DA to Request Delay in Trial of Kessleski
The district attorney seeks a continuance to delay the trial of Alfred C. Kessleski on murder and manslaughter charges in the 15 year old Patricia Nicklas case. Defense attorneys vow to vigorously oppose any delay while bail and evidence issues surface. The June indictment followed a grand jury proceeding and the case hinges on a reported confession later repudiated by the defendant.
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Alfred C. Kessleski
Kessleski
Cook
8Th Street
Madison
Chester
Patricia Nicklas
Clement J. McGovern
Thomas A. Curran
Garland C. Cherry
Curran
Joseph A. Damico
Cherry
Kes- Sleski
Damico
Maurice L. Maitland
Rocco Arella
State Police
Grand Jury
Patricia
Four basketball stars arrested in bribery conspiracy case
Four former college players Dave Budin Jerry Vogel Dan Quindazzi and Lew Brown were arrested on conspiracy and bribery charges in the widening basketball fixing scandal. Dist. Atty. Hogan announced the arrests linked to indictments of Aaron Wagman and Joseph Macken noting 29 players from 17 colleges are involved.
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NEW York
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Macken
Dave Budin
Brooklyn College
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
Alabama
Lew Brown
North Carolina
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Wagman
Macken
Citizens in Upland Protest School Transfers to Chester
Citizens committee hires counsel to assess legal action over the school board decision to send 9th 10th and 11th graders to Chester School District as tuition pupils next fall. Petition signatures show 1458 favor returning pupils to Eddystone. board will not reverse.
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Upland
Citizens Committee
Chester
Eddystone High School
Eddystone
John T. Adkinson
Adkinson
Chester High School
Wilmer H. Fryer
Kennedy to Rest in Florida After European Trip
President Kennedy departs Washington for three days of rest in Palm Beach Florida following his visits to Paris Vienna and London where he met with Charles de Gaulle Nikita Khrushchev and Harold Macmillan.
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Washington
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Paris
Vienna
London
Charles de Gaulle
Khnishchev
Harold Macmilan
Readied reply to Castro over tractors for prisoners
Detroit based Tractors for Freedom Committee officials, led by Walter P. Reuther of the UAW, prepared a reply to Fidel Castro's terms for a prisoner exchange involving 1,200 men and 500 tractors. Some leaders warned negotiations could be risky, with Castro seeking a delegation to Havana including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt or Milton Eisenhower.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Casto
Castro
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Cuba
Havana
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
President Kennedy Suffers New Back Injury
President Kennedy has a new back injury since May 16 disclosed by the White House. Officials say no serious concern and no link to his previous surgery. The injury occurred in Ottawa while planting a tree at Government House, requiring crutches for the public appearance.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travel
Pierre Salinger
Ottawa
Government House
Canada
Salinger
Bolivia Under Siege After Communist Strikes Amid Debt Crisis
Report from Lima says Bolivia declared a state of siege with mass arrests of communists after strikes linked to tin mine labor disputes. Flights from La Paz resumed as President Paz Estenssoro seeks IMF loans. Adlai Stevenson planned to visit June 15.
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Lima
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Kennedly
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
el Diario
Paz Estenssoro
International Monetary Fund
Andean
Trooper's Wife Admits Fatal Family Shooting
In West Milford, Elsie Livingstone, 27, wife of Trooper Alfred Livingstone Jr., admits she killed her year old daughter then fired on her son and herself with her husband’s revolver. Police say motive not disclosed.
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West Milford
Elsie Livingstone
Alfred Livingstone Jr
John Fitzsimmons
Livingstone
Alfred JE
Chilton Memorial Hospital
Pompton Plains
Nancy Lou
Lynne Ann
Tecpu
Ncun Ture
Paterson
State OKs Milk Jug Sale Start
The State Milk Control Commission allowed milk in gallon jugs at a discount with fixed minimum prices for suburbs and city. Home delivered and store prices differ by area, with suburban and city prices listed, and prior premium pricing for chocolate and Vita min D milk eliminated. The amended order follows a Dauphin County Court decision, and time of effect is Monday in Philadelphia and suburbs.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
State Milk Control Commission
Dauphin County
Kama
Amendments Beat Down in Housing Bill Passage
Senate administration forces predicted final passage of the $6.39 billion housing bill after early tests. Sen. John Sparkman said the measure was over the hump and would pass with few changes. The debate focused on amendments to loan limits terms and lending scope for low interest housing programs and housing for the elderly, with several amendments defeated in party line votes.
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Washington
Senate
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Romer E.j
Spark/Sparkman
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
Stich
Capchart
Whitllelernment Corporation
Birmingham to Ask Road Repair Speed
Citizens protest slow Route 100 repairs south of Baltimore Pike to Twin Bridges at Chadds Ford. Birmingham supervisors will meet with Pennsylvania Department of Highways officials to press faster work and have township secretary contact the Civic Association for resident support.
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Birmingham
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Baltimore Pike
Chadds Ford
Arthur Beard
PDH
Birmingham Civic Association
Citizens Council of
Delaware County
Britain postpones Laos conference amid cease-fire dispute
Britain and the Soviet Union cochair the 14 nation Laos talks as Britain announces an indefinite postponement over apparent cease-fire violations. The United States boycotts until Khrushchev upholds the Kennedy pledge for a real truce. Pathet Lao presses government forces at Padong with artillery and infantry, prompting session cancellations.
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Geneva
Britain
Laos
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Malcolm MacDonald
Georghi Pushkin
MacDonald
France
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
U.S
International Truce Commission
Pathet Lao
Padong
Pa‘dong
Vienna
Geneva talks hinge on ceasefire vigil in Laos and Laos violations
In Moscow Washington officials press for continued Geneva conference talks while noting Laos ceasefire violations. Lincoln White says the US will not collapse the talks through obstructive tactics. The issue remains central to all delegations, with calls for strict enforcement by the Inter national Control Commission.
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Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Laos
Gen- Moscow
Abdulleva
White
Haris Nasution
Indonesia
Geneva
de National Control Commission
Rodion K. Malin
Inovsky
Malloy Named Deputy Controller in County Office
Edward J. Malloy of County Line Road Rosemont named deputy controller at 6500 a year by county controller Mrs Catherine M Adamis. Malloy succeeds Paul M McCarthy promoted to chief deputy controller at 16300, replacing William Parsons who will head the Budget Bureau. Malloy, Villanova accounting graduate student, was with Budd Co. in the comptroller office. he is married with two children.
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Edward J. Malloy
County Line Road
Rosemont
Catherine M. Adamis
Malloy
Paul M. McCarthy
McCarthy
William Parsons
Villanova University
The
Budd Co
Comptroller
Senator Snooper Tt’s Miracle Amid Riches Embrace
Local page notes a satirical stance on wealth labeled as a miracle rather than a sin. The feature blends amusement, bridge and classifieds while listing sections and contact numbers. The playful tone hints at editorial whimsy across the community pages and notices.
Never Attended School Young Polio Victim Graduates
Henry Regner sixteen year old son of Mrs Alga W Reglities will receive a high school diploma today though he never attended regular classes. He earned sixteen point seven five Carnegie Units through home study and University of Pennsylvania TV courses, meeting state requirements for graduation at Darby Colwyn High School under school authority and his mother serving as principal.
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Darby
Henry Regner
Alga W
U6 S 4Th St
Henry
Yenglish
Walnut Street
Univer
Sity of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Darby-Colwyn High School
Orcipal
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