Troika Bells in Kremlin Signal Laos Peace Accord
In a cautious echo of East West diplomacy, Moscow appears to back a troika arrangement in Laos linking pro Western Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma, and pro Communist Prince Souphanouveng. The move may ease U.S. advisers’ exit while testing red bloc cohesion and peace prospects in Indochina.
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Laos
Khrushchev
United Nations
U.N
Kingdom
Las
Indochina
Tian Lrotka
Southeast Asia
United States
Kennedy
Red Bloc
Asia
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna Phoujma
Souphanouveng
U.S
Vientiane
Ponte Pathet Lao
Chester
Frank R
Red North Vietnagle
Amies
Nam
China
Chester Hospital
Nothdasie
Gic
Rat St
Florence Dyson Nothnagie
Nothnagle
Baldwin - Lima- Hamilton Corp
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
France
Junk Yard Hearing Set in Boothwyn Case
Junk yard owner Rugalski, seeking to reopen at Market Street and Monchester Road, will have a hearing within 10 days as township commissioners note zoning limits. A state Supreme Court ruling previously narrowed the local zoning ordinance, while officials say no board will grant the reopening.
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Boothwyn
Stanley Rugalski
Market St
Monchester Road
Rugalski
State Supreme Court
Waj Jway
Washington (Ap
Dant Kennedy
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Byrd
Kennedy
Kenneedy
Eisenhower
Brookings Institution
Murder Case Deepens As Shoes, Lies Probe Persist
Investigators continued their inquiry after a woman named Phyllis Jones was murdered near Scranton. A pair of flat shoes found on the beach and Jones’s shoes in her car near the beach are being considered for relevance. Authorities noted a lie detector test suggested Miss Schulman told the truth. Phyllis’s father believes his daughter knew her killer, and Jones had studied judo. The Senate Finance Committee, led by Byrd, unlikely to start hearings on the debt limit until June 25, as debates over defense contractor lobbying and federal funds continue. Jones was buried in Waverly near her Scranton birthplace.
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Miss Jones
Waverly
Scranton
Arch W. Jones
Jude
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Jones
Lis
Theler
Richard
New York
Vinotion
Phyllis
Big Jewelery Heist At Singer Jewelers Collingdale
Police investigate a major burglary at Singer Jewelers 10 MacDade Blvd Collingdale with an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 in rings and watches. About 380 wedding bands 180 men’s rings and many diamond watches were stolen from two display cases near the front door while a crowbar entry was used. The theft was detected at 3 am Wednesday by clerk Mrs William Dougherty. Eugene Singer of Philadelphia owns the shop and inventory is pending.
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Collingdale
Singer Jewellers
MacDade Blvd
Eugene Singer
Philadelphia
Joseph Oates
Wiliam Dougherty
Andrews J Ave
Four Get Awards At St. Michael's Parish School
Four pupils received awards at St. Michael's closing exercises. Wayne Edward Ellison and Mary Lynn DeBernardinis earned highest general averages. Landino won the Catholic War Veterans Medal for religion and DeBernardinis the C W V Trophy for the 1962 spelling bee. Gaspero Giulio George took the Gertrude McGinley prize for effort.
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Chester
St. Michael’s
Wayne Edward ‘Elisons
Mary Lynn de Berardinis
Francis A. Higgins
Thomas Anthony Landino
Mary Lynn DeBerardinis
Gertrude McGinley
Guilio George Gas Jpero
Obituaries Blend Of War Veteran and Local Residents
Multiple obituaries for Chester and Drexel Hill area residents, including FE Hall 64 of Chester dies after illness at State Hospital Delaware, veteran of World War 1, survived by son William Stall foster son Charles Curtis sister Mary Smith seven grandchildren three great grandchildren. Bessie C. Fouty 67 formerly of Norwood dies in West Chester widow of Raymond G. Foutz, survivors include son William and daughters in Puerto La Cruz and Corte Madera with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Julio Asturias 54 international dentistry lecturer dies at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, survived by widow Maria Teresa Lipez, son Carlos, brother Enrique, burial in private. George E Richards 77 retired Marine sergeant major dies in Drexel Hill home, funeral at Topitzker home with mass at St Andrews Church, burial Arlington National Cemetery. Charles L Leiper 86 former Naval Academy faculty buried in Middletown Cemetery after distinguished career. Richard J Nuttle 67 Ridley Township High School retiree dies in Veterans Administration Hospital, survivors include wife Hazel, daughters Ruth and Daisy, three sons and siblings, burial Arlington Cemetery. Evelyn Hamm 31 Crum Lynne resident dies at Taylor Hospital, survived by husband Herbert, three daughters, parents, siblings. Lillie K Lofland 79 Chester dies after brief illness, survived by son William, daughter Marie, grandchildren. Betty J Ridley 41 of Wyncroft dies at University Hospital Philadelphia, survived by husband John, daughter Kathryn, son, parents. Services and burial details listed for each.
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William
Hall
Chester
State Hospital
Stuyrna
Del
New Castle
William Stall
Charles, Curtis
Menry’ Smith
Mary Smith
Bessie C. Fouty
Norwood
West Chester
Raymond G. Foutz
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Granada Hills
Calif
Maxline B. Schwartz
Puerto. la Cruz
Venezuela
Rita
Rimes Funeral Kaimne
Parklersburg
W. Va
Ime
Olivet Cemetery
Parkers
Julio Asturias
University of Pennsylvania
Shadeland Ave
Drexel Till
Asturias
University of [Pennsylvania School of Dentistry
Central
South America
American Dental Society
Royal English Academy of Dentistry
Maria Teresa Lipez
Carlos
George £. Richards
Belfield
Drexel Hall
American Legion
Drexel Hill
Marion Bosworth
Ceorge Evan, Richards
USMC
Wrightsville
Maj
Maj. “Johns J. ‘Richards, Usmc, of Rudntico
Bonita Ann ‘Richards
Marine Corps
Quantico
George C. Top
Pitzer
Garrett Rd
Lansdowne Ave
St. Andrews Church
School Lane
Foss Ave
Arlington
National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Charles L. Leiper
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Coronado
Middletown
Presbyterian
Middletown Township
Mr. Leiper
William Penn
Philadelphia
U.S. Naval Academy
The
Naval Institute
E Naval Academy Alumni Association
Mathematics Association S of America
American, Association of University Professors
Academy
Richard J. Nuttle
Ridley Township High School
Veterans Administration Hospital
Holmes Road
Holmes
Nuttle
Hazel Powers
Ruth Traband
Halimes
Daisy Thompson
Collingdale
Robert
Ralph
Raymond
Glen Rock
Evelyn Hamm
Herbert Hamm
Holland St
Crum Lynne
Taylor Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Fairview
Flossie
Judith
Betty Ann Hamm
Ayethur Clark
Fivo
Thomas
Edward Clark
Ida Ricketts
Alice Clark Bell
Marie Moore
Holland Street
Haven Memorial Cemetery
Lillie K. Lofland
Upland St
Willud Lofland
Lofland
Delaware
Millsboro
Daughters of the Order of United American Men
Madison Street’ Methodist Church
William W
Parkside
Marie Cares
Canoga Park
jCalifs
Grace Methodist Church
Mechanics Cemetery
Dnschreiler-Brower Funeral Home
Edgfont Ave
Betty J. Ridley
John V. Ridley
Wyncroft Drive
Wyncroft
University Hospital
Ridley
Methodist
Church
Kathryn
Harry G. Jones
Dallas
Tex
Lamar & Smith
Jefferson St
Kennedy Says GOP Help Sought On Economic Policy
President Kennedy asked Republicans for help on the stock market plunge and economic policy, joking about big business wanting him. He defended farm and deficit views, urged voluntary wage price actions, and discussed relations with the Soviet Union and ongoing aid policies.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
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Smith
Tidewater Terminal Pier
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Albany
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Yale
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St.Paul
New Orleans
Soviet Union
New York
Oklahoma City
Laos
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Berlin
Rapid City
Richmond
St Louis
Senate
Csult Lake City
Unitdag
Gnester
Cartier Dle
Chester Ander
Swashington
Tis
Puerto Rico
Kennedy urges continued admonition of Southeast Asia policy
Kennedy said the United States must always review Southeast Asia policy, warning that withdrawal from South Vietnam or Thailand could trigger a regional collapse. He cited Senate Leader Mike Mansfield and stressed a major civilian space program will soon yield important results, while Pentagon involvement remains significant.
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Southeast Asia
Ikennedy
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Thailand
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Civilian
Space Agency
United States
Ray Charles pays 757 dollar judgment in Augusta dining protest
Atlanta AP reports Ray Charles, the blind singer with over a million record sales, paid a $757 judgment in Fulton Civil Court on Thursday after refusing to sing at a segregated diner in Augusta, Georgia.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ray Charles
Fulton
Augusta
Glenolden PTA elects 1962 63 officers and chairs
Peter L Weimer announces standing committee chairmen for Glenolden PTA for the 1962 63 school year. Members named include Mrs. Raymond G. Massel Jr as membership chair and Mrs. Roy P. Keeter hospitality chair. Fall meeting set for Sept 20.
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Glenolden
Parent Teachers Association
Peter L. Weimer
Raymond G. Massel Jr
Richfield Avve
Roy P. Keeter
S. Scott Avex
James J. McLaughlin
W. Glenalden A.C
J. Clifford Morgan
Elmwood Ave
LeRay B. Porter
EL Ashland
Weimer
McLaughlin
Coy B. Zachary Jr
N. Scott Ave
Walter Barlow
S. Scott Ave
Frank X. Brady
Scott Ave
PTA
Firms Host 100 Students From Penn State Visit
Delaware County firms welcomed 100 mechanical engineering students from Pennsylvania State University. Plant officials from Scott Paper Co of Chester and Linde Co a division of Union Carbide in Essington detailed production facilities and then sponsored a luncheon at Seattle Cafeteria.
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Delaware County
Pennsylvania State University
Scott Paper Co
Chester and Linde Co
Union Carbide
Essington
Seatt
Deaths MIAMI BEACH banker W. Baruch 88
W R Baruch 88 a retired New York banker and stock taker and brother of financier Lernard M Baruch died Thursday. He had lived in Miami Beach since 1930.
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Miame Beach
W. Baruch
New York
Lernard M. Baruch
Miami Beach
Ince
Directors Re Elect Officers Chester YMCA Board
The Chester YMCA directors re elected include Malcolm R B Petchkin as president Pleasanton H Ennis as vice president Charles A Ernst as vice president Hayes Pennington as secretary and Charles P Larkin Jr as treasurer Newly elected to the board are Edmund Jones David B Spencer John E Tompkins Edward G Venable and Charles Zeien
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The
Chester Ymca
Malcolm RB. Petchkin
Pleasanton H. Ennis
Charles A. Ernst
Hayes Pennington
Charles P Larkin, Jr
Edmund Jones
David B. Spencer
John E. Tompkins
Edward G. Venable
Charles Zeien
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Rng
Upper Chichester
Jefferson Ave
Coachester Highway
State Traffic Control Department
Board of Health
Ard Avenue
Marcus Hook
Defense Department
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Ardmore
Westover Woods
Norritown Township
Norristown
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Gop
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Central Plains
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Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
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Glenolden Pta
Mary E. Carr Funeral Home
Thomas E. Rairden
W. Third St. Chester
Founds Funeral Home
Casper P. Hicks
Oliver P. Founds Jr
South High Street
Owen
Frank Cellini
Scallan
15Th & Edgmont Ave
Messmer
fFersh St. Cheater
George F. Cullis
Edgmont Ave
Brookhaven
Imschweiler
Brower Funeral Home
Tor Marke
Riek
Ella
Phanet
John F. Cullis
East Seventh Street
Francis Cullis Allen B. Cullis
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