Nevada Workers Rescued After 80 Hours Trapped Underground
Four AEC contract electricians were pulled to the surface from an underground detonation chamber at the Nevada test site after more than 80 hours trapped when a cable snapped. They were issued back pay at double time with earnings noted as high for the period.
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Nevada
Nevada Test Site
Nev
UPID
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Ariz
Cooper
Arthur Luhnow
North Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Leland Roeder
Pioche
Floyd Shaw
Santa Barbara
Calif
Canal Talks Resume Next Month In Ohio River Route Debate
Lawrence County will be represented at the second round of hearings next month on the $1 billion Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal. R. J. Schill, Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce executive secretary, is a leading area proponent. Hearings are set for Oct. 19-20 in Pittsburgh and Oct. 22-23 in Jefferson Ohio. The Army Corps will release a report before hearings, suggesting canal feasibility. If approved, about $250 million could be spent in Lawrence Beaver counties. Best route follows Beaver and Mahoning rivers to near the Ohio River.
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Jefferson Elementary School
Jefferson
Ohio
Schill
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lawrence
Beaver County
Bennett Cerf to speak at GNCA annual dinner
Notable author Bennett Cerf will address the GNCA annual dinner, highlighting the event's literary and civic focus. The report notes his appearance as a key feature of the proceedings.
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Bennett Cerf
GNCA
Deaths in City and Cleveland Residents on Sept 23 1964
Mrs Margaret Ruth Miller aged 04 of 212 North Mulberry Street dies. John Garczewski Sr aged 70 of Cleveland is obituary noted in record.
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Margaret Ruth Miller
N. Mulberry St
John Garczewski Sr
Cleveland
City Council to Seek Court OK for 7.72 Acre Land Deed
The council approved a plan to deed 7.72 acres in the 3rd Ward to the New Castle Industrial Growth Committee for 100 dollars as a step toward ward land sale for industrial development. Solicitor Robert M. White will file papers in Lawrence County court this week. One councilman opposed the move, urging bidding for city property and more disclosure on land use.
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3Rd Ward
New Castle
Richard H. Biddle
Johnson urges vigilance against extremists in IUE speech
President Johnson warns Americans to resist extremism in a speech to the International Union of Electrical Workers. He denounces fringe factions and urges citizens to stand up for the character and conscience of the country, stressing the need to prevent the nation from falling into extremist hands.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
America
Three Thousand Are Marooned By Hurricane Gladys
An army of 900 firefighters battled a Montecito fire that destroyed 15 to 20 homes and damaged about 100. More than 1,800 acres burned, but no deaths were reported and two Montecito firefighters were mildly injured. Northern California blazes destroyed 175 structures and burned 33,000 acres as Gov Brown faced broader fires across the state.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Montecito
Montecito City
California
Napa
Sonoma
Petrolia
Humboldt County
Forestry
Edmund G. Brown
Weather Across Western Pennsylvania Turns Cloudy and Warm
Western Pennsylvania experiences cloudy skies with increasing cloudiness in the east. Showers and possible thundershowers expected by evening, affecting about 80 percent of the area. High near 70, with showers ending tonight, becoming windy and cool. Low 52 to 58. Thursday remains cloudy, windy, and cooler.
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Pennsylvania
Goldwater Blasts LBJ For Military Spending
Barry Goldwater charged the Johnson administration is driving the nation toward national death by action through high military spending. He criticized Defense Secretary McNamara as the White House pet cabinet officer and called for his indictment for repeated mistakes. The speech, prepared for the American Legion convention in Dallas, tied to the Kennedy assassination site.
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William Theis
Dallas
UPI
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
LBJ
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
White House
Goldwater
American Legion National
Kennedy
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Grace to Buy Dyfoam Equipment and License Polystyrene Board
W. R. Grace & Co. will purchase Dyfoam's molding equipment and license its patent rights to produce polystyrene board through the continuous molding process. Dyfoam will keep Miniveil lines at New Castle as Berner Industries Inc. and Zonolite plans to continue operations with current staff.
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Dyfoam Corporation
W. R. Grace & Co
New York
Erling Berner
Dyfoam
W. R. Grace
Berner
Grace
Zonolite
Chicago
New Castle
Berner Industries Inc
Berner Industries
U. S. 422
Joseph A. Kelley
GM To Hold Line On 1965 Auto Prices
Detroit General Motors said it would hold prices on 1965 models despite talks for a costly new labor contract. GM, producer of Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac and Cadillac, posted 1964 profits of 1.59 billion and 1965 first half profits of 1.1 billion as it led U S auto output with 2.9 million cars in 1964.
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Detroit
API
General Motors Corp
U.S
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Chevrolet
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Cadillac
United
Eisenhower dismisses Goldwater warmonger charges as tommyrot
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower on a Gettysburg TV program with 1964 GOP candidate Barry Goldwater calls charges that the ticket is warmongering tommyrot. He praises brinkmanship when used intelligently and urges avoiding reckless actions that divide allies.
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Gettysburg
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry M. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Goldwater
William E. Miller
America
Barry
Organization Launches Campaign Against Birch Society
An 80-member group led by Dr. Arthur Larson launched a 500000 dollar radio and TV drive to counter what it calls saturation tactics of the John Birch Society and other ultra right groups. The National Council for Civil Responsibility named 13 organizations it would oppose.
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New York
UPS
John Birch Society
Arthur Larson
U.S. Information Service
USIS
John Rousselot
The
Birch Society
Larson
Hargis
Billy James Hargis
Christian Crusade
Larson Committee
Eisenhower
National Council For Civil Responsibility
Americans For Constitutional Action
America’s Future
Christian Freedom Foundation
Church League of America
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Conservative Socity of America
Liberty Lobby
Manion Forum
National Economic Council
Dan Smoot
We, the People
Charles Larson
Birchites
Truman
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Hurricane Gladys Eases Off North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Gladys battered the Outer Banks stranding about 3000 people as dunes collapsed and ferries halted. One death was linked to the storm when a Norfolk man was killed by flying glass while repairing a window during the high winds.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Seaboard
Norfolk
New Jersey
Long Island
Cape Cod
Mass
Atlantic
New England
Washington Weather Bureau
Gladys
Virginia
Joseph Buddi
Buxton
Hatteras Island
Outer Banks
Hatteras
Ocracoke
Police hunt terrorist in Bogota as De Gaulle tour begins
Police pursue French extremist Pierre Chateau Jobert in Bogota suspected of posing a major risk during President Charles de Gaulle's visit. Authorities list him among 10 wanted French nationals in South America and have photographed him in a beret with a goatee.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Chateau- Jobert
de Gaulle
Algeria
Jobert
OAS
South America
Continent
Gillot
Venezuela
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