Soviet insists on veto or merger to revive test ban talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union demands a three member board to control the nuclear test ban machinery or merge talks with general disarmament. The United States and Britain reject both options, calling Tsarapkin's demands a dictate. Dean says the stance muddies prospects for progress.
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United States
Britain
Washington
London
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Michael Wright
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Kennedy
Vienna
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Swarthmore OKs Seven-Story Apartment Hotel Project
Delaware County Planning Commission recommended revisions for the Strath Haven Inn site. The borough planning commission approved a reduced 100 foot northern end and added a seventh story, with an estimated cost of 3 million dollars by Cornelius Wildman of Lansdowne. Planners praised the location for a multiple unit dwelling but cited potential parking and traffic congestion concerns. Final findings will go to borough council for Wednesday night consideration.
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Delaware County Planning Commission
Strath Haven
Borough Planning Commission
Cornelius Wildman
Lansdowne
Borough Council
Horace Hopkins
Senator Snooper Looks at Three Seasons in Youth Sports
A lighthearted note from a Times telephones column jokes that most youngsters see only three seasons Baseball Football and Basketball and invites readers to phone the paper with notes or ads.
Housing Bill Passes 64 25 in Senate
The Senate approved a 6.14 billion housing bill by 64 to 25 as Kennedy administration supporters hailed the win. The House Rules Committee planned to meet Thursday to clear the measure for debate next week, with 52 Democrats and 12 Republicans voting yes.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
John Sparkman
D-Als
Congress
Chester seeks release of funds for expressway project
A Chester delegation led by Mayor Joseph Eyre met Harrisburg officials to request release of 485000 dollars from a 2 million bond approved by voters in 1990. They argue federal takeover makes the expressway a federal project with 90 percent funding and want the funds redirected to other city development programs.
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New Pawner
Chester
Joseph L. Eyre
Harrisburg
Eyre
James I. Gorbey
Garry E. Boden
Norman Young
Joseph DeFuria
Park Martin
Wreocivco Save Nur Veel Avid
Tractors for freedom mission greets Cuba delegation
In Havana the four member non governmental team arrives for a negotiations push to swap 500 tractors for 1,200 prisoners. The crew faces protest at Miami airport while Kennedy administration backs the mission under Tractors for Freedom. Members include Greathouse Rainer Liljedahl and Hansen.
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U.S
Miami International Airport
Douglas R. Voorhees
Cuba
Voorhees
Dade County
Miami
Voohees
Kennedy
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Eyre
Jeff Chandler
Fur Castro
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Nion
Co Committee On Urban Renewal
Aree
Washington
Castro
Tractors-for-Freedom
Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Rainer
Agriculture Engineering Department
University of California
John Bruce Liljedahl
Purdue University
Clarence Hansen
Michigan State University
Top-Notch Noses Test Smelling Ability for Eggs
The article describes a rigorous smell test for egg inspectors. Applicants endure preliminary tests and smelling school drills, detecting tiny vanilla traces in water, then drifting holes into frozen eyes before final exams. Age is not a factor, with examples of a 70 year old maintaining a sharp nose.
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Barnard
New Bridge Planned in Middletown Over Rail Tracks
Township manager Nelson Jay announced that a new bridge will be built over the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on Pennell Road in Glen Riddle. The project, estimated at $60,000, follows a directive from the State Public Utilities Commission.
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Middletown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennell Road
Glen Riddle
Nelson Jay
State Public Utilities Commission
Chester High School appoints first woman principal in county
Chester School Board elevates Sarah Holerath from vice principal to principal of Chester High School succeeding the late Charles Giles. Regina Hynes and William Slezak also receive promotions to vice principals. Holerath, a Temple University alumna, will begin July 1 with a salary set at 7600 dollars per year.
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Chester High School
Sarah
Chester
Chester School Board
Reveweney Tee Aiau
Charles A. Giles
Miss Holeratt
Regina G. Hynes
William Slezak
Miss Holcroft
Ae Guy
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Far Termeno
Appiano
Bolzano
Lee Jonarda D'Alessandro
University of Pennsylvania
Hynes
Naval Reserve
Philadelphia
Miss Hynes
Reserve Officers’ Association
Women's Activites
Civil Air Patrol
Jackie Kennedy Dines and Dances in Athens Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis guests at a seaside Athens nightclub entertaining Mrs. Constantine Caramanlis wife of Greece's prime minister. The First Lady enjoyed dinner and dancing with views of the Saronic Gulf looking out over the harbor.
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Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Constantine Caramantis
Judge Relieves Bookie Defendant in Chester Driving Case
A defense attorney asked Pennsylvania Superior Court to overturn Alvin B. Conway's bookmaking conviction arguing he did not accept bets but merely placed them. Judge Harold L. Ervin and others reacted with laughter as the court considered relieving Conway of a $500 fine under advisement.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Joseph A. Damico Jr
Alvin B. Conway
Smithers
Harold L. Ervin
Conway
General Faces Trial for Trujillo Assassination
Ex-Defense Minister Jose Roman Fernando, a high ranking loyalist under Trujillo, is slated for a court martial on charges of complicity in the dictator’s assassination. Officials say he may face execution as the probe into the 1961 slaying unfolds. President Balaguer reports no solid foreign involvement and notes progress by the OAS mission to restore civil rights ahead of elections next May.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Jose Roman Fernando
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Roman
U S Aide Arrested on Spy Suspect Charges
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck, a 41 year old American Foreign Service officer, was arrested in Washington on charges of passing classified information to Poland. FBI and Justice Department described the alleged acts from January to May this year. Arrangements were made for arraignment before U S Commissioner Sam Wertleben. Scarbeck had served in Warsaw and earlier in San Francisco and Germany.
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Irvin Chambers Scarbeck
Poland
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Scarbeck
Washington Street
State Department
Warsaw
Searbeck
Brooklyn
N.Y
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New York University
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United States
Peoples Republic of Poland
Hoover
Justice Department
U.S
Sam Wertleb
San Francisco
Foreign Service
Germany
Heat Wave Sets 1961 High in Delaware County
Delaware County residents sweltered as temperatures climbed to the hottest reading of 1961 at 5:30 p.m. Monday. Forecasters predicted near 90 degrees through Wednesday with possible late afternoon thundershowers and a cooling trend Thursday as Canadian air moves in. Other city readings showed Harrisburg near record heat while Chicago Cincinnati and Des Moines also logged 90 plus degrees.
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Canada
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Great Lakes Region
New England
Mississippi Valley
Hartisburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Iowa
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