Plans Mapped To Find Bova As Miners Lifted To Surface
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP David Fellin and Henry Throne were rescued from nearly two weeks entombment in a coal mine and were reported in good condition. Authorities planned to map steps to locate Louis Bova who remains trapped in a separate chamber after the Aug 18 cave in. Crews drill a 12 inch bore over 300 feet down to reach Bova as attempts to lower a lifeline fail. Fellin and Throne described their own rescue as a startlingly swift ride to the surface.
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Textile Agreement Sets 1964 65 U S Cotton Quotas
The United States and Japan announced a textile accord holding imports at current levels for 1963 with 3 percent rise in 1964 and 5 percent in 1965. The base quota remains about 287.5 million yards, yielding projected imports of 296.1 million in 1964 and 310.3 million in 1965. Japan supplies about 30 percent of U S cotton goods, with major quotas for traced cotton cloth made up goods apparel and miscellaneous.
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Senate Consider Rail Rule Delays Amid Imminent Strike
The Senate debates binding arbitration to curb rail work rules as a looming strike threatens federal deadlines. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen urge prompt action while railroads and unions warn against rushed legislation. House moves to clear arbitration bill, aiming to avert a shutdown before the Thursday 12:01 a.m. deadline.
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Living Costs Rise To Record Level In July
Washington report shows the cost of living climbing half a percent in July to a record high for the second straight month led by food and gasoline. The July consumer price index reached 107.1 with a year rise of about 15 percent. Increases guided pay adjustments for about 1.25 million workers across automotive, aerospace, farm machinery and trucking sectors. Net spendable earnings edged down as take home pay fell 40 cents weekly for the average worker with three dependents, with differing effects by dependents.
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Burke Recommends Rejection of Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Retired Adm Arleigh Burke urged the Senate to reject the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He favored a reservation to allow the U S to use nuclear weapons to halt aggression and suggested a limited inspection plan to prevent cheating. Eisenhower and others debated reservations while Burke, in a closed session, called for dismantling testing sites or adopting some Open Skies style openness.
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Anna Fellin Wins Battle to End Mining Life
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP Anna Fellin wife of Davey Fellin who survived entombment with Henry Throne finally wins his promise to quit mining after a long struggle She says her husband will call it a day underground Dr Anthony Fedullo Fellin’s physician quoted her as saying Anna wins and the relief is evident
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Beva Trapped Miner Searched As New Escape Hole Opens
Hazleton AP report: a new 12 inch hole is started 300 feet underground to reach Louis Beva 42 believed still alive. Two others, David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28, were lifted to the surface earlier after nearly two weeks trapped. A lifeline hole is being driven and a four inch line heads toward Beva’s location as rescue teams push ahead at speed.
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March on Washington Faces Transport Fears and Large Crowds
AP report from Washington notes tense calm promised by leaders including Rev. Martin Luther King Jr as about 2,000 in Atlanta pledged support for transport costs. Uncertainty on rail strike and numbers from Albany Savannah and other cities cloud plans for mass turnout of 100,000 to 250,000 with police preparing for possible trouble while organizers vow precautions and nonviolence.
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