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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
3
Editorial laments late county involvement in a Norwood rape case. It cites Police Chief Stoltz's long hours, limited local resources, and calls for better coordination and county support to prevent future crimes.
Richard Starnes crafts a humorous reminiscence about blacksmithing and rural life as horses and buggies loom for a revival. He recalls neighbors, a forge, and plans to return to smithing with his son CMP and friend Barry while noting the enduring value of hands on work and a sturdy craft.
President Kennedy weighs a gradual Cuba policy shift toward Castro with steps including reopening the Havana embassy and pursuing diplomatic normalizations over two years. Donovan would lead talks with Havana and Moscow to remove Soviet forces in exchange for eased tensions and restored trade.
Don Murdaugh relays the Nov 27 1992 Chester NAACP rally where Medgar Jivers Evers spoke softly about voting rights and threats he faced. He described his shooting in Jackson Mississippi and his stance that Northerners should remember Mississippi in the fight for justice.
Senator Barry Goldwater cites a Senate subcommittee report detailing Cuba as an advanced Soviet base for subversion in the Western Hemisphere. The findings warn of potential reintroduction of strategic weapons, intelligence bases, electronic warfare, and threats to Panama and U.S. air and sea routes.
John Marker, 82, of the 4th Ward, works daily as a harvester using a scythe with surprising agility. A spectator praised his energy, saying his health stems from lifelong labor and constant activity despite the heat.
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