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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

7

Eighty Acre Mine Disaster Site in Utah Colorful Badlands

The site covers eighty acres near Deadhorse Point with an 18 story shaft building where rescuers race to reach twenty five men trapped after a fiery blast three thousand feet underground. The facility includes a 300 ton red silo, potash conveyor, and multiple processing and storage buildings enclosed by barbed wire fencing.

Utah Colorado River Deadhorse Point Lizer

Organist falters at Lincoln Memorial hymn

The civil rights battle hymn We Shall Overcome stumped organist George Edstein at the Lincoln Memorial ceremony when he could not recall the tune. An unidentified minister improvised the notes, enabling Edstein to play the song.

Washington UPI George Edstein Edstein

Merrett Monks Aims for Third Office With Third Party

Winchester Indiana Merrett Monks files for mayor on the Randolph Independent Party ticket hoping for a third public post. He previously served in the Indiana General Assembly as both Republican and Democrat, including roles as Republican joint representative for Jay and Randolph counties 1949 56 and Democratic senator for the same counties 1958 62.

Winchester, Ind Merrett Monks Winchester Randolph Independent Party Indiana General Assembly Jay Randolph

Fort Wayne burglary suspect shot and killed

Fort Wayne police killed Joseph Lloyd Brown during a Tuesday morning break in at a north side tavern as he fled. James Floyd Buroff, 28, Fort Wayne, was later arrested at a hospital after inquiring about Brown and held on ten thousand dollars bond on a second degree burglary charge.

Fort Wayne Ind Joseph Lloyd Brown North Side James Floyd Buroff Brown

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