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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

3

Editorial: Boys Climb Trees and Public Safety

The piece condemns bare electrical lines in Delaware County as deadly to boys, urging insulation of wires and safer utility practices. It also argues the Yugoslavia aid policy should be judged by outcomes in the Cold War, and highlights a Swarthmore church fire drill as a model for preparedness and engagement.

Delaware County Arlier D. W. Llewellyn Newtown Philadelphia Electric Co Public Utilities Commission Congress Yugoslavia Europe Tito Russia Moscow John Kulp Swarthmore Methodist Church Swarthmore Morton Rutledge Springfield Swarthmore Church Senate House State Department Popovic Dean Rusk Brazil Peru Chile Bourke Hickenlooper Iowa GOP Dandcit Hickenlooper Popovics Ife Thomas Morgan D-Pa House Foreign Affairs Committee Delaware County Daily Times Letleexa Public Intereal Getlere Times

Soaring Ceiling Congress Raises Debt Ceiling to 308 Billion

Congress moves to lift the public debt limit to 308 billion dollars with an automatic reversion to 2305 billion next April 1 and to 300 billion by June 24 as approved by the House Ways and Means Committee.

Congress House Ways and Means Committee

Delaware County Roundtable on Fallout Shelters Education

Public concern over fall-out shelters has faded as permits for shelters remain scarce. The piece outlines proposed Defense Department principles, federal support plans, and potential funding up to 2.50 dollars per square foot for remodeling or building shelters in public and non profit institutions. It questions how local tax systems and school boards will fund and implement shelter programs.

Pitman Secretary of Defense Civil Defense Department of Defense United States Boards of Education Defense Department

First Lady May Be Expecting Claims Circulate

Intimates say the First Lady, aged 32, may be pregnant again and active in upcoming elections. Close friends cite medical visits to New York and a possible pregnancy wardrobe as evidence, though staff deny knowledge of any pregnancy. The President and Mrs. Kennedy have hinted at family growth while downplaying official role.

Washington Joseph “Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy Democratic National Committee

Readers debate Medicare policy and politics in letters

Mrs J Spencer Jackson of Media writes amid partisan clash over the King Anderson bill. She cites Canada and England as warnings against government medical plans, notes Ways and Means party splits, and urges vigilance as Democrats align with Republicans to push a floor vote.

England Canada Africa India Ways and Means House Skaughter House J. Spencer Jackson Cireic

Macao Faces Pressure as Refugees Flood From China

Richard Starnes reports from Macao where thousands flee Red China, crossing Pearl River estuary to a densely packed city of under 10 square miles. Hong Kong, by contrast, has slowed the exodus as Macao struggles with crowding, disease, and fragile relief efforts amid uncertain future.

Hong Kong Pearl River Afacao People China Macon Macao Wong Kong Macau Teem Ing Hong Kong Lam Fleang Chun Lam Siu Lem United States

Opposes Blue Route Letter to the Editor

Mrs William Rocap Jr from 308 Henry Lane Wallingford writes in defense of objections to the Blue Route. She recalls attending a December public hearing from night into morning where 40 of 73 speakers opposed the plan and contends the route fails interstate highway specifications.

Lawrence Bureau of Public Roads Washington U.S. Bureau of Public Roads William Rocap JR Henry Lane Wallingford

Unions High on Ho 2 to the Times Letter

The letter cites William H Reynolds charging Barry Goldwater favors investors over workers. It quotes Father John J Cronin and Rev. John J Coogan disputing profits, bankruptcies and wages. The Garment Workers Union is noted with assets of 424 million as an example of union strength.

William H. Reynolds Barry Goldwater Reynolds John J. Cronin John J. Coogan

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Robert S. Allen Paul Scott Hope Wwe John, Jr Caroline Koca Popovic Robert S. Allen Medicare the Times Edward Annis M.D. Spokes Man The American Medical Association Richard Starnes Somerset Maugham Maugham Lung Red China Peiping Richard Starnes Wall
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