One Surviving Miner Faces New Job Relocation
Ron Flory 28 and Tom Wilkinson 29 were the only survivors found among 93 fishers trapped by fire at the Sunshine mine in Kellogg Idaho. After rescue, Flory accepted Gov Cecil Andrus offer to relocate and retrain for another job while Wilkinson likely would remain a miner. The disaster’s death toll rose to 91 with 44 bodies recovered in 24 hours. Federal and state authorities probe mine safety as Sunshine Mining Co officials delay testimony until the fire is out.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Ron Flory
Cecil Andrus
eFlory
Tom Wilkinson
Sunshine Mine
Flory
Wilkinson
Governo
Marvin C. Chase
Sunshine Mining Co
House
Washington
Utah Cable Sabotage Probe Trails War Protest Notes
Salt Lake City authorities probe damage to nearly 1000 telephones as main cables on the east side are cut with an axe. Notes reading End the War ALM appear near three sites. Some University of Utah antiwar students speculate ALM stands for Anti Imperial Movement amid linked hijacker remarks. FBI says no interstate or defense impact, no formal involvement unless systems cross state lines.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Western Airlines
Cuba
Nixon
North Vietnam
FBI
Police Action in Protests Under Fire in Colorado
Police actions during anti-war demonstrations in Denver and Boulder drew criticism from the National Lawyers Guild of Colorado and the American Civil Liberties Union. The groups cited arrests without factual basis for preventive detention and alleged excessive force, including the use of Mace, plus failures by police to identify themselves.
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Denver
Boulder
National Lawyers, Guild of Colorado
American Civil Liberties Union
Lawyers Guild
Willistay Hazleton
Guild
Hazleton
ACLU
Dorothy Davidson
Peter Ney
Davidsor
Knife-Wielding Man Forces KOAM-TV Off Air in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Kansas a knife wielding man entered KOAM-TV and forced on air a anti war and anti Nixon statement. He was covered in self inflicted wounds and threatened suicide before the staff stopped the broadcast. The youths convinced him to drop the knife and he was taken to Pittsburg by deputies. His identity was withheld pending investigation.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Koam-Tv
Phil Stearn
Cewstan
Stearn
Nixon
Trade Center First Mexico City Show Attracts 40 Makers
The Department of Commerce highlights Latin America’s first Trade Center in Mexico City. Forty manufacturers participated in the inaugural event and reported floor sales nearing $757,000.
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Mexico
CIFY
Mexico City
Department of Commerce
Latin America
Albuquerque Students Hold Candlelight Peace Parade
Hundreds of antiwar demonstrators, mainly University of New Mexico students, marched through Albuquerque in a peaceful candlelight parade along Central Avenue and into Southeast Heights. Police reported no incidents as more than 7,500 participated. organizers planned a five hour forum in a city park to discuss the Vietnam war.
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Albuquerque
Washington
Jim Gambone
Ley
Earlur
Central Ave
Southeast Heights
Inl
BYU and Wyoming Split Twin Bill in Provo
A garbled prowl through BYU campus events recalls a split twin bill with Wyoming in Provo Utah. The report mentions student demonstrators escorted by police and BYU faculty figures like Jerry Jerome commenting on newsroom reforms and alignment with professional daily paper standards.
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Wyoming
Provo
Utah
Youn University
Ucd
eSvearald
Ehutenan
Upam J
Morris Richards
Chairan
Arizona
Universe
Jerry Jerome
Min: Hager
The
Adams Judge Requalified In Public Defender Dispute
Brighton Colorado judge resumes public defender cases after self disqualification. State Commission clarified disciplinary role while judge Haran resumes civil docket duties, with public defender office chief Allan Bipson filing complaint. Debate over attorney complaints and judge reassignment continues as civil, traffic, and criminal matters proceed.
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Adams
Commission
John F. Haran
Public
Colorado Supreme Court
Allan Bipson
Public Defender's Office
Emssion
Olis
Horan
Commerce City
Seaplane fisherman drifts toward Enfield dam prompt police response
Enfield police and fire crews raced to the river Thursday after Simsbury pharmacist John Kevorkian fished from a red seaplane drifting on floodwaters toward Enfield dam. Five patrol cars and emergency units arrived as the plane skimmed the water then lifted away.
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Enfield, Conn
Simsbury
John Kevorhian
Enfield Dam
Fire Department
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