Parties Stake Out Issues in 1964 Campaign
Washington NPR AP report outlines party leaders Miller and Bailey mapping 1964 campaign issues. Foreign policy tops the agenda. civil rights legislation faces bipartisan handling. Cuba and South America debates frame policy. Rockefeller remarriage cited as affecting GOP nominating prospects. Democrats defend Kennedy gains in the South.
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Kenedy
Miller
Nimaher
John M. Bailey
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Cal
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Democratic National Committee
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Trunan
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Texas
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Io South
Swarthmore College Chief Voice Disappointment Over Route Choice
Swarthmore College president Dr Court ney Smith said the school is disappointed by the Blue Rowe route choice for the Mid County Expressway. He urged protection of campus grounds and park areas while noting federal pledge to apply core principles in final alignment decisions.
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Courtney Smith
Swarthmore College
Smith
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Public Roads’ An
Nouncement
Two Crashes Injure Chester Area Residents
A Woodlyn man, John A. Fahey, 61, was treated at Sacred Heart Hospital after a collision at 9th and Yarnall where his car hit a parked vehicle owned by John McCormack. Fahey had a scalp cut. A child, Mary E. Millard, 3, suffered an arm injury Sunday when her car collided with another driven by Frank Conle, 41, at 11th Street near Morton Avenue. She was treated at Chesler Hospital.
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Woodlyn
Eddystone
John A. Fahey
Bullens Lane
Sacredearl Hospital
Yarnall
Fahey
John McCormack
W. 6Th St
Mary E. Millard
Lawrence Ave
Frank Conle
Hetzel Road
Ridley Park
Morton Ave
Chesler Hospital
Norris Sis
Wardle Pinkney
Ted St
Bessie Smith
Donald Selby
Listpan
Jeg
Legislative batch faces debate and adjournment drive
A sweeping set of bills heads for debate and possible final votes as the legislature aims to adjourn by July end. Proposals include a constitutional reapportionment amendment, a Pennsylvania boating licensing alignment with federal standards, a fish commission backed bill awaiting Senate action, and a ban on public officials from holding racing track interests. The session also targets a challenge to chairman Lawrence B. Sheppard of the Harness Racing Commission.
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Boaling
Pennsylvania
Senate
State Fish Commission
House
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Chiirman
Harness Racing Commission
130000 Chester Countians Receive Oral Polio Vaccine
About 70 percent of Chester County residents, roughly 130 000 people, completed the three month drive ending Sunday. Dr. Robert Poole, campaign chairman, said volunteers logged 260 visitors at clinics and three vaccine types were offered with many donations offsetting costs. Similar county efforts are being considered nationwide.
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Chester County
Chester County Medical Society
Delaware County
Robert Poole Ard
Poole
Chester Ler
Teenagers Injured in Crash at Pishers Corner
Four teens were injured Sunday night when a two seat 1960 Morris convertible driven by Norman I Truitt of Boothwyn veered off near Consertown and hit an embankment. Richard W Truitt 17 and Peggy Pisher 17 were admitted to Crozer Hospital with injuries including a possible concussion and a fractured wrist. Sherry Dozier 17 and Robin Hood 17 were also hospitalized with unspecified injuries as of hospital reports.
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Aston
Pishers
Consearth Road
Richard W. Truitt
Jolson
Ava
Boothwyn
Ranad Hemp
Mount Rad
Sherry Dozier
Robin Hoad Li
Peggy Pisher
Rodley Rd
Chester
Crozer Hospital
Fou
Norman I Truitt
Jolson Ave
Wruitt
Miss Wisher
Strong Quake Reported Near Boston by Seismographic Station
A strong earthquake was recorded 30 miles southeast of Boston by the Weston Massachusetts seismographic station. The event was logged at 3M miles southeast of Boston and is reported in the AP dispatch.
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Weston, Mass
Boston College
Boston al Ul
Beating incidents reported amid weekend violence
An 18 year old held on $500 bail in connection with the beating of Alvin Meyers, 48 Morton Ave. Five beating incidents were reported to police over the weekend including a 14 year old cut, a 29 year old treated for injuries, and a man assaulted near the Delaware River. Police identified suspects and hospital treatments for victims in Chester.
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Dumster
Fra Wishet
Alvin Meyers
Morton Ave
Orrchtling
Jesse Atkins Jr
7Th St
Meyers
Meyer
Chester V Hospital
Chester Hospital
Mortons
Marine League Wins 3 Awards at State Convention
The Delaware County Detachment of the Marine Corps League at 716 Upland Ave Upland captured three of five statewide awards at the Bethlehem convention. The detachment earned trophies for its membership drive best appearing color guard and best division in the southeastern district.
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Delaware County
Marine Corps League
Upland Ave
Upland
Bethlehem
War Hero’s Son Weds English Teacher at Military Academy
Colin Kelly III, son of World War II hero Capt. Colin P. Kelly, married Mary Margaret Cooper of Goshen at the United States Military Academy Chapel. The 23 year old West Point graduate will report to Fort Knox and later train at Fort Benning before a Germany assignment. His father died in action December 10, 1941, and received the Medal of Honor posthumously.
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Kelly
Upper Providence
Mary Margaret. Cooper
Goshen
Nly
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Fort Knox
Ft Benning
Germany
Colin P.kelly
Three Philadelphia Men Found Guilty in Liquor Store Theft
Three Philadelphia men were found guilty of stealing 27 cases of whiskey valued at 1500 from a state store near Darby and Eagle Roads on November 25, 1802. Donald Tilgh Ith and Sterling Peterson were caught at the store by Haverford police. Luther Pinkett Jr fled in a truck, was later arrested in Philadelphia, and the truck was seized. Pinkett pleaded not guilty. Tilghman and Peterson pleaded guilty. Sentencing deferred after a motion for a new trial.
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Haverford State
Donald Tilgh Ithan
Sterling Peterson
Haverford
Luther Pinkett Jr
Pinkett
Tilghman
Peterson
Guitty
Mvkay
Pinkit
Darby and
Eagle Roads
Bicycle Crash Sends Man Into Car Windshield
Springfield report says Francis Hennessy of 602 Yale Ave. was thrown into a car windshield when his bicycle collided with a vehicle near Wavlorly Ave. and Fawn St. The driver, Martin G. Warner Jr. of 310 Waverly Ave., transported Francis to Tri-County Hospital with a head injury.
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Springfield
Francis Hennessy
Yale Ave
Wavlorly Ave
Fawn St
Mart G. Waleh Jr
Waverly Ave
Prancis
120000 March in Detroit Civil Rights Demonstration
In Detroit a peaceful march estimated at 120000 protesters moved downtown for a walk to freedom against racial discrimination. Dr Martin Luther King Jr led the parade ending at Cobo Hall with calls for inspiration to freedom lovers nationwide. One arrest occurred as a white man obstructed a police officer. Local officials noted heavy police presence and crowds along Woolworth Avenue.
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Martin Luther King Jr
America
Dr. King
Decil
Cobo Hall
Woolward Avenue
King
Joseph E. Laliberte
Berkley
George Edwards
Birmingham
Six Marine jailed in Evers shooting case
Beckwith a Citizens Council member faces murder charges in the Evers shooting. Capt Ralph Hargrove identified latent fingerprint matching a .20 caliber rifle used in the crime. Beckwith is to appear before the Hinds County grand jury on July 1 with a preliminary hearing possible on request.
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Marine
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ralph Hargrave
Jackson Police Identification Bureau
Hargrove
Jackson
Beckwith
Dienard Segregationist Citizens Council
Citizens Council
Greenwood
Indianola
Lolt
Leflore
Bill Waller
Hinds County
FBI
Weather outlook with above normal temperatures
County and national forecast lists a high near 74 for today with nightly lows around 48 to 69. Five day outlook indicates temperatures about two degrees above normal with little daily change and a chance of scattered showers Friday or Saturday.
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