Debris Sighted In Ocean Near Bermuda Mystery Planes
Debris resembling airplane parts and an oil slick were spotted in the Atlantic about 560 miles east of Daytona Beach by a four engine rescue craft, as two KC135 tankers missing since Wednesday with 11 men aboard trigger a wide search from Homestead Air Force Base. Coast Guard ships and up to 100 aircraft scoured the area through the night, while Air Rescue Service officials cautioned that only debris resembled airframes had been found and details about the mission remained classified.
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Miami
Fila
Atlantic
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bermuda
Homestead Air Force Base
Air Rescue Service
Orlando
Hcst
Homestead
Air Force
Coast Guard
Intrusion convictions returned at Rockefeller office
Seven anti bias demonstrators arrested for blocking the entrance to Gov Nelson Rockefeller's office on August 1 were convicted of intrusion on real property. Five were also convicted of resisting arrest. Rockefeller testified as a trial witness, saying the sit in violated an agreement to sit in the news conference room. Sentencing pending.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Benjamin Gassman
Arthur Dunaif
Evelyn Richman
Rocke
Vote 16 1 Test Ban Treaty Clears Committee
Senate Foreign Relations panel approves the limited nuclear test ban pact by 16 to 2 vote. Fulbright aims to bring it to the Senate for ratification with no reservations. Mundt opposed. Rusk backs no formal reservation and Eisenhower’s stipulation may be included in the report. If all 100 senators vote, two thirds are needed for ratification.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Commit Ark
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Karl
J. Mundt
RSD
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Fulbright
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Rusk
U.S
Eisenhower
D-Ark
Air pumped in as mine rescue delayed at Utah potash shaft
In Moab Utah rescuers suspended work to create a fresh air pocket at the base of a 2700 foot shaft after a mine explosion trapped 25 workers. Five miners remained barricaded as eight bodies were found in the main shaft and water rose, with efforts to restart pumps and resume air supply ongoing.
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Moab
Utah
Casper Nelson
Nelson
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Lion
Fion
Frank Tippie
Texas Gulf
Tippie
Railroads Name Board Members in Arbitration Panel
Railroad Management named two members today for the arbitration board to settle key work rules disputes. J. E. Wolfe of Chicago is chairman of the National Railway Labor Conference and chief carrier negotiator, while Guy W. Knight of Philadelphia chairs the Eastern Carriers Conference on labor matters. The operating unions will select two members by Friday, then four more will be picked to represent the public, or Kennedy will appoint if they fail. The board must be completed in 16 days under new Kennedy legislation passed Wednesday.
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Washington
Railroad Management
J. E. Wolfe
Chicago
National Railway Labor Conference
Guy W. Knight
Philadelphia
Eastern Carriers
Kennenedy
Kennedy
Massive Washington civil rights march draws nation
The largest and most orderly civil rights demonstration in Washington drew over 200,000 participants. Kennedy and King urged progress through law, while police reported only minor arrests. The crowd gathered from the Lincoln Memorial to several park areas, listening to speakers and songs before dispersing peacefully.
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Stanley Meisler
Par- Washington
Washington
Posington
America
Frest
Kennedy
Congress
Civil Rights Il
King ‘S
Washington Monument
State Department
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
A. Philip Randolph
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
World Council of Churches Faces Sparks Over Its Identity
At a Rochester meeting of the World Council of Churches sharp complaints rose over the body being viewed as a church itself. Orthodox leaders warned such a view would scandalize participation while officials urged careful ecclesiological description and a broader interdenominational partnership beyond strict church identity.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
World Council of Churches
Samuel
Cairo
W. A. Visser
T Hooft
Council
Visser
Basil Ioannidis
Athens
Nicodim
Moscow
Hope of finding miner Louis Bova fades in Hazleton shaft
In Hazleton Pennsylvania renewed probe into the Sheppton mine cave in tests drilling toward Louis Bova entombed since August 15. A reported voice was heard but later dismissed as sand. Enlarge a 12 inch shaft to 30 inches and add steel casing while three smaller bore holes join the effort ongoing two days to complete.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Tescuers
Daniel Bova
Louis
Bova
Dalgs
David Feilin
Hazleton State Hospital
Feilin
Fellin
Henry Throne
Throne
John
Congress approves rail strike bill easing nationwide work rules
A national rail strike was nearly averted as Congress passed and the President signed a measure aimed at delaying a walkout. The bill provides arbitration for key issues and reinforces public priority over private interests, while railroads roll with new rules and avoid a strike deadline.
Four North Carolina Hospitals to Admit Alcoholic Patients
A 1963 law directs the Department for Mental Health to admit alcoholic patients starting Oct 1. Dr Eugene A Hargrove, mental health director, sent a memorandum to court clerks physicians and welfare and mental health agencies. Dorothea Dix and Cherry Hospitals join the order with John Umstead and Broughton Hospitals as alternate admitting facilities when space allows.
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Dorothea Dix Hospital
Raleigh
Cherry Hospital
Goldsboro
John Umstead
Bulwer
Broughton Hospital
Morgenton
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