DA Probes Bardsley Tax Case
District Attorney Jacques Fox investigates a possible conspiracy over 2364 paid last year to Upper Darby Tax Collector Warry Tr. Bardsley. Officials including Catharine Adams and Hugh Garchinsky dispute who approved the payment and whether notice of a new policy was given before repayment. Fox will review facts for conspiracy.
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Atty
Jacques Fox
Upper Darby
Warry
Bardsley
Elden Magaw
Paul McCarthy
Fox
Catharine M. Adams
Hugh Garchinsky
Garchinsky
Ann Rigler
Albert H. Swing
Magaw
McCarthy
Sun Ship Elevates Two to Top Posts
Sun Shipbuilding announces a management overhaul with Richard L. Burke retiring as president and William Craemer stepping down as secretary treasurer. Paul E. Atkinson becomes president, Charles Doyle secretary treasurer, and three new vice presidents added to lead operations sales engineering.
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Arthur A. Holzbaur
Robert Galloway
Presdent
Charles Zeien
John G. Pew Jr
Joseph N. Pew Jr
Sun Ship
Sun Oil Co
Prositm
United States
Atkinson
Roads Bill Passes to Complete Interstate System by 1972
President Kennedy is expected to sign a bill to complete the $41 billion, 41,000 mile interstate highway system by 1972. The measure, containing most Kennedy requests, passed the House and Senate by voice votes on Monday.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Upland Board Reconsiders Transfer Amid Chester Talks
Upland School Board members backed by petitions with over 1900 names asked Chester officials to cancel a contract sending Upland students to Chester this fall. The Chester board will decide July 10 after hearing that many Upland pupils prefer returning to Eddystone.
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Chester
Upland School Board
Chester School Board
Upland
George Herka
Upland Board
Howard Jenkins
Wil Nard Lord
Upland Awrd
Chester Board
Herka
Eddystone
Herko
Lord and Jenkins
Frances Donahoo
Upland Committee
Edward A. Parry
Donahoo
Carl Kriebel
Ralph D'lorie
Kuwait Seeks Arab League Status Amid Iraq Tensions
In Beirut Kuwait proclaims a state of emergency as Iraq presses claims to annex the oil rich sheikdom. Kuwait asks Cairo to submit its application for Arab League membership while Saudi backing grows and regional leaders weigh the dispute. The populace faces rain and the border guard orders to deter any invasion.
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Lebanon
Kuwait
Iraq
Abdel Aziz Hassan
Dducation
Cairo
Arab League
Middle East
League
Dardiri Ismail
Abdel Khaled Hassana
Kuwait Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Abdullah al- Salim
Sabah
Britain
Abdel Karim Kassem
Eisenhower Rules Out Senate Run for Pennsylvania
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower announced he will not seek the U.S. Senate seat in Pennsylvania, saying his plans for life ahead do not include elected office. The Gettysburg resident, 71, spoke at a fundraising event where he also teased his audience with humor and critiqued President Kennedy’s domestic and foreign agendas.
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Hershey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Hugh] Sealt
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Joseph S. Clark
Eienhower
Senate
White House
Secret Service
Parents Charged With Brutality In Kansas City Case
An AP report says Roy Dean fall, 32, was found chained to a bed in a single room home by an officer. His sister Jeanette Hall, 15, claimed the parents chained him for two years. The father worked as a trash hauler and the mother as a babysitter. All four adults were arrested and held for investigation at Jacks County Parental School.
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Kansas City
Roy Dean Fall
Younster
Jeanette Hall
Roy
Hoy Hall
Ste, Bar
President's Board Will Seek Fuels
New York ap report says a three man board will report to President Kennedy on the maritime strike under Taft-Hartley. The panel aims to speed a crucial report and possible injunction to halt the 12 day work stoppage. unions warn it may not end the walkout.
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Apj
Mutts Pere
Kennedy
Cameres
Agai
Taft-Hartley Fay
Iyvok
Cnal
Itodd
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Pacific
EAS
Faise
Mc Taft
Harvey Law
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Hari Institute
Int
Senator Snooper Criticizes Rapid Taxpayer Resource Use
A senator decries the overuse of national resources by taxpayers. He argues that the government consumes funds too quickly and calls for restraint and accountability in spending. He urges clearer budgeting and oversight.
Redstone Missiles Hit 200-Mmile Target In Test
Cape Canaveral reports Redstone missile reached 200 miles downrange in a test off Florida. The Polaris stage failed to reach goal during the same launch, marking a rare misfire in eight years of testing.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy Tech
America’sinicians
Iatel
Hicle
Polaris
Charact
Atlantic
Florida
Army
Devel ‘Cape
Alan B
Shepard Jr
Shepard
National
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Hempstead
N.Y
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Doyle
Plate Yard
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Galloway
Sim Ship
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Wallace Clark and Company, Inc
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Congress
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