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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
3
The 18 week vacation clause in the steel labor agreement marks a shift to a joint industry union Human Relations Committee process. This bargaining style reduces strikes and may revive collective bargaining while automation and productivity trends push toward shorter work weeks and longer vacations.
The piece discusses Mitchell Gordon's Sick Cities analysis warning nine of ten Americans will live in metropolitan regions within two decades. It notes deteriorating urban life, crowded slums, traffic, pollution, and rising costs, with federal involvement increasing. It also mentions Pennsylvania politics and a bill to fund restoration of the Caleb Pusey House as part of a broader tourism and regional promotion effort.
The piece argues the Supreme Court ban on state mandates for Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer still allows religious presence in schools through objective Bible study and historic references. It urges continued use of oaths, Christmas and Easter traditions, and national songs while avoiding direct religious promotion.
President Kennedy considers unilateral shutdown of one or more U.S. fissionable material plants to push Khrushchev toward a nuclear test ban. The plan, debated in his inner circle, would be tied to a broader strategy for peace and a new East-West commission to ease tensions.
The text reviews Barry Goldwater's reaction to Kennedy's foreign policy address at American University. It contrasts Kennedy's call for peaceful coexistence with Goldwater's view that Soviet leaders push riskier strategies while claiming a shared interest in peace. It notes Berlin Wall, Cuba tensions, and U.S. reluctance to act against Soviet moves.
Victor Riesel reports officials plan a Labor Department think office to detect early labor crises and steer presidents away from direct intervention. The unit would use an intelligence system to flag upcoming contract expirations in critical industries like utilities railroads shipping and steel, aiming to avoid nationwide disruptions.
Former City Treasurer J Craig Jr lauds the Market Street recreation pier as a wholesome venue used by Chester’s best people. He notes order and safety for mothers and children. The piece also lists upcoming court changes and local happenings.
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