Rescue Duo Passes Pleasant Chat With Reaching Crew
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 pass a half hour with rescuers and friends after being drilled out through a six inch lifeline hole last Sunday. They discuss weather cigars spaghetti and push ups while awaiting surface lift from a 10 ton winch. Five sentences summarize the mood and details of a miners rescue operation with light banter and practical notes on their near surface recovery.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Richard Anderson
U.S. Navy
Throne
Hank
Fellin
Davey
Miners Rescue Delayed To Monday In Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania the extention of an escape hole to reach miners Henry Throne and David Fellin was halted by a missing drill bit. The setback lengthens the rescue time to Monday while crews bring in a 30 inch drill after a 26 inch bit failed to align. Louis Bova remains missing nearby as efforts continue to stabilize the shaft and remove debris.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
Charmbury
Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Hope Wanes For Trapped Yukon Miner Desmond Loughran
In Whitehorse Yukon Territory rescue teams pressed a fourth round the clock shift at United Keno Hills mine after a rock collapse trapped 20 year old Desmond Loughran at the 900 foot level. Two nearby workers escaped injury as timbers were placed to prevent further falls. Loughran's wife Gloria and their baby Kathleen remained in Edmonton 1300 miles away, hopeful but uncertain about his survival.
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Whitehorse
Y.T
United Keno Hills
Here
Desmond Loughran
Edmonton
Loughran
Gloria
Kathleen
Fork Hill
Armagh
Northern Ireland
Wheat Crop Estimate for Canada Prairie
Searle a grain handling firm estimates the Canadian prairie wheat crop this year at 82,179,000 bushels. This falls well short of the 1952 national record of 678,000,000 bushels.
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Winnipeg
Searle
1885 Apple Peeler A Top Table Machine Core Peels
A 1885 apple peeler is shown mounted on a table top, turning a crank to core and peel. Its floating knife follows the apple’s contour as it rotates, while a second knife automatically slices the fruit. The model is praised as a sound design still sold today.
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Tribune
Harry Larsson
Everett G. Cilley
N. 20Th St
Laura
Harold J. Severson
Rose St
Severson
la Crosse
Melrose Bank President Harold White Dies at 55
Harold E. White 55 president of the Bank of Melrose died Friday in a Minneapolis hospital. Born February 7 1908 in Underwood North Carolina he married Marian Kowitz in 1935 and had served the Melrose bank for 20 years. He is survived by his widow and one sister. Services set for Tuesday at Melrose Methodist Church with burial at Woodlawn Sparta.
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Melrose
Wis
Harold E. White
Bank of Melrose
Minneapolis
Mr. White
Underwood
N.C
Andrew White
Marian Kowitz
Consistory
Shrine, Elks Club
Rotary
Mary Lee) Bue
Jack Walsh
New Richmond
Melrose Methodist Church
Bruce Willett
Woodlawn
Sparta
Masonic Lodge
Smith Mortuary
Clay Sees House Aid Cut Endangers Free World
Gen Lucius D Clay urged that the House vote to cap overseas aid at 3.5 billion could badly damage Free World security. He joined Kennedy and Rusk in condemning the action, which followed a committee report cutting the program from 4.9 to 3.5 billion.
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Gen. Clay
House
Free World
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Kennedy
State Rusk
Tial Advisory Committee
House Foreign Affairs
Foreign Aid Agency
House of Representatives
U.S
United States
Rusk
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Khrushchev backs Yugoslav communism and reshapes bury remark
In Split Khrushchev endorses Tito’s communism and calls for Western workers to bury capitalism. He predicts the USSR will overtake the United States in production by 1980 and, while avoiding a personal burial claim, says workers will bury capitalism by their own effort. He also criticizes Red China and urges closer Soviet Yugoslav ties.
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Split
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
North Atlantic Alliance Nations
Israel
Red China
Plan to Assure Senate of Readiness
The Defense Department outlined a 100 million dollar annual nuclear readiness program to reassure senators backing a limited test ban. The plan expands underground testing and allocates 200 million over two years, with details sent to Senate committees by Deputy Secretary Gilpatric and Gen. Taylor. Nobel laureate Dr. Schweitzer endorsed the approach, while Moscow criticized U.S. and British positions on East Germany.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Albert Schweitzer
Moscow
United States
Britain
East Germany
Kremlin
State Department
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Chiefs
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Pentagon
Armed Services Subcommittee
John Stennis
Dmiss
Peace Hoped For In School Integration
Federal officials warn that tensions may rise as 120 districts plan some desegregation this fall, the largest number since the late 1950s. Across 17 states about 1100 of 3053 districts will desegregate, with many starting one grade at a time while Alabama faces court orders and potential school closings in Birmingham Mobile and Huntsville. Charleston, South Carolina, orders 11 Negroes admitted this fall.
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Johnston Island
Pacific
Washington
Supreme Court
Deep South
Alabama
George C Wallace
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsville
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
U.S
Charleston
S.C
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Stanford H. Benjamin
Navy
Anderson
Gene Gibbons
Edmond Roman
Father Roman
The
Yukon
la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Defense Dept
Melrose Bank
Khrush
By George Syvertsen
Schweitzer
Jackson
Defense
Atomic Energy
Quires
Gilpatric and
Taylor
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