Volunteer May Enter Mine In Search Of Third Man
Miners and volunteers prepare to descend into the Sheppton mine compartment where Louis Bova was trapped 16 days earlier. Officials say a 12 1/2 inch hole must be widened to 22 inches, with life signals monitored and rescue plans contingent on new findings.
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Sheppton Mine
United Press International
Sheppton
UPI
Louis Bova
Deve Felin
Henry Trone
Bova
Fellin
John
Gordon Smith
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Throne
Charmbury
Boba
Armory Nears Completion Reported In Utah Mine Rescue
Rescuers lifted two survivors from a Moab potash mine blast that trapped 25 workers 3000 feet underground. At least five others were alive behind a barricade while three men were confirmed dead and the fate of the rest remained unclear.
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Duston Harvey
United Press International
Moab
Utah
UPI
East German refugee shot escaping toward West Berlin
Communist border guards fired on a refugee escapee who rammed an East German army ambulance through border barriers on the West German side of the autobahn. The driver was shot and may have died. others in the ambulance were not identified.
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Berlin
Red Cross
West Berlin
Marienborn
Biggest civil rights rally draws 200000 to Washington
Demonstrators from across the nation gather in Washington for what is described as the largest civil rights rally before Lincoln's statue. The march proceeds peacefully with praise from President Kennedy and police, ending by 8 30 P M as crowds disperse to travel home.
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Steven Gerstel
United Press International
Washington
UPD
America
Abraham Lincoln
Kennedy
Florida
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Martin Luther King Jr
MahaMa Jackson
White House
Robert W. Murray
United States
Dr. King
Congress
Dinner but no dinner for police at civil rights march
A DC march fed 3500 policemen with boxed dinners later condemned by the Health Department as suspect. Deputy Chief Cowell said no confirmed illnesses. officers were told not to eat remaining dinners. The cost to city was 5250 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
City Health Department
Howard Cowell
Health Department
National Guard
Little Joe II booster test ends with unblown casing failure
NASA test at White Sands saw the Little Joe II rocket reach 24 000 feet before crashing nine miles away after two explosive charges failed to open the engine casing. Officials said five of six primary flight objectives were met and no structural failures were found. Walter Williams noted delays unlikely and emphasized remaining data analysis.
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Carlton Wilson
United Press International
White Sands
UPI
Nacahone and Space Administration
NASA
Walter Williams
Williams
New Mexico Miner Identified Among 25 Trapped in Moab Potash Mine
A New Mexico man P. Sviscsu from Grant is named among 25 trapped in a Moab potash mine. Most of the trapped are Moab area men. Two rescuers were pulled out early Wednesday.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
New Mexico
Here
Miners Survive Explosion as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescuers in oxygen masks worked about 18 hours after a Tuesday afternoon explosion in a Utah mine. Water from a nearby pump flooded the shaft hindering lifts and trapping five others. Don Blake Hanna and Paul McKinney reached surface, hospitalized with acid eye burns likely from lamp batteries.
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Don Blake Hanna
Price
Utah
Paul McKinney
Moab
Moab Hospital
Frank Marcoy
Sunnyside
Henry Violette
Hanna
McKinney
Marcoy
Harrison International Company
Bill Signed Six Hours Before Strike
Washington reports Congress narrowly approved emergency legislation to end a potential nationwide rail strike for at least six months. President Kennedy signed the bill at 6 14 p m EDT, hours before a walkout was set to begin, with arbitration to settle major issues like firemen jobs and board makeup.
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Frank Eleazer
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Congress
House
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Senate
Lovington Schools See Enrollment Rise by 200
Lovington School Superintendent H C Pannell reported a 200 student increase in district enrollment compared with the second day of last year. Total district enrollment reached 3,674 last Tuesday with 2,210 in five elementary schools. High School enrolls 550. Taylor and Central Junior Highs total 915. 300 more students are expected before month’s end.
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H. C. Pane Nell
Lovington
Pannell
Taylor and
Central Junior High
Weather forecast Lovington expects sun and showers
The Lovington area will be clear to partly cloudy through Thursday night with occasional afternoon showers. It will cool late Thursday with a high near 95 and a low around 60 Thursday night.
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Smith
Boba
Lovington
Diem Troops Tighten Control In Slums
In Saigon the Diem government cracks down on slum dwellers amid Buddhist clergy arrests and pagoda raids. Ngo Dinh Nhu leads a government youth rally backing the crackdown as U S ambassador Lodge meets with Nhu in a cautious, diplomat language discussion.
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Diem
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Viet Nam
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Republican Youth Organization
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Siagon
Nhu
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Ngo Dinn
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Carl Allen
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bulletin
P. Sviscsu
Grant
N.M
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