Miners Throne Fellin Rescued After 14 Day Mine Ordeal
Henry Throne and David Fellin were pulled to the surface from over 300 feet underground in Hazleton after 14 days in a mine cave in. Both men appeared in excellent shape and joked about the rescue while doctors planned tests and warned Throne may need a short hospital stay. Louis Bova remains trapped 25 feet away as attempts to drill a lifeline continue.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Felling
Thone
Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Peter Saras
Anthony Fidulla
Saras
Hazleton Hospital
Era Mills
Fidulla
Tone
Dave Fellin
Senate struggles to pass rail labor bill before deadline
Washington AP reported the Senate stalled on a nationwide rail strike avert bill with leaders doubtful it would pass by the 12:01 a.m. Thursday deadline. House Speaker McCormack said the House would act Wednesday if the Senate acted today.
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Washington
Senate
E. J. Wolfe
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Mansfield
Kennedy
Congress
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Len Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
D-Wash
House Commerce Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ate
Hubert H Humphrey
Sen. Morse
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sen. Cotton
Cost of Living Rises in July to New High
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent July rise in the consumer price index to 107.1 with food, gasoline, and medical costs driving the increase. Yearly inflation hits 1.5 percent as prices climb across major goods and services. Wage adjustments follow, boosting hourly allowances for about 1.0 million workers in automotive, aerospace, farming equipment, trucking, and related sectors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Arnold Chase
Burke urges verification before ratification of nuclear ban
Washington AP report says former CNO Arleigh Burke calls for inspection of Soviet nuclear facilities prior to treaty ratification. Earlier adviser Dr. George B. Kistiakinsky urged ratification to move the process forward.
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Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
George B. Kistiakinsky
Eisenhower
Rails Will Slow Down Triggering Nationwide Strike
Rail officials say freight lines will halt by Thursday, risking a nationwide strike. Passenger service may be suspended if trains arrive after new work rules take effect. A separate item notes an Air Force inquiry into a B47 collision that killed three on August 19. Eau Claire area asks ICC to restore the 400 trains on the Chicago Twin Cities Mankato run.
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Congress
Washington
Eau Claire
Wis
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pedestrian Killed by Car in Minnesota Traffic Toll Rise
The Associated Press reports two deaths in Minnesota traffic crashes increased the yearly toll to 465, with Andrew Peter Unger five, of Detroit and Leona Fevig, 53, of Minneapolis, among the victims. Unger darted into a county road, struck near Graceville by a car. Fevig died at a hospital after a late Monday street crossing incident.
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Minnesota
Andrew Peter Unger
Alice Unger
Detroit
Mich
Graceville
V.J. Lundquist
Minneapolis
Leona Fevig
Girl Killed by Tractor Driven by Brother in Farm Accident
Pamela Stottlers, 7, died after a tractor driven by her brother Dennis, 20, struck her on the family farm near De Graff Benson Minnesota. The parents were away on vacation in the Black Hills and Denver.
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Benson, Minn
Pamela Stottlers
Dennis
de Graff
Black Hills
Denver
Freeman Seeks Unified Farm Plan for Stable Prices
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman called for a comprehensive unified program of agricultural policy to replace patchwork rules. He foresaw a modest rise in 1963 cash receipts from higher livestock marketing and stressed maintaining abundant food and fiber at fair prices with sufficient reserves to meet emergencies.
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Washington (Ap
Orville L. Freeman
Kennedy
Freeman
Davey Fellin Quits Mining After Rescue Ordeal
Hazleton Pa Anna Fellin wins feisty battle as Davey Fellin promises to quit mining after two weeks entombment. Dr Anthony Fedullo confirms Fellin told him Anna prevailed and he will abandon underground work.
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Davey Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Anthony Fedullo
Anna
Uncertainty Gathers as Capitol Civil Rights March Looms
Washington brace as civil rights march organizers pledge calm while facing rail strike risk and uncertain turnout. Sy Posner notes 2000 marchers financially unable to attend. King led SCLC sent funds for 300 marchers from Georgia. Police prepare for large crowds with unclear arrival mix by rail air and road.
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Posner
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Albany
Savannah
Rescue Team Starts Drilling Lifeline to 3rd Trapped Man
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers began a 172 inch escape hole for Louis Bova to reach him 300 feet underground after Henry Throne and David Fellin were freed. A lifeline hole had failed in four previous attempts while Bova’s status remained unknown two weeks after the cave in.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Throne
Fellin
Bova
Mike Rank drills escape hole to save trapped miners in Hazleton
Mike Rank, 39, of Bethleham Conn, operated a 65 ton drilling rig to finish an 18 inch end bore through 300 feet of rock, completing the escape hole for David Fellin and Henry Throne. Rank faced constant danger and timed the final breakthrough to rescue the miners.
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Hazleton
Mike
Nelson Stauffer
Mike Rank
Bethel
Conn
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Rank
Fellin
Throne
Lost and Found at State Fair Becomes Impromptu Babysitters
At Minnesota State Fair the Lost and Found handles vast items from car keys to purses and baby carriages while also babysitting up to 40 lost children daily. The staff, a 25-member police unit, tracks and reunites families, offering treats to calm anxious youngsters.
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State Fair
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Variable clouds with scattered showers through Wednesday
A weather item notes variable cloudiness with few scattered showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday. Highs reach 75 to 85 degrees and tonight's lows 58 to 65. Thursday looks drier with precipitation unlikely and temperatures near normal.
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