Countians mobilize flood relief collections across county
Countians respond to the state's food disaster with heavy support. Collection points are set up in multiple communities under REACT secretary Marvin K. Gershenfeld. Goods: baby food, dry milk, toothpaste, towels, diapers, and nonrefrigerated food mixes. After today only Red Cross and GCM Opportunity Center will accept items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Marvin K. Gershenfeld
Windsor Circle
Marple
Associated
REACT
Red Cross
GCM Opportunity Center
E. 8Th St
Chester
Frank Tyler
Greater
Collection points listed for flood relief donations in Delaware County
A list of collection points across Delaware County for flood relief donations. Cash contributions urged to the nearest Red Cross chapter or named churches and civic sites, including Swarthmore, Media, Chester, Brookhaven, Yeadon, Collingdale, and more with specific addresses.
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Delaware County
American Red Cross
Marple
Temple Sholom
N. Church Lane
Broomall
Springfield
Hancock Memorial
Methodist
Church
Wesley and Sproul Roads
Swarthmore
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church
Harvard Road
Christ Becan Church
S. Orange St. Chester
Chester Movement
PMC Officials Aid Wilkes-Barre Flood Victims In 14-Ton Truck Load
Charles W. Maloney of PMC Colleges Physical Plant along with Charles Kramatic and Leslie Summer loaded a 14 ton panel truck with 30 mattresses and supplies. They delivered to Wilkes-Barre airport distribution center and praised police rescue workers.
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Chester
Charles W. Maloney
PMC Colleges
Wilkes-Barre
Maloney
PMC
Clarence R.)molland
Charles Kramatic
Leslie Summer
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Moll
Luau Entrees for July 4 Celebration
Community notes invite readers to a July 4 luau with a variety of entrees. Also mentioned is a successor named for Millard Robinson at Swarthmore High and brief weather outlook. Details on page 14.
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Millard Robinson
Swarthmore High
Chester school board bids farewell to 107 years
The Chester School Board held its final meeting before merging with Chester Township and Upland districts under the State School Reorganization Act. Solicitor McGovern and Superintendent Vaul praised past efforts and urged focusing on new educational priorities as the district dissolves into the merged board, with Director Auerbach calling for better reading programs and fewer administrative positions.
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Chester
Chester School Board
Amerge Suly
Chester Township
Upland
Iau
Clement. J
John J. Vau
Auerbach
CIFY
Page M
Two Hurt in Bryton Chemical Strike Rampage Fight
Police report a 16th week labor dispute between Teamsters Local 312 picketers at Bryton Chemical and Bryton security guards sparked a melee at Sunoco's Hewes Avenue gate. Picket Robert Goins, 24, was hospitalized with a concussion and scalp wounds. Edward Phillips, 52, treated for scalp cuts. Both unions and security forces clashed as 4 PM traffic surged, with guards alleged to use night sticks.
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Anthony Gallo
Teamsters Local 312
Bryton Chemical Co
Gallo
Sunoco
Hewes Avenue
Post Road
Bryton
Robert Goins
Kerlin St
Chester
Sacred Heart Hospital
Edward Phillips
Township
Line Road
Sacred Heart
Casamassi Agrees to Pay Forfeited Bail in Chester Case
Bail bondsman Nicholas Casamassi agreed to pay $19,505 in forfeited bail for 19 defendants who failed to appear, ending a January suit that sought $15,800 for 21 defendants. The agreement, approved by Judge Francis J. Catania, allows a potential petition for return of bail if any defendant reappears.
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Weedia
Chester
Nicholas Casamassi
Casamassi
Francis J. Catania
Francis G. Pileggi
William D. March
Pileggi
Donald Baron
Richard A. Sprague
Philadelphia
Airport Receives Federally Funded Multilingual Port Staff
Washington UPI reports the Commerce Department says Philadelphia International Airport will form a federally funded uniformed corps of multilingual port receptionists to aid foreign visitors. Acting Assistant Secretary James L. Hamilton said the team starts on duty July 1, becoming the fourth such facility nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Philadelphia
James L. Hamilton Iit
Commerce
Boyle Jailed for Illegal Union Political Donations
United Mine Workers President W. A. Boyle was sentenced to five years in prison and fined 130000 for using union funds to make illegal political contributions.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W.A. Tony Boyle
Lower Merion youth killed in early morning crash
A 20 year old Lower Merion youth was fatally injured when his 1966 Volkswagen struck a utility pole at West Chester Pike near Boot Road. Ardmore resident Frank P. Mosley died during surgery for head chest and back injuries at Haverford Hospital after the 2 15 am crash. Patrolman Harry Hutchison said Mosley was eastbound on West Chester Pike when he apparently lost control and rammed the pole.
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Newtown
Lower Merion
Alito
West Chester Pike
Boot Road
Frank P. Mosley
Greenfield
Ardmore
Newtown Ambulance
Haverford Hospital
Haverford Township
Harry Hutchison
Mosley
News cameraman among four killed in Harrisburg helicopter crash
Edward Lew Clark 51 a veteran WCAU TV film cameraman died when a helicopter fell about 300 feet at Harrisburg Airport. Also aboard were Sid Brenner and Del Vaughn. Pilot Sam Sedia operated the chopper. Clark served in the Marines and earned multiple photography awards. He lived in Upper Providence.
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Delaware County
Wcau-Tv
Harrisburg
Edward
Lew) Clark
Rose Tree Road
Upper Providence
Philadelphia
Wcau-Tvy
Sid Brenner
del Vaughn
CBS
New York City
Vaughn
Sam Sedia
Blue Bell
Montgomery County
Sedia
Channel 10
Clark
Tinicum
Marine Corps
1St Marine Division
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Wwe
Treelance
Grapher
Drexel Hil
Upper Darby
Upper Darby High Seminal
National Press Photographers Association
Unis
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Harelsbach
Curran Nominated U S Attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania
Chester attorney Robayt Ie Curran, 36, was nominated by President Nixon to a $36,000 a year post as U S attorney for the eastern district of Pennsylvania. He awaits Senate confirmation and would supervise about 70 staff including 11 attorneys in 10 eastern counties. Curran succeeds Louis Bechtle who became a federal judge in March.
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Chester
Robayt Ie
Curran
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Louis C. Bechtle
Senate
Miam
Beach
Nixon
Richard Rleindienst
Gsenior
Kassab, Cherry, Gurran and Archbold
5Th and
Welsh Sts
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Inside
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6Th St
Hardscope
City School Board
Dilly Times
McGovern
Marcus Hook
Kenneth Lyon
3510
Trainer
Edward S. Lawhorne
M. Dobrolenske
Joseph A. Sullivan
Daily Times
Marilyn Ann Dobrolewski
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
John
J. Brooks
David Yarrington
Shelley
Dobrolenski
Brooks
Desko
Reilly
Dobrolensk
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Dobrolewski
Irving R. Hogg
Toledo
Maryland
Boyle
Hershey
Bert Roselle
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Philadelphia Press Photographers Association
Margo Pratt
Media
Sandra Rosenbloom
Lansdowne
Larry
Pennsylvania State University
Edward Hart Clark
Robert ¥. J. Curran
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