Explosion Deep in Clinchfield Coal Mine Traps 22
Rescue teams entering Compass No. 2 mine in Clarksburg West Virginia recovered three of the 22 miners trapped by a gas blast. Two bodies lay in the main passage about 1144 miles from the shaft. a third was nearby. None identified, as hopes faded for the remaining 19.
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Clarksburg
W.va
Clinchfield Coal Co
Compass No. 2
Harry Chapman
Chapman
Leonard Timms
Dola
Here
Soviet Planes Buzz U S Helicopters Over Berlin
Soviet planes approached two U S helicopters over East Berlin within 500 yards during routine flights in the Berlin Control Zone. The helicopters returned unharmed to West Berlin after about 40 minutes.
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Berlin
U. S
East Berlin
West Berlin
Logan Armory Gets Go Ahead
Columbus reports the State Controlling Board approved a new 232000 armory for the National Guard in Logan. The release combines 75000 state funds with 157500 federal money after the adjutant general agreed to joint facility use. The 81.3 acre Logan site was donated by the Logan Trades Club Inc and the building will house Battery A 2nd Battalion 174th Artillery for administration and training.
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Columbus
Logan
National Guard
Adjutant General
Erwin Hostetler
Loren G. Windom
Ohio
Logan Trades Club, Inc
174Th Artillery
Ohio Delegation Divides On Feed Grain Bill Vote
The House passed and sent to the Senate the administration's feed grain bill. Democrats voting for were Kirwan Secrest and Vanik. Democrats against Feighan. Republicans for none. Republicans against included Abele Ashbrook Betts F Bolton O Bolton Bow Brown Clancy Devine Harsha Latta McCulloch Minshall Mosher Schenck Taft. Betts and Ayres recorded as against but not voting.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Senate
Kirwan
Secrest
Vanik
Feighan
Abele
Ashbrook
Betts
F. Bolton
O. Bolton
Bow
Brown
Clancy
Devine
Harsha
Latta
McCulloch
Minshall
Mosher
Schenck
Taft
Ayres
Panama Sets U S Deadline Over Canal Treaty Dispute
Panama warns the United States to settle canal treaty differences by mid July or begin new talks. Foreign Minister Galileo Solis says Panama will quit the joint commission established to resolve disputes if no agreement is reached. In Washington, astronaut John H Glenn Jr plans a Japanese vacation with his family following the next manned orbital mission.
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Panama
United States
Galileo Solis
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Japan
The
Space Administration
Ford Group Pushes $10 Billion Tax Cut Plan
A Dallas Ford-backed coalition led by Henry Ford II urges Congress to cut corporate and individual taxes by 10 billion dollars. The Business Committee for Tax Reduction seeks early partial implementation this year and a balance between federal income and expenditures. In Huntington West Virginia, Rev William Hart McCorkle becomes moderator of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly.
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Washington
Henry Ford II
Kennedy
Ford
Business Committee For
Congress
Huntington
W. Va
William Hart McCorkle
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Real Trouble forecast For farm Crops
A government weather and crop expert warned that crop production could face real trouble if widespread rainfall does not arrive within a week or 10 days. Peter D. Weber of the Agriculture Department said important production areas stand at a crossroads between good output and drought, with only the Midwest corn belt and parts of the northern plains and West Coast likely spared.
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Washington
Peter D. Weber
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Midwest Corn Belt
Great Plains
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Ohio
Kennedy aide seeks Laos peace. Harriman to Khrushchev
Diplomatic troubleshooter W Averell Harriman brought a Kennedy letter to Premier Khrushchev urging help in enforcing Laos neutrality. Harriman and U S Ambassador Fay Kohler met Khrushchev after talks with Andrei Gromyko, stressing mutual resolve to keep Laos independent and peaceful. In Ohio, Sheriff George Neff was found not guilty of bribery in a case linked to illegal alcohol sales. FAA reports 227 near collision incidents in six months, 118 involving military aircraft.
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W. Averell Harriman
Viktor Karyagin
Moscow
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
U.S
Fay Kohler
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
ST. Clairsville
George Neff
Neff
Anthony Vavra
William Kirland
Hugo Alexander
Common Pleas
John G Worley
Harrison County
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Barnesville
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Kong le
International Control Commission
Plaine’ Des Jarres
Pathet Laos
Noise On Castro Proposals Not Specific By James Marlow
President Kennedy faces tough questions from Republicans on Cuba and the Soviet presence. Goldwater avoids invasion, Nixon wavers on blockades, Dirksen warns, while Eisenhower and Rockefeller critique policy without clear solutions. The piece assesses boldness vs hedging in proposed actions.
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Castro
Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Russia
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Kite House
Thruston Morton
Renuhileens
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
United States
New York
Nelson. A. Rockefeller
Viet Nam
Ex Nautilus Skipper to Lead Navy Deep Salvage Effort
Capt William R Anderson 41 former Nautilus skipper is recalled from retirement to head the submarine section of a new Navy group. He will consolidate oceanographic and deep salvage studies after the Thresher disaster, with no direct role yet in locating the sub’s hulk.
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Navy
William R. Anderson
Anderson
Atlantic
John W. Harvey
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