New Administrator Named At Hospital
Rev. Sr. Rube, R. W., appointed administrator of Notre Dame Hospital to succeed Rev. Sr. Annunciata. Board notes growth from 40 to 80 staff, with 22 nurses and a blood bank. Annunciata moves to Hotel Dieu Hospital in Hauterine, Quebec, on September 4.
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Sr. Rube
R. W
Notre Dame Hospital
Sr. Annunciata
R. v. Sr. Aube
Fanny Allen Hospital
School of Nursing
Winooski Park
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
N.J
Seton Institute
Baltimore
Trator
Rev. Sr. Annunciata
Rev
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Hauterine
Que
Canada
Board of Trustees
Search Continues For Louis Bova in Mine Rescue
Rescuers drive an 18 inch escape shaft 305 feet into a coal mine to reach Louis Bova missing since August 13 after a cave in. Officials report a void found and gear lowered for confirmation while two other probes operate and the mine is closed for safety.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Fellin
Bova. Dr. H. B
Rescued Miner's Harrowing Tale From Pennsylvan ia Mine
Henry Throne tells AP of two weeks underground with David Fellin and Louis Bova as a cave in traps them more than 300 feet below. He recalls hallucinations, fear, and the collapse that left only helmet lights to guide them. The story previews an extended interview.
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Henry Throne
David Fellin
Pennsylvania
Throne
Associated Press
Hazleton, Pa
Davey
Louis Bova
Louis
Uis
Mass Civil Rights March To Lincoln Memorial For Kennedy S Support
Tens of thousands marched from the Washington monument to the Lincoln Memorial demanding a national civil rights bill. Leaders met Senate and House figures including Mansfield Dirksen Halleck and McCormack with Kennedy to be briefed on progress.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Illinois
Dirksen
Wilkins
Charles Halleck
Indiana
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
Monument
Courtesy Tickets Popular In Region
Out of state motorists in New England vacation areas often face lenient police enforcement for minor parking violations. Salem Massachusetts officers leave courtesy parking tags with friendly messages while Bangor Maine and Gardiner Maine departments similarly avoid aggressive fines for visitors. Continued on Page Nine.
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Associated Press
New England
Salem
Mass
Bangor
Maine
Gardiner
Public Service
William McDonald
Gas hazards slow rescue at MOAB potash mine
Rescuers face deadly carbon monoxide in a potash mine in Moab Utah where 25 men remain entombed after an explosion. The gas lies at the shaft bottom and rescuers must install a new air supply before continuing the search.
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Moab
Utah
Steve Hatsis
North America
Jone
Hatsis
Congress Works Toward Deadline On Rail Strike Legislation
Washington AP congressional sources say House and Senate move swiftly to avert a nationwide rail strike set for midnight. The emergency measure would compel arbitration on fireman jobs and crew size with 180 days of negotiations before a strike. Kennedy expected to sign once House approves Senate substitute.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
New Englanders In Demonstration In Boston To Washington
More than 1,200 demonstrators left Boston by bus for Washington for the March for Jobs and Freedom. Governor Peabody and his wife joined about 5,000 others to wish the marchers luck. At Carter Playground in Roxbury speeches urged civil rights action as Gloria Williams joined Mrs Peabody in singing We Shall Overcome. Kenneth Guscott of the NAACP urged moral progress and choosing justice over neutrality.
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Boston
Washington
Boston Common
Endicott Peabody
Carter Playground
Roxbury
Peabody
Gloria Williams
Kenneth I. Guscott
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
America
Martial Law Declared in Saigon Amid Buddhist Crisis
Saigon government imposes martial law after army chiefs persuade President Diem to act. The move follows Buddhist protests and crackdown on pagodas with hundreds of monks and nuns detained. Curfew eased but crisis continues as National Assembly election is postponed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Tokyo
U.S. State Department
Saigon University
Diem
National Assembly
Segregationist Johnson Wins Mississippi Governor Nomination
Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson Jr., a militant anti Kennedy segregationist, won the Democratic nomination for Mississippi governor in a record vote. He defeated former Gov. J P Coleman amid protests over civil rights and faces Republican Ruben Phillips in November. With 1,861 of 1,877 precincts reporting, Johnson led 253,427 to 193,021. An independent candidate also entered the general race. Johnson previously lost three nomination bids and a Senate bid before becoming lieutenant governor. Governor Ross Barnett supported Johnson. A mock vote among unregistered Black voters showed Coleman 26,721 to Johnson 49.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Coleman
Washington
Saigon
Ational
Paul Johnson
J. P. Coleman
Mine rescue under way after deadly potash explosion near Moab
Rescue operations begin for at least 16 and possibly 25 miners trapped deep underground after a potash mine explosion near Moab Utah. Henry Throne cites delirium during two weeks trapped as details emerge in exclusive AP report.
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Moab
Utah
Henry Throne
Associated Press
Washington
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Adelbert Jakeman
Atty
Nunzi Napolitano
Portland Kiwanis Club
William Langevin
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Everett M. Dirk
Papiwa Trio of
Cub Scouts
Pack 210
Saco
Long Beach
York
Short Sands Park
Norman Means
Rene
LaFortune
Norman Wilcox
Two Mile Beach
Short Sands
Fea, Corp
Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Frank Tippie
Texas Gulf Sulphur
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