GOP Contributors Pressure Adams Prompt Resignation
Sherman Adams says big Republican campaign donors pressured his 1958 White House exit after Goldfine disclosures. He notes some major contributors demanded his resignation. Eisenhower was disturbed, and Adams hurried to resign to avoid further embarrassment.
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Life Magazine
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Goldline
Mle
Canada
Washington
Meade Alcorn
Richardm. Nixon
Alcorn
Republican Campaign
Maine
U S Czech Spy Case May Face Tribunal
The United States and Czechoslovakia clash over Miroslav Naclavac a Czech diplomat at the U N mission accused of spying by Washington and of attempting to recruit him by U S intelligence The dispute could be sent to a three judge international tribunal under the 1947 U N U S agreement if not resolved by negotiation
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Miroslav Naclavac
United Nations
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International Tribunal
Probation Given to 2 Drivers After Guilty Pleas
Two Ten residents were placed on probation after pleading guilty to driving after license suspension. Raymond C. Reis of Bethlehem received a one year probation and a $100 fine plus costs after a July 8, 1960 arrest on Route 262. John H. Dirks Jr. of Philadelphia got six months probation and a $100 fine. he had been in psychiatric care and was speeding in a school zone with a suspended license.
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Bethlehem
William R. Toat
Concord
Reis
Florida
John H. Dirks Jr
St. George’s Road
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Curran
Robert Beatty
Dilks
Newtown
Betty
Glen Mills Aides Elevation in Correctional Education Group
Two Glen Mills School staff members have been elected to offices in the Correctional Education Association Region 4. A Drennan Kay of West Chester was named director of the Pennsylvania branch, and Mrs Ruth T. Shear of 132 Cascade Road Springfield was elected secretary. Both have served on the Glen Mills staff for eight years.
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Glen Mills
Glen Mills School
Correctional Education Association
A. Drennan Kay
We Chester
Pennsylvania
Association
Ruth T. Shear
Cascade Road
Springfield
Colwyn OKs Saturday Night Dances and Events
Colwyn council approves a series of Saturday night dances for borough youths. The first event runs 9 to 11 p.m. on August 8 at 8rd Street between Colwyn and Ellis Avenues. Plans also include July 4 athletics contests and an Aug. 17 26 carnival hosted by Colwyn Fire Co. Local police report a traffic incident involving a car on Springfield Road, with warnings given to maintain orderly conduct.
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Ion
Colwyn
Ellis Ayes
Yocum
Uease
Burgess William O'Neill
Baker
State Road
Springfield Road
Rose Gollub
Chestnut Council
tolSt
Chester
Coluyn Fire Co
Bardsley Defends Receipt Of Tax Duplicate Fees
Upper Darby tax lector Harry J. Bardsley defended himself over a 2364 payment for 1960 tax duplicate work. He said the county erred in policy and the money was repaid amid Democratic County Comptroller Kay Adams criticism. Bardsley labeled Adams actions politically motivated and urged that records show the matter was legitimate and open to inspection.
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Upper Darby
Harry J. Bardsley
Catherine M. (Kay
Adams
Bardsley
Republican Organization
August Niemeyer
Adamis
Delaware County
Probation Given for Cop Hitting in Township Assault
Sylvester Blandford of Linden Avenue was convicted Monday of assaulting a patrolman during a March 10 police raid on a dice game on Sharon Avenue. A jury verdict led Judge Henry G. Sweney to place Blandford on probation for a year after he allegedly struck an officer who was taking him into custody.
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Darby Township
Sylvester Blandford
Linden Avenue
Henry G. Sweney
Blandford
Sharon Avenue
Media Boys Involved In State Road Crash
Two young Media Boys, Philip Baker Jr aged 3 and his brother Walter aged 6, were treated and released after a rear end collision on State Road. They are sons of Betty Sue Baker of 47 State St, the driver of the vehicle. The incident occurred Monday afternoon in Delaware County Memorial Hospital treated them.
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State Road
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Drexel Hill
Philip Baker Jr
Walter
Betty Sue Baker
State St
Awaefeh Lll
Coopersmith Predicts Change in GOP State
Chester Democratic city chair William J Cooper smith warned of a GOP shake up in Chester during November elections. He blamed a panicky Republican machine for proposing replacements to field new candidates and accused them of puppetry rather than public service. Dr F La Fenus Hutchins urged a crash program to eliminate slums and improve housing.
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William J. Coopersmith
Democratic Club
Suh Ward
2Nd Precinct
Coopersmith
F. la Fenus Hutchins
School program eyed for broader city rollout
Administrators say a proven program could be expanded beyond current grades, noting it helps children reach higher goals. Pittsburgh schools may extend the plan to upper grades in the future as officials weigh the potential gains.
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Moser
Batu
Philadelphia
Penn-Delco to Expand Primary School Program
Geeburn School leads a Penn-Delco district project introducing a nine level primary program for grades 1 through 3 aimed at preparing children for automation. 138 students are expected in September with most progressing to higher levels. Parents attended a de-invitation session as teachers and administrators outlined the plan and its long term adoption potential.
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Penn-Delco
Gerald EB. Haugh
Brookhaven
Parkside
Haugh
Maser
Chester Man Held on Theft Count After Burglary Charge
Harry Washington of 800 block Potter Street was ordered held without bail after appearing before Alderman Thomas J. Conley on burglary and larceny charges. Police allege Washington stole liquor bottles from Walks Taya at 6044 Morton Ave.
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Chester
Harry Washington
Potter Street
Thomas J. Conley
Washington
Taya
Morton Ave
Eichmann testifies on role in Nazi persecution defense argues collective responsibility
Eichmann denied individual responsibility for mass slaughter and said he aided Jews in Austria by helping two thirds emigrate. Defense counsel Servatius claims the Nazi apparatus orchestrated the pogrom and Eichmann could not act alone, detailing his early SS duties and study of Zionist activity.
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Wafffen SS
Austria
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Miller
Germany
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Streicher
Franconia
Nuernberg
Servatius
Palestine
Froms
Hagen
Penn Deleo Hires Nine Teachers at Sun Valley Board Meeting
Penn Deleo School District approved resignations of four staff members and hired nine teachers including Patricia Crowl Robert Gwinner Lawrence Innaurata Philip Paquet Albin Belzzyk Elwood Tarbert Mervyn Benjet Charles McBride and Geraldine Dougherty. Two substitutes Marie Fowler and John Stamboolian were added along with a part time psychologist Cecilia Gould. Preliminary Brookhaven junior high drawings were approved pending a 25 percent architect fee loan grant. Tests costing 77 were authorized for Parkside Elementary footing work with a January 28 dedication scheduled at Edgmont Ave and Forestview Rd.
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Parkside Elementary School
Edgmont Ave
Forestview Road
Ridley Park Man Found Dead in Car In Apparent Suicide
Police ruled the death of Leon ard Forrest 36 of 9 W Ward Ave Ridley Park as death by own action. Forrest was found in his auto in a garage on Harrison Street with a hose leading from the exhaust and tape over vents. He had locked himself inside and had been dead eight days. Relatives said he recently quit his vending job and appeared despondent.
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Leonard Forrest
Ward Ave
George T. Smith
Forrest
Harrison Street
Robert Marks
Elmer McCausland
Glenalden
Obituaries for Pepper Raup and Getz in Delaware County
Bessie A Pepper 80 widow of William E Pepper died Sunday in Crozer Hospital after a months illness. She lived most of her life in Delaware County and leaves one daughter Margaret Pepper, a sister in Philadelphia and a brother in Riverside. Funeral Thursday at Griffith funeral chapel with burial in Lawn Croft Cemetery. Ramon A Raup 63 of Glenolden died Monday in Osteopathic Hospital Philadelphia after a short illness. He worked at Westinghouse and belonged to several lodges and the American Legion. Survived by widow Dorothy, three sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at McCausland and Mount Carmel Cemetery services Thursday in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Mrs Getz born in Bristol lived in Delaware County and belonged to Packard Memorial Methodist Church. Survives husband Charles Getz, four daughters, three sons, two brothers, and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral details: Edward Bateman Brookhaven, with viewing Wednesday evening.
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Rhoda Getz
Manches
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John Noble
Philadelphia
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Riverside
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Chester Pike
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Igh St
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Mildred Raup
Willow Grove
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Hatboro
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Packard Memorial Methodist Church
Pan
Edward &. Bateman
Edgmont Ave
Brookhaven
Getz
Bristol
Delaware County
Packard Memorial Methodist Church of
Media
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Anna Kaiser
Ridley Township
Iona Worrell
Goathwyn
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Ruth Getz
Joseph Field
Ernest Field
Alabama
William Field
Florida
John Kellett
Fred Kellett
Delaware
Deaths of Abraham Warner and Lt General Sir Richard Turner
Abraham Warner, 70, former Baltimore Colts owner, died Monday. He directed several corporations in railroads real estate and insurance. Lt Gen Sir Richard Turner, 83, Canada's last surviving WWI general, died today after his 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade gained fame at Ypres defending against poison gas.
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Abraham Warner
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Quebec
Richard Turner
Canada
Ypres
Dr Robert F Deese Dies At 58 DuPont Official
Dr Robert F Deese 58 technical sales manager of the duPont Co dyes and chemicals division died of cancer Monday at Delaware Hospital Wilmington He lived on the Wilmington West Chester Pike and joined duPont in 1930 advancing from research chemist to senior supervisor before moving to Wilmington in 1956 He was active in civic affairs and served on the Unionville Chadds Ford School Board and St Johns Episcopal Church Concordville Born October 7 1902 he held a BS from Emory 1924 a Hopkins PhD 1929 and taught at Emory Johns Hopkins He is survived by wife Mary Alice three children and several relatives Funeral services were set for Wednesday at St John s Church Ward Interment private.
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Robert F.deese
Dyes and Chemicals
Organic Chemicals Department
duPont Co
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Wilmington- West Chester Pike
Deese
duPont
Jackson Laboratory
Deepwater Point
N. J
Chambers Works
Dease
Unionville
Chadds Ford
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Concordville
Dublin
Gaz
Thomas M
J. Ira
Savannah
E. Frank
Ada
Okla
George Barbie
William T. Knox
Cranford
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Ward
Edward W. Battin
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