Drill Escape Tunnels For 3 Trapped Miners
Hazleton Pa AP report on ongoing rescue efforts for three trapped miners including Louis Bova, David Fellin, and Hetty Throne. Two six inch escape holes drilled while a third lifeline tunnel remained uncertain. contact with Bova disputed by inspector Arthur Joyce as crews press on with drilling and mounting hope amid hazards.
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Hazleton
Arthur Joyce
Louis Bova
David Fellin
Hetty Throne
Bova
Joyce
Fellin
Throne Talk
Bova Ia
Throne
Skeppton
Henry Throne
Rumor and move plans mix in town news
The letter notes a local wag spreading a rumor about elephant and whale jokes. It mentions Ideal Food Store's move to a new building on Main and the Telegram's expected move to the former Ideal site at 7th and Laurel by late November or December after interior remodeling. KIUL will occupy the front south half, and enrollment opened for Larry Kiehl, a ninth grader, with his mother Mrs. Austin Kielh present.
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Ideal Food Store
N. Main
Ideal
7Th and Laurel
KIUL
Larry Kiehl
Austin Kielh
Abe Hubert
Larry
St Marys School to Begin Sept Third with Dominican Faculty
St Marys grade school set to start classes September 3 with an 11 member Dominican teaching staff and 5 lay teachers. Enrollment occurred yesterday. Returning lay teachers include Loretta Hipp Bernadette Jalublak and Phyllis Whisemand. New hires are Ladislado Hernandez and Merriam Huelskamp. Dominican Sisters from Great Bend assign to St Marys include Sister Mary Lorraine Sister Mary Esther Sister Mary Pius Sister Mary Emertina Sister Mary Aquinas Sister Mary Michaeleen Sister Rosemary Sister Mary Adeline Sister Mary Christopher and Sister Mary Dolores. Sister Mary Carmelita resumes sixth year as principal. For second semester Sister Rosemary will be replaced by Sister Mary Fransyne.
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St. Mary’s
Loretta Hipp
Bernadette Jalublak
Phyllis Whisemand
Ladislado Hernandez
Merriam Huelskamp
Dominican Convent
Great Bend
Mary Lorraine
Mary Esther
Mary Pius
Mary Emertina
Mary Aquinas
Mary Michaeleen
Rosemary
Mary Adeline
Mary Christopher
Mary Dolores
Mary Carmelita
Mary Fransyne
National Guard Use Attacked by Southern Governors
At the Southern Governors Conference final session the governors attacked federal use of National Guard troops to enforce integration and criticized a McNamara directive allowing commanders to bar civilian facilities. Faubus Wal lace Connally Russell condemned the policy as illegal and potentially destroy the Guard.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Orval FE. Falbings
Arkansas
Little Rock
Faubus
George C. Wallace
Alabama
National Guard
Donald S. Russell
South Carolina
Defense
Robert McNamara
Russell
First Flight Not A Happy Venture
Eleven year old Lyle Tapper Sr. was to have his first plane title today but the occasion is not a happy one. He and his grandfather Jani e Tapper of Hampton Iowa rushed the seriously injured 3 year old Kathy to a Hampton hospital as their parents and Lyle's 7 year old brother James were killed in a traffic accident on the Kansas Turnpike ten days earlier. Kathy's sisters were injured with Mari the most seriously hurt and slated for ongoing care as others were to be released from the hospital.
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Wellington
Kan
Lyle Tapper
Lyle
Janie Tapper
Hampton
Iowa
Kathy
James
Kansas Turnpike
Here
Mari
U S Dislikes Diem Action In Saigon Crackdown
In Saigon a Diem led army raid on pagodas targets Buddhist leaders amid a state of siege. The U S government denounced the moves as a violation of reconciliation pledges while pledging continued aid to the anti communists. Saigon Radio cited arrests and seizures at the Ravada pagoda as the crackdown cut off news and censor ship blocked dispatches.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Ravada
State Department
Washington
Diem
Republic of
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Old Settlers Picnic Festivities Under Way at Garden City
The 60th annual Has kell Finney County Old Settlers Picnic is underway at the George Lightner farm, 11 miles southeast of Garden City. Activities include games, a noon covered dish, and speeches by Andy Holt and Telegram Editor Bill Brown. Officials to be elected Thursday and the 194 picnic site to be chosen.
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Haskell-Finney County
Old Settlers
George Lightner
Garden City
Ruinner Wag
Andy Holt
Telegram
Bill Brown
Leots Fair Nears an End at Wichita County
The Wichita County Fair enters final stages with a parade at 1 30 p m featuring champion 4 H livestock entries. A rodeo fist round drew a good crowd last night and the final rodeo is set for 8 p m followed by a platform dance at 9 p m. Blue ribbon winners and fair pictures will be published in later Telegram editions.
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Wichita County Fair
Telegram
Garden Sass Says Climbing Ladder Faces Mob at Base
Cardens remarks highlight the toughest hurdle in ascent is passing through a crowd at the start. He notes the dense throng at the bottom complicates progress and tests resolve for those seeking advancement.
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Carden
Fishing Derby Set Sunday Afternoon
Plans are ready for Sun day's fishing Derby sponsored by the Optimist Club. The event begins at 2:30 p.m. at the kids fishing hole northeast of the Arkansas River bridge. Open to boys and girls 15 and under, no entry fee. Registration starts at 2 p.m. Each youngster receives a free bottle of pop. Six prizes awarded for the longest fish, three for boys and three for girls. Charles Walters in charge. Prizes include fishing rods and reels. A local fire truck stands by. Last year's winner was Denzil Bencini, 13, from Old Manor Road, who caught the largest carp.
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The
Optimist Club
Arkansas River Bridge
Charles Walters
Wiza Caldwell
Top Defense Scientists Back Treaty
Washington AP The Defense Department top scientist testified the Soviets could gain no substantial advantage under the limited nuclear test ban treaty even if they chert to the maximum extent possible. Dr Marold Brown defense director of research and engineering noted that full treaty observance would improve U S nuclear superiority over the Russians. He disputed Edward Teller who warned ratification would be a dreadful and tragic mistake.
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Washington
Defense Department
Marold Brown
Defense
U.S
Brown
Edward Teller
Air Force
Red Troops In Cuba Still U. S. Concern
President Kennedy voiced cautious alarm over Soviet troops in Cuba and continued U S concern, noting a net decline yet Russians remain. He pressed for congressional approval of foreign aid and civil rights legislation and defended test ban talks while disputing Teller and Goldwater claims.
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U. S
Associated Press
Walington
Kennedy
Moscow
Washington
Pierceville Enrolls Students for New School Year
Pierceville invites grade school and high school students to enroll Monday September 2 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at Pierceville High School. Principal KE L. Hired announces details. The event signals start of the new academic year with registration procedures at the local campus.
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Pierceville
KE. L. Hired
Explosion at Negro Attorney Home Sparks Night of Violence
In Birmingham a dynamite blast damaged the home of Arthur D Shores, a Negro attorney active in civil rights, as angry crowds roamed the streets hurling rocks at police and bystanders. Two officers were struck but not seriously hurt. Police, with sheriff's deputies, dispersed about 1,000 rioters two and a half hours after the blast as the area was cordoned off. Federal court ordered desegregation to begin September 4 with 12th grade first. no open violence threats reported for opening day, though a tear gas incident last week plus Tuesday night bombing left residents uneasy.
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Bova
Fellin
Throne
Lou
Arthur D Shores
Strugel
Negrags
Jamie Moore
Sheriff's Office
Shores
Parapa
Awd
King
Martin Luther King Jr
Moore
Soldiers fire on each other in Korea patrol tragedy
In west-central Korea, American soldiers patrolling a forward area fired on each other by mistake in darkness. Four U.S. Command spokesmen said one soldier was killed and another wounded slightly. The incident occurred Monday and involved grenade throws during the confusion.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Command
Weather forecast for Garden City and nearby areas
Partly cloudy with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Isolated evening thunderstorms possible. Southerly winds 10 to 25 mph. Highs in the middle 90s, lows in the mid 60s. Sunrise around 4:66. Local notes mention Salina and other nearby towns.
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Batpuria
Garden City
Tim Guy
Bobs Kuspell
Os Salina
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