Rescue crews near trapped miners after Robena mine blast
Rescue teams moved within 4000 feet of 36 miners trapped by a Robena No. 3 mine explosion. PA Secretary of Mines Lewis Evans called the situation desperate but hopeful as gas and coal dust fuel fears of another blast. Forty four workers in another section escaped unhurt.
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Lewis Evans
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Adenauer to retire as West German chancellor this autumn
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will retire in the autumn at age 87, announced by Heinrich von Brentano at a CDU meeting. The party rejected a Socialist coalition and is set to form a coalition with the Free Democrats, who had left the government over the Spiegel affair.
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Heinrich von Brentano
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London Smog Grips City With 106 Dead In Four Days
The worst London smog in a decade killed 106 people and sent over 1,000 to hospitals. Dense fog lingered in parts of the capital while visibility improved to 150 yards at London Airport and air traffic slowly resumed. Thames estuary ships remained stuck and commuter trains ran late.
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British Automobile Association
Thames Estuary
JFK To Visit Nuclear Development and Test Posts
President Kennedy flies west on Pearl Harbor anniversary to inspect command post and development sites for swift nuclear response. He departs 8 35 a m from Andrews A F B Maryland bound for Strategic Air Command near Omaha Nebraska with a two hour twenty five minute leg. The trip includes stops at top secret development and testing facilities in New Mexico and Nevada and a respite at Bing Crosby's Palm Desert home.
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Kennedy
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Andrews Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
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Neb
New Mexico
Nevada
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Bing Crosby
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Hoffa Trial Expected to Run Into 1963
In Nashville, lawyer for James R. Hoffa says the million-dollar conspiracy trial will extend into January 1963. Judge Miller recessed the trial until Monday, kept jurors locked up, and held a secret three-hour session with marshals guarding the courtroom.
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Tenn
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U.S
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Presidents Stevenson Kennedy Shake Hands at Kennedy Foundation Dinner
In Washington President Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson greeted each other warmly at a Kennedy Foundation awards dinner. Kennedy presented grants to foreign scientists aiding mental retardation research while Stevenson quipped about Mr Khrushchev's Moscow play. A recent magazine article fueled Cuban crisis tensions.
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Kennedy
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Moscow
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Experts Say Russia Will Withdraw Cuba Troops
U S authorities expect the Soviet Union to withdraw thousands of troops from Cuba now that offensive weapons have been removed. Intelligence estimates place 9000 to 15000 Soviet troops on the island. The Pentagon reports 42 bombers aboard outbound Soviet ships and no remaining missiles in Cuba. Negotiations in New York aim to secure full troop withdrawal as Premier Khrushchev informed Kennedy of planned pulls. Kennedy in a November briefing noted several ground units tied to weapons would be withdrawn.
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Racine Locks Bids Listed
Sprague & Henwood Inc of Scranton Pa submitted the apparent low bid for foundation investigation of the Racine locks and dam on the Ohio River near Pompey Roy. The bid totaled 50 798.40 dollars, the lowest of four bids. Rockefeller Center lit 7000 clear bulbs on a 67 foot Maine evergreen in the plaza between 49th and 50th Streets to start the Christmas season.
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Soviet Troops Aid Cuban Fortifications
A New York Times report states Soviet troops in Cuba help build underground fortifications and airfields. A Havana-dated dispatch says 5 000 to 10 000 Soviet soldiers remain, with many technicians staying to bolster Cuban defenses.
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New York
Cuba
New York Times
Washington
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Missile Safety Range Procedures Under Review After Polaris Incident
Cape Canaveral reports range safety procedures will be reviewed after a Polaris missile failed to detonate the first stage abort and a large under power section escaped destruction. The piece landed in the Atlantic 150 miles east of Savannah Georgia. If it had gone inland, officials feared potential casualties.
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Savannah
Winter Snow Paralyzes Southeastern Ohio Utilities
Frigid second storm cripples highways and power lines in Southeastern Ohio. Mason County reports six injuries, one critical, while Athens County schools close and buses run late. State roads vary from hazardous to open with drifting snow and continued cold.
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Mason County
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Chauncey - Dover
Nelsonville
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Salisbury
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West Virginia
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Point Pleasant
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Crippled By Storm Buries Ohio in Eight Inches to Foot Snow
A severe blizzard crippled northeastern Ohio with up to a foot and a half of snow. The storm slowed trains and buses, grounded planes, and closed many factories and schools. Winds 30 to 50 mph created five foot drifts and fatal accidents occurred in the Cleveland area.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Governor seeks grand jury transcript in liquor probe
Gov Michael V DiSalle renewed demands to obtain the seven week grand jury testimony in a probe of liquor department influence peddling. He asked Atty Gen Mark McElroy for a copy to release to newsmen, with court action to follow. Judge Draper warned the governor against releasing transcripts.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Draper
Quiet Day Of Infamy Marked At Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor observed the day with a quiet tribute and no speeches. A nine hole golf course on Ford Island was dedicated near the Arizona memorial as veterans planned flowers for 1102 sailors buried there.
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Ford Island
Bloch Gymnasium
U.S
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Navy Department
Some Games Postponed In Tonight’s High School Schedule
At press time it was nearly impossible to determine how many basketball games would be postponed. Schools awaited decisions by 1 p.m. Notable postponements listed include Dresden at Glouster North Gallia at Kgger Creek Eastern at Southwestern Shade at Albany McArthur at Union Furnace Waterloo at Rome Canaan and Middleport at Logan.
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Waterloo
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Middleport
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