Drillers Close In To Free 3 Miners Trapped Underground
Rescue crews drill toward three men trapped 400 feet below ground near Hazleton Pennsylvania. One miner David Fellin 58 spoke to his wife via surface hole saying he is cold but okay. Debris isolates Louis Bova 42 as crews work a separate line and monitor night shift chatter.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Pattersonville
Steve Horan
Fellin
Henry Throne
Hora
Teller Sees Test Ban as Step to War
Washington AP Dr Edward Teller warned senators that the limited nuclear test ban treaty would not bring peace but move away from safety and perhaps toward war. The UC Berkeley physicist argued the ban would bar vital knowledge for missile defense and cited Soviet missile tests as indicators of future capabilities. He urged ongoing testing and warned the agreement could threaten national security.
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Teller
Washington
Edward Teller
University of California
United States
China
Russia
Robert S. McNamara
Court verdict awards Wally Butts 3 million in libel suit
A federal jury in Atlanta granted Wally Butts 3,060,000 against the Saturday Evening Post over a March 23 article accusing him of football game fixing. The verdict includes 60,000 general damages and 3 million punitive damages, described as the largest libel award in Georgia federal court history.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
University of Georgia
Frank Graham Jr
New York
Clay Blair Jr
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia
Bryant
Frank Scoby
Chicago
O.C. Aderhold
William H. Schroder Jr
The
Grand Meadow Liquor Store Posts 8554 Net Profit
Grand Meadow Minnesota village clerk Robert Lamp reported that the municipal liquor store earned a net of 8554 for the first seven months of 1963. Of this amount 3000 is being moved from the liquor fund to the general fund to help cover current village expenses.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Robert Lamp
Thunder and Parachutes Crash Kills Two Airmen
Two B47 bombers collided at 27 000 feet during a training mission from Schilling Air Force Base. Lt Col William W Thomas and Capt Peter J Macchie were killed, Capt Leonard A Theis missing, others injured. Fire and search crews scoured the Iowa hillside near Irwin as witnesses described thunderlike blasts and mushroom clouds.
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Irwin
Iowa
Air Force
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Schilling
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Omaha
William W. Thomas
Syracuse
N.Y
Peter J. Macchie
Belleville
N.J
Leonard A. Theis
San Fernando
Calif
Thomas
Air Police
Iowa Highway
Richard M. Smiley
Arlington
Allan M. Ramsey Jr
Bainbridge
Smiley
Richard M. Snowden
Clarkston
Wash
Palmer Wins Akron Test at Firestone for World Series Bid
Arnold Palmer shot 69 at Firestone Country Club to win the Akron test, finishing one under par and five strokes ahead of Phil Rodgers and Jacky Cupit. His victory earns Palmer a spot in the World Series of Golf with Julius Boros, Jack Nicklaus, and Bob Charles for the $75,000 event September 7-8.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Phil Rodgers
Palmer
Rodgers
Cupit
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Firestone Country Club
Capita
Area Girl Takes Teaching Position
Miss Darlene Holland of Grand Meadow will teach fourth grade at Randall School in Madison Wisconsin. She is a 1959 Grand Meadow High School graduate and a 193 Winona State College alumna.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Darlene Holland
C. T. Holland
Randall School
Madison
Wis
Holland
Grand Meadow High School
Winona State College
Motors Take Lead in Early Stock Market Gains
New York AP reports motors paced an improving stock market with oils and drugs joining gains. Chrysler rose over a point while GM Ford AMC and Studebaker gained fractions. rails slipped about half a point. AP index nudged down slightly at noon with mixed bond movements.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Los
U.S
40-Foot Jelly-Like Creature Spotted Off Sandy Hook
A 40-foot long invertebrate described as a jellylike hunk was seen undulating near the surface in the Atlantic about 25 miles southeast of Times Square off Sandy Hook. Dr. Lionel Walford notes it lacks bones and facial features while researchers observed with a shark-proof diving cage.
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Sandy Hook
N.J
Atlantic Ocean
Lionel A. Walford
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Research Center
Walford
Times Square
State Welfare Department Sets State Fair Exhibit
The Minnesota Department of Public Welfare outlines fair booths focusing on child services and day care resources. PKU screening for infants remains a key feature, with urine tests and dietary guidance to prevent mental retardation. The exhibit also showcases services for the blind including talking books and Braille materials, plus a State Services for the Blind vending stand.
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Minnesota
Welfare
Department of Welfare
Mickelson
Rich Contractor 71 Named to Kefauver Senate Seat
Democratic Gov. Frank Clement named Herbert S. Walters to succeed the late Sen. Estes Kefauver. Walters, 71, East Tennessee contractor and long time Democratic figure, will hold the seat until a successor is chosen in the Nov. 3, 1964 election. Kefauver died Aug. 10 of a heart attack. Walters is not expected to run in 1964, clearing the field for Clement if he chooses to run.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
Herbert S. Walters
East Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Walters
Kefauver
Clement
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Weekend highway carnage links multiple families across states
The catastrophe toll spread across Minnesota and South Dakota as five members of Lt Cmdr Jay M Duncan’s family died in a crash near Custer South Dakota. Seven others were injured and a Breckenridge driver escaped with minor hurt. Minnesota recorded 16 fatalities with Miss Jeanette Johnson among the latest dead from Mendota Heights head-on crash.
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Verlan W. Smith
Minnesota
South Dakota
Jeanette Johnson
Stillwater
Minn
Mendota Heights
St. Paul
Accidents Plague Mil Fleet With Week of Losses
A week of U S military aircraft crashes leaves at least 11 servicemen and two civilians dead, 17 hurt, and 15 aircraft destroyed. Five accidents happened Monday, including jets from the carrier Independence, a Constellation landing disaster, and two B47 collisions over Iowa. One plane hit a house in France, injuring a couple and a 7 month old baby. Parachutes saved two pilots from the fogbound France crashes.
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Associated Press
U.S
Clayton
N.M
Felin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Irwin
Iowa
France
Plouarnel
Brittany
Independence
Governors adopt unanimity rule to curb anti civil rights moves
Southern governors at White Sulphur Springs approved a unanimous vote rule to require any resolution to gain all governor support. The move, urged by Gov. Donald Russell, was backed by Gov. George Wallace who said the rule gives him veto power over disliked resolutions. Demonstrations by about 100 Black and white protesters occurred outside the Greenbrier Hotel during the session.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnet
Mississipp
Resolutions Committee
Eobert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Greenbrier
Walla
Barnett
McClellan Reports Interrogate Gang Informer Valachi
New York Daily News reports Sen John L McClellan chaired a four hour interview with gangland informer Joseph Valachi at Fort Monmouth New Jersey on Sunday Also present were William G Handley and an unidentified aide as prep for upcoming syndicated crime hearings Valachi faces deadly underworld risk and possible testimony date unclear. officials would not comment.
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New York
New York Daily News
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigation Committee
Joseph Valachi
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
William G. Handley
Justice Department
Clellan
Valachi
McClellan
Washingto
Underworld
Weather Outlook with Warm Tonight and Showers
Fair tonight with some scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer. Highs around 84 to 88, tonight’s low 54 to 64.
Helpful to Student Bet ter Grades in 30 Days series
The Herald’s editorial page features the second article in a new series addressed to school children and parents. It promotes better grades by applying modern techniques to classroom work and aims to make learning more rewarding.
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Today
Herald
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Anna Fellin
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Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Thomas S. Power
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
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Curtis E. LeMay
Foreign Relations Committee
Hart
G. Meadow Liquor Store
Duane Barratt
Norman Campbell
Donald Brundige
Frank Petsche Place
Brundige
Petsche
Brundige Farm
Irwin Bank
Bill Brue
Harlan
Here
Barratt
Mac
Chei
Macchei
Harlan Hospital
Col. Thomas
Jesse Benson
Benson
Capt. Ramsey
Ramsey
State Welfare Department
Senate
Ter
Duncan Machine
Tracy
Gerald McKinney
Savage
Robert Ely
Bedford
McKinneys
Elys
White Bear Lake
Joette Lanz
Lincoln
Neb
Glenn Kerr
Jamestown
N.D
US. 75
Breckenridge
Jerome Lang
Charlotte
George Gould
Bartlesville
Okla
Barbara
Gould
Sandra Gould
Marty
Mike
Jim Fetter
Fairmont
Iene
EX ST
Benito Segovia
Monterrey
Mexico
John Slosar
Stratford, Conn
Williamsport
Curtis LeMay
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Earle Wheeler
Army Chief of Staff
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Naval Operations
David Shoup
Marine Corps
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