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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
3
The piece argues Nixon showed pique at a press conference while defenses secretary Clifford Ford’s withdrawal plan draws mixed reaction. It notes US casualties rising after Nixon took office and questions progress in negotiations, suggesting only a ceasefire ends the suffering.
Two groups of ten teachers will spend a week in Cambridge in parallel programs to explore race and poverty. One group will live in a ghetto environment meeting residents and shopping, while the other attends seminars with black leaders. Results will guide a winter teacher training method for the school.
Washington officials say a settlement in Vietnam is unlikely for one to three years, with private talks between South Vietnam and the Viet Cong seen as more decisive than Paris negotiations. Optimism rests on Vietnamese pragmatism, but progress is slow and secrecy is essential to avoid leaks. The planned 25,000 troop withdrawal this summer aims to buy time for private negotiations, with further withdrawals expected every three to six months if needed.
A letter from the Delaware County Spelling Bee winner thanks the Daily Times for gifts received in March. The winner mentions a plaque a Britannica encyclopedia a pen and pencil set and other items now used during summer vacation.
A Bryn Mawr resident thanks organizers for a Washington trip with her daughter to the National Spelling Bee. She notes meeting contestants and officials, visiting landmarks, and the chance to speak on a Latvian radio broadcast. She urges continued sponsorship for future winners.
A 1950 yearbook poem by Joy Lipez reflects a Black girl facing racism and a small town with no Black residents. It urges love over hate and calls for white and Black residents to live as the Lord intended, assessing prejudice and integration.
Residents attend an Ecumenical Service at the Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul to honor persecuted churches in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. The Baltic-American Committee of Greater Philadelphia organized the event drawing a diverse congregation and urging united prayers.
Dr Millard C Faught promotes a three day work end and four day weekend with three hour daily shifts. He argues employers would hire double staffs to sustain a 60 hour six day week while workers gain timewealth and leisure. The plan hinges on employer adoption and congressional hearings.
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