Rescue Efforts Intensify To Find Miner Louis Bova
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers press multiple fronts and plan to enlarge a 12 inch escape hole as they intensify efforts to reach trapped miner Louis Bova age 54 with the possibility of sending a man underground to search for him in Utah and Pennsylvania.
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Fulbright Pushes Pact Approval For Nuclear Test Ban
Senate Foreign Relations Committee voices support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty with no reservations. Fulbright urges quick Senate action while Rusk signals no need for formal reservations. The committee vote stands 16 to 1 amid ongoing prep subcommittee work.
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Civil Rights March on Washington Sends Powerful Message
A massive orderly crowd of about 200000 gathered at the Lincoln Memorial for the civil rights march. Leaders urged congressional passage of Kennedy's civil rights bill while Kennedy called it a beginning and praised the march's quiet dignity.
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Five miners trapped in Utah potash mine halt rescue
Rescue teams paused after finding eight bodies and attempting to establish a fresh air base at the 2700 foot shaft. Officials said 25 workers were trapped after Tuesday’s explosion at Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. mine. two were rescued, five believed alive, while the fate of the remaining ten was unknown.
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Accused Slayer Surrenders After Talks With Newsmen
New York police say parolee Thomas Trantino surrendered after arranging with an Associated Press reporter and photographer to give himself up. The 27 year old, linked to the slayings of two Lodi, New Jersey police officers, walked into a Manhattan station soon after detectives killed another suspect, Frank Falco, in a hotel hideout. Trantino claimed he wanted to "get it off my chest" and had feared Falco.
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Power Pool Formed by Utilities in Ohio
Columbus announces creation of a central and southwestern Ohio power pool by The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. Cols, The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., and The Dayton Power and Light Co. The plan pools generating and transmission systems and adds capacity. A 400000 kilowatt unit will be built at Walter C Beckford Station near New Richmond, Ohio.
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Preliminary murder hearing postponed for Ross in Dorcas case
The preliminary hearing on the first degree murder charge against Ralph Hobbie Ross, 64, of Dorcas, was postponed again in Meigs County Court. Proceedings were rescheduled for Friday at 11 a.m. The charge stems from the August 21 shotgun slaying of his wife Charlotte, 39, at their home.
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Congress Passes Law to Avert Rail Strike
Congress enacted and President Kennedy signed strike blocking legislation to avert a potential nationwide railroad shutdown. The measure creates a seven member arbitration board with up to 180 days to decide on personnel and crew size disputes, while unions criticize the move as backward.
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Two Strato-tankers vanish over Atlantic during refueling
Dozens of ships and planes search the Atlantic for two KC135 strato-tankers missing with 11 aboard after radio contact was lost east of Daytona Beach. An oil slick and debris were sighted 560 miles east of Daytona.
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Battle of the chins as stainless steel razor blades clash
U S razor blade makers led by Gillette Shick and American Razor Box race to dominate the stainless steel blade market. Wilkinson Sword from Britain sparked the push with an imported blade that found fast American demand. Prices and production costs vary as firms convert plants and compete for American shoppers.
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