LBJ Says Surgery Is Minor
Washington AP reports President Johnson plans a minor throat operation to remove a small growth and repair a scar, saying his health is excellent and the surgery will not delay his Asian trip. He will rest two weeks at his Texas ranch before midterm elections.
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Washington
Johnson
Naval
Maryland
Central
White House
Texas
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bethesda Naval Hospital
College Target Date Set for Community College
The Delaware County Higher Education Council outlined a plan to open a temporary community college facility next September while permanent sites are arranged. Local sponsors and state officials discussed temporary sites, with an expected enrollment of about 800 in the first year and total costs reaching several million dollars.
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DelaWare County Council of Higher Education
Federal Savings & Loan Association
Pennsylvania State University
G. Baker Thompson
Florence
Venice
Dents
Suntral
Forthell
Arno
Flos
Ther
Ombrane
Grosseto
Rome
Snd
Bologna
Italy
Sicily
Alps
Tui
Capita Lagoon
Question Raised on Pickets at Westinghouse Steam Divisions
Pickets at Westinghouse Electric Steam Divisions dwindled after a Delaware County court injunction limiting to five pickets per gate, but a dispute over compliance arose. Westinghouse alleged that Local 167 picketers blocked gates and disrupted entry, while Local 107 claimed nonstriking workers faced delays. Paydays were delayed as mass picketing hampered payroll processing. an official warned paychecks may not be ready until next week.
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Westinghouse
Tric Corporation
Delaware County
Francis J. Catania
Carl Gray
United Electric
Hinion
Gray
Jlines
Falcone Urges Firing Tax Appointees Over Pay for No Work
Delaware County Democratic Chairman Ernani Falcone called for the firing of six Republican commissioners and appraisers in Media for alleged pay for no work. Auditor General Grace Sloan alleged nonwork in inheritance tax duties. Patton Faust Kazmark Shields and Kahmer deny the charges, calling Sloan’s letter politically inspired.
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Falcone
Delaware County
Ernani C. Falcone
Pennsylvania
Grace M. Sloan
Warner DePuy
Pennsylvania Revenue Department
Miss Sloan
Haverford Township
Francis Patton
Marple
Faust
Kazmark
Shields
Maurone
Kaamal'ki
Migg Sloan
Depuy
Jmmen
Patton
Haverford
Russell Wiley
Nedin
Nits Sloan
Daily Times previews local and state candidates on ballot
The Daily Times presents a pre election section detailing who is on the ballot for the general election, the issues at stake, and possible resolutions. It explains two proposed Pennsylvania Constitutional amendments and their implications for voters, aiming to guide county residents ahead of election day.
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Pennsylvania
The
Daily Times
Countian Is Held In Two Slayings
Philadelphia police charged Ridley Parkman John Sullivan and two others with homicide in the June 17 slayings of John Gorey, 43, a Philadelphia Teamsters Local 107 business agent, and Rita Janda, 35, a trucking firm secretary. Sullivan, 33, of 700 Mitchell Street, along with Anthony DiPasquale and Gregory Carchidl, faced grand jury action without bail. A witness linked a motive to disrupting a union meeting over missing union funds.
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Ridley Parkman
Philadelphia
John Sullivan
Michell Street
Sullivan
Philadelphia Medical Examiner
John Gorey
Philadelphia Teamsters Local 107
Rita Janda
Anthony DiPasquale
Gregory Carchidl
Bellmawr, NJ
Albert Boyskey Jr
Joseph W. Spelman
Gorey
Tarida
UN Warns North Korea After Ambush Deaths at JSA
United Nations commander Ciccolella condemned a North Korean ambush that killed six Americans and a South Korean near the demilitarized zone. He delivered a letter from General Bonesteel urging North Korea to stop the attacks, while Park Chung kook denied violations and called it a slander.
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Korea
United Nations Command
U.S
Richard Citénlella
Military Armistice Commission
Johnson
South Korea
Ciccolella
U.N
Charles Bonesteel
Bonesteel
United Nations
Toommand
Ciccoletta
Park Chuungs Kook
Pyongyang
Ciccolela
Kim Ti-siug
Park
Ciccoleila
U.N. Command
Norih Korea
Pyongyang Medicine Manufacturing Co. Weads
Viet Cong repelled in jungle battles near Tay Ninh
In a dawn clash near Tay Ninh and near Vay Lamén 12 miles north of Saigon, Viet Cong forces were repelled after heavy fighting. U S and South Vietnamese units battled for hours, with air support striking bunkers and firing defenses. In Friday action a reaction force moved in by helicopter to assault a Communist stronghold as the air war intensified.
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South Viet Nam
Vaylamén
196Th
Tan
U.S
Hanoi
Ffive
Tay Ninh
Attleboro
Associated Press
al Chang
Cade
Attorney Arrested On Raving Charge At Hearing
An Upper Darby attorney Tack Brian 49 of Drexel Hill was arrested for disorderly conduct after heckling during a habeas corpus hearing for four Swarthmore College students facing obscenity charges for a newspaper headline posted at a Baltimore Pike residence. Judge Diggins ruled the headline obscene but not by state law and the four's obscenity charges were dismissed. Brian was jailed, arraigned, and later released on bail with a further hearing set for November 11.
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John V. Diggins
Madia
Diggins
Lester G. Forrester
Brian
Lindale Ave
Drexel Hill
Forrester
Justice of the Peace
Richard Conneen
Swarthmore Colelege
Baltimore Pike
Uhey
Conneen
Spencer T. Lieb
Jeffrey B. Carlier
Barry G. Feldman
Roger Shatzkin
New York
Seis
Brig [At
Connean
Wid
Bhiatt
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