 annually and faced calls to ensure safety and potency of drugs in light of his recommendations Elmo Smith's attorney seeks trial away from Montgomery County citing extensive publicity surrounding the murder case of a 6 year old girl and related coverage across newspapers radio and TV
British newspapers criticize Nikita Khrushchev for personal abuse toward President Eisenhower while urging that disarmament proposals be seriously considered. The Manchester Guardian calls for measured talks, while the News Chronicle and Daily Herald note the rhetoric risks but stress the stakes of peace versus potential universal destruction.
Readable fragments show temperatures for Friday and today with highs to 89 and lows around 60. Precipitation figures are inconsistent and times for sunrise sunset and tides contain garbled data.
In New York the Broadway show district reels in a 3rd somber day as 22 shows fail to rise due to a contract battle with Actors Equity. Off Broadway enjoys a brief surge while big theaters face losses, restaurant layoffs, and a dimmed tourist trade amid the prolonged blackout.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller praised as “a darn fine president someday” by Republican leaders in North Dakota during a two day tour for Senate candidate John E. Davis. North Dakota GOP backed Nixon for the presidential nomination. Davis also supported Rockefeller’s foreign policy. Kennedy criticized Nixon’s hard line toward the Soviet Union while Harriman urged moderation. In New York City, reports on party delegates and campaigns dominated the briefing as the primary noise rose around Kennedy and Johnson.
AP review notes NBC’s Sacco Vanzetti TV treatment aimed as social critique but labeled biased and heavy handed. The piece contrasts it with ABC’s silent whodunit The Silent Caper on 77 Sunset Strip, praising Roger Smith’s dialogue free hour as inventive and engaging.
In York Pennsylvania the bodies of two drowning victims were recovered from the Susquehanna River after being spotted by the father and brother of one victim. William H. Wagner Jr and Roy Baublitz died in a holiday fishing trip accident. Richard A. Kindt, another Baublitz son-in-law, survived clinging to the submerged rowboat. Rescuers retrieved the bodies with help from Wagner relatives.
Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker, praising a long U S Canadian friendship, left Washington after a 21 hour visit. He supported President Eisenhower against Khrushchev's accusation and urged future summits to ease international tension. The Diefenbakers attended a White House state dinner Friday night.
HONOLULU RP The top Army doctors in Hawaii examined Syngman Rhee on Friday and found no serious trouble with the elderly former president of South Korea. They prescribed rest and limitation of visitors after the examination conducted by Maj Gen Jack W Schwartz and Col Albert A Biderman at Tripler Army Hospital.
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