Five Utah Miners Rescued After Prolonged Ordeal
Rescuers brought all five miners to safety from a cliff side ordeal near Helper Utah. Families of Charles Clark and Graph Foshieck celebrated the tearful return as rescue teams and local officials coordinated the late recovery operation.
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Utah
Charies Clark
Graph Foshieck Miegh
Berie
Totert
Lame Helper
Wae Trueman
Baranta
Chin
Ugy
Rescue Efforts Continue After Mine Explosion Tragedy
The May 1 incident at the Ashland mine station left five miners trapped and a federal probe ordered by the Interior Department. Rescue teams battled rising water and methane as they enlarged the escape hole and drilled additional shafts. Amid warnings of dangerous conditions, volunteers and professionals pressed the effort while families awaited updates on the trapped workers.
Cotton crisis discussed by High Plains leaders
Farmers and businessmen from the High Plains gathered at a three hour meeting to study the cotton surplus crisis, urge legislative action, and promote quality cotton. Leaders including Pheiffenberger and Armes pressed for cooperation, new legislation, and greater promotion to maintain market share against synthetics.
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Troy Armes
Littlefield
George Traylor
Archbock Cotton Ewnchange
Moulton
RO EL Tilson
Hale Center Farm Implement
Wlor. Wood
Lubbock Agricultural Chemicals Executive
J. J. Price
Pioneer Natural Gas
Brownfield
Dixon White
Lubbock Cotton Oil Co
Roy Forkner
Lubbock
Forkner
Chambers For Commerce
Gene Garrison
Rainmaker Sees Sixth Tulsa Win Amid Weather Center Efforts
Reports say a rainmaker notched his sixth straight Tulsa victory as showers dropped about half an inch. In San Angelo officials planned using a $6,000 raised by the Weather Information Center to fund ten cloud-seeking flights by a B26 bomber owned by Edwards Brothers Petroleum.
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Tulsa
San Angelo
Edwards Brothers Petroleum Co
Weather Information Center, Inc
Tech Rites at Mat front graduation honors Techs 1963
The article covers a Texas Tech commencement in Lubbock with showers across several locations and a focus on graduates facing societal challenges. It notes 12 doctoral degrees, 135 masters, and 405 bachelor’s degrees conferred, plus honor graduates from multiple schools. Dr. William Pearce presided as academic vice-president. The fall semester begins Sept 16 with freshman orientation.
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Dalhart
Angarillo
Childress
Wichita Falls
Fl Paso
San Angelo
Tulsa
Smith
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Donnie Ray McCool
Nocona
Agriculture
Gary Neil Adzimns
Clarendon
Addison Lee Pfluger
Eden
Morris Wayne Pearson
Lamar
Ark
Myra Ellen Gressett
Artesia
William Pearce
Texas Tech
Tech
Senate panel backs delay in ratification vote
Senate committee votes to urge further study of treaty testimony. Chairman Fulbright says a formal report to the Senate next week and aims for debate by September 16, but no rush is planned for the final vote.
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Senate
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Rourke B. Hickenlooper R-lowal
Sens
Long
Frank J. Lausche
Ohi
George P. Aiken
Frank Carlson
Kant
Jobo Williams
Debe
Karl E. Mundt
RSD
Maye
Mundt
Lang
Lausche
Hickenlooper
Williams
Carlson
Accion
Senate Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Gethheir
Mandt
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Civil Rights Drive Sparks New Protests and School Moves
The Coordinating Committee pledged militant demonstrations in Nashville Atlanta and Durham to push desegregation. Lewis warned of a new type of protest with hundreds of students marching from all Negro to white schools to speed integration. Across the South white attendance at newly integrated Powhatan County Virginia schools varied as officials cite fears of violence and possible private schooling options. In Charleston South Carolina Catholic elementary schools opened to both races with only one of 202 eligible Negroes attending integrated classes. King announced plans to widen demonstrations while leaders in Washington prepared for talkathons as a Senate filibuster looms over civil rights legislation.
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Powhatan County
Powhatan
Huguenot Academy
Richmond
Charleston
S.C
Washington
Martin Luther King
theSouthern Christian Leadership Conference
Necro
Randolph
New York
Senate
Births and family notices from local hospital records
This fragment lists multiple birth announcements including weights 7 pounds 6 ounces 7 pounds 4 ounces and 7 pounds 0 ounces. It mentions fathers employed by Fort Worth Pipe Co Southwestern Pest Service West Texas Hospital and other local firms with names and addresses plus hospital dates.
Jail term follows theft conviction and past criminal record
Jones received a six year jail term after pleading guilty to theft under 50 following a days long trial in which prosecutors tied the case to prior convictions. Police testified Jones was arrested July 9 and housed in a jail cell with a tarnished bath fixture later valued at 55 dollars, with installation costs pegged at 14 to 30 dollars. Witnesses linked Jones to earlier felonies and burglary terms, while defense argued for reduced liability.
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Dictment
Tral
Jones
Dai
Inga Pal
Charlie Moore
J.T. Atley Tr
Lubbock
W. R. Anthony
Johnson
Wiliam of Cratcher
George B. Gilkerson
J. R. Dever
Dever
Court of Criminal Appeals
Hershel McNutt
Foreman
FV. Leshy
James ER. Jones
Harvey Harrison
Alvin Paul Jr
Cecil Scott
Jimmy Mevter
Aol. Parrish
Charles T. Bledsoe
Vestal Blakley
I. J Preston
Gladys Tyson
Charles Benson
Jones Io
Policeman Wounded in Locker Room Accident
Amarillo police officer John C. Bacon was wounded in the station locker room when a fellow officer’s loaded pistol discharged. Arthur Morris, who was cleaning the gun, caused the accidental ricochet striking Bacon in the right arm. Bacon treated and released. Morris suspended four days.
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Amarillo
UPI
John C. Bacon
Arthur Morris
Bacon
Morris
Five Of Seven Mishap Victims Hospitalized
Five or seven people injured in four area traffic mishaps Thursday remained hospitalized Thursday night. Mary Lou Waldroup, 16, Fort Worth, in satisfactory condition in ICU at Methodist Hospital, among the injured eight miles east of Snyder on U S 180. Jim McVane, 18, and Mrs J Z Waldroup, 40, plus Nancy Waldroup, 16, also in Cordill Memorial Hospital Snyder in fair to satisfactory condition. McVane and the Waldroups were travelling together. Ray Oliphant, 60, Haskell, driver of the truck, and Jesse Travis Parker, 49, Wichita Falls, were injured in a separate one car mishap near Lorenza on U S May 62, both in Methodist Hospital. Felix Morales Cedilla, 21, Petersburg, treated at Petersburg Clinic and released after a car overturned east of Petersburg. was reported not found until 6:50 am. Mrs Robert R Slocum Sr, 49, Dallas, treated at West Texas Hospital after mishap on 3800 block Telegraph Hwy.
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Mary Lou Waldroup
Fort Worth
Methodist Hospital
Snyder
U. S. Hwy
Cordill Memorial Hospital
Jim McVane
J. Z. Waldroup
Nancy Waldroup
McVane
Wald
Ray Oliphant
Haskell
Jesse Travis Parker
Wichita Falls
Lorenzoo
U. S
Felix
Morales
Cedilla
Petersburg
FME
Robert R. Slocum Sr
Dallas
West Texas Hospital
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Erik
Patt
PS Weberat
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Perry
Fellin
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Felin
Chariuy
Beya Oun
Feji
Viren
Bova
Daniel
Secomueh
Crawford
Trueman
Hanns
Tom” Pruemin
Thorpe
Vistek Adratterdd
Trudy
Ysou
Fran
Ilinna and
McKinnes
Washongton
Bureau of Mines
Hanna and McKinney Teft
Hede
Nest
Delavine
Maine
Hanna
Samy
Trades Galt
Steve Hatsis Gaia
THEW
John MM. W Wesley
Bureau
Casper Nelson
iFellin
Harleton State Hospital
Tiecton
Techinek
Pfeiffenberger
Phoffenberger
Ander
Boa
Uber
Lesa Acreate
Ptetone Berees
Traylor
Uncle Sam
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Bill Piritfenberger
Creations Board of Directors
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
High Plains
Mahon
Gerald W. Thomas
Los
George Mahon
Cotton Thomas
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Kerens
Robert Henry Carpenter
Canton
Texas
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Preston Jordin
Corsicana Negro
Jase
New Mexico
Tech Rites
Catern
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WA Neem
Ewan Ok
Moab
Atteg Ate
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U.S
State Department
United States
Littlefield Chamber of Commerce
Georre W. Pleffenberser
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Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Woo
Adelinen
Friona Farmer
PCG
Gerald Wo Thomas
Ammeriture
Mroo
Julian Peres
Bs Andersen & Proagham Sheet
Bette
Anton
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Ross
Uiligan Saft
Flee Parsons
St Mars’s Hospital
Fort Worth Pipe Co
Mec
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Berth Cat Aoson
Weeeheeg
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Woagnees
Soin Am Thursdas
Federal Bureau of
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Taylor Hosmial
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Richard Kart Meeyekei
42Nd St
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Borth
West ‘Texas Hospital
Randolph Manufacturng
Doree Hutson
Tarhbeach
C. J. Stewart
4Th St
Stewart
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