Five Rescued and Death Toll in Mine Disaster Climbs
A mine disaster near Moath Ulah i ends with 18 killed, five survivors rescued in good condition, and ten found dead. Two rescued earlier. 28 miners trapped 3,000 feet down after an explosion. Rescue efforts followed as officials plan joint state federal investigations.
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June Crawford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Dheming
Fugnel
Ani
Gase
Sandhei
Air Line
Moab
Utah
Rescue claims sighting of body in mine chamber
Secretary HB Chawrabuty said television cameras showed what appeared to be a man’s body in a mine chamber where Henry Throne and David Fellin were rescued earlier. Rescuers search for Louis Bova, separated from the others by debris and a wall, with a helmet and boots sighted near the body.
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Hazleton
Alate
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Chawrabuty
Louis Bova Wamere
Calanent
Weon
Wellin
Throne
Bova
Charrahury
Worl
Jin
Macleinn
David Folin
Uusday
Louis Bava
H. B
Charmbury
Miter
Deulstom
Fellin
Dan
Louis Bova
Unclear cave death body sighting raises alarm in Tasmania
Report cites a cave in at Macleinn Tasmania where rescuers statement and a TV crime era tie raise questions about a possible body in a chamber. Dan Bova sighted an unidentified object while Fellin throne were earlier rescued, officials cautious amid confusion.
Press Hunt Aims to Find Missing U S Airmen
U S air search expands for eleven missing crew from two B-29 type planes thought lost in the Atlantic between Bermuda and Nassau. Coast Guard says cutter Owasco found debris 335 miles southwest of Bermuda and an Air Rescue Service spokesman vows continued efforts to locate survivors and the crew.
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Amiami
Fla
Atlantic
Bermuda
Nassau
Bermud
Record Filed In Appeal by Robert Barry
Des Moines reports that the Supreme Court clerk’s office received the record in an appeal by Highway Commissioner Robert Barry of Danbury Democrat. Barry was convicted of improver use of dealers’ license plates and appealed after a district court upheld the conviction in April. The state has filed a reply to the appeal.
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Des Moines
Toiva Supreme Court
Robert Barry
Danbury Democrat
Jon
Barry
Justice of
the Peace Court
Wootbury County District Court
Moving Blockade Spurs White Neighborhood Tension
A Black couple and their two year old daughter were blocked from moving into a Philadelphia home near Falcoft, Pennsylvania Thursday night as demonstrators obstructed entry. Police dispersed the crowd and the family plans to relocate to the all white neighborhood.
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Horace Baker
Philadelphia
Falcroft
Tito declares unity of Belgrade and Moscow during Khrushchev visit
Tito proclaimed Belgrade and Moscow united on major world issues as Khrushchev attended a miners’ ceremony in Slovenia. He denounced Red China as undermining communism and racism, insisting on defense of Marxism-Leninism and opposition to pseudo-revolutionary deviations.
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Velenja
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
Moscow
Red China
Umiphant
Tilo
Concern Over Red Fishing Fleet Off Cape Up
Edward M. Kennedy voiced concern about a fleet of Russian fishing vessels near Cape Up. The activity prompted heightened monitoring by the Coast Guard as authorities keep the situation under watch and log details as they unfold.
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Edward M
Tod) Kennedy
Dy Wass
Cape UP
Coal Guard
Russi
Kenn
U S Civilian Payroll at Peak
U S federal civilian payroll costs reached a peak of 15 348 000 000 in fiscal 1963, a Senate House committee reported. This was an increase of over 1 billion from fiscal 1962. Postal workers received a raised wage last fall and classified service employees got a 3 0 per boost. Total civilian government employment averaged 3 493 372 in the year ended June 20, up from 2 443 008 the prior year.
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Washington
Senate House Committee
Muhleman Not Indicted In Bribery Probe
State Attorney Richard Stengel announced bribery and attempted bribery charges against Mayor Morris E. Muhleman after a county grand jury investigation. A report found no true bills on all ten charges including bribery and solicitation. the panel did accuse council members Peter Cassini Robert Maurus and Charles Hertford of offers to influence votes on an ordinance granting city manager hiring and firing powers over police and fire chiefs. Hertford said he was offered 5000 in a phone call to change his vote. Muhleman requested to testify before the grand jury amid rumors before the report.
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Kmored
Richard Stengel
Morris
E. Muhleman
Stengel
Stenge
Saic
Grand
Belett
Board of Police
Peter Cassini
Mmuerity
Passports of Student Group Are Suspended
New York students defied a State Department travel ban by standing at Idlewild Airport to protest rough Cuban policy. Passports were suspended for travel due to the Cuba issue, letters handed to each student noted. Several were summoned to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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New York
State Department
Madavid
U.S. Policics
Idlewild
Passpork
Iota
Vic
Lee Levi Laub
Columbia University
Strategic Havana Alerts Grow With Troop Buildup
Fidel Castro's government raises armed forces alert and concentrates troops and militia at Havana strategic points. Reports indicate intensified preparations after intelligence warned of possible anti-Cattra offensives. Costa Rican and Nicaraguan exile activity, Soviet presence around Havana, and refugee accounts of military buildup add to regional tensions.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Florida
Kennedy
Cuba
Indictments Follow Raid Upon Still
James Russel Orr, 48, of Anamosa, indicted by a federal grand jury on five counts linked to operating a farm distillery. He was arrested during a raid when agents confiscated the still and goods. Bond set at $5,000. Counts include unregistered distillery business, distilling without bond, illegal still possession, unstamped spirits, and liquor property used for distilling law violations.
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Sioux City
James Rusgel “Oi
Anamosa
Orr
Is Lece
Iowa districts to receive less than half of supplemental aid
Iowa school districts will receive less than half of the supplemental aid requested from the state while general aid will be paid in full. Transportation aid funds are also limited, with checks mailed and prorated payments set at about 58 percent of claimed amounts.
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Iowa
Des, Moines
Partment,of Public Instruction
Rabaveld
Hardlay
Whart
Smathers Doubts Action on Kennedy Tax Bill
Sen George Smathers of Florida doubts the Senate will move on Kennedy tax cut bills this year. He cites House delays, possible slow Senate action on civil rights, and long public hearings. Smathers, a Finance Committee member, supports a tax cut but says progress hinges on civil rights debate. He expects eight weeks of hearings plus committee action.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Kennedy
Smathers
House
Harry F. Byrd
Russell B. Long
D. la
Finance Committee
Spathers
Army Turncoat Dismayed With Reds Leaves China for Belgium
Albert Belhomme, former sergeant from Ashland Pennsylvania, crossed into Hong Kong with his Chinese wife Hsio Ying and three children aged 1 to 6. He plans to move to Antwerp Belgium with his family amid political disillusionment and poor prospects in Communist China. His mother still resides in Ashland. A second defector, Lowell Skinner of Akron, Ohio, also left China with a Chinese wife but returned to the United States.
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Hong Kong
Albert Bels Noming
China
Ashland
Hsio Ying
Belhommed
Belgium
Antwerp
Bel
Gium
Ash
Land
Lowell, Skinner
Akron
Ohio
United States
Belhomme
Landis Given 30 Days Term
Former Harvard Law School dean Landis was sentenced to 630 days in prison on tax charges. U.S. District Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered the term served immediately, signaling a swift enforcement of the ruling.
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New York
Mis Landis
Harvard Law School
Sylvester J. Ryan
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