Faint Hope Left for Trapped Prospectors
In Georgetown Colorado rescuers toil in a rain damp tunnel seeking four missing uranium prospectors. Officials reject a rapid descent into the 1000 foot shaft, instead pumping fresh air through a flexible pipe as two men entered with oxygen tanks and four hour supplies. Stubblefield and Hickock waited outside while the others were reported overdue. The abandoned mine has standing water and unstable passages.
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Eisenhower to host youth fitness planning conference
President Eisenhower convenes a September 27 28 meeting in Denver with 138 sports world figures educators and readers to boost youth physical activity and fitness. Vice President Nixon will preside. recommendations will be presented at a dinner with leaders from Gene Tunney Ford Frick J. Edgar Hoover and others.
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Bonelli Sued for $500,000 in Libel Case
Los Angeles Mayor Frank L Shaw files libel suit in federal court claiming Bonelli falsified and defamatory statements in the book Billion Dollar Blackjacks. The action seeks damages over alleged harm to Shaw's reputation and his business standing.
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Drunk on Horse: Man Arrested for Riding in Traffic
In Los Angeles county Jose F Montanez dressed as a Spanish don to celebrate Mexico Independence Day by riding a horse through Downey Bird traffic. Police officer Jim Hite ordered him off the thoroughfare. Montanez returned to the horse and blocked traffic again, ending in a jail booking for drunk on horseback.
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Theodore Roosevelt as a ... Across puzzle clue list
Mixed crossword clues referencing Theodore Roosevelt and various word answers. The fragmented list includes names, nouns, verbs, and abbreviations across themes like politics, geography, units, and occupations, with several garbled letters and misreads.
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Settlement Reached in 16-Day Harvester Strike
A 40 000 member United Auto Workers strike at 18 International Harvester Co plants across Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio Tennessee Kentucky and California ended with a company backed pay and wage increase offer. Details remain withheld until a joint news conference. The walkout began August 25 when the contract expired.
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Surviving Siamese Twin Celebrates 4th Birthday in Chicago
Rodney Dre Brodie, once nearly fatally ill after a brain hemorrhage, marked his fourth birthday at the University of Illinois Medical Center Chicago with two birthday cakes, ice cream, and toys as nurses and his parents watched. Doctors note partial recovery and ongoing updates on his condition.
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Youth in Mendota High case involving fatal shooting at home
In Mendota a 16 year old boy William Augenhaugh was freed from custody after recounting how he struck his father Irwin Augenhaugh with a gun during a farm home attack that also involved his mother Beatrice Warren. The incident occurred after the parents returned from Wisconsin and the youth was placed in technical custody at Mendota High School pending a petition to declare him a delinquent.
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Godfrey Will Land on Pier
New York United Press report says television star Arthur Godfrey, previously barred from landing atop the new Westside Airlines Terminal, will land on a Judson River pier next Tuesday. The recent attempt near Pier 57 roof prompted safety concerns and now a landing may proceed from Teterboro Airport with appreciation from airline executives for aviation support.
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Ruling Hit in Liquor Controversy
Sacramento scene centers on the Edgar B Hervey liquor case where Atty. Gen. Brown labeled the decision by State Liquor Director Russell Munro a whitewash. He argues Hervey was the secret owner of a liquor license and that illicit dealings were unsubstantiated. The case moves to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board as Bennett contends the ruling serves public-interest harm.
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Hemeyeas
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Sentence Man for Killing 25 Years Ago
VIROQUE Wis i Ray mond thief sentenced to 7 to 14 years in Waupun for a 1940s rural robbery that ended in Clarence Sutherland’s death. Davenport resident Kroll, 46, previously hid after the crime then married and raised four children before surrendering to police last May. A mental test found him sane and he pled guilty to third degree murder.
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SEATO Officers Call for United Red Fight
Manila report shows SEATO staff officers holding a secret conference to urge united action against Communist subversion in the treaty area. They forwarded final decisions on how to tackle the threat to a higher level conference, stressing a strong, united front.
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Army Trial Reveals POW Santa Claus Gave Candy in Camp
Witness Tommy H. Thomas testified that POW Bayes, in a North Korean prison, gave candy as Santa Claus to fellow prisoners on the first Christmas. He said Bayes was accompanied by Chinese camp officials and spoke of communism. Prosecution argues Bayes aided enemy efforts. defense questions credibility amid other disclosures.
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American Flier Killed in Iraq Plane Crash
An American flyer from North Dakota died when his Piper Cub struck a house in an Iraqi village during a mission related to a regional insect control project. Also killed were Trans Ocean Airlines employee Suren Tagalian and village residents.
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Adlai Stevenson Honored in Jamaica Reception
Adlai Stevenson was the guest of honor at a reception hosted by U.S. Consul David Maynard in Kingston Jamaica on Friday night He then attended a cinema party at the Mountain fan venue with local attendees and dignitaries.
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Regents Rule Oath For UC Students To Graduate
Regents of the University of California ruled that students who refuse the simplified oath of allegiance cannot receive a degree. The policy reversal bars graduation if the oath is not fulfilled, while still allowing continued enrollment. The board also asked the legislature to approve a 1956 37 capital plan of 22.36 million dollars for all eight campuses to support projected enrollment growth from 33,000 to 44,200 by 1960.
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Dick McSmear: Nixon Caricature Banned From SF Art Festival
A San Francisco art festival removed a color lithograph of Vice President Richard Nixon after complaints. The piece titled McSmear depicted Nixon with an eye mask and a bucket labeled smear, referencing the Hiss case, and was created by Victor Arnautov. festival officials defended free expression amid debate over political art.
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Eisenhower Registration Missed Election Deadline
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania President and Mrs Eisenhower failed to meet the deadline to register to vote for the November elections. Republican County Chairman John Basehore of Adams County conceded that he will not receive White House support this year, noting no statewide offices are at stake in the Pennsylvania election.
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Building Permits and Additions Reported in Local Filing
A scrambled list of permits and alterations appears, naming contractors, engineers, and addresses such as 135 Santa Ave and 8849 Cherry. Items include garages, additions, pavers, and equipment upgrades with monetary figures noted in places.
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Three to Jail Over Grove Love Nest
Santa Ana report says three men received court ordered detention for a girl in a Grove love nest case. Thomas Demaree 23 will serve six months. Joel Stanley Jr 23 got one year with probation. Kenneth Booker 18 faces six months. All admitted facts, others later sentenced for related offenses. Juvenile cases involved three teens. warrants issued for four more on rape counts.
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