Eisenhower backs idea to fix legal loopholes from Jencks ruling
President Eisenhower indicated support for legislation to plug loopholes created by the Supreme Court Jencks decision opening FBI files to defendants in certain criminal cases. Senate and House bills seek to limit production of FBI documents at trial judges' discretion. Attorney General Brownell called the approach constructive and aimed at remedying problems while the FBI warned it might drop prosecutions to protect confidential sources.
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Giant Machine Rescues Miners Near Steubenville
Five veteran coal miners describe escape after being trapped 14% hours 200 feet underground when a cave-in sealed a mine near Steubenville. A 36-inch auger bored by power lifted them to the surface as 1,600 spectators cheered. Names include Fred Sabol Martin Kowalski Hank Horvat Joseph Lupinski Kenny Hamilton.
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Fred Sabol
Hartisville
Martin Kowalski
Mount Pleasant
Hank Horvat
Glen Robbins
Joseph Lupinski
Kenny Hamilton
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Castagtyalley Daily Per Copy Notice
Per copy price and publication note indicate a daily newspaper schedule with exceptions. The fragment lists circulation audit bureau associations and a monthly with missing Sundays, showing standard business details for the local daily.
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