Two Utah Miners Rescued as Air Base Planned
Rescue teams in Moab Utah paused to establish a fresh air base at the shaft bottom after eight bodies were found in the Texas Gulf Sulphur potash mine. Donald Hanna and Paul McKinney were rescued earlier. five others remained barricaded with uncertain fate as gas water and equipment troubles hampered recovery efforts.
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Moab
Utah
Nelson
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Tippie
June Crawford
Texas Gulf
Donald Hanna
Price
Paul McKinney
Han
McKinney
Hanna
Banks in Lawrence Closed on Labor Day
Banks along the Lawrence riverfront will be closed Monday September 2 for Labor Day as a legal holiday. The city notice confirms bank offices and related services will pause for the holiday.
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Lawrence
Senate Group Approves Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to approve the pact without reservation. It heads to the Senate for expected strong ratification led by supporters, with Sen. Russell B. Long the sole dissenter. The panel rejected motions to delay action and demand full access to Wash Moscow correspondence.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Moscow
J.W. Fulbright
U.S
Fulbright
Arbitration Board Named In Rail Work Rules Dispute
Railroad management named J. E. Wolfe of Chicago and Guy W. Knight of Philadelphia to an arbitration board to decide two main work rule issues, as Congress moved swiftly after Kennedy signed a binding arbitration measure. The unions will appoint two men by Friday, then three public reps, or the President steps in. The ruling must come within 10 days, keeping trains running despite unresolved disputes over job feather bedding and crew size.
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Washington
Railroad Management
J.E. Wolfe
Chicago
National Railway Labor Conference
Guy W. Knight
Philadelphia
Eastern Carriers
Kennedy
House
Senate
Congress
Hope on Bova Flickers Then Dies Out
Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers renew search for Louis Bova entombed since Aug. 13 at Sheppton mine. A reported voice was later found to be sand. four shafts are being enlarged to reach him, with two rescue attempts underway and the brother David Fellin volunteering to descend.
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Louis Bova
Daniel Bova
Louis
Bova
Sheppton
David Fells
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
H. Beecher Charmbury
Charmbury
David Fellin
John
Lawman Warns of Local Siding Fraud Deals
Kansas attorney general adviser Edmondson warns residents about bait and switch schemes by local and out of state aluminum siding firms. He cites losses up to four thousand dollars and urges checks with chambers, banks, lawyers, and firms before signing contracts.
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Charles Edmondson
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Edmondson
Fourth driest year seen in Lawrence area
The year 1963 is the fourth drought year in Lawrence with 17.63 inches of moisture by Aug 29, well below the 25.98 normal for January through August. Heat has been widespread but not record-breaking, with August and July yielding several 100 degree days, while cooler spells offset peaks.
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Lawrence
Topeka Weather Bureau
Topeka
Lawrence + Topeka
Kansas
Dramatic Washington March Stirs Civil Rights Drive
About 200000 participants gather at the Lincoln Memorial in a peaceful, orderly protest underlining support for Kennedy’s civil rights bill. King warns that the march signals only a beginning and urges Congress to act, while Kennedy calls the event a step forward but emphasizes a long road ahead. Police report three minor arrests and expect typical injuries or ailments from such a large crowd as 9 p.m. returns Washington to normal.
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Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert V. Murray
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
King
Washington Monument
State Department
Potomac River
Car Crashes into Parking Lot Then Apartment Building on Stouffer Place
Mrs. Ruth Rogers 65 escaped injury when her car veered from Stouffer Place onto an embankment hitting four parked cars and an apartment building at Kansas University. Gas meters were torn off, prompting service crews to repair the line. No injuries reported among residents. The cars belonged to students Daniel McVickers David Daniels Jack Makepeace and Dr C W Henning.
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Stouffer Place
Kansas University
Ruth Rogers
Pa. St
Stouffer Place No. 10
Rogers
Kansas Public Service Co
Citizens Ambulance
Alvin York Returns Home From Nashville Hospital
Sgt. Alvin York, 75, World War II Medal of Honor recipient, is back at his mountain home near Pall Mall Tennessee after a Nashville hospital stay. He praised getting mountain air and water, with doctors noting he is stable and would be better at home.
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Pall Mall
Tenn
Alvin York
Nashville
York
Federal grand jury returns no indictments in Nation cases
A federal grand jury declined to indict in the Mack Nations income tax evasion case and in the May 11 picketing of a Kansas City federal court by a group of Negroes. Judge Arthur J. Stanley Jr. had urged a probe for possible perjury or subornation. In Buenos Aires, four bandits raided a city hospital, killing two, wounding three, and fleeing with payroll cash over 14 million pesos in ambulances.
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Kansas City
Kan
Mack Nations
U.S
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Britain
Polyclinico
Zoning board rejects nursery school at 801 La. St
Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals voted 3 to 1 to deny Mrs. Jacob Enoch permission to open a nursery school in her home at 801 La. St. About 20 residents, led by Old West Lawrence Association members, opposed the plan. Enoch plans to appeal to the City Commission within 10 days.
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Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
la. St
Jacob Enoch
Old West Lawrence Association
Enoch
Ethan Smith
Mike Getto
Paul Wilson
Don Metzler
Harold Allen
Smith
City Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Old West Lawrence
Deed Jones Hillcrest Bowl Highlight On Zone Appeal Page 2
Zone Appeal notes a Hillcrest Bowl matchup featuring Deed Jones tonight with coverage slated for Page 2. Readers are invited to follow the results and key plays as the game unfolds at the local bowling venue.
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Deed Jones
Tractor duel headlines Vinland fair pull
Max Moore of Baldwin returns to challenge Carl Russell of Baldwin and Don Dunlap of Tonganoxie as 34 drivers vie for about 18 prizes in the 66th Vinland Grange Fair tractor pulling contest. First prize is 45 dollars worth of silver, with 25 dollars for the heaviest pull.
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Vinland Fairgrounds
Don Dunlap
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
Vinland Grange
Max Moore
Baldwin
Carl Russell
Douglas County
Vinland
Lawrence
Wellsville
Mary Lou Zoliff
Rosalee Newman
Joan Hutchinson
Mary Kay Walker
Dianna Hibner
Sue Collins
Sharon Lawson
Shirley Francy
Marla Fersguson
Sandra Johanning
Donna Moore
Baldwin High
Stock Market Closes Mixed as Index Edges Up
New York AP reports the closing averages show a slight gain with the Dow and broader market edging higher. Traders balanced earnings news with economic data as the session ends.
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New York
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Cooler Nights
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Friday will be generally fair with highs 80 to 85 and little rain. Yesterday’s high 92, low 51. today’s forecast high around 74 with trace rainfall in prior records.
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Kansas
Casene
Eeeasansees
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