16 Bodies Are Taken From Mine Tunnel
Rescue teams at the Robena No. 3 coal mine report 16 miners accounted for with 21 still missing after a Thursday blast. Ventilation is disrupted, and officials warn it will take time to recover bodies as teams search 1,000 feet farther.
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US. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
US. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
David Tingle
U.S. Steel
Frank J. Boehm
Greene County
Dr. Tingle
Evans
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
John Moore
Frick
Discipline at home from firm hand to self expression
The text argues discipline blends teaching and corrective action done with love. It notes agreement on teaching right and wrong, cites biblical chastening, and suggests ethical behavior is caught through parental example. It mentions Harlem children voting for more spankings and stresses honesty and faith as core lessons.
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Harlem
New York City
New York Strikes Idle Nine Dailies Amid Paper Shortage
Negotiations resumed in a citywide newspaper strike that idle nine metropolitan dailies for two days. Union and management representatives met under Federal mediation amid predictions of a long paper famine with 18 000 workers idled. Town and Village on Manhattan's East Side switched to daily to cover the disruption.
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New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Town and Village
Manhattan
Middle East Side
New York Typographical Union No. 6
Afl-Cio
New York Times
Daily News
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
Herald Tribune
Daily Mirror
Post
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Nassau
Suffolk
Long Island
the News
Has Economy Of U. S. Come To A Plateau
An editor’s note surveys nationwide business sentiment from AP interviews. Most say growth will be sputtering with unemployment steady and prices and wages stable, a calm yet uncertain outlook across regions.
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U. S
AP Business News
Darden Chambliss
Atlanta
Mills Lane
San Francisco
See
Final Crisis Views Are Set
United Nations report says the Soviet Union and the United States will issue separate statements to end the Cuban crisis. Negotiators discuss content with the US seeking removal verification and non reintroduction of weapons and the USSR demanding a pledge that Cuba will not be invaded. Earlier letters between Kennedy and Khrushchev set safeguards and removal terms as reconnaissance shows missiles and bombers leaving Cuba and the blockade being lifted.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
U.N
Cuba
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy returns to Washington after California trip
President Kennedy arrives in Washington with a slight cold and addresses swearing in ceremonies for Christian Herter and Francis Keppel. Syracuse police shakeup sees Deputy Chief Francis Ryan resign amid corruption allegations. Harold F. Kelly also steps down as city police chief. National Guard adjutants general meet to discuss McNamara plan. no decisions announced. Agriculture Department updates cotton crop forecast to 14,723,000 bales. Space Agency plans Explorer satellite launch from Wallops Island to study micrometeorite hazards.
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Washington
Kennedy
California
Christian Herter
Francis Keppel
Syracuse
N.Y
Francis Ryan
William Walsh
Harold F. Kelly
Syracuse Police
Agriculture Department
Space Agency
Wallops Island
Weather Woes Hit Decatur Area With Deep Freeze
The Decatur region endures an intense cold snap with last night’s low around 18 to 20 degrees and a Sunday high of 38. Forecasts predict a modest warm up with 43 degrees Tuesday as winds shift from west to northwest. Some quip that fishermen in ice holes are “Eskimos nuts.”
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Decatur
Life Enters Adlai Story About Kennedy and Cuba Crisis
Life magazine says Kennedy opened government files to two Post writers who portrayed Adlai Stevenson as soft on Cuba. The White House calls the Life piece baseless while Stevenson denounces the Post story as irresponsible journalism. Bartlett declines comment.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai
E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
E Post
Charles, Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
New York Daily News
U.S
Washington
John L. Steele
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Be. G
National Security Council
Lifé
Pierre Salinger
Palm Springs
Calif
Salinger
Nehru Rejects Chinese Terms for Border Conflict
Prime Minister Nehru, in Parliament and a radio address, rejects Beijing’s cease fire terms and calls for Chinese withdrawal to positions held Sept. 8. He warns of a long struggle, offers to refer the dispute to the International Court of Justice, and urges determination against imperialist tactics. He also addresses nonaligned nations seeking a solution in Ceylon.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
China
Himalayas
Peking
International Court of Justice
Hannens
Home gifts from 1.00 from Robinson's
A home gift guide highlights items starting at one dollar from Robinson's. The feature promotes affordable decor and practical presents for the year with curated selections.
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Robinson's
Lady
Coliseum Land Step Is Taken
Morgan County Board of Revenue moved toward a new coliseum by accepting title to Meadus Road property with insurance, and sharing survey costs with the city. They also sold a Barkley Bridge Road right of way for 210 dollars after appraisals, and approved banking, sheriff bond, and supply requisitions for 1953.
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Morgan County Board of Revenue
Meadus Rd
Austinville
Barkley Bridge
State National Bank Depository
Knox L. McRae
Market Summary: Stocks Lower and Commodities Mixed
New York reports lower stocks amid active trading. Bonds mixed while rails stay active. Cotton and wheat ease modestly with scattered liquidation. Corn and oats show strong demand. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher with tops near 18 dollars. Slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower, top 32.25.
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New York
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