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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
3
The piece argues against a 790 million dollar slash in foreign aid, warning the cut damages U.S. credibility with allies just after a summit. It calls for vigilant, prudent spending without undercutting aid’s promise, noting defense waste too and urging Senate review to restore confidence and positive support for aid programs.
A reader asks if dipping into $40,000 in U.S. Government bonds to buy stocks is wise as prices fall. The answer warns against buying solely because prices are down, urges a conservative, long term approach, and recommends diversifying with well managed common stock to hedge inflation while avoiding rushed, large single moves. It also advises sticking with a trusted broker and stresses family involvement in finances.
Readers criticize Pennsylvania learner permit eye exam requirements as unfair and bureaucratic. The letter also honors Colonel Clarence Z Starr of the Chester Y M C A, noting his long service and reminding readers to display flags on July 4 to show patriotism.
Mr and Mrs Robert F. Stainton Jr and Edgar Melville at 201 W 23rd St and Mrs Staintons brother Fred Musselman of the Roberta apartments return after a Shawnee on the Delaware trip. Miss Ada Deering. Mrs Henry G Sweney and Mrs William Ward left to visit Ada Deering's brother and sister-in-law Dr and Mrs Arthur Deering of Garden City Long Island for a few days.
Mrs. H Powell Wherry of 42 Chelton Road Parkside entertained at a small dinner party on Saturday night at Naamans on the Delaware for her birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs. T. Fe Sheaff and Mrs. Wherry's two daughters, Mrs. Mary W Dela hanty and Mrs. Law H Land.
Sylvia Porter surveys a failing labor management summit and contrasts it with Austria’s Price-Wage Commission begun in 1957. Austria shows price stability, modest wage gains, and a mechanism guiding whether rises occur, suggesting lessons for U S industry and labor leaders amid rising disillusion.
The Allen Scott report discloses that France West Germany Italy and the Netherlands seek U.S. reactor plans and technicians to build nuclear submarines, a move opposed by a bipartisan Joint Atomic Committee and Adm. Hyman Rickover. State and Defense leaders favor the transfer, while Eisenhower faces a tough decision in an election year.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that public interest guardianship could be fulfilled by government action. He says enacting legislation is a straightforward solution to ensure oversight and accountability across agencies. He urges clear roles and protections while avoiding overreach.
Victor Riesel surveys the Eastern Air Lines strike and labor tactics, arguing pilots overstep safety boundaries by pressuring with direct action. He details FAA rules, the third pilot seat, financial losses, and the push for limited union power and local bargaining to restore competition and curb federal control.
A rehearsal of the sacred cantata was led at the Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity for the June 26 evening performance. The event includes the dedication of the new Sunday school building at Third and Kerlin streets. The chorus of fifty Voices has trained for the performance. Muriel Helms of Oxden hosted a party for close friends the following afternoon.
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