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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
3
The Twin Oaks 3rd Ward Civic Association canceled the Fourth of July event due to lack of interest. The piece argues mobility and leisure trends dilute hometown fireworks and parades, urging a new approach to holiday celebrations while noting that patriotism endures in other forms.
Letter to the editor details a long Chester bus strike from Southern Pennsylvania Bus Co. and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. It argues union concessions lowered pensions and wages while preserving management control, claims no pay raise until 1961 and ongoing pension cuts threaten 27 retirees, and advocates city intervention and continued service disruption as leverage.
Mrs. Jack F. Stevens hosted a luncheon for her flower booth committee at Naaman's Tea House ahead of the Crozer Hospital Lawn Fete. Attendees included Mrs. Hearn Callaway Mrs. Frank A. Staus and Mrs. Joseph Girard.
The birth of England's Prince Andrew is noted as a significant event as it marks the first infant born to a reigning British monarch in 103 years.
Earls column tracks Jane Morgan's globe trotting season from Paris to Berlin and London with planned Paris recording, Berlin German sessions, a London TV special, and a Kennebunkport appearance with her husband Larry Stith. It notes her New Bern, North Carolina marriage, elevator gag, and a busy summer schedule amid showbiz lore.
Dear Dr Adler surveys three main theories of human nature: the traditional view that nature is constant, the evolutionary view of long term change, and the sociological view that character is shaped by culture and era. He notes Dewey’s opposition to fixed evil and argues social progress comes from institutions, not perfecting human nature, while acknowledging enduring limits and the need for government.
Victor Reesel outlines a brewing labor clash in the U 2 industry tying wage talks and benefits to potential stoppages at major plants. He cites Pratt and Whitney West Palm Beach, Boeing Seattle, Lockheed, Convair, and United Aircraft as pivotal sites in a national propulsion and missile program fraught with strike votes and industrial tension.
The Daily Investor outlines how states tax capital gains distributions from mutual and closed end funds as ordinary income, harming investors. It notes New York’s shift to federal practice reducing tax bite, lists states still taxing at ordinary rates, and discusses industry outlooks from NAIC and fund reports.
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