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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
5
In southern Japan the Yamano coal mine trapped 349 workers after a gas explosion, according to the national police agency. Earlier figures of 129 miners were revised as more information came in. Leopoldville report also notes ten found.
A hectic U S legislative week saw a House vote on a 2 billion package for the Commerce Department alongside cuts to federal excise taxes aimed at reducing auto costs. Lawmakers also considered reorganizing executive departments with budgets from 324 to 338 billion. In the Senate a broad economic development bill would invest 3 billion over five years to boost business in distressed areas.
In Conway Arkansas the Board of Trustees of the Arkansas Children's Colony met over the weekend and set priority projects to aid 96 children. The action aims to organize services and expand care at the colony.
The Buffalo River fencing dispute intensifies as Ozark Society and Buffalo River Improvement Association leaders clash over barriers. Gunfire and property damage reported near canoes while boating groups from Kansas City and local residents debate recreation flood control and free flowing status.
A $2 million state allocation plus federal funds will finance construction on the colony grounds including four classrooms, an administration addition, and eight cottages housing 256 persons under Rehabilitation Service supervision. The State Theater at Lincoln Center reported 882,000 attendance in its first operation year in New York.
Paragraphs describe a ghastly scene as a man’s foot became trapped in a six car coupling during a ride from Erie to Lackawanna. The injured man was unable to free his foot and emergency responders were called to the scene. Medical teams evaluated the victim while officials investigated the incident.
In New York City the latest UPI report notes a shift in temperatures with early morning readings and a forecast for rising warmth later today. Local officials remind residents to plan for the changing conditions.
Washington. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirts announced plans to aid 38,903 needy youths to stay in school or prepare for job hunting. So far 3,821 summer offers exist for ages 16 to 21, with projections to exceed 100,009 summer jobs and 10,531 dropouts.
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