Trapped Miners Hear Drill In Escape Hole
Hazelton Pa AP two trapped miners David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 say they hear the 12 inch escape hole drill approaching their chamber 331 feet underground after 10 days. Rescue crews slow the giant rig and monitor dust signals while a second drill targets Louis Bova 48 believed trapped 25 feet away with no food since the cave in.
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Hazelton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Throne
Thorne
Navy
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Class Cards Ready Monday For City Schools
Senior high and junior high class schedules may be picked up Monday and Tuesday at the principal's offices. Parker says seniors and ninth graders report Monday morning, juniors and eighth graders Monday afternoon, and sophomores and seventh graders Tuesday. New students may enroll any time at the office. Enrollment is held each April. Last year 2,621 city students, with 1,072 in junior or senior high. New teaching positions added to junior high and high school faculties. Open Tuesday Sept 2 with a half day. buses run that day and lunches begin Wednesday.
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Henry A. Parker
Parker
Donald Milliken
Pittsburg
Mary Ann Cromer
Scott
Tom Watson
Effingham
Kansas City GI Restores Fire Damaged Berlin Pipe Organ
Kansas City soldier Marvin Merchant restored a Wurlitzer pipe organ in Berlin damaged by a fire. Despite expert doubts and a $25,000 estimate, Merchant spent his own funds and evenings to repair the instrument, earning praise from a German writer composer and a government committee.
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Kansas City
Berlin
Kansas Ciy
Marvin Merchant
U.S. Army
Merchant
Paris
Republicans and Southerners Slash Foreign Aid Bill
Washington Republicans and Southern Democrats teamed to cut 585 million from the foreign aid bill, collapsing Kennedy’s request from 4.5 billion to about 4.0 billion. The roll call passed 222 to 188 as factions clash over development funds and military aid while Senate action looms.
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GOP
House
Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Senale
Otto Passman
D-La
Senate committee approves bill to force arbitration
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a binding arbitration bill to settle the railroad work rules dispute before a striker deadline. It calls for a seven member board with two carrier, two union, and three public members. Hearings must start within 30 days and a final award within 90 days.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Wirtz
Weather Outlook for County Clear to partly cloudy
The county weather forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Friday. Highs Saturday in the mid 90s and a low tonight around 70.
Israel Syria clash moved to United Nations council
United Nations Security Council session advanced at Israel’s insistence as Israel and Syria accuse each other of aggression over shelling near the Sea of Galilee demilitarized zone. Comay says Syria attacked Israeli settlements prompting a self defense stance and a council challenge to curb actions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Israel
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Special Council
Michael Comay
Council
Comay
Soviet Union
Sea of Galilee
Ottawa University Seeks Private Rooms for Students
With all residence halls full, Ottawa University asks Ottawans to offer spare rooms for men or women. Bill Boucek in the personnel office invites calls. Registration runs Sept 9 to 11, classes begin Sept 11, new students arrive Sept 6 for orientation. Rooms should be ready a day or two before registration.
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Ottawa University
Bill Boucek
Boucek
Army Takes Ministries But Backs Diem As Leader
Viet Namese armed forces took over ministries during martial law under President Diem, while the government maintained Diem’s overall leadership. U S Ambassador Lodge met Buddhist monks in asylum at the American aid mission as unrest grows amid temple crackdowns and resignations.
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Army
Diem
Namese
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Kennedy
Frederick E. Notting
Vu van Mau
India
Tally's Toot on Foreign Aid for Berlin Pipe Organ Repair
One wonders how much foreign aid would have been needed to repair the pipe organ in Berlin as discussed by Tally. It notes potential costs and implications for cultural heritage funding and international support.
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Berlin
Second-Night Franklin County Fair Rodeo Winners Named
Second-night rodeo at the Franklin County Fair drew contestants from eight states and many Kansas towns. Winners include Leon Spencer Cedarvale in bareback bronc, Bud McKinley How ard in calf-roping, Dave Slyter Paola in saddle bronc, Mary Dickey Lee's Summit in women’s barrel race, Jim Bennett Lee's Summit in steer wrestling, and Buzz McKellips Kansas City in bull riding. Tonight’s closing show starts at 8 o'clock.
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Kansas
Leon Spencer
Cedarvale
Bud McKinley
Howard
Dave Slyter
Carpenter unearths 1919 Capper's Weekly in remodel
Roy Jones found a oil coated 1919 Capper's Weekly above Mrs. Ralph Wilson's kitchen space at 516 S Oak. The issue covers prohibition and Uncle Sam ejecting Booze. Front editorial by Arthur Capper proclaims a Proud Day for Kansas. An article notes WWI costs at 99 billion dollars. Mrs Wilson also found a 1999 Ottawa Herald.
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Roy Jones
N. Mulberry
Ralph Wilson
S. Oak
Capper
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Bulletin
Hazleton, Pa
Wurlitzer Company
von Siemen
Germany
von Semen
Washington
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Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
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Board
Tion
Magnuson
Committee
Viet Nam
Viet
Tally
Mike Wilson
Mike
S. Oaks
Carpenter
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