Buried Treasure Found Under Mill Near Troy Ohio
In Troy Ohio a find at the Alunan Mills near the city uncovered cash totaling over 800000 dollars from under a conveyor. Workmen exposed multiple cans of money dating back decades tied with old Dayton News sheets Eight hours of digging revealed bundles in various denominations guarded by deputies. The late owner B S Altman long distrusted banks and told relatives he buried his money beneath the mill The funds will be sent to the Federal Reserve Bank in Cincinnati as the estate is resolved.
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Troy
Ohio
U.S
Alunan Mills
Ohio City
Conrege
B S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altmen
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
Altman
Miami County
Dayton Daily i News
George J. Alt
Irwin
Mary Iane Ward
I Federal Reserve Bank
Cincin‘nati
Diem crackdown in Vietnam shocks US policy review
Amid martial law in Saigon police raid pagodas. About 1,000 monks and nuns arrested in four cities with reports of deaths and injuries. U.S. envoy Lodge rushes to Saigon as Washington rebukes Diem and weighs policy changes while Vietnam Presse cites wider seizures and weapons found.
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Mull Ssc Vleroly
Saigon
Browne
Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Xa Lai
Buddhist High Command
Diem
Viet Nam Presse
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Japan
Viet Nam Ambassador Tran Van Chuong resigns amid Buddhist protests
Washington reports the resignation of Viet Nam Ambassador Tran Van Chuong after he denounced a government ignoring his advice amid Diem regime crackdowns on Buddhists. He is from a leading South Vietnamese family and is allied by marriage to Mme Nhu, with recent tensions over Buddhist protests and the presidency.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
State Department
U.S. United States
Washington
South Viet
Washington Nam
Red
China
United States
Frederick Notting
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Madame Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Tran van Chuong
Bie Pla
Chuong
Mme
Nhu
Frm
Post
Andi
I the Rey
Cao van Luan
Bennett Candidacy Uncertain in North Carolina
State Democratic party chairman Bert L. Bennett Jr. declined to say if he will withdraw as a gubernatorial candidate. He noted that if he exits, he could influence the leading Democratic candidate and he ruled out Dr. I Beverly Lake. The Observer cited three reasons for a possible withdrawal: Kennedy civil rights legislation unpopularity in North Carolina, Bennett’s aim to block Lake, and to thwart Republican prospects. Bennett stressed speculation and his intent to decide in time for the party’s best interest.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Democratic Party
Bert L. Bennett Jr
iCharlotte
I. Beverly Lake
Bennett
Kennedy
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Lake
Tye
Eastern Tobacco Markets Open in Belt Auction Start
Flue cured tobacco markets in the Eastern North Carolina Belt opened the 1963 auction season with early price averages from 39 to 45 a hundred pounds. All 17 markets participated as untied leaf led two thirds of today’s sales, with top prices around 66 and 72 for tied offerings. Deliveries to the Stabilization Corp. ranged from 3 to 35 percent, far below last year’s 1.4 percent leaf to Stabilization.
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Associated Press
Carina Belt
Federal State Market
Corp
Miners in Pennsylvania Trapped as Escape Hole Drilling Continues
Rescue teams press on in Hazleton as workers Fellin Throne and a third miner Louis Bova remain 331 feet underground after nine days. A 65-ton drill produces white dust signaling proximity to a coal pocket while officials debate widening a 12-inch hole to reach them.
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David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
James V. Lamb
Hazleton
Jdo
Fellin
Throne
Séign
Armia Fellin
David
Smith
Felin
Tom Rock
Sup
Dis Ielief
Sal’ Jumpeter
Paul Matrishion
McAdoo, Pa
TAP
Big Drill Misses Sleep Amid Rescue Efforts
Smith urges completion before rest as Fellin and crew work through the night on a 12 inch hole inch from the 30 foot level. Workers discuss a new location, drink soda, and use a compass while the rig may move during sleep. Rescue teams report no immediate success.
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Smith
Fellin
Throne
Beulah Gains Hurricane Size and Worries Forecasters
Miami reports Beulah, the year’s second tropical storm, has strengthened into a hurricane with winds up to 100 miles per hour. Forecasters warn of dangerous conditions in the Caribbean and along U.S. coasts as the storm tracks west-northwest toward the Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico.
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Miami
Fla
Beulah
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Washington
Twofianak
Senate
Libby
Energy Commission
Lewis L
Clark
Strauss
Willard F. Libby
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Heland
Gress
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Ngo Dinh Dyem
Ngo Dine Neu
Hue University
Luan
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Eastern Tobacco Sales
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Reil
Pellin
Gordon |Smith
Fetlin
Gilbert Clark
National Hurricane Center At
Arsene
Chem
University of Californ
Harmia
Los Angeles
SUC Pcujecls
AEC
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