Castro's Cuba and the danger of Soviet linkups
The piece urges sympathy for Cubans while condemning Fidel Castro as a dangerous leader. It notes upcoming visits with Soviet Premier Khrushchev as proof of stronger ties and calls for hard reconsideration of U.S. policy. It advocates UN diplomacy, no military action unless necessary, and insistence on Cuba's neutrality to avert broader crisis.
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Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Russia
United States
Latin America
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Finnegan Temper Takes Over in Shipyard Strike
Finnegan, head of the Federal Mediation Board, and Admiral Beakley led mediation at 441 G St Washington as Bethlehem Steel shipyards, home to the AFL-CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union, faced a 21 week strike that cost tens of millions. After 109 sessions and heavy union-company bargaining, the walkout ended on Sunday with the public bearing the cost and no clear winner.
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Joe Finnegan
Finnegan
Federal Mediation Board
Pentagon
Wallace M. Beakley
Seventh Fleet
Quemoy
Navy
The
Mediation Board
G St
Washington
Afl-Cio Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union
Bethlehem Steel Co
Suppr
U.S
Admiral Beakley
Khrushchev
Ace
Quiz and Strike Slippage Hits Military Labor Record
The piece notes surviving Civil War pensions, pony express routes, and then focuses on strike-induced time losses at nuclear ship, missile, and aircraft programs. It cites Edwards, Patrick, Vandenberg, Warren, Offute bases and the Pentagon, warning continued slippage endangers democracy and Khrushchev.
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International Assn
United Auto Workers
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Patrick Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg Base
Warren
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Air Force Base
Offute
Strategic Air Command
Pentagon
Midas
Samos
Davey Crockett
Mound Dog
Atlas
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Khrushchev
Birthday and anniversary parties noted in Chester articles
Social notes record Mr and Mrs Loyd Irving of Wallingford Hills hosting a party for daughter Mrs George W M Hoopes of Wilmington Delaware in celebration of her birthday F Stirling Donaldson of Weir Road Upper Chichester held a dinner party for his wife Mrs Donaldson birthday and their wedding anniversary. Miss Mary Co Deering and Miss Ada Deering of 1238 Potter St listed at a dead-front hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey. Miss Helen Shaw Price a Scranton public school teacher will return Monday to summer recess with her mother Mrs Edward A Price of 1427 Kerlin St Mrs Leon E Parker has returned home at 211 W Mowry St after a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Ches ter High School class of 1910 received a reception last evening from Alumni Association at Miss Mary S Pennell 1121 Edgmont Ave on the extensive lawn with the residence also opened for guests and lanterns and Chinese variety entertainment featured.
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Loyd Irving
Wallingford Hills
George W. M. Hoopes
Wilmington
Del
F. Stirling Donaldson
Weir Road
Upper Chichester
Mary Co. Deering
Ada Deering
Potter St
Atlantic City
Helen Shaw Price
Scranton
Edward A. Price
Kerlin St
Leon E. Parker
W. Mowry St
Niagara Falls
Canada
Chester High School
Alumni Association
Mary S. Pennell
Edgmont Ave
Born to be Lazy and the Pursuit of Easier Work
An eclectic meditation on laziness by Mr. George Sanders blending humor and philosophy. The author favors efficiency through minimal effort, cites historical figures, and argues that contemplation and innovation often arise from laziness, praising naps and deck-chair reveries over reckless overwork.
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IBM
Jan Murray Seeks Family Style Show With Charge Account
New York star Jan Murray returns to NBC TV with a new family oriented game comedy Charge Account after touring the country fans urged him back. He talks of a gimmick or situation comedy, notes his son Warren 17 and wife Toni, and recalls readers’ letters begging him not to leave the airwaves.
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New York
Jan Murray
Diane
Jan
NBC TV
Latin Quarter
Palm Springs
Dallas
St. Louis
Chicago
Berle
Gleason
Durantes
Wynns
Red Skelton
NBC
Warren
Toni
Great Ideas From Great Books on Liberal and Conservative Labels
In this exchange, Mortimer J. Adler and Kenneth G. Thorpe examine how liberal and conservative labels have become obscured by overuse. The piece traces historical liberalism as limited government and individual freedom, contrasts it with new conservatism emphasizing organic social order, and contrasts both with New Deal liberal interventionism.
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Mortimer J. Adler
Dr. Adler
Mr. Thorpe
America
F. A. Hayek
Hayek
Russell Kirk
Peter Vierick
Readers urge flag display and road safety reforms
A Delaware County letter urges residents to display the national flag on holidays to counteract Khrushchev and demonstrate pride in the Hag. Benjamin Harrison Council 92 notes the group’s 108 years of service and calls for broader flag visibility. A second commenter supports stricter driving rules, highlighting penalties, re-examinations, and youth driver risk, urging improvements under Governor Lawrence. Another writer condemns a June Daily Times article as racist and harmful to public discourse.
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the Times
Delaware County
House
Benjamin Harrison Council 92
United American Mechanics
Tat
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