Nine More Victims Sighted In Mine Tragedy
Rescue teams locating more bodies at the Robena No. 3 mine after Thursday’s explosion report nine additional victims found, raising the confirmed dead and missing totals as ventilation remains disrupted. State and church officials describe mangled remains and ongoing recovery challenges.
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John C. Moore
Frick District
U.S. Steel
Norman Benninghoff
Robena
BEN DE Forest Carmichaels
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
Evans
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
Ex-Sheriff Henry Ness of Pope County Dies at 83
GLENWOOD Minn AP Henry Ness former Pope County sheriff and later county commissioner died Sunday at age 83 Funeral arrangements were in complete
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Pope Co
Glenwood, Minn
Henry Ness
Pope County
Farm Bureau Head Urges Defeat of Tax Reductions
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged defeating proposed federal income tax cuts unless matched by spending cuts. He warned deficit spending risks inflation and urged shifting education and social costs to states and individuals while criticizing Kennedy administration fiscal policy.
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Farm Bureau
Atlanta, Ga
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Federation
Kennedy
Congress
United States
British Troops Attack Rebels In Brunei Oil Fields
British forces led by Gurkhas and Highlanders assault rebel positions in Seria Brunei as 500 plus rebels reportedly surrender. Skirmishes in Brunei Town leave a soldier wounded while Shell employees allegedly used as shields. Rebel leader Azahari pledges continued resistance and appeals to world leaders for mediation.
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Brunei
Seria
Little Sultanate
Borneo
Legislative Council
Kuala Belait
Shell Oil Co
A. M. Azahari
Philippine
Manila
Kennedy
Sarawak
North Borneo
Soviet and U S to Issue Separate Security Council Statements
At the United Nations press time the Soviet Union and the United States planned parallel statements in the Security Council to close the Cuban crisis debate. Informants said the United States seeks verification of removal of offensive weapons from Cuba and nonreintroduction guarantees, while the Soviet Union demands a U S pledge that Cuba will not be invaded.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
U.N
Cuba
U S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Premier Promises National Election In Syria
Premier Khaled El Azem pledged national elections for a new parliament by July 1963. He said his three month-old cabinet seeks stability and democracy and will establish a law regulating the political party system before the polls.
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Damascus
Syria
Khaled el- Azem
Azem
Newsmen
Azemi
Iowa official urges end to common law marriages
Lawrence Putney of the Iowa Social Welfare Board proposes abolishing common law marriages to reduce illegitimacy as ADC rolls show 3,486 illegitimate children and nearly 1.5 million dollars in ADC benefits. He cites legal hurdles and suggests birth control and sterilization, but warns legislation is needed for many reforms.
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Des Moines
Iowa Social Welfare Board
Lawrence Putney
Putney
Iowa
ADC
Department of Social Welfare
Readings below zero in northern Minnesota
The Associated Press reports chilling northerly winds drive temperatures below zero in northern Minnesota with International Falls at 9 below Hibbing 6 below and Bemidji 3 below. Tonight expects lows of 5 to 15 below in northern areas. Southern readings near zero expected tonight.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
International Falls
Hibbing
Bemidji
Scottish Tot to Get Operation in New York
Glasgow parents take 19 month old Margaret McKeown to New York for urgent eye tumor surgery to save her life and possibly her remaining sight. Benefactor Mrs. Marie Ramsay of Reno funds travel for the family and will have brothers examined for hereditary disease.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Little Margaret McKeown
New York
Matthew
Mary McKeown
America
Marie Ramsay
Reno
Nev
Weathy
United States
Britain
State Health Service
Mrs. Ramsay
McKeown
Margaret
N. Y
Mood in state Minnesotans approve election law changes
Minnesotans and legislators were surveyed as the Legislature nears its biennial session. Voters cite election law fixes and fiscal concerns, naming taxes, spending, and the business climate as top issues, with taconite and industry climate also prominent.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
International Falls
Fairmont
Kenneth E. Mossberg
Red Wing
Fergus Falls
Virginia
T. H. Underdahl
Winona
Nehru Warns Cease-Fire Could Be Trick On Border War
Prime Minister Nehru, in a radio address and Parliament, warned that Red China's cease-fire and withdrawal move may be deceptive and told frontline troops to be ready for a prolonged struggle. He urged Chinese withdrawal to positions of Sept 8 and offered ICJ reference if honored.
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Nehru
Henry S. Bradsher
New Delhi
India
China
Himalayas
Peking
International
Replace Juror in Hoffa Trial
Mrs James Paschal of Woodbury Tennessee was absent from the Hoffa conspiracy trial and was replaced by alternate juror Walter Harper of Bethpage Tennessee. The substitution occurred at the start of week eight and followed a secret court session. Government attorneys reportedly warned the judge of an alleged attempt to approach a juror.
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Nashville
Tenn
James Paschal
Woodbury
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Walter Harper
Bethpage
William E. Miller
Paschal
Twin City drivers reject cooling off call in strike threat
Twin City bus drivers union rejected Gov Andersen's 30 day cooling off request and prepared to strike at 4 p.m. Tuesday if no contract is reached. A military hearing opened in Mountain Home Idaho to decide if Airman J C Gerald M Anderson will face court martial for a double murder or be cleared.
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Twin City
Minneapolis
Twin City Bus Drivers Union
Elmer L. Andersen
Idaho Mountain Home
Idaho
J.C. Gerald M. Anderson
Preliminary hearing for Meyer Washington in murder charge
In Davenport Iowa the preliminary hearing for Meyer Terry Washington 44 charged with first degree murder opened in Police Magistrate Court and was continued until Tuesday.
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Davenport
Iowa
Meyer Terry Washington
Panel Forms Three Judge Panel To Over Minnesota Recount
Chief Justice Oscar Knutson announced a three judge panel will handle Minnesota governor recount logistics and venue. The panel includes J H Sylvestre Sidney Kaner Leonard Keyes Jr with John W Graff as alternate. Recount start could occur by Monday and finish in five to six days if simultaneous across counties.
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J. H. Sylvestre
Crookston
Sidney E. Kaner
Duluth
Leonard J. Keyes Jr
St. Paul
John W. Graff
Knutson
Supreme Court
Elmer L. Andersen
Albert Lea
Karl Rolvaag
Freeborn County
Andersen
Capitol
Kaner
Sylvestre
Keyes
Rolvaag
Warren Plunkett
Freeborn County District Court
Boy Picks Mom for $100 Prize at McPherson Fair
Terry Wedel, five, drew the winning ticket in McPherson Kansas for a prize of 100 silver dollars at the Christmas fair windup. He reached into a box of about 10,000 tickets and selected his mother, Mrs. Robert Wedel of McPherson, as the winner.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Terry Wedel
Terry
Robert Wedel
McPherson
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Raymond
AP Photofax
US. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Grange
John T. Wheeler
Brunei Town
Rakyat (People’s) Party
Carlisle
U.S
N.Y
Lev Landau
Rolf Sohlman
Moscow
Landau
Tass
Les Johnson
Willmar
John L. Wight
West St. Paul
Ceylon
Hoffa
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