Long Happy Ride to Safety Springs Trap for 2 Miners
David Fellin and Henry Throne survived a nearly two week entombment in Hazleton Pennsylvania. They were released in good condition and sought details on Louis Bova trapped 25 feet away. Drilling to reach Bova continued as family and officials mapped plans to locate him and understand the cave in that separated him from the others.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Anna
Bova
Throne
Rescue efforts shift to search for third trapped miner
Hazleton, Pa AP A 12 inch drill began to locate Louis Bova 42 still trapped more than 300 feet underground after two weeks as Fellin 58 and Throne 28 were pulled to surface. Officials said if life signs appear they will dig further while lifeline holes continue.
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Bova
Fellin
Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H.B. Charmbury
Throne
Charmbury
Gordon H. Smith
Rova
Sth
Graf
Bovaig
Hazleton State Hospital
Peter Saras
Anthony Fidulla
Saras
Weather Forecast Notes Warm, Humid. Kansas Sees Showers
Area forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and warmer tonight and Wednesday with low teens mid 70s and highs near 100 in central areas. In Topeka, warm humid weather continues with possible showers in northern counties by Wednesday as a frontal system moves south from Nebraska. overnight rainfall limited to .53 inch at St. Francis.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
St. Francis
Intercepted Letter to Cha Reveals Rescue and Plans
Intercepted letter discusses two miners rescued and hints at possible actions tied to a Washington march and a looming rail strike. The writer contemplates rescinding some thoughts if events unfold as planned, signing off as Dear Cha.
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Washington
Calm Dignified Washington March Pledged by Leaders
Washington leaders pledge calm for a large civil rights march while facing transport concerns and possible violence. Unions threaten a nationwide midnight strike over new rules, possibly stranding demonstrators. Estimates of attendees range from 100,000 to 250,000 as police prepare for large crowds. Financial aid and transmission of funds flow to transport participants from Georgia. A Philip Randolph promises precautions to prevent violence.
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Washington
Congress
March
Sy Posner
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Railway
National Press Club
Daylight Thievery At River Cabin
R L Cares of Parsons reports theft at a Neosho River cabin in Neosho county southeast corner. Tools, a clock radio, a flashlight, and two car batteries vanished yesterday morning. one battery stolen from Cares' car. He was away in another vehicle when the theft occurred and only learned of it later.
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Erie
Neosho River
Neosho County
R. L. Cares
Parsons
Cares
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 1963 Update
AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 49 fatalities in August 1963 and 369 for the year to 9 a.m. Tuesday, with 329 compared to the comparable 1962 period. No fatalities in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Anna Fellin Wins Battle To End Mining For Husband
In Hazleton Pennsylvania AP: Anna Fellin, wife of Davey Fella rescued with Henry Throne from two weeks entombment, persuades him to quit mining. Fellin, after a session with his physician Dr Anthony Fedullo, promises to retire from underground work, saying Anna wins.
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Hazleton
Anna Fellin
Davey Fella
Henry Throne
Fellin
Anthony Fedullo
Anna
Be ginning of cave in food scarce for six days
Saras said he asked Throne about thoughts in the mine. Throne replied that initially there was no food for the first six days. Contact with Fel lin and Throne came only after nearly six days.
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Fidulla
Fellin
Saras
Throne
Hazleton Hospital
Ira Mills
Strike Plans Threaten Nationwide Rail Work Stoppage
Washington reports railroads warned of a near total freight halt before the strike deadline and many lines will cancel passenger trains that cannot reach final destinations before midnight Wednesday. Railroads will enforce new job cutting work rules at midnight as five operating unions vow to strike. Congress faces slim odds of enacting a preemptive measure before the hour.
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Washington
Congress
Lodge and Nhu discuss crisis in Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge spent over two hours with Ngo Dinh Nhu in Saigon amid political religious turmoil in South Vietnam. A curfew remained and a Saigon election was postponed by order of President Diem as martial law shows tentative easing in some provinces.
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Nhu
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
National Assembly
Diem
Salinan man killed in Sutton headon crash
Milburn I. Smith, 51, a Salina, Kansas salesman, was killed in a headon collision on U.S. 6 eleven miles west of Sutton Nebraska late last night.
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Sutton
Neb
Milburn I. Smith
Salina
Kan
U.S. 6
City launches street paving plan for 30 blocks in southwest town
The city commission adopted resolutions for asphalt paving of 30 blocks, with a 20 day protest period and six publication notices. Connecting links and a five block addition near Beech were approved. Asphalt Construction Co. bid rejected then renegotiated to meet estimates. Repairs planned on West Main, Lincoln corner, and North Lincoln. Contract now negotiated for six southeast blocks: 11th to 12th, 12th to 13th, 13th to 14th, 15th to 16th, Central area, and 18th to 19th plus Evergreen to Central on 12th.
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City Commission
Prop County
R. J. Hayes
Commission
Beech
Garfield
Steuben
Elm
Evergreen
Highland
West Main
Plummer
Lincoln and
Elm Corner
North
Lincoln
Hayes
Asphalt Construction Co
Pittsburg
It's Costing More to Live Record High July
The cost of living rose in July by 0.5 percent to a record high for the second straight month, led by food and gasoline. The July consumer price index reached 107.1, about 10.71 dollars to buy 1957-59 base items. The rise, 1.5 percent from a year earlier, prompted wage reviews lifting some living allowances for about 1,025,000 workers in automotive, aerospace, and related industries. The report also notes mixed city governance actions from park lighting projects to a new eight-mill city tax and public safety retirement implications for firefighters.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Arnold Chase
Hayes
Fire Department
Martin Johnson Field
Federal Avition Agency Flight Service
Rail deadline looms as potential rail strike looms
Senate leaders urged delay in new work rules amid a looming Thursday strike threat by unions after railroads announced a 12:01 a.m. Thursday rule effective. House and Senate maneuvering aimed to pass binding arbitration to avert shutdowns, with leaders saying action may come soon but not under pressure.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Kirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
House
House Rules Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Dirksen
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
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Juco
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Salinan
Tennessee
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Allen
Wilson
Western
Herb Washburn
William E. Benson
American Legion Baseball Committee
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Santa Fe Park
May Carlson
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Paul Wagner
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