Logue Declares Run Against U S Senator Hugh Scott
John J Logie a Villanova political science professor announced as a Democratic candidate for the U S Senate seat held by Republican Hugh Scott of Philadelphia. Logue 46 and head of Millanova World Order Institute seeks the 1976 bicentennial goals including racial reconciliation and Vietnam policy changes. He criticized the Nixon era and urged strengthened international institutions and gradual Vietnam settlement. Logue previously ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1966 against Lawrence G Williams.
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John J Logie
Villanova University
U.S
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Logue
Millanova
World Order Earch Institute
Pennsylvania
Scott
Senate
Nixon
Kang
Vietnam
Saf
United Nations
Nixon urges governors on welfare reform and budget
President Nixon told the nation’s governors not to expect new federal funds as a byproduct of peace in Vietnam. He defended his welfare reform program and urged against tampering while noting budget priorities and a possible federal takeover proposal pushed by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.
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Colo
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Road
Logue
White House
San Clemente
Delaware Calif
Robert F.s
Springfield
Kennedy
Lester Forrester
Springfield High
Stevenson
Delaware County
Jon
Democratic State Committee
Said Logue
Yall Ave
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Williamh. Whyte
University of Notre Dame
Fordham University
Yale University
The
University of Pennsylvania
University Toxuse
Spiro T. Agnew
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
U.S
Upper Chichester teachers back to class after pay dispute
In Upper Chichester, Chester School District teachers returned to school after a pay dispute. The board initially withheld scheduled raises citing anti strike law but promised retroactive pay once amnesty legislation passes. The district serves about 200 teachers and 4,400 students across several towns.
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Chester
Jin Tune
Chichester Education
CEA
Shankweiler
Pennsylvania
PSEA
Gil Gregory
Dijstrict
Upper
Lower
Marcus Hook
Trainer
Miles
Ammesty
Iteadhers
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Vandalism Hits 15 of 17 Township School Buses
Be School district buildings and groundsman Gene Taylor reported extensive vandalism at the athletic field storage area. Eight bus doors forced, glass shattered on six, fire extinguishers removed from 15 buses, first aid kits taken from two, and an outside mirror stolen. Most buses remain operable.
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Uway
Neese Tasser
Gene, Taylor
Forrester
New Driver Slams Into Store Window at Strawbridge’s
A new driver, Mrs. Rose Imbesi of Drexel Hill, accidentally hit the gas while learning to drive in the Strawbridge & Clothier parking lot on Baltimore Pike and Woodland Ave. Her car breached a 20 by 10 foot window and damaged a glass door and a pavilion display. No injuries reported. Alfred Imbesi, her husband, was teaching her. Security kept watch overnight as water piping and stock were damaged.
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Strawbridge & Clothier
Baltimore Pike
Woodland Ave
Township
Lester Forrester
Rose Imbesi
Rosemont Ave
Drexel Hill
Alfred
Forrester
Imbesi
Five-alarm blaze kills 15-year-old at Johnson's Ice Cream Parlor
A fire destroyed a two and a half story ice cream parlor on the Ocean City boardwalk. James Johnson, 15, a high school sophomore and son of the parlor's proprietor, died in the blaze. The rest of the family escaped and damage was estimated over 100000 dollars.
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Ocean City
N.J
James Johnson
Jersey
Soviet Foreigner Minister Gromyko Arrives in Belgrade
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in Belgrade for a four day official visit to discuss with President Tito. He will hold talks on bilateral relations and international issues during his stay, signaling continued East Bloc diplomacy.
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Belgrade
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tito
Judge Haynsworth accused of violating code
A brief item notes that Judge Haynsworth violated the code, with no further details provided. The mention appears in a compact column on page 6, while unrelated features include a fall beauty guide on page 10.
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Haynsworth
Brazilians Live Quietly Amid Military Junta Change
Rio de Janeiro reports show Brazilians resuming normal life after a military junta took over, replacing President Costa e Silva who is ill. The trio of generals governs while Pedro Aleixo remains out, with doubts about a return or a new strongman emerging.
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Army
I Navy
Air Force
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Pedro Aleixo
Costa E Silva
Aurelios Lyra ‘Tavares
Adm
Augs
Rademaker
Air
Mariano Marcio de Souza E Mello
Back To School Enrollment Rises In Delaware County
With 11,472 projected students returning and total enrollment near 99,493 across 25 districts, Delaware County sees rising counts as Upper Darby and Chester area schools prepare for the new year. Vocational technical programs add about 2,179 students.
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Upper Darby
Delaware County
Marpla
Chester Folcroft
Aston
Kennedy defense challenges inquest rules before Kopechne death probe
Kennedy lawyers challenged a ruling barring cross examination as the Edgartown inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death prepared to open. The case centers on testimony procedures and potential appeals while security tightens on Martha's Vineyard.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Thhey
Battered Group Gets Aid North of Saigon in heavy fighting
Helicopters landed 400 American air cavalrymen to reinforce South Vietnamese commandos battered for three days by North Vietnamese forces. Casualties included 26 South Vietnamese killed, 120 wounded, 17 missing, and four American Green Beret advisors wounded. North Vietnamese losses unknown. The clash occurred 89 miles northeast of Saigon near Song Be with renewed U.S. air support and patrols continuing in War Zone C.
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Ibase
Song Be
Julian J. Ewell
2Nd Field Force
U.S
11Th Air Cavalry Division
Ho Chi Minh
1St Air Cavalry Division
Electricity Out In Chester Township Affects 1500 Homes
About 1,500 customers in Chester Township lost power for 25 minutes after a downed wire caused an outage at 11:00 am. Philadelphia Electric Car spokesperson said service was restored by 11:25 am along Concordville and Vincinerator roads.
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Philadelphia
Concordville
Vincinerator
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