Chester Hospital to Close After 73 Years of Service
The Chester Division of Crozer-Chester Medical Center will close its Chester Hospital tomorrow after 73 years of community work. The facility will end with no void in patient care as Crozer merges services and absorbs current patients. The article reflects on past philanthropy and questions future use of grounds and facilities.
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Chester
Crozer- Chester Medical Center
Chester Hospital
Crozer
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
FBI Praised by Chief Justice Warren as Record of Law Enforcement
Justice Earl Warren lauds the FBI as having an exemplary record while endorsing new police questioning guidelines. He notes the right to counsel, the warning of no obligation to answer, and that statements may be used in court. The article cites 1964–65 FBI trial and conviction figures amid praise.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warren
FBI
D.A
Scotland Yard
Interpol
Surete
Carabinieri
Tokyo
Yokohama
Dodd Inquiry and Bureau Tactics in the Ten Most Wanted Case
The piece defends the FBI against claims of abuses while noting a vast array of targets including the Midwestern Syndicate and several front businesses. It highlights agents like John W. Butenko and Igor A. Ivanov as examples of arrests, and cites a 91 percent conviction rate from guilty pleas with 462 acquittals. The scope covers bank robberies, mobs pressuring businesses, union boons, and broader investigations.
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John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Amtorg Trading Corp
New Jersey
Flag etiquette and half-staff rules clarified
Reader asks if the U S flag can be lowered to half staff for a veteran or local figure. The answer cites Public Law 829 of 1942 and etiquette rules: the flag is half-staff only by presidential proclamation or Memorial Day. other flags may be half-staff, but the U S flag should stay at full-staff unless officially ordered. James T Valentine Norwood addresses the query.
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Delaware County
Congress
United States
U.S
U. S
Reagan Emerges as Reformed Showman in California
The piece argues Reagan’s victory signals voter rejection of showmanship rather than its triumph, noting his moderate right stance and contrast with leftward showmanship. It cites shifts from right to left in political theatrics, including campus spectacle and civil rights protests, urging politics free of spectacle.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Sunville
Reagan
University
Mississippi
Charles Evers
NAACP
Selma
Safer cars and human caution in auto safety debate
Sydney Harris discusses Ralph Nader linked critiques of the auto industry, arguing safety gains may alter driver behavior. He warns that technical fixes alone won t solve the fatality problem and notes a risk of false security leading to riskier driving. He compares auto safety to public health lessons and stresses balancing safety with prudence and responsibility.
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Ralph Nader
Ribbcon Committee
Beware Socialist Promises Letter to the Editor
The writer criticizes socialist and communist ideologies, arguing they undermine constitutional freedoms. Helen Weber of 2600 Price St urges readers to consider government power, urging that peace security and freedom are threatened by totalitarian promises.
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Hitler
Helen Weber
Price
St. Chester
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