Chester Hospital Campaign Seeks 2 Million Dollar Upgrade
Chester Hospital urges Delaware County support to raise 2 million dollars for upgrade of aging facilities and modern comforts. Without 1.25 million soon, the oldest medical institution risks closure, though it bears half of the area’s charity cases and calls for community-wide relief and rebalanced local healthcare funding.
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Chester Hospital
Chester
Veteran Medical Institution
9Th and
Barclay Sts
Delaware County
Glamorizing Hazel Veith Sparks Reader Outcry
Donald A. Parvin, pastor, denounces a newspaper feature on Hazel Veith as glamorizing crime and argues journalism should not excuse or celebrate offenders. He urges ministers to awaken Delaware County readers to moral decay and questions sympathy for Veith over her murdered husband.
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Hazel Veith
Sin
Tayself
Delaware County
Condi
Broadmeadows
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Donald A. Parvin
First Baptist Church
Ogden
Doubts About Veith Story Spark Reader Letter
A Chester Baptist Temple reader questions the Delaware County Daily Times for front page treatment of Hazel Veith. He urges restraint, condemns glamorizing the widowed mother’s tragedy, and asks if the paper should avoid promoting dance imagery that could influence youth. He seeks prayer and Christian support for Veith.
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Chrisian
Hazel Veith
Delaware County
Latsa
Daily Dispatch Sale Reported and Commencement News
The Daily Dispatch of New Kensington Pa is selling to a group led by Alfred G Hill and Don M Wilson with Chester associates. Pennsylvania Military College plans commencement ceremonies with dignitaries including Cordelli Wut Davie Lane Powers and William G Price Jr Honorary degrees will be awarded and Miss Margaret Jones of Crozer Hospital nears a vacation break. School budget items cost the district about seven thousand dollars with textbooks and supplies under review by Superintendent Cole.
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Daily Dispatch
New Kensington
Matthew P. Endean
John T. Endean
Edith A. Miller
Alfred G. Hill
Don M. Wilson
Sociates of
Chester
William Stern
New York City
Newtown A. Wyman
Country Club Tn
Lapiden Hils Stern
Pennsylvania Military College
Frank K. Hyatt
Margaret Jones
Crozer Hospital
Miss Jones
Thomas 5. Cole
Reuther Runs Closed Shop In A Democratic Union
Senator Barry Goldwater critiques Walter Reuther and the United Automobile Workers, arguing that while the UAW promotes democratic rhetoric the power structure is monolithic and controlled by a single leader. The piece contrasts public praise with liberal observers who view conventions as formal and dissent suppressed.
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Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Michigan
UAW
McClellan Committee
Dissent
University of Illinois
Hofman
Commonwealth
Auto Workers
Mild 1960 recession described as brief but real
In early 1960 the nation slipped into a mild recession unseen by many. Industrial output, housing, and auto production fell while unemployment stayed high. Yet wage gains and prices remained stable and the downturn was relatively painless for most Americans, sparking debate over its lasting impact.
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Webster's Collegiate
Quiz Q and A from a historical knowledge column
A series of trivia Q and A items cover topics from Confederate states and Hawaii counties to plant seeds and latitude lengths. It includes questions about the largest Saturnian moon Titan, the European lap wing, King Arthur’s era, and U.S. telephone rankings, with concise answers following each prompt.
Death by own action turns to murder charge in Lee case
Washington sources report that investigators are weighing a murder theory in the Lee Ki Poong family deaths in South Korea. Alleged palace guard influence and fund misappropriation allegations tie to Rhee regime officials. State Department says inquiries are under way with no action yet.
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Robert
Allen
Paul Scott
Washington
Lee Ki Poong
Lee
Synzman Rhee
South Korea
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Rhee
Department
Overconcentration in one stock and diversification advice
A reader asks about holding 400 shares worth about 30 000 dollars, a quarter of their total investments, and whether to diversify. The answer notes diversification often helps, but a single high quality stock may justify concentration if the investor’s aims and reinvestment plan justify it.
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Taylor Hospitals
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Chester Baptist Temple
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Sylvia Porter
Kentucky
Missouri
Hawaii
Saturn
Titan
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Labrador
U.S. Senate
Arthur
United States
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Allen-Scott Report
Lee Kang Suk
ROK
Eisenhower
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Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rio Jibacoa
Iraq
Kassem
Italy
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Rajendra Prasad
India
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