Rescue Efforts Continue For Trapped Miners In Hazelton
miners Henry Throne aged 28 and David Fellin 58 may reach the surface by Sunday night as an escape hole enlarges to 26 inches and a 30 foot extension is added. Louis Bova 42 remains 25 feet away amid debris with a parallel 4 inch lifeline and a separate 4 inch hole drilling to reach him.
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Hazelton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Louis Bova
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Fellin
Throne
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Charmbury
Cooling Is Due Over Weekend
A near record 101 degrees in downtown Lawrence Friday followed by a cooler weekend forecast. Light showers were possible tonight with highs staying in the 90s and a return to the 70s overnight. Friday night reached 86 degrees at midnight with widespread cooling devices used as temperatures stayed high into early morning.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Glen Gray Dies Today at Age 63
Glen Gray band leader of the Casa Loma orchestra dies at 63 in Plymouth Massachusetts Friday He settled in Plymouth in 1950 after the touring group disbanded Gray born in Roanoke Illinois played with Jean Goldkette later led Casa Loma known for No Name Jive Smoke Rings and Casa Loma Stomp Sidemen included Bix Beiderbecke Bobby Hackett Pee Wee Hunt and Mildred Bailey
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Plymouth
Mass
Glen Gray
Jordan Hospital
Gray
Roanoke
Ill
Jean Goldkette
Casa Loma
Goldkette
Bix Beiderbecke
Bobby Hackett
Pee Wee Hunt
Mildred Bailey
Weather forecast for northern Kansas cool spell
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions expected in northern Kansas this weekend. Lows tonight around 70s with Sunday highs near 100. A slight chance of light showers remains in the forecast.
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Kansas
Students lead anti Diem protests as martial law looms
In Saigon students take charge of anti government action amid martial law. Demonstrations at Saigon University and Hue campus call for a general student strike. Ex Foreign Minister Mau praised by protesters but Diem extends leave and names Truong Cong Cuu as foreign secretary.
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Hue
Vu van Mau
Law Faculty
Science
Mau
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
Truong Cong Cuu
Camera presence at Leavenworth County Fair in Tonga
Record attendance goal of 55 000 expected at Leavenworth County Fair west of Tonganoxie. Four camera crews filmed events from 8 30 a m to 5 p m Wednesday and 8 30 a m to noon Friday. Candid Camera crew planned to feature fair activities including games animals and food stands with a New York City representative arranging the shoot.
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Pat Jones
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
Journal-World Photo
Rawlings
New York City
Lawrence Scouts Learn Survival Under Guard Drivers
Fifteen Boy Scouts of Troop 51 in Lawrence undergo a three day map reading and survival course led by seven Lawrence National Guardsmen. The group practices land navigation and shelter building on the Lone Star Lake edge while awaiting a helicopter delivery of a survival kit.
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Lawrence
Lawrence National
Boy Scout Troop 51
Lone Star Lake
Kansas City
Spt
Baxter
County Teachers To Hold Two Day Institute At KU
The Douglas County Professional Institute opens Monday at Kansas University with enrollment at 7 30 a m in Summerfield Hall. About 120 teachers from 14 county schools attend, with a 1 50 enrollment fee. Monday covers elementary work, Tuesday includes elementary and high school teachers, ending with a county teachers dinner Tuesday evening.
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Douglas County Professional Institute
Kansas University
Summerfield Hall
Douglas County
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
KU Enrollment Forecast Shows Record Growth Ahead
KU enrollment is projected to reach 12 200 this fall at the Lawrence campus with a larger rise to 13 000 in autumn 1964 and a 950 student total at the Medical Center in Kansas City. Officials anticipate big gains through 1964 and 1965 with 14 600, 16 100, and 17 500 projections for 1965 67.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Medical Center
Kansas City
Med Center
Raymond Nichols
Lawrence
Nichols
Kansas Board of Regents
Research spending surges at KU campus during 1962 63
Kansas University's 1962 63 academic year saw nearly 4 million dollars in grants for research and graduate training on the Lawrence campus. The rise exceeds 20 percent from 1961 62, with chemistry leading totals at over 600 thousand, and psychology zoology and mathematics also reporting major funding across multiple departments.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
State Geological Survey
Medical
Kansas City
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Carlson to Speak at DeMolay Banquet Tonight
U S Senator Frank Carlson will speak at the Kansas Associations DeMolay banquet at 6 30 p m in the Kansas Union ballrooms. He will trace the DeMolay movement and note thousands of former DeMolays now holding positions in economy politics and society. He calls for preserving heritage and moral leadership to keep the nation free and strong.
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U.S
Frank Carlson
R. Kun
Kansas Associations
Kansas Union
Journal-World Today
Sen. Carlson
International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay
Legion of Honor
Sen
Carl-Son
Mrs J W Byrn Hurt In Winchester Star Fall
Mrs J W Byrn aged 87, long noted as Kansas oldest working newspaper woman, fell and broke her hip Friday morning at the Winchester Star office where she serves as business manager of the paper.
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Winchester
J. W. Byrn
Kansas
The
Winchester Star
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