Campbell chosen as Rose Tree School superintendent in Minnesota
Lima Stanley C Campbell a 38 year old Minnesotan who will earn his PhD from the University of Wisconsin in August was named superintendent of Rose Tree Union Schools. He begins July 1 with a $15000 annual salary. The board conducted a lengthy search aided by consultants from the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University narrowing from 53 candidates to two finalists. The board also adopted a $2,300,240 budget with a 77 millage rate and made personnel changes including resignations and new hires for the summer. Final business will be settled at a June 27 special meeting of Penncrest High School.
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Lima
Stanley C. Campbell
University of Wisconsin
Rose Tree Union
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Campbell
University of Minnesota
Stoughton
Wis
Joseph Walton
Gomer Davies
Swarthmore College
Jerome Rubin
Marilyn Doherty
Marion Cooley
Verna Bowden
Isabel MacIntyre
Elizabeth Kane
National Honor Society
Indian Lane Junior High
Pennerest
High Schol
Louis Scott
Jo Penncrest High School
Blank Diplomas Shuffle at San Marino High
San Marino California AP report says 30 graduates received blank diplomas after a prank. Principal John Landrum says affected students will earn diplomas by mail after apologies and community service. Each student must write a five word essay on what the episode means.
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Marino
Calif
APJ
San Marino High School
John Landrum
Arcadia
Norman Frost
Frost
Landrum
Secret Report Delays Cuba Tractor Exchange Plan
Washington AP reports a four member agricultural expert panel told the Tractors for Freedom committee of a possible exchange involving 28 million dollars worth of tractors for 1167 Cuban rebels. A fuller written report is expected within 24 to 48 hours as the committee awaits details.
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Washington
Thejon
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Joseph J. Dodge
Milton Eisenhower
Keith Spaulding
United States
Havana
Duane Greathouse
Victor Reuther
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Technical Commission
Reather
Dodge
Mrs. Roosevelt
Spaulding
Kessleski Released On Bail In Nicklas Murder Case
Ak lfred C. Kessleski, charged with the February 24 murder of Patricia Nicklas in Trainer, was released on 31 500 bail by Judge William R. Teal. The district attorney’s office did not oppose the release, noting he is unlikely to flee. The judge warned that flight could indicate guilt.
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Aklfred C. Kessleski
Patricia Nicklas
Trainer
William R. Teal
Chester
Cook
Clement J. McGovern
Toal
Kessileski
Queen Eliz I Races At Ascot In Annual Event
Queen Elizabeth I rode a grey horse in a three furlong dash at Ascot finishing sixth in a field of ten. Princess Alexandra won on a chestnut, with a man and a woman rider finishing second and third. The event is an annual Windsor Castle party tradition.
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London
Queen Elizabeth I
Ascot
Princess Alexandra
Windsor Castle
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Beaufort
David Dawnay
Otto Veith Tragedy Links Family Loss Across States
Otto Veith 70 died near Milwaukee after a two car crash as he traveled to a funeral. His son Carl 28 was shot dead in 1959 in Chester after an argument with his daughter in law. Otto’s wife Susanna 71 died days later in Asbury Park. He had lived in Chester about 40 years and served in the U.S. Army. He was retired from J Schmidt Co. and survived by multiple stepchildren, siblings, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Olo J. Veith
Remington St
Chesyears
Milwaukee
Wis
Veith
Carl
Chester
Hazel
San Village
Otto
Susanna
Asbury Park
N.J
Middletown
Knowlton Roads
Crozer Hospital
Robert H. Seult
van Leer Avenue
Lima
Sister Bay
Edward Koessl
Scull
Oshkosh
Wis Ie
New Jersey
U.S. Army
J. Schmidt Co
Wendell Maroshek
Bethesda
Senate OKs highway bill with billboard extension
The Senate passed a multi billion dollar highway financing measure after adding a two year billboard control bonus. It funds the interstate system with about 90 percent federal backing and sets total costs near 41 billion dollars. The bill now goes to the House for concurrence.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
George N. Fallon
D-M
House Public Roads
Aid Program Is Pressed
President Kennedy on crutches presses a $4.8 billion foreign aid program in a speech to a National Conference on International Economic and Social Development. He aims to win support amid congressional criticism and rallies business labor and farm groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Daily Times Want Ads Sell Unneeded Items
Sold first day. Free ad placement advertised for selling unused items. Contact county and city numbers LO 6 0577 KI 3 3599 LE 2 3566 for fast results through Daily Times Want Ads.
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Daily Times
Khrushchev renews demand for German peace talks
Premier Khrushchev stated in a TV address that a German peace conference must occur and borders remain, proposing a six month timetable for East and West Germany to settle a treaty. He urged that a peaceful European settlement be achieved this year and dismissed Allied occupation in Berlin.
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London
Khrushchev
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
Vienna
Tass
Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Cool Wave Maintains Cool Spell Across Region
A Canadian cold front keeps days cool and nights colder in Delaware County and much of the eastern two thirds. The Weather Bureau calls for 70 today, 73 by Saturday, with tonight’s low around 50 and no end in sight to the cool spell through Tuesday. Meanwhile hot Pacific states report deadly heat and floods, including California with seven deaths and Palm Desert reaching 123 degrees while Portland tops 108.
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Delawa County
Weather Bureau
California
Palm Desert
Calif
Portland
Ore
Strike Threatens Sinclair Refinery Picket Lines
NMU pickets blocked access at Sinclair Refinery as oil workers refused to cross lines citing No contract No work policy. About 1 000 oil workers at Sinclair involved with NMU and related unions. officials say no consensus yet with shipowners group as talks continue.
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National Maritime Union
Sinclair Oil
Trainer
NMU
American Flag Shipping
Sinclair
Stanley Thomas
W. 9Th Street
Ing Co
Thel
Steve Bostic
Field Pastrike
Trolman
Mike Russo
Russo
Bostic
Threat Looms Large May Paralyze Marine Fleet
A nationwide maritime strike spreads from port to port threatening to paralyze 990 ship merchant fleet. Some 80 000 officers and crew, with 70 000 on strike, affect East West and Gulf Coast ports as Goldberg seeks settlement.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Iman
Joseph Curran
Big
National Maritime Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
Dreamsters Union
Union Oil Workers
Central Labor Councils
Goldberg
Liberia
Panama
Honduras
Burk Sentenced Six Months For Bribery Conspiracy
John J. Burk former Darby Township police chief was sentenced to one to six months in Broadmeadows and fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to bribery conspiracy to obstruct justice. The case stemmed from an alleged effort to fix a drunken driving charge in January 1960.
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John J. Burk
Darby Town Ship
Broadmeadows
John V. Diggins
Burk
Edwin S. Lippincott
Fudge Diggins
Buck
Vincent McDonough
Paul Kernicky
Yeadon
Lippincott
Diggins
Struck by Rim Blasts Two Brothers Unconscious
Two brothers, Louis Commale 41 and Michael Commale 33, were knocked unconscious at a Glen Mills field when a tire rim exploded while they worked on a tractor. A passerby alerted Louis Commale’s wife. both men were taken to West Chester Memorial Hospital for examination.
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Glen Mills
Louis Commale
Middletown Road
Glen Millsnd
Greenhouse
Michael Commale
W.rth St
Chester
Charles McBreen
Louis Cammale
Louis
West Chester Memorial Hospital
Death Notices and Editorials Highlight August Times
A community page lists death notices and editorials in the August issue. It includes sections for obituaries on pages 2 and 20, community clock and puzzles, and classified ads. The paper provides contact numbers for want ads and other calls for reader inquiries.
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Edan Wright
TIMES
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Rose Tree School
Tractors Committee
Kessleski
Queen
Otto Veith
Reds
Trainer Refinery
Brothers
Senator Snooper
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