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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

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Buried Money Found In Troy

In Troy Ohio workers uncover several cans of money buried under the Altman Mills site four miles north of town. The cans hold hundreds of thousands in cash from the late owner R S Altman who died in Mayo Clinic Rochester. Authorities guard the site as searchers probe for more deposits beneath the mill.

Altman Mills Ohio City Troy National Bank R. S. Altman Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Altman William Sutton Pittsburgh Miami County Sheriff's Deputies Dayton Daily News

Escape Hole Misses Two Trapped Miners

Hazleton Pennsylvania AP report says the new escape hole drill nearly reached the underground pocket housing two of three trapped coal miners, Henry Throne and David Fellin, missing by a few feet. Crews hoped to locate the drill bit and avoid another bore as rescue efforts continued nine days after their cave-in.

Hazleton Henry Throne David Fellin Fellin Throne Gordon Smith Smith Louis Bova Bova

New Agency Added To Railway Legislation

Washington Senate Commerce Committee begins work on a bill to avert a nationwide railroad strike next Thursday. Chairman Warren G. Magnuson of Washington plans to confer as urgency grows and committee action is expected by early afternoon.

Washington Willard F. Libby Libby University of California Los Angeles Atomic Energy Commission AEC Hearigs Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lewis L. Strauss Senate Commerce Committee Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Mike Mansfield Montana Senate Magnuson Oren Harris D-Ark House Commerce Committee Commerce Committee Kennedy Labor Department Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz

Governors at Southern Conference clash over civil rights

Governors from the South failed to rally behind federal civil rights actions at the Southern Governors Conference in White Sulphur Springs. Governor Barnett urged a stand, but the session ended with only polite applause and no broader push for change.

Barnett

Ohio Resources Officials Explain Policy At Meeting

Two Ohio Department of Natural Resources leaders spoke at an Athens district meet about revamping the agency to serve the public better. Director Fred E. Marr and Wildlife chief Dale Whitesell pressed organizing from Columbus inward to reduce duplication and top heaviness while safeguarding field workers and local game protection. Approximately 50 people attended, including county game protectors and wildlife personnel from a 17 county district.

Fred E. Moor Ohio Department of Natural Resources Athens Dale E. Whitesell Ohio Division of Wildlife Everett E. Ridge E. State St Messenger Fred E. Marr Department Division of Wildlife Organiz Morr Ohio Columbus Whitesell Wildlife Council Department of Natural Resources

Khrushchev Tours Ruined Slav City

Khrushchev visits Skopje amid rubble after the July quake. He thanks a 500-man Soviet rubble team and speaks with disaster survivors as about 100000 residents endure the ruined streets. The event follows U S aid discussions and prior U S visits.

Khrushchev Slav Skopje Yugoslavia U. S Orville Freeman Soviet Union West Germany

No Charges Yet In Murder Probe At Ross Home

Pomeroy Meigs County authorities delayed filing charges against Ralph Edmond Ross for the shotgun killing of his wife Charlotte Shiveler Fulmer Ross. Prosecutor Bernard Fultz planned talks with Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and said no action would be taken before Friday. Deputy Howard Frank found the woman dead, seated with a telephone in her lap, after a 12:55 a.m. call traced to the Ross residence. the shotgun lay in the kitchen.

Pomeroy Meigs Ralph Edmond (Hobbie) Ross Dorcas Charlotte Shiveler Fulmer Ross Bernard Fultz Robert Hartenbach Ross Sheriff's Office Tom Mathews Frank

Ohio University sends drums to Hue Vietnam for Hue University

Ohio University donates about 65 musical instruments valued at 12000 dollars to the Hue Conservatory of Music in Vietnam. Arrangements were made with the U S Air Force to transport the gear from Athens to Hue, pre dating the current unrest. A former OU dean’s Vietnam tire mishap led to the meeting that sparked the donation.

Ohio University Strifetorn University of Hue Vietnam Hue U. S. Air Force Athens F. N. Hamblin Conservatory of Music At Gilbert Stephenson Stephenson Vernon Alden

Viet officials crack Buddhist opposition in Saigon crackdown

Saigon's army arrests hundreds of monks and nuns, raids pagodas, and imposes martial law as U.S. officials denounce repressive actions. Ambassador Lodge arrives to assess the crisis while Kennedy's State Department rebukes Diem for breaking reconciliation promises.

Tokyo Ngo Dinh Diem U.S Dien Malcolm W. Browne Saigon Diem Browne Viet Nam Foreign Xa Lai Buddhist High Command Viet Nam Presse Tas Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Japan Kennedy State Department

Ohio Weather Outlook With Fog and Rising Humidity

The Columbus weather report notes fog along the Ohio River reducing visibility to zero at Chesapeake and Marietta while Toledo and Akron report clear skies. The forecast calls for fair skies and increased humidity over the next 24 to 36 hours. President Kennedy returns to Washington after visiting family at Cape Cod.

Columbus Ohio Ohio River Chesapeake and Marietta Toledo Akron Washington Kennedy Cape Cod

High Stakes in Viet Nam as U S Faces Diem Buddhist Struggle

President Kennedy acts cautiously amid Vietnam crisis with the Red threat, Diem's regime, and Buddhist protests. Amb. Lodge to assess options while U S troops and aid remain critical to the anti communist campaign. Washington fears Diem’s authoritarian rule could jeopardize Southeast Asia policy.

Washington Kennedy Viet Nam Southeast U. S Ngo Dinh Diem Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge United States Diem South Viet Nam Southeast Asia

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