Second Hole Drilled for Trapped Trio.
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports a twin six inch bore was drilled to reach miner Louis Bova and two others trapped 400 feet underground since last Tuesday. Rescue teams faced debris and road access delays as they attempt to establish contact and assess injuries. Authorities and officials provided updates as crews work with extendable drills and guidance via communication lines.
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Railways Seek Court OK to Cut Freight Rates
Seven railroads from the southeastern state filed petitions in U S District Court to obtain a temporary restraining order against IC C intervention. They seek to preserve a 260 percent reduction in railway grain shipment rates affecting Southern Railway with hopper cars rated at 100 tons capacity.
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Ohio
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Sterday
U.S. District Court
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Southern’ Railsway
Missing Altadenan Sailor Among Navy Carrier Mishaps
United Press report details multiple accidents aboard the USS Constellation near San Diego. At least five killed, four injured, four missing, including Lt. Robert J. Craig of Altadena, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Craig. One Phantom jet incident crushed a sailor, two BAT bombers collided, an explosion occurred as crew parachuted to safety.
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San Diego
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Wiliam Negus
Diego
Incubator Baby Battle At Los Angeles Hospital
David Barley, autoleing Stamene taoda, taken from an incubator yesterday at Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles. Doctors Sallie ios remain in critical condition though improved.
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Inos Angeles
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Union Plan for Rail Talks Set
Washington UPI lawyers for five railroad unions said ground rules for arbitrating the railroad labor dispute would be ready for submission today after a meeting with government negotiators. The Senate Commerce Committee was to discuss Kennedy's proposed rail strike legislation in a closed session. Carriers had already drafteda proposal to formalize oral acceptance of Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz arbitration plans. If agreed, carriers would implement work changes in 10 days.
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Khrushchev Visits Yugoslavia Sparks Chinese Blowback
Belgrade reports Khrushchev arrives for talks seen as a dramatic setback to Communist China. The visit follows tensions with Peking and signals a potential shift in bloc diplomacy. Observers note Yugoslav support and notes of contention in Moscow and Beijing.
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Service Chiefs Oppose Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
General Thomas Power the commander of Strategic Air Command told a Senate group yesterday that ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty is not in the nation's best interests. The four service chiefs voiced approval of the group’s inquiry and opposed the treaty on strategic grounds.
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Sales Boss Slain Over Auto Row in Los Angeles
A fatal shooting at an automobile sales office in Los Angeles left Benjamin Donacek, 38, of Gardena, dead after a customer demanded a refund on a car purchase and allegedly opened fire. The incident followed earlier disputes over a down payment and a canceled deal, with police naming a suspect who reportedly ordered the killing from outside the office. The case links to ongoing tensions in a disputed auto sale.
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Love Soldier in Coma Near Wedding in Germany
Helga Lang, 20, faces a life changing choice after her U.S. Army fiancé Roger Zamora, ambulance driver from Stanford, is critically injured in a tractor-trailer crash in Germany. He remains in a coma, recently regaining some speech and feeding ability, while Helga struggles with information access and hope as aid workers and media follow the ordeal.
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Kennedy civil rights bill coverage from late August news
A fragmented wire note recounts Kennedy civil rights actions and expected congressional move. It mentions a broadcast schedule, a White House demonstration, and House Judiciary Committee participation linked to the pending bill. The item notes an anticipated attendance of 100,000 to 250,000 in Washington after Labor Day.
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Kefauver Successor Revealed in Tennessee Senate
Tennessee Democrats announce Herbert S Chatters will be named to succeed the late senator as a U S senator from Tennessee, replacing Estes Kefauver who has died recently. The party confirms the selection today.
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Tenn
Ufl
DemocraticsNational
Herbert S. Chat
Tennessee
Kefauver
Tension rises in Vietnam over Buddhist crisis
Reports from Saigon Hue and Da Nang describe mounting clashes between Buddhists and government forces. Protests include a Hue funeral procession for monk Thich Tieu Dieu and a boycott of a Catholic rector’s hiring, amid threats of self immolation and violent suppression. Local officers and students face arrests, beatings, and tense demonstrations as the crisis deepens.
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Cao- van* Lam
DA Nang
L A Blaze Wrecks Downtown Building Causing Big Damage
Fire gutted part of a downtown Los Angeles building driving damage estimated at over 20000 dollars. Flames at the Suarkke Wipe ng Bag Co were checked after about 45 minutes by eleven fire units.
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Suarkke Wipeng Bag Co
Life of a Tennessee political figure and builder
Born near Leadville Tennessee on November 1 1891 he began work as a water carrier for 25 cents a day before starting Walters Construction. He footed a long path through military academy Carson-Newman and University of Tennessee before funds stopped him. Although active in politics he never served as state legislator until 1932 when appointed state inspector commissioner and later became a long time state Democratic Party leader supporting governors.
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