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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
2
Nikita Khrushchev appears to offer President Kennedy a concession in Berlin to delay a showdown, signaling a possible face saving deal. He aims to leverage Berlin to extract bargaining power while showing Western unity on resisting concessions and pressuring crisis talks.
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to provide state aid for medical care to about 62 000 residents aged five and over. The measure, funded partly by federal dollars, would cover hospital ward and home care, with income and asset limits determining full coverage. The bill now advances to the Senate for approval.
The report depicts Adolf Eichmann at the Mabsburg palace in Prague denying any role or authority in the camps. Defense counsel quotes him as a loyal soldier who would not criticize superiors in front of foreigners while stating he did not approve humanitarian methods.
The Pennsylvania State House adopted a unanimous resolution praising 20 year old Fhe Lynn Maloney of Prussia Montgomery County for winning Miss Pennsylvania. Maloney will represent the state in the Miss America contest.
Atlantic City delegates to the National Education Association voted to flood Congress with letters in support of President Kennedy's federal aid to education program.
Ford Motor Co and General Motors demand noninflationary settlements as UAW negotiators prepare talks with Chrysler and American Motors. Walter Reuther urges a peaceful bargaining path to economic justice while fearing inflationary terms and government intervention. GM explores reduced hours to curb unemployment.
An early Wednesday gas explosion in the Mitsubishi Bibai Colliery mine in Hokkaido killed five miners and injured 23, police said. In Montpelier Vermont, the State Senate approved a bill to build underpasses for cattle diverted from pasture by new highway projects.
New York AP reports actress Marilyn Monroe was rushed by ambulance from her Manhattan apartment to Polyclinic Hospital with a mild intestinal disorder. Joe DiMaggio accompanied her. doctors plan observation and intravenous feeding for several days.
Vast stretches from Minnesota through North and South Dakota into Manitoba and Alberta face a severe drought. May and June rainfall failed, pasture and crop losses mount, with fires, hay shortages, and cattle sales looming. Canadian fires spread smoke across borders as officials seek aid.
At the FBI National Academy Hogan's Alley simulates a one-block street with criminals and bystanders to test trainee judgment. Eleven emergencies demand two-second responses as agents learn to identify threats, misdirections, and friendly figures before firing.
The AFL-CIO calls for wage increases despite calls for restraint arguing unemployment must be reduced to revive the economy. George Meany says the recession persists with nearly a million unemployed while urging a $1 billion public works program, tax cuts for workers, and lower interest rates to spur growth.
Hollywood AP: Lawrence Tierney, 32, arrested after pushing into a private party for Eliza beth Taylor Eddie Fischer guests of the Soviet Moiseyev dance troupe. Tierney charged with assault disturbing the peace and drunkenness after clashing with private police. Witnesses say he objected to service and the party was held at a Hollywood restaurant. The event featured 123 dancers touring Los Angeles performing and socializing.
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