Rescue of 15 year old from 20 foot cave ledge in Georgia
Ronnie Reese 15 spent about ten hours on a ledge after falling into a fox mountain cave near Rising Fawn Georgia. Rescue team with Civil Defense from Chattanooga faced loose rocks and tight passages to reach him. He was unconscious much of the time but saved and taken to a local hospital.
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School Bill Gets Reluctant Okay
Washington AP Kennedy reluctantly signs into law a bill extending aid to education programs for two years. It preserves the impacted areas program with about 300 million in grants and the National Defense Education Act at about 230 million yearly. He vetoed postal raises explaining budget needs require revenue increases.
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Sam Rayburn in serious condition at Baylor Hospital
Dallas AP Sam Rayburn House Speaker remained on the serious list at Baylor Hospital. Doctors led by Dr. Robert Short began tests Tuesday and expected 36 to 48 hours for a clearer assessment. Officials declined to confirm reports of a possible exploratory operation.
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Nkrumah Arrests 42 Over Plot Against Leader
Accra Ghana AP Forty three men including Dr Joseph Danquah opposition candidate Joseph Appiah and Patrick Quaidoo were arrested on charges of plotting to assassinate President Kwame Nkrumah. The roundup raises fears over Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming visit as Duncan Sandys is in Accra for talks with Nkrumah.
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Long Siege Faces Ford Before UAW Settlement
Ford Motor Co confronts a prolonged bargaining fight as the UAW strike halts 88 plants in 26 states, with 120,000 workers out. Negotiations resume at 10 a.m. amid stubborn economic and non-economic sticking points, including production standards, line demarcation, and outside contractors. Ford estimates a $2.6 million daily strike cost and notes wage gains are modest versus the GM settlement.
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Soviet Marshal warns U.S. over Berlin tension
Marshal Ivan S. Konev, commander in East Berlin, warned Gen. Bruce Clarke to avoid moves that could derail East West talks on Berlin. The note followed U.S. patrols on the autobahn linking West Berlin to West Germany after two soldiers were detained in East Germany. Clarke acknowledged receipt and response.
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Unseasonably Cool Forecast With Minor Thursday Warmup
The five day outlook calls for unusually cool temperatures four to eight degrees below normal with lows around 41 and highs near 65. A brief warming trend starts Thursday and ends by weekend. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low near 41. Thursday highs near 70. Yesterday's official high was 59 at 3 p.m. and the overnight low 36 at 6:30 a.m.
Peace Talk Probe Gromyko JFK To Talk Friday
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will confer Friday on the Berlin issue. The White House announced the time, with press secretary J erre Salinger declining details. Talks aim to probe East West negotiations and Soviet guarantees on West Berlin.
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Tyranny Blamed For UAR Split
Damascus Syria AP Pres ident Gamal Abdel Nasser s agents moved like an octopus to weaken the Syrian army suppress freedom and to fill prisons says Gen Abdel Karim Zahredin the new army commander He says Syria severed ties with Egypt after a bid to redress wrongs and pledged not to interfere in politics He alleges Nasser officers were sent abroad as students to undermine the regime and Syria will hold elections within four months after banning the Communist party and maintaining non communist parties at stake
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Kennedy Seeks Recount Rumor Over Election Outcome
Rumors say Kennedy will request a recount while expressing hope that Nixon secures victory. The claim centers on potential challenges to the ballot results and the political maneuvering surrounding the election.
Hope Rises For Naming UN Chief
Prospects brighten for East West agreement on naming a United Nations secretary general. Informed sources say a form may be announced soon perhaps during Soviet Fore ign Minister Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Rusk talks in Washington. The Soviet stance hinges on Security Council veto power but may soften if the General Assembly names the secretary general.
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Soviet crop failure in Kazakhstan signals policy shift
Moscow reports a virtual crop failure in Kazakhstan and the virgin lands, with delegates in a Communist party meeting voicing unease at failing grain production. First secretary D Kunayev admits inability to meet grain tasks, following a prior disastrous harvest and a firing of Nikolai Belyaev. Pravda cites bad weather and faulty techniques as causes, suggesting potential foreign policy impact.
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