Pope Paul VI Seen as Continuation of John XXIII Reforms
The selection of Giovanni Battista Montini as Pope Paul VI signals a continuation of John XXIII’s policies. The new pope, a strong supporter of unity and world peace, quickly names Amleto Cicognani secretary of state. His papacy is viewed as an omen of hope for Christianity amid Cold War tensions.
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Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Paul VI
John XXIII
Pope Paul
Pope John
Paul
Paul V
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Vatican
Milan
Kennedy trip to West Germany amid criticism continues
The newspaper weighs JFK's planned West Germany visit against civil rights tensions at home and the pope meeting, arguing cancellation would boost anti American sentiment. It also notes Colwyn's new summer recreation program funded by the school district and praised as a prudent use of public school property.
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JFK
West Germany
Kennedy
Congress
America
Free World
Paul V
Colwyn
Darby-Colwyn
Why Should Taxes Pay for Colleges
Jenkin L Jones argues against tax subsidies for state colleges and proposes a state loan plan to cover tuition. He cites rising costs, benefits to graduates, and the need to fund primary and secondary schools, urging an affordable, repayable system tied to future earnings.
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Ure
California
John L. E
Bud” Collier
Los Angeles
Collier
California Assembly
Assemblyman Collier
Reading methods debated in Delaware County roundtable
A Delaware County educational roundtable notes there is no single best reading method. It endorses combining phonics, comprehension, and interest to suit individual learners and highlights ongoing professional critique and research.
Moon Program Debate Capsizes Cost Claims
Richard Starnes questions the real value of landing Americans on the moon and returning them home. Eisenhower pegged the cost at 40 billion, Webb estimates within 20 billion, while M G O'Neil warns up to 150 billion with potential industry growth. Critics say funds could yield greater domestic production and question scientific value, calling the venture nuts.
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Congress
M. G.o'neil
General Tire and Rubber
Eisenhower
Horses and firesmen in a 50 year old incident at Franklin
A historical notice recalls horses kicking Franklin firemen and injuring crews during emergencies at Market Square and nearby streets. It mentions driver Decatur Booth losing a tooth and lip gash, and horses Tom and Doc suffering injuries in separate incidents.
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Lax Court
Dvd Ward
Franklin Fire Company
Philadelphia
Market Square
Decatur Booth
Haney Hose Company
Hanley
Booth
Good Will Hose Company
Tom
Bethel Court
New Market
Doc
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JENKIN LLOYD _JONES
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Jenkin
Loyd
Fconom
Labor
Delaware County
Judson E. Newburg
Supt. of Schools
Pew
Richard Starnes
Moon
James EF. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Warren Weaver
The
American Association For the Advance
Richard
Starnes
Franklin
Fred Evans
Fire Department
George T. Fallows
Sleeper Business College
Washburn Theatre
Frank G. Sweeney
East 14Th St
State National Guard
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Sweeney
Boothwyn
Eddystone
Chester
Neil J. Ferry
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