Expressway route sparks regional dispute in Nether Providence
Nether Providence Township officials propose a new Mid County Expressway route drawn by Sharon Hill engineers and seek agreement with Springfield Radnor Haverford Marple Ridley Park Rutledge Swarthmore and others. The plan touches Feltonville Up Hind Bridgewater Farms Brookhaven Knowlwood Middletown Media West Chester Radnor and across multiple corridors amid strong local objections.
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Providence
Sharon Hill
Springfield
Radnor
Haverford
Marple
Ridley Park
Rutledge
Swarthmore
Chester
Lower Street
Feltonville
Up- Hind
Bridgewater Farms
Brookhaven
High Meadows
Knowlinwood
Middletown
Bortondale
Media By
Springton Reservoir
Newtown Square
West Chester
Lawrence Williams
Springfield Township
Jitney Service Suggested to Ease Bus Impasse
In a letter to the Delaware County Daily Times, SARAH F MACAULEY of Ehyvyn urges the city to franchise small jitney services amid a week-old bus strike. She notes rising taxi fares, risk to drivers licenses, and shoppers fleeing, proposing city council action to restore flexible transit until regular buses resume.
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Ward Highland Ave
Atlantic City
Chester
Local Socials and Meetings Across Swarthmore Area
Swarthmore hosts luncheon for Jr. and Mrs John Reid Hanna at Cornell Ave and University Place. ParkSide residents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Clondering honor nephew John E Greer at home. Mrs Philip J Mowry vies at luncheon. Delaware County National Bank official Harry J Gray to attend American Banking convention in Omaha. John Hawley and Ralph Sloan leave by major for California. Chester Playgrounds Assn sets 4 PM YMCA meeting. Trinity M E Church Brotherhood officers elected for six months led by Gott as president and John Aydlatie as vice president.
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John Reid Hanna
Cornell Ave
University Pls
Swarthmore
Samuel Clondering
W. Avon Rd
Parkside
Oth
John E. Greer
St. James High Schibol
Philip J. Mowry
Mssloth
Prospect Park
Harry J. Gray
Delaware County National Bank
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Chester
John Hawley
Join Charles Tawney
Media
Ralph Sloan
Wesley Sloan
Spring Lawn Farm
California
Chester Playgrounds Assn
YMCA
Henry Clay Cochrane
Mary H. Davis
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
The
Trinity M.E. Church
Gott
John Aydlatie
S.C. Woodlen
R. D. Ayers
Samuel Beaumont
Coopersmith Gets Answer to the Editor Letter
Pete Browne of Chester writes to question Coopersmith about Democratic party history in Delaware County. He names former Chester residents Hannah Fisher, John I. Malick, and Mrs. Lawrence Conner Sr., who held key party posts, urging accurate sourcing for the city chair race remarks.
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Coopersmith
Democratic Party
Chester
Delaware County
Charles Wood
Hannah Fisher
John I. Malick
Lawrence Conner Sr
Pete Browne
W. 3Rd St. Chester
Barry Goldwater on Khrushchev Paris Summit Standoff
Barry Goldwater urges Stevenson and Kennedy to defend the U S president at the Paris summit. He argues Khrushchev used the U 2 issue as pretext to wreck talks and calls Russia the aggressor bent on world domination, urging national resolve.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Free World
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Stevenson
Senate of the United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Russia
America
Mr. Kennedy
Sumit
England
Red Outpost Seen in Cuba by Allen and Scott
The Allen-Scott report details a large Soviet airlift to Cuba with engineers and technicians to build airfields a steel plant and an oil refinery. It notes Havana facilities to mask arrivals and plans for a submarine base while CIA and State Department debate counter moves and potential aid to anti-Castro groups.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Cuba
Caribbean
Russia
Havana
East Berlin
Aeroflot
Moscow
Paris
Warsaw
U.S
Jose Martin
Anastas Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Matanzas
State Department
Kremlin
Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
Cubao
National Security Council
Benson
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Europe
Southeast Asia
India
Burma
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Japan
GOP
Thruston Morton
Congress
New York
CIA
Allen Dulles
Medical Expenses May Draw New Tax Break
The 1960 tax law expands deductions for medical and dental costs for supporters of parents. Under 65, 3 percent of adjusted gross income must be wasted before deducting. If 65 or older, no 3 percent waste rule applies. Deductions begin from the first dollar for expenses for a supported parent, with special rules for drugs and medicines. Keep records of eligible expenses like hearing aids, eyeglasses, wheelchairs, artificial teeth, and travel costs.
Essential differences between U S Bonds and Notes
The piece explains that both are U S government debt. Notes have maturities up to five years while bonds are five years or longer, with bonds limited to 4.4 percent interest. It notes bonds can be registered or bearer, while notes are mostly bearer, and describes coupon payments and the value of a detached coupon as the exact amount owed. It warns that past due but unredeemed coupons and bonds do not accrue interest.
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U.S. Treasury
U.S
U. S
Treasury
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department
Ica
Washington
Quiz Bits and Answers From History
Quiz Bits covers who drew the first map of North and South America division Gerardus Mercator with a Flem ish geography claim. It mentions Justice Samuel Chase facing impeachment in 1801 and Wilberforce University named for William Wilberforce who led the anti slavery fight in the British Empire.
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North
South America
Gerardus Mercator
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel Chase
Senate
Wilberforce University
William Wilberforce
Eampire
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Delaware County Daily Times
Sarah F, Macauley
Ehyvyn
Isen
Barry Goldwater
Allen-Scott Report
By Robert 8. Allen and
Paul Scott
Sylvia Porter
the Daily Investor
William A. Doyle
United Sales of
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