Miners Treated After 14 Day Rescue From Hazleton Cave-In
Joking and singing, Henry Throne and David Fellin were hoisted from 300 feet underground after a 14 day cave-in ordeal. They were unharmed and taken to Hazleton State Hospital. Third miner Louis Bova remained trapped 25 feet away as rescue work continues with new drilling planned.
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H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
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Railroads Balk At Time Extension
The Senate struggles to pass an emergency rail labor bill ahead of a looming nationwide strike. Leaders warn the deadline may not be met as railroads reject any extension and push for arbitration over train crew staffing and diesel firemen cuts. House and Senate negotiators seek a path combining arbitration with remaining bargaining issues.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Sen
Morse
Panel Speakers Listed For Saco Sewage Hearing
The Saco sewer project hearing will feature a six member panel and a 12 member advisory group. Jaycees president Willard Stackpole moderates with Mayor J Edward Whelan and state and local officials in attendance. The session aims to explain the $300 000 bond share and 80 percent federal and state aid plan for a riverfront treatment plant and uptown interceptor. The second reading of the bond and a Sept 9 referendum are scheduled.
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Saco City Hall
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J. Edward Whelan
Raeburn Macdonald
Maine Water Improvement Commission
Lawrence Kraynick
Whitman and Howard Co
Stanley Hanson
U. S
Stanley Tupper
John Jabar
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
Camille Bedard
Biddeford
Willie Pomerleau
Harry Wooster
Saco Chamber of Commerce
Leon F Jones
Old Or ‘Chard Beach
Jerome Plante
House of Representences
Maine
Hugh Marshall
Area Industrial Development Committee
Philip Snow
Elmont Tyndale
Man Ready to Move Mountains Faces Tiny Hills
A humorous line notes that when a man is set to tackle great tasks he still encounters small obstacles that hinder firm footing and grip. The quip plays on the idea that even grand plans meet minor barriers.
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Bovas Rescue Hole Is Started
In Hazleton Pa a 17 inch escape hole for Louis Bova began today soon after Henry Throne and David Fellin were lifted to the surface unharmed. A four inch lifeline hole is also being drilled toward Bova who lies more than 300 feet underground. Four earlier attempts failed. Bova's fate remains uncertain as relatives and rescuers stay hopeful.
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David Fellin
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Fellin
Louis Bova
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Bova
Students Face Charges After Cuba Trip to Madrid
Fifty four American students in Madrid facing possible execution for violating the State Department ban on unauthorized travel to Cuba. Barry Hoffman left Cuba with the group but later traveled to New York. FBI and State Department interrogations followed. The students began the eight thousand mile route via Prague after the Havana visit, with another death and two women unable to return home.
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New York
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Raisner
Pennsylvania
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United States
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Calm Promises Amid Washington Civil Rights March
AP reports leaders pledge calm for the massive Washington march while uncertainty over turnout and transport grows. Rail unions threaten a nationwide strike at midnight if new rules take effect, risking stranded demonstrators and disrupted travel.
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Congress
March
Sy Posner
Di Stefano Freed After Abduction By Venezuelan Bandits
International soccer star Alfredo Di Stefano was released after a two day captivity by FALN agents in Caracas near the Spanish embassy. He reported being frightened but treated well and said he was assured he would not be harmed. The incident is linked to an international Communist group seeking attention for its cause.
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Venezuela
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di Stefano
Spain
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New York Yankees
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Interior Ministry
Canales
Brazil
Eisenhower backs treaty with anti aggression reservation
Former President Eisenhower joins Senate sponsors of the Moscow treaty and seeks a reservation allowing the United States to use nuclear weapons to halt aggression involving vital interests. He calls for sole U S judgment on weaponry and timing, while urging passage without renegotiation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
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United States
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy '‘Commission
Mansfield
Iit
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
US Ambassadors Meets Saigon Security Chief Amid Martial Law
In Saigon, Ambassador Lodge met with Ngo Dinh Nhu after the government ordered soldiers to shoot into illegal gatherings. Generals seized control, university faculties were sealed, and anti Buddhist crackdowns sparked resignations of South Vietnam’s embassy staff in Washington.
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South Viet Nam
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Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Thurssday
Frederick E. Nolting
Ton That Dinh
University of Saigon
Washington
State Department
United States
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