Delaware County Graduates Parade Across Colleges
Six Delaware Countians earned degrees from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and three from Marshall University in Huntington. Other graduates include Andy Collins and Sandra Patton at Wellesley College, John Tomlinson at Principia College, Ellen Gravitz at Wellesley, and Flora Sellers at Barnard College. Additional honorees are William Elsenhart and Robert Kaneda from Lebanon Valley College, plus John Wright Jr. of Radnor and Robert Whitemore of Nether Providence.
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Delaware
J. Patton
Ellen H. Gravitz
Sidney Gravitz
Rose Valley Road
Nether
Providence
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
VA. Polytechnic
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Wayne Evans
Greenberg
Newtown
Robert Craig Arthur
Springfield
John F. Tomlinson
Philip JD
Homer
Robert L. Whitemore
Nether Providence
John Wright, Jr
Radnor
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
William B.elsenhart
W. Ridge Road
Robert
Kaneda
W. Front
Barnard
Tusculum
Bruce Leiby
Old Baltimore Pike
Middletown
Tusculum College
Greenville
Tenn
Marshall
Delaware County
Marshall University
Huntington
W.V
Re Election Hailed as Academy Governors Return
Hollywood UPI reports Gregory Peck and Macdonald Carey are reelected to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Board of Governors representing the actors branch. Graduates named include Dorothea Catalitch Chester John Colameco Swarthmore and James Daniels Eddystone. Morehead State University confers degrees on about 900 at Morehead Kentucky. Smith College graduates four from area towns Adele fects Harvey Elizabeth Schroder Mary Gurd McCulloch and Susan Paton Ranch. Michael H Miller Jr of Wallingford earns a degree at the University of Dayton 119th commencement.
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Hollywood
UPI
The
Academy of Motion Pictures
Gregory Peck
Macdonald Carey
Actors Branch
Dayton
Michael H. Miller Jr
Georgetown
Wallingford
University of Dayton
Ohio
Local residents listed with multiple addresses and phones
A long OCR style directory lists numerous residents with names and addresses across towns such as Darby Drexel Hill Lansdowne and Media. It includes phone numbers and variations for several individuals including Eileen Shoma Linda Reilly Beverly Hibbert Ruth Turner Clara Sacks and Harry Chaykin among others.
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Aston
Dorothea Reynolds
Springhouse
Bridgewater Farms
Bethel
Eileen Shoma
Garnet Mine
Boothwyn, P.O
Birmingham
Boothwyn P.O
Bethe
Brookhaven
Betty Hibbert
Roland Road
Parkside
Chester Heights
Florence Sleverwald
Meadowvale Lane
High
Meadow
Chester
Harry H. Chaykin
Anderson Ave
Trainer
Claymont
Berry Pankin
Avon Drive
Ashbourne Hills
Clifton Heights
Clara Leatotction
Shadeland Ave
Drexel Lollingdale
Linda. Reilly
Houston Raed
Lansdowne
Colwyn
Richard
Widdons
Crawford Ave
Concord
Eileen Stora
Garnet Mine Acro
Boothwyn
P.O
DARBY
Richard S. Widdoes
Darby Twp
Ekillmont Ave
Milmont Park
Edgmont
Ane Ratliff
Fa Grady Pa
Clara L. Sacks
Burwood
Glenold
Ruth Sissex
Senecave
Norwoal
Haverford
Ruth Turner
Chatham
Fe Egeman
Ahody
Aedia
Sara M. Rasperaars
N. Jackson St
Media
Middletown
Hlorenes Steverwald
High Fheadow
Amlebourne
Linda Reilly
Pea Houston Road
Lansdevine
MA Mortom
Beverly Meenan
West Ave
Springfield
Ether Providence
Tyble
Goldstein
Flush Mill Road
Wa Robinson
Winding Vane
Drexel Hill
Prospect Park
Ruth Sesem
Seneca Ave
Morwood
Ridley Park
Barbara Annuaby
Milmont Ave
Rigley
Barbara Ormsby
Rose Valley
Sara, Isasberger
Mochia
Rutledge
Beverly Meshan
Ecane
Clarita Landalche
Shadyland
Willie Drexel
Jane Batone
Johnson Ave
Linwood
Upper Darby
Houston Road
Upper Providence
Sara Fasberger
Westbrook Park
Clarita Andatche
Drexelai
Yeadon
Juna L. Hudson
Warene Blvd
East Lansdowne, MA
State official answers call to abandon Radnor-Wayne interchange
Harrisburg Highways Secretary Robert G. Bartlett counters Senator Tilghman claim that the Radnor-Wayne interchange is a waste. Bartlett says planning consultant and local letters show support for building the interchange, noting the project is essential.
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Harrisburg
High Ways
Robert G. Bartlett
Radnor-Wayne
Bartlett
Richard A. Tilghman
Montgomery
Tilghman
West Conshohocken
Radnor Township
Objectors Supported by Pacific Northwest Methodists
At the convention in Walla Walla the United Methodists of the Pacific Northwest voiced support for conscientious objectors and condemned ongoing military intervention in Asia. Delegates backed nonmilitary responses to communism, faster troop withdrawal from Vietnam, civilian control of the military, and a reevaluation of chemical and biological warfare research.
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Walla Walla
United Methodists of
Pacific Northwest
Asia
United States
Vietnam
Village Evacuation for TV Show in Powerstock Dorset
POWERSTOCK England AP Almost the entire village of Powerstock population 470 will evacuate next month for a BBC color channel program. Villagers lacking TV reception are taken by coach to a secret rendezvous where a special antenna provides perfect reception. Reverend Michael Shiner says secrecy is due to crowding out and fear of paparazzi.
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Powerstock
England
Dorset
British Broadcasting Corp
Michael Shiner
Shiner
Cancer Room At Canteen Exposes Smoking Hazards
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a teen center houses a “Cancer Room” with a coffin filled with sand and cigarette butts as an ashtray center. X ray images of lungs hang on black walls while gray drapes and blue lighting create a somber ambiance highlighting smoking dangers.
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Johnstown
Greater Johnstown
Duvall Refuses Panhellenic Award at Graduation
Penelope C. Duvall, an honor graduate, refused the Panhellenic Award at Thomas Jefferson High School commencement. She said she could not accept it because Maggie Walker and Armstrong high schools, two predominantly Negro institutions, were not eligible. The award recognizes senior girls from about 19 area high schools entering college next fall for scholarship and leadership. All schools are desegregated, yet Maggie Walker and Armstrong are not among them.
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Richmond
Penelope C. Duvall
Thomas Jefferson High
Maggie Walker
Armstrong
Sun Ship Low Bid for US Lines Container Ships
Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co was the low bidder for two container ships for United States Lines under a Maritime Administration contract. Sun Ship bid 27 598 000 per ship versus Bath Iron Works 19 488 000 per ship. Contract signing expected in July after MARAD review. total ships on order at Chester yard rises to six.
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Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Maritime Administration
United States Lines
Sun Ship
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Sun
Bath
Maritime
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Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Flora Sellers
E. Mowry
St., Chester
Frances] G. Heonigswald
Westdale Ave
Swarthmore
Rae Co Ork
Aaa
Ara
Shaky Peery Rm
Reliable Appliance CO
St. St. Chester
Capital Companies
Capital Finance Corporation
Capital Comsumer Discount Co
Market St —Ph
Nelson’s Surgical Appliances
E. St. St
Capitol Construction CO
Jalousie
Market ST
Linwood Fattory Coratad of
Ha Fremiies
Chevrolet
Wennet
F. Ort
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