Trapped Miners Expected To Be Out Sunday Night
Rescue teams worked to raise two miners Throne 28 and Fellin 48 trapped 431 feet deep after a cave in at Hazleton Pennsylvania. A 17-inch escape hole was enlarged to 26 inches to reach them, with plans for a 20-inch diameter shaft to 45 feet. Officials anticipated bringing them out by Sunday night if progress continued. One miner Bova remained unaccounted as teams prepared a conference and alternative approaches.
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Former Greeley resident Mary Reynolds dies at 60
Mary Reynolds a longtime Greeley resident died after a kidnapping attempt and bank theft plot in which a gunman forced her to drive and divulge deposits. Police identified suspects, pursued leads, and sought public tips as investigations continued. Reynolds had served in civic groups and is survived by four grandchildren and several relatives.
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Cupertina
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District Gets Extension of One Year for Meeker
Washington reports Democratic senators challenged provisions of a compulsory arbitration bill aiming to avert a nationwide rail strike. The measure would force arbitration on secondary issues if major talks fail, with a Monday Senate vote forecast to avert a midnight strike deadline.
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Eight Senators Attack Rail Arbitration Bill
FRANK Garra notes eight Democrats denounce compulsory arbitration in a bill affecting rail worker disputes. The story cites Senatorial criticism as the measure faces committee review and potential changes.
Thant Urges Israel Syria to Maintain Peace
UN secretary general Thant appeals both nations to uphold a ceasefire and supports using arbitration for core disputes while urging cautious public actions as the Security Council considers the North Palestine border tensions. The text notes ongoing arbitration proposals and a Norwegian general’s report guiding council deliberations.
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Senate Likely To Hold Aid Cut Faces Kennedy Critique
Washington AP report notes Senate may sustain a House cut of foreign aid to 2.5 billion, down from 4.14 billion. President Kennedy condemns the move as shortsighted and partisan, urging bipartisan Senate action to restore authorization. Dirksen cites 19-year aid trend and voter sentiment amid fiscal restraint.
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Weather report fragment with scattered storms across regions
The fragment notes temperatures around 85 at 1 pm Saturday with 24 hour summary ending 9 am, forecasts cloudy to night and Sunday across Colorado Wyoming and surrounding areas. It mentions scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoon and evening, with varying highs, lows, and winds across western states and mountains.
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Former Greeley resident killed in California holdup
Roy J. Abbett, 54, a former Greeley man who moved to California, was shot and killed during a holdup at a San Leandro grocery store. A gunman entered with intent to rob, shot Abbett after a brief interaction, and fled as a store employee witnessed the scene. The death was investigated by sheriff’s deputies. the gunman’s motive and identity remain undisclosed.
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Complete Physical Exams Urged for Colorado Drivers
Denver conference urges drivers to undergo a full physical and mental health assessment every three years. Proposal from Driver Licensing Workshop chair Sherman Finesilver calls for tougher exams and a written test to fund expanded future testing.
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Anderson Reserved on Ban Treaty
Ambassador to Portugal former naval chief George W. Anderson Jr backs a limited nuclear test ban with safeguards. Senate hearings note Pentagon promises to reply on specifications while Jackson presses for a brief print and a robust verification program.
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Dr W G Blake Honored by Veterinarians in Colorado
Glenwood reports the Colorado Veterinary Meda Association honored seven practitioners with over sixty years of service at its thirteenth anniversary conference. Plaques were awarded to long-serving veterinarians including Tes, WW, G Luke Sieeley, Arthur P Stall Pudlay Lexander, G Wisk Woulder, Lawraner Cilynn, Colo Mrady Springs, Rona Mc Gow, ice Bier Veaney, Denver, and Charles C Stewart, Colorado Springs.
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Safe Driver Crusade to Be Launched Locally Sunday
A garbled local notice notes a Safe Driver Crusade to promote safe driving with a statewide vinyl campaign. It references Northeastern Colorado Central and various signals, with mentions of officials, holiday weekends, and a broader effort to improve detection and measurement of safety practices.
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Signs Treaty Opens Parliament Session in September
Bern reports the government will sign the Moncowestrian treaty while reserving rights on intelligent weapons. Cabinet announced the decision Friday, with Parliament set to open its session September 1. Envoys will sign the treaty next in Washington, London and Moscow.
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Slew Gray Dies in Plymouth Hospital Age 63
In Plymouth, Slew Gray died at age 63 after a long illness. He had worked in the area and was known for his ties to the community. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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