Public Sewage Hearing In Saco Draws Sparse Crowd
A meager turnout of 60 Saco citizens attended the city hall meeting on the proposed sewer project costing up to 300000 for the first phase with a second 300000 planned next year if approved by referendum. Mayor J Edward Whelan outlined funding from state and federal sources and urged residents to spread the word before the September 9 referendum.
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Miners Dead After Rescue Effort Ends In Utah Mine
Grim rescuers confirm eight miners dead after two of seven known survivors are brought to surface from a Utah pot ash mine following an explosion. Louis Bova remains trapped as rescuers press plans to lower a searcher into the mine.
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Alleged Killer Surrenders in New Jersey Police Murders
Thomas Trantino surrendered with his lawyer Miss Enid Gerling in a Manhattan tavern after a call from his office. Reporter Anthony Alborelli and photographer Ray Howard witnessed the surrender and followed to the East 22nd Street station. Trantino was booked on homicide charges in Hackensack while claiming to be a roofer from Brooklyn. The two slain officers in Lodi were Sgt. Peter Voto and Patrolman Gary Tedesco.
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There will be no income tax on extra hour
A humorous note claims no income tax due on earnings from the 25th hour of the 32nd day of the 13th month unless the calendar changes, attributed to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Rescuers Probe Hazleton Mine for Louis Bova Fate
Hope faded as crews widened four shafts in the reless coal mine where Louis Bova, 54, is entombed since Aug. 13. Daniel Bova heard a possible signal only to learn it was sand. Steel casing and enlargements aim to reach the trapped miner within ten days.
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Rescue Efforts Suspended at Potash Mine in Utah
Rescue work at the MOAB potash mine was halted to establish a fresh air pocket, delaying entry into tunnels as authorities reported five miners alive in good condition and 8 bodies found, with 10 others still unaccounted for after a blast that trapped 25 workers.
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Libel Payment Stayed By Judge In Georgia Case
U S District Judge Lewis R Morgan stayed execution of a 306 million libel verdict against Wally Butts pending post trial motions Curtis Publishing Co seeks new trial and possible judgment in its favor The 1962 Alabama Georgia game fixing accusations arose from a Saturday Evening Post article The jury awarded 60 000 general damages and 3 million punitive damages a libel record prior to the stay
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March on Washington signals begining and resolve
The Washington civil rights march drew about 200000 participants, with leaders urging action beyond symbolism. President Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. framed the event as a start, while organizers pressed for congressional passage of a civil rights bill and broader national change.
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Railroad Strike Averted as Congress Backs Arbitration
Congress quickly approved binding arbitration to settle key rail wage and work rule disputes and Kennedy signed the measure at 6 14 p m politics aside. The move ended an imminent nationwide strike and led carriers to suspend new work rule notices while rail unions canceled plans. Some critics warn the law only delays future discord and strikes.
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