Rescue drilling for Louis Bova continues after Throne and Fellin lift
In Hazleton Pennsylvania drilling for an escape hole to reach trapped miner Louis Bova began at 5 45 am less than five hours after Henry Throne and Day Fellin were lifted alive from over 300 feet underground. Bova is believed injured and unseen since August. Relatives express cautious optimism as crews pursue a lifeline hole and a nearby six foot offset bore. The Bova family and spouse of Louis await news while workers vow to persevere.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Henry Throne
Daya Fellin
Throne
Fellin
Bova
Krone
Ana Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Boya
John
Dan
John Bova
Lous
Thrones
Gordon H. Smith
Charmbury
Smith
Mike Rank
Mike
Mrs.Throne
Mrs. Fellin
Mike Rank Completes Escape Drill By Precise Drill
Mike Rank drilled an escape hole for Ainat Lars, drilling resumed after pauses as dust cleared and commands to lift were issued. At 6:23 the bit reached the final inches and the escape was completed amid in tent audio and shouted orders.
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Rank
Fellin
Miners Freed After 329 Hours in Escape Hole Rescue
Throne and Fellin emerged from the mine shaft to cheers and tears after 329 hours in a cold cramped boreal chamber. The surface crowd roared as a helicopter awaited, while officials and families celebrated the successful exit and the end of a long, perilous ordeal.
Two Miners Freed After Coal Cave In Reunion News
Hazleton Pennsylvania report on miners David Fellin and Henry Throne who were trapped near two weeks in a coal mine and reunited with their wives at Hazleton State General Hospital after medical checks. Doctors praised their excellent shape and spirits as Throne and Fellin expressed relief and appetite.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throne
Shepton
Hazleton State General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Peter Saras
Anthony Fidulla
Pellin
Fidulla
Fein
Savas
Lou Bova
Anna
Rescue survivors recount peril at hospital after ordeal
A dramatic hospital scene followed two men, Fellin and Throne, being pulled from a two week survival fight. Helicopters landed near Elks parking lot while doctors nurses and reporters waited. Both men, dirty and dazed, were wheeled into care as wives and relatives gathered. Their families expressed belief that Bove may still be alive and urged continued search and recovery efforts.
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Throne
Mien 10
Elks
Felim
Fellin
Joseph Kline
Della Skurka
UN and North Korea trade charges at armistice meeting
At the 260th meeting of the armistice commission, the United Nations command accused North Korea of 254 violations of the Korean War armistice between May 1 and August 20. Communists countered with seven alleged UN personnel violations between July 11 and August 15, plus four last week.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Nations Command
North Korea
Armistice Commission
Saigon Orders Troops to Fire on Rioters Amid Crisis
U S Ambassador Lodge met South Viet Nam security chief after Diem regime ordered soldiers to shoot into illegal gatherings. Gen Tong That Dinh tightened control, sealing university branches and patrolling with antiaircraft batteries around the palace. The crackdown followed arrests of hundreds of Buddhist protesters and amid U S and Vietnamese government tensions.
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Saigon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Peete Phe Rae
Lodge
Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Frederick E. Nolling
Tong
Dinh
University of Saigon
Washington
State Department
Market Signals Warily Face Labor Day Weekend
New York AP reports a busy preholiday week with labor tensions between railroads and unions over work rules, plus national political strains including civil unrest in Washington and debates on nuclear treaties and tax policy. Yet consumer confidence remains firm as housing and auto sales rise, factory output hits records, and July durable goods show gains.
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New York
Washington
Congress
Diem
South Viet Nam
United States
American Home Laundry Manufacturers’ Association
Polish Cardinal Challenges Regime at Czestochowa
Cardinal Wysczynski, leader of Poland's Catholic Church, urged the Communist regime to guarantee basic human and social rights for all citizens during the renewal of vows at Czestochowa's Black Madonna shrine attended by about 50,000 pilgrims. The call echoed the late Pope John XXIII's spirit.
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Czestochowa
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wysczynski
John XXII
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