Fluoridation Debate Presses Media Council
A local editorial urges Media Borough Council to approve water fluoridation, arguing it protects children from decay, citing support from major health groups and public bodies. The piece notes public backing around 10 to 1 and criticizes anti fluoridation groups as delaying needed health measures.
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A Radical Plan to End Local Taxes and Shift to Gambling
The piece argues for abolishing local tax offices and moving to state run gambling and lottery operations. It compares Pennsylvania to Nevada and New Hampshire, notes crime and law enforcement issues, and questions moral implications while acknowledging potential revenue benefits. The author cites J Edgar Hoover and warns against sweeping changes.
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Pennsylvania
Kennedy Trip to Europe Draws Broad Criticism
President Kennedy’s planned European tour draws unanimous criticism from critics who warn it could leave Germany in a vacuum during Adenauer’s transition and risk reviving German militarism. Others fear a diplomatic encirclement of France and a distraction from civil rights battles. Major voices include Walter Lippmann and Martin Luther King Jr. who caution about leaving Washington during key crises. The Kennedys aim to project leadership through photographs with Adenauer and Macmillan, but reaction suggests the trip may appear frivolous amid national turmoil.
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Wasteful Defense Spending Questioned by Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter argues billions can be trimmed without harming U S military power or economic strength. She cites Defense Dept waste from excess property, noncompetitive contracts, and excess transport costs, noting GAO findings and statements by Melvin Laird and Senator Doughis about extensive scrutiny and savings potential.
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Goldwater urges focus on red slavery and U S image
Senator Barry Goldwater critiques Secretary Rusk for saying U S image suffers from racial tensions. He questions why the administration soft-pedals injustices in the Communist orbit and East European captivity while pressing for racial equality at home.
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Weird Polish Orchestra Forming In Chester Halts Rehearsals
Fifty years ago residents of the old Ward, including Polish musicians, held nightly rehearsals at Thurlow Hall 3rd and Bunting Streets while forming a local orchestra. A bizarre instrument resembling an angleworm emitted squeaks and noises during practice as authorities monitored nearby happenings.
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3Rd
Bunting Streets
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