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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1961

Page

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Storm Knocks Down Big Tree Cuts Power Across Delaware County

A 75 foot tree toppled in Delaware County causing property damage while winds up to 30 mph and 0.62 inch rain gusts disrupted power. At Marcus Hook a 30 foot cabin cruiser sank after a hole opened from winds. Fifty plus homes lost power briefly and a sewage plant transformer failed.

Fliwood Hays Delaware Sated Delaware County Hays Marcus Hook Sun Oil Co Sun Philadelphial Electric Co Sth Olive Sis Sharon Hill Ellwood Hays

Tshombe Freed After Two Months as Prisoner

Moise Tshombe of Katanga was released in Leopoldville after two months in confinement by the central government. He appeared in good health, drove to the premier Joseph Kasa Vubu government residence, and held a news conference with Gen. Joseph Mobutu present, declaring he is free.

Leopoldville, the Congo Moise Tshombe Katanga Tshombe Joseph Tleo Leopoldville Joseph Mobutu Mobutu

State Bill Assumes Hunting Authority From Local Govt

The House approved a bill stripping municipalities and townships of power to restrict hunting. The measure transfers jurisdiction to the State Game Commission and advances to the Senate. The vote tally was 1729 to 71.

Harrisburg House Senate State Game Commission

Czech Spy To Leave For Home

United Nations New York AP reports Czech U N delegate Miroslav Nacvalac agreed to fly home after U S pressure. He is accused by Washington of being Czechoslovakia top spy and faces deportation if he does not depart voluntarily. The U S revoked his U N mission status, prompting the departure plan.

United Nations, N.Y U.N Miroslav Nacvalac U.S Necvalac Nacvalac Czechoslovakia Washington United States Naevalae

Union Head Disciplined Sparks Sitdown Strike at Sun Ship

About 300 welders at Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co staged a sitdown strike after a disciplinary action against their union lodge 802. The action followed an incident Tuesday when Arthur Mozier, the union president, allegedly removed welders from a job due to hazardous conditions.

Chester John G. Power Sun Shipbuilding and Drys Company Indus:Dock Co Lodge 802 International Brother Builermakers Tron Pew Arthur Mozier Shopri Bogota Colombia Adewun Klai Stevenson South America Mozier Kent

Sen. Javits Seeks Firm Berlin Policy Resolution

Sen. Jacob Javits urged the Senate to back a firm policy preserving West Berlin access and rejecting a unilateral Soviet toll on German reunification. The measure calls for four power talks on reunification and cautions against any “free city” compromise while Khrushchev pressures for a year-end peace treaty with East Germany.

Washington Jacob K. Jayits R-N.y Senate West Berlin U.S Mike Mansfield Montana East Berlin Javits Mansfield Germany United States Dirksen Mlinois John Sherman Cooper Rey Kennedy Chris Gan A. Herter Dean Acheson Dean Rusk Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry S York Khrushchev Kremlin East Germany

Senate Reflections From Leader Everett M

A fragment notes Everett M keying on the Senate week as the Republican leader and mentions his prepared speech alongside other Senate remarks this week.

Senate Everett M

Adlai Ends Tour Of South America

Adlai Stevenson returns to Washington after a South America tour marked by tense mood and criticism of Mozier's actions. Reports say discipline, warnings, and potential dismissal were discussed as tensions rose over contract disputes and political expectations during the voyage.

Adlai S. America

State to Widen Baltimore Pike Project in Delaware County

The Pennsylvania Department of Highways invites bids by July 20 to widen 6.69 miles of Baltimore Pike from Concordville to Chester Heights. The project will widen the pavement and divide the highway to improve traffic flow.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of HighWays Delaware County Concordville Chester Heights

County To Probe Rifling Claims At Special Hearing

County Commissioners schedule a 9 am Friday hearing to investigate allegations by Commissioner William A. Welsh that files were rifled and a safe opened. Nine officials are to appear as part of the probe, following a request to examine a fee paid to Harry H. Bardstey for 1960 tax duplicates.

William A. Welsh Welsh Harry H. Bardstey Upper Darby Ae Ley Albert Swing G. Robert Watkins

One Day Longshore Strike Sparks Port Turmoil

New York dock workers end a one day stoppage as a nationwide strike worsens. County officials faced suspicions of internal mishandling with letters and funds. A 9 AM Friday hearing was set to probe the affair with county auditors and department heads called to testify.

Bardsley New York Washington Welsh Kennedy New York

Oil Workers Cross Picket Line At Texaco Claymont

Delaware authorities report 15 state troopers guarded Texaco in Claymont as 35 oil workers crossed a six man NMU picket line for the first time since protests began. Kennedy illness sidelines officials, while longshoremen discuss strike effects and labor dispute tactics.

Sinclair Refining Co Trainer Texaco Claymont Delaware Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union National Maritime Union NMU Philadelphia Steve Bostic Bostic Marvey Blood Penny Hill Chtickieg Salinger Kennedy Janet White House United States Georgetown Travel George Burkley ILA Commission New York Harbor New York State New Jersey Joseph P. Kennedy Ottawa Canada

Ex Queen Marie of Yugoslavia Dies at 81 in London

London AP report confirms former Yugoslav queen Marie died today after a long illness. She was 81.

London Marie of Yugoslavia Toda

Senator Snooper About Umbrella Debt

In a tongue in cheek notice the Times teases readers about household finances. The column implies every average family hides an umbrella borrowed from neighbors as a rainy day fund.

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