Editorial urges simpler traffic flow on Providence Avenue spur
Delaware County residents face daily delays as the Providence and Edgmont Avenues spur remains one way for about a year. The editorial calls for rerouting to ease congestion, suggesting Madison Avenue be made northbound over the bridge with a stop sign at Providence. It criticizes the temporary roadbed and argues for prioritizing through traffic.
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Providence Avenue
Providence
Edgmont Avenues
Madison Ave
Providence Ave
Delaware County
Cleopatra premieres in 70 cities with big budget concerns
A multi nation film project, Cleopatra cost 40 million, aims to gross 62 to 68 million to break even, with 70 U.S. and Canadian city premieres and debates over star Elizabeth Taylor's influence on profits and wasteful production. The piece also notes Susie Q rail line pivoting to attract more riders and upgrading services.
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U.S
Canadian
New York City
Edeth Taylor
20Th Century-Fox
Miss Taylor
Hollywood
Violence threatens progress in Negro rights, says editor
A Wall Street Journal editorial cited in this piece argues that mob violence risks undermining gains in civil rights. It warns that violence harms public opinion and could slow emancipation, urging leaders to avoid destructive actions and pursue lawful change despite provocations.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Washington
Gow
United Nations
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Wall Street Journal
Rights Fight Opens Civil Rights Vote in House
The administration plans a House showdown on civil rights to avoid a Senate filibuster. Leaders expect hearings in weeks, pushing the vote to July while handling tax cut and other bills first. McCormack Albert and Senate leaders back the House path, citing easier passage there. Data Center work pushes for a national data processing center.
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House of Representatives
White House
House
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
John McCormack
McCormack
Judiciary
Rules Committees
Rules Committee
Miki Mansfield
Mort
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Fallout Problem Solved They Say
The article argues rising radiation exposure limits is a flawed fix for fallout from atmospheric tests. It criticizes government panels like the FRC and calls for real containment, warning that higher limits could lead to widespread health harm and debt crises.
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Federal Radiation Council
FRC
FBI Blocks Castro Sabotage Cells in East Coast Plot
FBI agents closed in on three Castro operatives hiding behind false fronts. They had caches of explosive detonators and incendiary materials and were arrested before targeting bridges, aluminum plants, oil refineries, and transportation hubs on the East Coast. The FBI cited 2,053 Cuban-related investigations in 1982 and noted broader Soviet and Communist activity in the United States, with thousands of inquiries and 761 Soviet officials and 1,086 dependents present as of 1963.
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Washington
FBI
Edgar Hloover
Havana
U.S
Castro
United Trons
Hoover
Local Shamrock Controversy and street porch dispute mix with Aruba race update
Cropped fragments recount a yard shamrock claim in Aberfoyle, a permit mishap by John Ace to build on a sidewalk in Chester, and the Barbara II reaching Bermuda in a Philadelphia to Bermuda race with Dr. Eugene Swayne aboard. It notes a Chester church wedding and past DAR tribute to Colonel Persifor Fraser, plus a Mint nomination for Rae Biester 10 years ago.
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Jerry Whalen
Aberfoyle
John Ace
Terry T. Williams
West Sid Street
Ace
Chester
Barbara II
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Eugene Swayne
West End
Barbara
John W. Hauser
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rae V. Biester
Delaware County
Eisenhower
United States Mint
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