Seven Rescued From Canada Mine After 200 Hours
After more than 200 hours underground, seven men were pulled from the 13,000-foot wall area of North America’s deepest coal mine. One unnamed man died Tuesday, leaving 40 missing and 34 confirmed dead. 100 escaped or were found alive. Survivors described gas dangers and dwindling air as rescuers intensified efforts.
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Arnie Patterson
Dominion Steel and Coal Corp. Oe
Ken Murray
John Calder
Dan O'Rourke
O'Rourke
North America
Debbie Reynolds Back to Work After Illness
Actress Debbie Reynolds leaves St Josephs Hospital in Burbank after gastric indigestion. Studios say The Mating Game filming will resume Monday with Reynolds in the lead role.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
St. Joseph's Hospital
Burbank
Applicants Appear Pronto Through Help Ads
Help Wanted note urging applicants to respond quickly through Help Ads. Mentions contact HE 2-5959 for job placements. Brief, period-voice classified style with a single, direct call to action.
Seven Jailed in $100000 Football Betting Ring
Seven men tied to a Sherman Oaks football pool network were jailed on conspiracy to commit bookmaking charges. The ring allegedly handled up to 100000 dollars in pool cards per season and operated for five years with about 50 agents in defense plants and area venues. Detective Sgt. Jerry Cohen posed as an agent to gather evidence. The seven suspects include Angelo Gianfrancesco and brothers Joseph and Carmen Gianfrancesco, plus salesmen George Basile Vincent Campanaro Richard A Lebeck and Charles Odell Woodward. Evidence will be presented to the grand jury next week.
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Sherman Oaks
CNS
Ing
Jerry Cohen
Angelo Gianfrancesco
Joseph
Carmen
George Basile
Vincent Campanaro
Reseda
Richard A. Lebeck
Charles Odell Woodward
Granada Hills
Cohen
San Fernando Valley
Valley Junior College
Northridge
Grand
Seek Link of Slayer to Others
Mrs Shirley Ann Bridgeford Ruth Rita Mercado are named as two of the killer's victims within the past year. The man known as Glatman describes contacting women via ads and a lonely hearts club then abducting them at gunpoint to remote areas to photograph and strangle with rope. He says he did not enjoy killing but felt he could not stop, while noting concern for his mother and the impending gas execution.
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Martin
Lonely Hearts Club
Glatman
Jerry Lewis Hospitalized With Acute Gastroenteritis
HOLLYWOOD CNS Jerry Lewis is resting at Mt. Sinai Hospital after an attack of acute gastroenteritis. The comedian checked in Thursday after missing a studio call due to stomach trouble. He is expected to remain in bed for six to ten days.
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Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Car Slays Japanese Cyclist Near Sagamihara
A car driven by Pfc. Clement W. Gaddy of High Point North Carolina struck and killed a 20 year old Japanese girl cyclist in a traffic accident in Sagamihara Friday night the U S Army announced.
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Sagamihara
Japan
UPT
Pfc
Clement W. Gaddy
High Point
N. C
U. S. Army
Death Takes Shuffle of Ma Perkins Show
Charles Egelston veteran actor died in New York hospital after an operation at age 72. He portrayed Shuffle Sheber for 26 years on the CBS radio serial Ma Perkins, a longtime figure in show business.
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New York
Charles Egelston
Egelston
Shuffle Sheber
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ma Perkins
Tornado in Florida Area Causes Million-Dollar Damage
West Central Florida residents cleaned up after two tornadoes merged into one funnel in Upper Mantee County, injuring four and damaging the Twilight Motel worth about 750000 dollars along with a service station and drive-in theater. Elsewhere, fair weather prevailed with showers along the Gulf Coast to the Midwest and a cold front lowering temperatures in the Great Lakes.
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Florida
Upper Mantee County
Milwaukee Braves
Gulf Coast
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Canada
Georgia
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
New England
Penny Firecracker Sparks City Gas Leak
Kenneth Whittington a nine year old boy in London popped a penny firecracker through a street lamp hole. The blast ignited an underground gas leak blasting a four foot hole in the sidewalk. Houses shook and drain covers flew into the air as two hundred children were led to safety from a nearby school. Kenneth fled home and hid in bed.
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London
Kenneth Whittington
Kenneth
News Service Strikes In Tokyo Labor Action
Kyodo News Service workers walked out for one hour and plan a four hour strike on November 6 if management does not grant a ten percent wage increase. The union says the average monthly pay now stands at 66 dollars.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News Service
Pasternak letter to Khrushchev fuels exit visa debate
The Soviet press reports Boris Pasternak asking Khrushchev for freedom to leave the USSR to receive the Nobel Prize. Tass says no obstacles to travel exist if he wishes to depart. The letter states he is bound to Russia by birth, life, and work and cannot imagine fate apart from it.
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Doctor Zhivago
Russia
Soviet Union
West
Pasternak
Soviet Writers’ Union
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
TASS
Zhivago
Us.s.r
Boris Pasternak
N. S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Swedish Academy
Nace Ie
Pravda
Literary Gazette
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Debbie
Harvey Morris Giatman
Shirley Ann Bridgeford
Ruth Rita Mercado
A. H. Glatman
Denver
Colo
Look Magazine
Harry Truman
Ike
Ricky Nelson
Norman Vincent Peale
Jerry
Lue
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Savings Roach
E. Ocean Ave
Himioch Ram
Death
W. S
Bill” Grant
Assemblyman
United Press International
Penny Firecracker Rocks
News Service
Russ
Joseph Murphy
Jesus
John Hefferlin
Church OF Religious Science
E. 36Th St
Frisat & Sun
Long Beach
Committee TO Save the Band
Hal Shiddler
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