Bottleneck battle tests Upland Kerlin exit fix hopes
The long troubled Kerlin street Upland avenue bottleneck near Chester has sparked repeated pleas to the State Highway Department. In June the district engineer said plans were about 60 percent complete. Local officials weigh $70,000 for Upland condemnation and $14,000 for Chester, with county funding uncertain. The Daily Times urges decisive action to end years of traffic snarls. The piece also notes Pasternak the Russian writer and a Penncrest High School reading project of Dr Zhivago showing youth grasp of moral truths beyond propaganda.
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Upland-Kerlin
Chester
Kerlin Street
Upland
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Upland Avenue
Raymond Ruditus
Upland Burgess
Joseph L. Eyre
C. Weikert
State Highways Department
Weikert
Berlin Street
The
Daily Times
Boris Pasternak
Russia
Pasternak
Tolstoi
Dostoevski
Turgenev
Dr. Zhivago
Penncrest High School
Lima
Robert G. Simon
Penncrest
Simon
Delaware County
Tax Free Bonds And Stock Dividends Guidance
The article answers questions on municipal bonds tax status and how to obtain price action data for stocks. It notes tax free bonds are to interest exempt from Federal tax, cites sources for price sheets from Fitch and exchanges, and discusses reinvesting dividends via brokers or bank channels. It also covers keeping stocks in street name and using dedicated checking for reinvestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Emory Fitch
Many Labor Unions Lack Real Democracy
The article criticizes UAW leadership under Walter Reuther, portraying the "flower fund" as a coercive instrument to enforce loyalty and suppress opposition. It argues that local union leaders lack real power, comparisons to one party states persist across unions, and top leaders refuse public accountability. The piece questions internal democracy and the accountability of union leaders to members and the public.
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Reuther
UAW
International
Hoffman
International Union
McClellan Committee
Mazey
Detroit
Renther
America
Ferraroli
South America
Russia
Seymour Lipset
Democratic Left
Ferraroti
Jlabor
Soviet Union
Formosa Missiles Increase Amid Red Threats
Nike Hercules missiles on Quemoy and Matsu are now manned by Nationalist units, with U.S. nuclear and conventional warheads controlled from Washington. Intelligence warns of large-scale Red air attacks as MIG-17/19 fighters mass and airfields are reinforced. The Nationalists upgrade to Century jets, while U.S. aid to Formosa rises sharply in the new foreign aid budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Quemoy
Matsu
Isenhower
Matsu Islands
U.S
Formosa
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Adm
Edward O'Donnell
Far East
Defense Department
Formosa Straits
Congress
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Lebanon
Fletcher Warren
Menderes
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Aureliano Sanchez Arango
Castro
Cancellation Fears Haunt Safe Drivers
A feature on Allstate Insurance introducing a five year noncancelable liability policy to reward safe drivers and penalize those with multiple accidents. New York launch follows Illinois and Ohio tests as bills seek to curb cancellation fears and rising premiums.
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Allstate Insurance Co
New York State
Illinois
Ohio
Robert Leys
Allstate
Leys
New York
Tne
Letter to editor condemns Hazel Veith for killing Carl
A reader says Hazel Veith caused the death of her brother Carl and laments the sympathy shown by others. The writer asks the Daily Times to avoid glorifying Hazel and urges prayers for Carl’s grieving family and three bereaved sons.
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1St Baptist Church of
Orden
Hazel Veith
Carl
Mazel
Hazel
Daily Times
Local Society Notes From Swarthmore and Chester
The column covers families visiting relatives in Urbana Swarthmore and Chester. Lt. Troxell will join West Point staff after six weeks with Mrs Armitage. Wiler family departs for Buena Vista Miami Florida to reside. Miss Hyatt hosts sister Burt and Leslie Hyatt during Pennsylvania Military College commence ment. Eleanor Wilson attends Alumnae Day at Hollins College. Mrs Charles B Houston proposes a new C B Houston Children's Ward at Chester Hospital with an architect to plan and build. Emmanual Baptist Church lawn festival and bake sale planned by Ladies Aid Society for this and tomorrow evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Troxell Jr
George
Jeffrey
Urbana
Troxell
University of Illinois
George L. Armitage, Jr
S. Chester Road
Swarthmore
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
Hyall
Eleanor Wilson
Florence Wetherill Wilson
Thirteenth and
Potter Streets
Hollins College
Charles B. Houston
Chester Hospital
C. B. Houston Children’s Ward
Chester
Ladies Aid Society
Emmanual Baptist Church
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Shivago
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William A. Doyle
Boris Pasternaa
SEN
Barry Goldwater
UAW International
Walter Reuther
Allen-Scott Report
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Mfcc-Nair
Lestey McNair
Army
Wilber Bruckner
Pentagon
Asakai
Sylvia Porter