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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1969

Page

6

Search Continues For U. S. Plane Lost in Aleutians

Coast Guard units and a Soviet ship join the search for a four engine RC195 recon jet missing since Thursday over the Bering Sea on a flight from Shemya to Neche. The area covers about 34 000 square miles.

Juneau Alaska UPS Strategic Air Command U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Bering Sea Balsm Venturous Soviet Union SAC Nino deProphetis Nether Providence Chester Charles Zinn Harold Sitkoff Swarthmore Podiatrist Leif Christensen Cinnaminson Aberthau Construction Co Maurice Swimmer Chester Realtor al Mancusa Ralph FitzSimons Beryl Lush Chestnut Hill

Society to Meet Two New Members Appointed

The Delaware Valley group to meet Tuesday at the Chester Businessmen and Mrs. Walter Nowak from Brookhaven and Phillip Toanone listed among new members. The gathering will occur at the Community Federal Savings and Loan Building on State and Sprowlh Road in Springfield.

The Scottish Historic and iResearch — Society of Delaware Valley Phillip Toanone Chester Community Federal Savings Walter Nowak Brookhaven Springfield

Grant Enables GCM Operations For Next Year

The Office of Economic Opportunity approves 903,796 for the Greater Chester Movement for 12 months. Of this total 798,344 is new federal money and 105,452 comes from reprogrammed surplus funds. Headstart is tentatively funded at 285,662 with a summer supplement of 4,073.

Office of Economic Opportunity Greater Chester GCM

Investigation clears courts study group in April on sentencing

A reporting group examined records and interviewed witnesses from March 28 to May 15 but released no findings. Department staff including three Black investigators were chosen for their race to question involved parties, then the case was deemed closed by the attorney general. The Delaware County Bar Association denied a dual system claim while seven youths were sentenced for incitement to riot and violence at a Chester football game.

Stile Ati Willian Sennett Delaware County Bar Association Catania Delaware County Alvy Stephen J. McEwen Jr Justice Department Henry G. Sweney Nistreian Sisidl Chester High School Wilmington Chester Townsend Ijustice Department Leroy Irvis Allegheny House Ernest P. Kline Beaver Senate Shifer Frnk Aynrs Place William O. Green Hardy Terrace Reginald Anderson 3Rd Street Leroy Barnes Gartside Court David Poteat Ward Street Richard Clark Huber Place

Von Braun sees Soviet moon race still alive in Stern interview

Werner von Braun, head of the Marshall Space Flight Center, says the Soviet Union remains in the moon race and could land a man ahead of the United States if a breakdown occurs. He notes Soviet direct landing plans and a more powerful rocket. he also outlines NASA’s goal of a manned space station orbiting Earth with a reusable transport to cut costs.

Hamburg Germany Werner von Braun U.S von Braun Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Ala Stern Earth NASA National Aeronautcist and Space Administration von ‘Braun

Darby Township Chief Comments On Charges

Darby Township Police Chief William A. Johnson said four commissioners asked him to refer cases to Justice of the Peace James LaSasso, in response to DiLuzio’s charge that he was harassed for exposing an air compressor sale. Defendants named include John McGowan Edward Dolan William Cecil Moore and William P. Gannon. The case stems from DiLuzio’s claim of retaliation after he revealed the compressor’s sale for 175 dollars to Jayes Equipment Co of Lansdowne. The company owner Ralph Fankhanel said repairs were later demanded at 885 dollars. the compressor had a 3300 value. He added that the commissioners kept the 175 payment and delayed payment for repairs. McGowan refused comment.

Darby William A. Johnson LaSasso Delaware County Justice of the Peace Joseph J. DiLuzio Mim Py Johnson James LaSasso DiLuzio John McGowan Edward Dolan Wiliam Cecil Moore William P. Gannon Jayes Equipment Company Lansdowne Ralph Fankhanel Jayes Equipment Co Fankhanel

Swarthmore Awards Five Honorary Degrees at 97th Commencement

Swarthmore College granted five honorary degrees during the 97th commencement as 234 seniors earned BA degrees and one earned a BS in engineering. Recipients included Thomas Hallowell Jr of Standard Pressed Steel, Dr. Jonathan Rhoads of UPenn, Ernst Kitzinger of Harvard, Edgar Williams of Oxford, Milton Babbitt and Conant of Princeton.

Swarthmore Swarthmore College Thomas Hallowell, Jr Standard Pressed Steel Co Hallowell Board Ernst Kitzinger A. Kingsley Porter Harvard University of Rome University of Munich British Museum United States Harvard University Edgar Trever Williams Oxford Rhodes Trust Merton College Oxford University United Nations Security Council Milton Byron Babbitt William Saubael Conant Princeton University New York University

Heart Transplants Seen as Experimental at Johns Hopkins

Dr Helen Taussig of Johns Hopkins Medical Center says heart transplants should occur only in hospitals with research facilities for post operative study. She notes the operation remains essentially experimental due to limited knowledge about rejection.

Baltimore API Helen Taussig Johns Hopkins Medical Center Taussig American Heart Association

Theft Reported at Family Drive In Theater Snack Bar

Clifton Heights police report a Sunday break in at the Family Drive In Theater snack bar located at 713 E. Baltimore Pike. A theft occurred with cigarettes and ice cream taken, prompting an official report by theater staff.

Clifton Heights Baltimore Pike

Countian Named Manager of Viscose

Harry J. Wolf of Nether Providence has been appointed manager of FM Corporation's American Viscose at Marcus Hook. He succeeds A G Ruff Jr who becomes manager of the Aviscao film plant in Fredericksburg Virginia. Wolf has been Marcus Hook plant manufacturing superintendent since 1965 and joined Viscose in 1941.

Harry J. Wolf Mattray Lane Nether Providence FM Corporation Marcus Hook Wolf A. G. Ruff Jr Faf Wilmington Aviscao Fredericksburg Charles J. Geyer Jr Alles American Viscose Sylvania Industrial Corp Sylvania Philadelphia American Viscose Corp FMC Delaware County National Bank Swarthmore Dr. Geyer Front Royal Varagon

Boy fatally injured by runaway pony in Bethlehem

A five year old Bethlehem boy, Scot Magriso, died after a pony he rode bolted and dragged him over 100 yards. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon near Sacred Heart Hospital as he rode with family observers.

Bethlehem UPI Scot Magriso David Magriso Sacred Heart Hospita

Weather wrap and five day forecast for Chester tidewater

Today's weather shows a high around 75 with a low near 53 and a tomorrow high of 77. Expect below normal temperatures through Saturday with upper 70s and upper 50s, showers likely later in the week as mild days give way to cooler air.

Chester Tidewater Terminal Pier

Diana Ross Cancels Show After Dogs Die From Poison

Diana Ross and her two singing companions abruptly left the Latin Casino Cherry Hill after their pet dogs Tiffany and L il Bit died from rat poison in the dressing room. Fans from Baltimore Washington learned the show was off with costs to refunds and staff payments totaling thousands as Dushoff vows not to pay the contract penalty.

Philadelphia David Dushoff Diana Ross The Supremes Los Angeles Tiffany L'il Bit Cherry Hill Baltimore Washington Miss Ross Cindy Birdsong Mary Wilson Dushoff

Twelve Die in West Virginia House Fire

In Parkerburg a teenage boy and his sister watched as their parents and ten siblings were killed in a fast spreading 40-dollar monthly home blaze. The grandfather escaped through a bathroom window, leaving a total eight-room frame house destroyed in 45 minutes. The victims include Charles Bailey, a county maintenance worker, and most bodies were found in bedrooms.

Parkersburg W.va Roper Bailey Susan Charles Roger Obie Bailey Slocal Hospital

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