Hotline link between Washington and Moscow goes live
The United States and Soviet Union completed a direct emergency line to prevent nuclear war. The system, operated by the Pentagon and staffed with bilingual operators, links the White House and Moscow for urgent high level discussions only.
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Findorff Widow Dies in Madison at 93
Mrs. John H. Findorff, 93, widow of the founder of the J. H. Findorff Construction Co. of Madison, died Monday.
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First Public Performance of God Save the Queen
The first known public performance of God Save the Queen occurred in 1745 at London's Drury Lane Theatre marking a historic royal anthem debut.
Dairy Cattle Herds Fall Amid Rising Costs
The Agriculture Department foresees a continued drop in milk cows through fall and winter, led by Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin declines. Milk production for 1963 is expected under 125.5 billion pounds, down from 125.9 in 1962, with roughage supplies lower though North Central states expect more than last year’s lows in the South. Prices to farmers stay near steady outside the Northeast.
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Two Miners Released After Week in Hazleton Hospital
David Fellin and Henry Throne went home after a week in hospital for fourteen days trapped in a coal mine. In a farewell news conference at Hazleton state hospital they thanked their rescuers and expressed joy returning to their families but remained saddened by the ordeal.
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Miner Louis Bova fate debated as rescue efforts continue
State officials have all but given up hope for 54 year old miner Louis Bova. Fellin, 58, believes Bova is alive and plans to go to the mine site Wednesday to renew a rescue shaft offer if any chance remains.
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