Start New Shaft Toward Trio Of Trapped Miners
Hazleton Pennsylvania authorities begin a new escape shaft to reach three miners trapped underground after a mine collapse. Two men reported contact through a six inch hole, while the others awaited further signals and continued to guide rescue crews amid dense fog and dangerous roof cracking.
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T Hey
Arthur Joyce
Louis Down
David Feilin
Wenry Throne
Bova
Joyce
David Fellin
Shenpton
Henry Throne
Dowin
Fellin
Throne
Outbreak Triggers Bomb Threat and Rioting in Birmingham
A bomb ripped a hole in Arthur D. Shores home garage as racial tensions exploded in Birmingham Alabama on Tuesday night. Police and deputies restored order after rock-throwing crowds, two people jailed for charges, and no serious injuries reported.
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Ala
Ona
Arthur D. Shores
Segregay
Fida
Jamie Moore
Fics
Rescue drill advances for miners trapped near Hazelton
A diagram shows rescue efforts to reach three miners trapped 331 feet underground at a Hazelton Pennsylvania mine. As two workers below ground tried to reach the third, rescuers began drilling a new escape hole at dawn after a prior borehole was halted when the ceiling cracked.
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Throne and Fellin
Hazelton
AP Photofox
Wapello Women Hurl In Collision Today
Five persons were taken to Muscatine General hospital after a two car crash shortly after 11 a.m. on Highway 1 south of Eisle's Hill at the junction with County Road L. Lola Weber and Emma Kirkland were admitted with head lacerations and bruises. Mary Weber, in the back seat, had no serious injuries. Charles Now of Glasgow Montana was the driver, with Goldie Mentricks of Buffalo as a passenger in his car. both wore seat belts. The crash briefly blocked the highway as investigators William Shank and Charles Whisler gathered details and determined Lola Weber halted to let cars pass before turning left.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Eisle's Hill
Lola Weber
Wapello
Emma. Kirkland
el Paso
Texas
Mary Weber
Charles
Air Force
Glasgow
Mont
Theour
Not
Goldie’ Mentricks
Bulefalo
Nae
Smet
Keokuk
Infurt
William’ Shank
Charles Whisler
Iver
Weber
Letts
Mrs. Kirkland
Unmarked Patrol Cars: Iowa Safety Cites Study On Use
Des Moines officials debate continuing 75 unmarked patrol cars after Safety Commissioner William Sueppel, in office since July 1, says a thorough study is needed to gauge effectiveness. He notes unmarked cars aim to deter violations but questions their value and plans to compare arrest figures with marked cars. The 78 unmarked cars were deployed last December to assess impact on traffic accidents.
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Des Moines
Iowa” High Patrol
William Sueppel
Sueppel
Towa
Carl Posch
Writ Issued In Walkout Of UAL Employes
U S District Judge Bernard M Decker issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting United Airlines maintenance employees from striking. Attorneys said the walkout began in New York and spread nationwide, threatening to disrupt operations by Thursday unless stopped.
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U. S
Bernard ‘M. Decker
United “Airlines
Air
New York
United Terrainals
Elect
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ODT
Son Born to King Mohammed in Rabat Morocco
A royal birth in Rabat signals the naming of Mohammed after the late grandfather King Mohammed. The child is declared crown prince to King Massen and Queen Lalla Latita, marking a succession moment for Morocco's royal line.
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Rabat
Morocco
Massen IT
Lalla Latita
Mohammed Caller
Mohiammed
West Liberty Fair hosts final baby beef auction night
The 101st West Liberty fair wraps with 98 baby beef entries across 85 Hereford and 107 Angus. judges crown breed champions as crowds enjoy livestock shows, old threshing demos, and car races alongside a strong attendance forecast for the finale.
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West Liberty, Fair
West Liberty
Top Scientist Sees No Soviet Advantage Under Test Ban
Defense official Harold Brown testified that the Soviet Union could gain no substantial edge from the limited nuclear test ban, even with maximum cheating. He argued full observance would keep nuclear superiority with the United States and noted alignment with Edward Teller’s views from the same briefing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Harold Brown
Defense
Brown
Jastic
Edward Teller
Air Force
Nus
Treaty Sent to Supreme Soviet for Ratification
The Soviet government announced it has submitted the limited no clear first ban treaty to the Supreme Soviet for ratification. The announcement did not say when the Supreme Soviet might vote. President Kennedy addressed the issue at a news conference, denying that the administration curtailed atmospheric tests for political reasons and noting preparations for Pacific tests as a precaution. The administration plans to send a letter detailing safeguards against violations and outlines plans for underground tests and detection methods. Defense Secretary McNamara stated the Soviet Union is not ahead in missile defense and U.S. testing will proceed with safety measures.
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Supreme Soviet
Brown
Senate
Kennedy
Ital
Elier
Soviet Union
United States
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Robert
McNammara
Jiis Field
U.S
Pherle
Debt Ceiling Action Moves in Senate Vote
The Senate approved a measure on the debt ceiling after a tense debate, with the plan advancing toward President Kennedy's desk. The chamber passed the bill by a narrow margin, reflecting partisan divisions over fiscal policy and timing.
Diem declares state of siege in Vietnam crackdown
Saigon forces raid Buddhist pagodas across South Vietnam amid martial law measures and a U S backed effort to restore order. Washington condemns the move while affirming continued aid to the Diem regime as protests and arrests follow the seizures of weapons and explosives at several pagodas.
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Diem
Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
U. S
Kennedy
Saigon
Dien
U.S
South Viet Nam
Hue
Geneseo Couple Killed in Horse Van Crash
Geneseo man Arthur Frankenfield, 71, and wife Clara died when their horse van collided with a car on nots B2. Frankenfield, a racehorse owner and trainer, and his spouse were pronounced dead at the scene. Henry L. Pearson of Newanee, driver of the auto, was injured and hospitalized. A third vehicle driven by Darrell B. Nelson of Monmouth sustained damage. Nelson was injured.
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Cambetdee
Il Seo
Arthur Frankenfield
Clara
Frankenfield
Henry L. Pearson
Newanee
Newanee Public Hospital
Darrell B Nelson
Monmouth
Nelson
Khrushchev Touts Space Lead During Yugoslav Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Yugoslav workers in Belgrade that the Soviet Union leads the space race and will not sit idle while the United States tries to catch up. He praised Yugoslav–Soviet unity and urged closer cooperation against imperialism while visiting the Rakovich plant outside Belgrade.
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Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
United. States
Rakovich
Anc
Betwen Belgrdie
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Bhrusbechev
Po Wong
Iraq and Syria Mobilize Forces Amid Israel Clashes
Iraq mobilizes army and air force on standby and places under Syrian command following Syria Israel clashes. Baghdad radio vows support with all military means. airports west of the Euphrates on alert and planes ready within 30 minutes. Syria and Israel report air battles with each side claiming a downed fighter.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
National Revolutionary Council
Israel
Baghdad
Ray
Council
Salely Mahdi Ammasé
Euphrates River
Railroad Labor Dispute Still To Be Settled
Washington report says the rail labor dispute remains unsettled after four ths of talks with Secretary Willard Wirtz and three Senate Commerce Committee members. Sen Magnuson said no new proposals were discussed as railroads threaten immediate strikes with job cuts set to take effect in August.
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Willard Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Commerce Committee
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