Diphtheria Quarantine Closes Cottage at Glen Mills School
Glen Mills Training School officials await throat culture results after a quarantine closed the reception cottage amid a potential diphtheria outbreak. Superintendent Windell Fewell said immunization was complete and no outbreak is proven yet. 20 boys and 3 staffers were affected.
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Youths Seek Summer Work With Free Want Ads Run
Over 475 free ads will appear next week as Delaware County Daily Times opens a three day Free Want Ads stand. More than 400 youths submit mainly unedited ads for jobs, swaps, baby sitting and free offers, with 260+ applicants for work to support college finances.
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Kennedy Rests His Lame Back at Glen Ora Estate
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy arrive at Glen Ora in Middleburg for a weekend of rest and treatment for his back. Children Caroline and John Jr. traveled from Washington by car. Dr Janet Travell will conduct the daily back check.
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Senator Snooper Vacuuming Interlude Sparks Legal Stir
A wry political cartoon caption features a husband enforcing limits as his wife finishes cleaning, reflecting on household power dynamics and public scrutiny in a humorous frame.
Dag Gets Czech Spy Case
At the United Nations Dag Hammarskjold considered U S charges against Czech diplomat Miroslav Nacvalac as he claimed American intelligence tried to recruit him. The State Department said an American citizen provided only purported secrets, while threatening to use the Czech fiancee as leverage. the couple later married after admission to the United States.
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Mercury Drops to Record Low in Delaware County
The June morning saw a record low of 48 degrees in Delaware County, beating the 1959 mark of 52. Forecasters expected a warming trend with Sunday highs around 83 and a low near 80. No rain was forecast for the weekend, nudging residents toward beach plans.
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Clipper Ace Krausse Debuts With Three-Hit Shutout
Lew Krausse Jr., 18, freshly graduated from Chester High, pitched a three-hit shutout for the Kansas City Athletics against the Los Angeles Angels before 25,869 fans at Municipal Stadium. Details and photos appear on Page 12 of the Sports Section.
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Ship Walkout Hits 30 Ports and Safety Talks
NMU labor dispute drives shipyard walkouts across 30 ports as Sinclair Refining plans a plant shutdown. Union officials say midnight Friday marks the start of a 54 hour closing window. safety concerns limit access to workers, while NMU negotiators vow no progress and no contract.
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1 000 Boats Tied Up In Nationwide Waterfront Strike
New York AP The coastwide maritime strike disrupts 30 port cities and nearly 1,000 ships including freighters tankers and liners. federal mediators urge resumption of peace talks while unions demand the right to organize foreign-flag shipping. Pickets clash at piers in New York New Jersey Louisiana Texas and Massachusetts amid White House mediation and possible federal injunction. Three injured in a Camden confrontation as refinery workers encounter picket lines.
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Murder suspect gets warm welcome at old job in Chester
Alfred Charles Kessleski, jailed for murder after Patricia Fox was killed, was released on a $1,500 bail and returned to work at the Rainbow Diner in Chester. Witnesses recall him returning to the scene of the crime and a prior confession, while prosecutors had ongoing indictments for murder and related charges.
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