Both Parties See Nation in Uneasy Air
In Washington the two party leaders agreed the current mood is uneasy and uncertain. They debated causes and remedies as Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged swift action on President Kennedy's legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comuntty
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Kennedy
Thomas A. Curran
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Senate
Bert M. Dirken
Illinois
John R. Graham
Rusk Eyes Next Steps in Global Talks Amid Berlin Pressure
Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepares for a three nation visit with Paris Bonn and London focusing on Berlin nuclear arms and European integration. He met with Soviet envoy Dobrynin in Washington in a fifth round of talks with no progress reported. Rusk aims to stress continued dialogue despite France and De Gaulle’s wariness and to address NATO nuclear policy and Britain’s move toward the European Common Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Rusk
de Gaulle
Washington
U.S
Paris
Soviet Union
Berlin
Europe
United States
France
Britain
Bonn
Maurice Couve de Murville
Imer EU
Konrad Adengquer
Gerhard Schroeder
NATO
London
Race Trial Enters Second Day at Chester Skating Rink
A jury trial moved into its second day in MEDIA COURTHOUSE as Carl Ellis of Chester faces a racial discrimination charge for denying NAACP Youth Council members entry to Great Leopard Skating Rink on October 17 1961. Witnesses testified Ellis cited “family night” and “Old Timers Club” while two white students gained admission. The case underscores tensions over civil rights era access and local enforcement of anti discrimination laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Carl Ellis
Paritime
6Th
Penn Streets
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Youth Council
Ellis
Lnless
Old Timers Club
Dorothy Earley
Maddison
Wis
Penelope
Falco L—Aiso Swarthmore College
Mansfield
Naacp Youth Council
Senate
Bidls
Miriam Feingold
Brooklyn
Latthmore College
Ne Nf
Naaca Vatican
House Appropriations
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Capitol
Draft Board Chooses 6 for Army Induction
Six registrants from Local Board 61 were ordered to report Wednesday for Army induction. The men named include Edward R. Slavinski Thomas F Scattolinio Donald J Saunders and Robert L Hamilton plus CH admitted. Defense counsel sought dismissal in the Ellis rink case citing insufficient proof of discrimination or public-venue status on Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Local Board 61
Selective Sail Ice System
Army
Edward R. Slavinski
Thomas F. Scattolinio
Donald J. Saunders
Robert L. Hamilton
Garland D. Cherry
Commonwealth
Ellis
Cherry
Guy deFaria
Swarthmore College
Jack Coopersmith
Charles Ulmer, Jr
Redwood Ave
John Flannery
Ulmer
Ninth St
Linwood
Russell Cheyney
Flannery
Baker St
Cheyney
Navio Rapposelli
Upper Chichester
Baker
Extra jurors help avert mistrial in Long involuntary manslaughter case
Judge John V. Diggins employs two standbys per case. Juror Eleanor R. Brodzinski fell ill and was replaced by Joseph Baron during the Long trial. Witness Jack Clements testified earlier and later, as jurors were sequestered and family members warned against talking with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Diggins
Eleanor R. Brodzinski
Chester
Joseph Baron
Aston Township
Jack Clements
Commonwealth
Lawrence JA. Long
Aston Mill Road
Leala Arms
Montgomery Ave
Upper Darby
Arms
Sacred Heart Hospital
Pennell Road
Concord Road
Clyde V. Arms
Long
Layner
James A. McMugh
Diggins
Burglars Take $975 From Darby Office
Police report burglars entered an unlocked door at United Parcels Service on Bartram and W Ashland Aves in Darby Township. They stole $975 in cash from envelopes in the main office. no evidence of forced entry. attempts to open the safe were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
United Parcels
Service
Bartram and
Ashland Aves
Georgia Board Bar 20 Applicants for Cheating
The Georgia Pharmacy Board disqualified 20 applicants from pharmaceutical licenses after they admitted using information obtained before their exams last week. The board said cheating included accessing test material in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Pharmacy Board
Colwyn Moves To End Sooty Trouble From Incinerator
Colwyn Council orders Crystal-X to stop incinerator operation until architects plans are approved after black smoke and ash complaints from southern Colwyn. The panel also assigns Darby Creek area members to present the issue to Upper Darby Township authorities. Alfred R. Land asks residents to petition the school board for a recreation program at Colwyn Elementary as the board seeks backstops for baseball, which the council declines as a school board responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwyn
Ough Council
Isteps
Darby Creek
Colwyns
Crystal-X Corporation
Alfred R. Land
Chester Scout To Attend Jamboree In Cimarron NM
Douglas Beer a 16 year old Chester youth and son of Ray S Berner will join six Boy Scouts from the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Cimarron New Mexico this summer. He will depart on Saturday and return July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
Cimarron
N.M
Douglas Beer
Ray S. Berner
W. Parkway Ave
Weather snapshot and national area forecasts
Highs around the 90s with a 79 to 92 degree range, lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Sun rises 5:32 AM, sets 3:32 PM, moon rises at 10:02 PM. AP reports include many cities with varied conditions from clear to cloudy and temperatures listed for today and upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Tide- Water Terminal
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mpls
St.Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Graham Crusade in Chicago Nets $719000
Billy Graham Chicago Crusade for Christ raised 719000 in contributions before and during the 19 day event. H J Taylor said the local committee budgeted 540000 as the campaign drew more than 700000 attendees before Graham departed for Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billy Graham
Crusade For Christ
H. J. Taylor
Chicago Bus Jiness
Graham
Montreal
N.o
Austrian Consul Appoints Bryn Mawr Native for Philadelphia posting
Hubert P. Farle Bryn Mawr, former Democratic congressional candidate, named Austrian consul for Philadelphia. Ambassador Dr Wil Avied Platzer announced at a luncheon. Earle to assume duties after Kennedy signs papers, likely in two to ten weeks. Office listed in Land Title Building Philadelphia. Son of former Gov George H Earle, 44, attorney, spent a year in Austria in 1933. He ran for Congress in 1950 and 1958 and for county party chair in 1960, losing both times. Chief counsel of the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Radnor Township committeeman since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert P. Farle
Castle Fairs -Lane
Bryn Mawr
Congress
Philadelphia
Wil- Avied Platzer
First Philadelphia Banking and Trustee
Earle
Kennedy
Broad and
Chestnut Sts
George H. Earle
Austria
James &. Connor
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Radnor Township
Motorist Exonerated In Drunken Driving Case
Maynard F. Sanders of Euclid Avenue Boothwyn was freed of drunken driving charges by Judge Thomas A Curran after an April 1961 conviction. Sanders was arrested January 14 1961 while his car, stuck in mud in Concord Township, and his attorney moved for a new trial arguing no witness saw him driving. The district attorney joined in seeking dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard F. Sanders
Euclid Ave
Boothwyn
Thomas A. Curran
Sanders
Curran
Charles F. Mayer
Concord Township
Mayer
Rotary Club hears space program overview from Belt Telecom
Walter L. Ritter of Belt Telephone Co described Project Mercury as used in Glenn's 1962 orbital flight. He explained tracking from 18 global stations where trained personnel trace the astronaut by radar and communicate via radio, ready to control the mission in an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenolden
Chester Pike
Walter L. Ritter
The
Belt Telephone Company
Col
John H. Glenn Jr
Outer Space
Cape Canaveral
Ritter
Riller
Former Morton officer held on morals charges
A former Morton policeman, 42 year old Benjamin Hufnat, was held without bail for court Monday on morals charges involving his 3 year old daughter. He appeared before Magistrate Anthony H. Smith after his wife Gloria filed the complaint in March 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Morton
Benjamin Hufnat
Anthony H. Smith
Hufnal
Gloria
Eastwick Ave
Philadelphia
Deaths of George Sargent former U S Open champion
George Sargent 79 a U S Open golf champion in 1809 and N P G A president 1921 26 died Monday after a long illness. Born in England he was a pro at East Lakes Country Club Atlanta for 15 years retiring in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Sargent
National Professional Golf Association
Sargent
East Lakes Country Club
Francis A
Frank) Kirler
Congoleum- Nairn Corp
Sacred Heart Hospital
Loughead Ave
Joothwyn
Kibler
Beckavia
Clearfield County
Congoleum-Nairn Corp
Salem, W.J
Holy Name Society of Holy Saviour Church
Knights of Columbus
Father Cannon Council
Obituaries of Kinsler Redding Hess Tonkin McNamee and others
Obituary notices record deaths of Edmund Kinsler Ler 52 of Philadelphia Laurel release notes list survivors widow Evelyn daughter Barbara Meier son Edmund and others. Additional notices for Lena Redding 59 of Chester Ida Tonkin 52 Chester Anne McNamee 84 Marie Coben 74 George Cain 52 Joan Campbell and Bolaphene Robinson 86 Francis Kirler 66 Albert Savers 61 Marion McManus with service details and burial plans in multiple area churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Laughein Kinsler
Marshall Laboratories
duPont*Co
Grey's Ferry Road
Philadelphia
Wilson Drive
Vanerch Hills
Kinsler
Fermington Lodge
F & AM
L Evelyn
Barbara Meier
Edmund
Anne V. McNamee
Saville Ave
Eddystone
John L. Clancy
Upland Sts
Chester
Alfred
Brookhaven
Frank A
Gléenolden
Florentia J.H.M
St. Edmunds Convent
Helen William Son
Nortwood
Florence Townsley
Prospect Park
Hilda Kelly
Green Ridge
Margaret McNamee
William McCarthy
Battle Creek
Mich
St. Rose of Lima
St. Denis
Joan A. Campbell
Bell Telephone Co
Metropolitan Hospital
Pine St
Darby
Clifton Heights
Campbell
Bell Telephone
Bessie Decker
Buena Vista
William Doyle
Ethel Gordon
Williamsburg
George
Bernard
Roanoke
Reginald
Broomall
M. F. Williams
Baltimore
Summit Aves
Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Charles Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chestar Naorn Civl
Aren Kren
Erie and Lackawanna Railroad
Meadville
Mat
Tk Butt Din
Postoffica
Carrier
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plains
Plateau States
Mississippi Valley
Lakes Area
West Coast
New England
Graham Crusader
Club
Lena Redding
Arthur Redding
Crosby St
Crozer Hospital
Media
Delaware County
Shorter
A.M.E. Church
Bessie Batiops
Eunice
Isabelle’ Redding
Gwendolyn Simpson
Samuel
David
Rolling Green
West Chester
George C. Toppitzer
Garrett’ Road
Lansdowne Ave
Drexel, Hill
Arington Cemetery
Manuel Hess
Triangle’ Publications Inc
Rest Haven
Ellis Road
Havertown
Hess
Triangle Publications
Pearl
Lewis Copperstein
Michael
Pauline Saltzer
Sophie Cash
Evelyn Nahan l
Rose Abilock
Berschler Funeral Home
Broad St
Harr Zion Cemetery
Ida B. Tonkin
E. U5th
St. Chester
Fair Acres Farm
Lima
Marie C. Coben
E. Manoa Road
John P. Donohue & Sons
West Chester Pike
Church of the Annunciation
B.V.M
Brookline
Holy Cross Cemetery
George A. Cain
Tasty Cake Co
W.burnbull Ave
Integrity Lodge No
Faith
Lillian Kenneth Piper
Sandra Piper
Rothermel
S. Eagle Road
Manoa
West Laurel Hill
F & A M Wil
Bolaphene
S. Robinson
8Th St
Robinson
Harry Robinson
8Th Street
Order of the Eastern Star
G.A.R
Moyamensing Tire Co
Trinity Methodist Church
George Kilgore
Joseph Shis
Mount Hope
S. 8Th St
Chester Rural Cemetery
Albert Savers
Perm Steel Castings Co
North St
Snow Hil
Spencer Memorial Church
It’s ‘Trustee Board
Sarah
Clifton
Bernice Carter
3Rd and Jeffrey Sts
Greenlawn
Marion W. McManus
School Lane
Drexel Hill
John Gallen
Wilmington
Del
Joseph A
Garrett Road
Drexel Wi
St. Dorothy's Church
Burmont Road
New Cathedral Cemetery
Scallaw
Edgmont Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!