Prince Sihanouk Ends US Aid to Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced the termination of the $30 million a year US military and economic aid program to Cambodia citing American interference. The move follows past US cuts in South Vietnam and signals potential austerity as Cambodia relies on Soviet and Chinese aid.
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Cambodia
U.S
Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tarawa Battle Anniversary Recalled on Page 10
On the Tarawa battle anniversary a retrospective recalls the 1943 assault and its significance. The page highlights veterans' memories and wartime milestones.
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Tarawa
Weather prospects for the Delaware Valley week
The forecast calls for mild temperatures with little change on Thursday. Clouds build tonight with possible rain later, then showers hold off until Monday with progressively warmer conditions through the weekend. Highs in the low 60s and tonight's low near 50.
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Philadelphia International
Venezuela Endures Worst Terror Run With 19 Killed
Caracas records 19 dead and 70 wounded as Castroite opponents clash with government forces ahead of the December 1 presidential vote. National Guardsmen mobilize, unions defy strikes, and terror disrupts capital and interior cities.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Redline
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Chester Human Relations Commission says bypassed by mayor
The Chester Human Relations Commission complained it was bypassed by Mayor Joseph L. Eyre in last week's racial crisis at Franklin Elementary School. Members urged protests or disbanding unless its role is clearly defined, urging the mayor to clarify official function and consider active action without mayoral permission.
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Daily Times
Chester
Chester Human _ Relations Commission
Joseph L. Eyre
Franklin Elementary School
Donald Ming
Commission
Ming
Mame Church
Comaname
Robert Hewes
Hewes
Lou Dallett
Dallett
Jack Nacrelli
Stanley E. Branche
Committee For Freedom Now
CFFN
a _ commission
Lester Local 107 votes on Westinghouse contract terms
United Electric Local 107 members begin secret ballots today to accept or reject a three year contract with Westinghouse. The issue centers on economic gains including a 6 percent raise and 5 to 10 cent increases with added benefits. Voting ends Thursday morning at the Essington union hall.
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Lester
United Electric Local 107
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Local 107
Carl Gray
National Committee of
the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Westinghouse
IBEW
Horseheads
N. Y
Dover
N.J
Blairsville
Cheswick
Youngwood
Vanport
Gray
Local
Union Hall
E. 3Rd St
Essington
Harrisburg county set to join federal surplus food program
Harrisburg AP reports Lancaster County will soon become the 62nd county in the state to join the federal surplus food program.
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Harrisburg
Lancaster County
Iraqi coup death toll tops two hundred in Baghdad
Death toll in the Iraqi military coup that toppled the Baathist regime is unofficially around 200. The government of pro-Nasser President Abel Salam Aref appears to have firm control, with life returning slowly to normal in Baghdad as shops reopen and military vehicles dominate the streets.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abel Salam Aref
16 Year Old Chester Student Stricken by Amnesia Shock
Irv Twersky a 16 year old Akiba Hebrew Academy student in Merion suffers amnesia after a school touch football game. He is hospitalized at Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia and has memory loss including name and reading writing skills. His parents report a bruise and note he remains able to walk talk and appear normal. He is active in youth and school activities and his father is a Chev Sholom Religious School principal.
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Chester
Irv Twersky
Akiba Hebrew Academy
Mercon
Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
Young Twersky
United Synagogue
Academy
Chev Sholom
Akiba
Chester resignations topple human relations commission leader
Dr. Nathan V. Platker and Stanley E. Branche, key Chester Human Relations Commission members, resign amid protests over racial tensions and Swarthmore College student involvement. Platker cites August demonstrations and brutality cases. Branche cites inability of the commission to function without broader cooperation. Mayor Eyre comments on the resignations.
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Chester
Chester Human Relations Commission
Nathan V. Platker
Stanley E. Branche
Plafker
Committee For Freedom Now
CFFN
Branche
Franklin School
Plasker
Swarthmore College
Joseph L. Eyre
NAACP
Eyre
Soviet Diplomats Seized and Jailed in Congo Clash
Congolese security men dragged two Soviet diplomats from their car in Brazzaville, beat them with clubs, and jailed Counsellor Boris Noronin and press attache Yuri Miakotnykh. The diplomats, claiming immunity, were held as authorities cut power and phone lines at the Soviet residence.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Noronin
Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
The
For
Mer
French Congo
Congo River
Communist Bloc
Cyrille Adoula
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Congo
Baker Arrested for Lack of Permit in Folcroft
Delmar Village resident Horace Baker facing hearing before Justice of the Peace William A. Herbert on alleged plumbing work without a permit. Water heater replacement linked to August rioting and inclusion of a proper relief valve questioned by borough officials.
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Folcroft
Fe Croft
Horace Baker
Se Neero
Delmar Villar
Ricers
Daily Times
Heather Road
Justice of the
William A. Herbert
Falcroft
Herbert
Charles Toogood
Borough
Toogood
Council
E. Lew. Meadowcroft
Goldwater wary of centralized power in speech
Retired boxer recalls "Golden Days" as readers are invited to seasonable resort fashion from California. Page 6 mentions Goldwater’s distrust of centralized authority while Page 17 highlights resort fashions and Section 3 closes the survey.
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California
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