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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
6
Editorial lauds Pope John XXIII for advancing Catholic Protestant unity and the ecumenical council, noting his limited papacy yet lasting impact. It praises his compassion and openness, and predicts historians will view him as pivotal in guiding future church efforts.
A feminist column argues Mary Rockefeller bears blame for her exile from society after Gov Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage. It contends masculine norms deny older women new roles and that Mary’s fate haunts voters and the governor’s presidential hopes.
President Kennedy closely surveys his ambassador corps as he considers changes for 1964. Henry Cabot Lodge, former 1960 Republican VP candidate, is tipped for Italy, a move praised by White House allies to bolster bipartisan foreign policy.
Sylvia Porter argues the Truth in Packaging bill could reshape labeling and packaging. She urges firms to preempt criticism with clear labels and transparent practices, while noting strong opposition from business groups and cautious support from consumer advocates and officials.
Victor Riesel argues that secret Castro agents use Nassau, Montreal, and London fronts to obtain heavy machinery, transport equipment, engines, and agricultural chemicals from the United States. He cites limited U.S. counterintelligence, small staff at ports, and British cooperation as factors enabling a Cuba-bound black market in insecticides and other goods, with a past case involving insecticide smuggling.
Historic notice recalls Chester bar rooms closing earlier as the Butchers and Grocers Association enacts a Wednesday half holiday from today through September first. The shift gives meat and grocery store workers an afternoon break each week.
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