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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1963

Page

6

Ike Suggests Limit On Test Ban Treaty

Former President Eisenhower joined Senate sponsors of the limited nuclear test ban with an anti aggression reservation. He urged the United States to reserve the right to use nuclear weapons to halt any aggression involving vital interests, in a letter to Senator Fulbright. Senate leaders warned the reservation could trigger renegotiation and kill the treaty. Fulbright and Mansfield commented on the significance and precision of the proposal.

Ike Dwight D. Eisenhower Senate Eisenhower United States Gression J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mike Mansfield Montana Adm Lewis L. Strauss Atomic Energy Commission Mansfield Harry S. Truman Fulbright

Senate Leaders Call For Delay In Rail Rule Impasse

Senate leaders from both parties urged postponing new work rules to avert a nationwide rail strike as a Thursday deadline loomed. Democratic Leader Mansfield warned Congress may not pass a binding arbitration bill in time, while Dirksen cautioned against rushed legislation. Railroads planned an embargo on freight and unions prepared a strike headquarters in Cleveland.

Washington Senate Congress Mike Mansfield Montana Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Mansfield House Dirksen Cleveland Ohio J. E. Wolfe

Weather county forecast looks for scattered storms

County weather outlook shows tonight partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers and minimal temperature change. Lows near 70 tonight, Wednesday high in the upper 80s to mid 90s.

Lodge and Saigon expose tense security push in Vietnam

AP reporting that US Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met South Vietnam security chief Ngo Dinh Nhu after the government ordered troops to fire on illegal gatherings. Lodge carried Kennedy note on Vietnam crisis while Saigon military governor Ton That Dinh moved to curb uprisings, banning strikes and urging calm as 3,000 students were detained amid demonstrations.

Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Lodge Ngo Dinh Nhu Ngo Dinh Diem Nhu Reques Diem Kennedy U.S Ton That Dinh Dinh

Rescued Miners Worry Over Trapped Friend in Mine

Hazleton Pennsylvania AP reports David Fellin and Henry Throne, rescued after nearly two weeks, are in good condition but anxious about Louis Bova still buried in an adjacent chamber. Drills reach 135 feet with more lines planned as crews attempt to reach Bova over 300 feet below.

Hazleton David Fellin Henry Throne Fellin Louis Bova

Rescuers Use Giant Drill With Delicate Precision

In Hazleton Pennsylvania two trapped miners, David Fellin and Henry Throne, were rescued after Mike Rank operated a giant 65 on drilling rig to bore an 18 inch end hole through 300 feet of rock. Rank faced tense moments stopping and restarting the drill with observers counting revolutions and inches. Fellin’s wife Anna expressed relief as the escape hole finally opened at 6 23 PM on Monday. Rank, from Beth el Connecticut, previously opened the hole on Friday and stayed at the site despite the danger.

Mike Mike Rank Bethel Conn David Fellin Henry Throne Fellin Anna Rank Throne Gill Drilling Equipment Co North Branford Conn Carbondale

March Organizers Fear Transportation Troubles

Washington AP report on the civil rights march facing transport risk as a nationwide rail strike looms at midnight. Uncertainty over numbers persists with 2 000 marchers unable to attend due to finances. Estimates place crowd size between 100 000 and 250 000 as officials prepare for potential unrest.

Posner Southern Christian Leadership Conference Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta Albany Savannah

Planning Begins For United Chest Drive in Ottawa

Preliminary plans were made for Ottawa United Chest Association activities. Officers were re elected: Rev. Raymond Jennings president James Chandler vice president George Lisler treasurer and Mrs. George Spears secretary. Co chairs are Bob Roberts and Charles Barnes. The drive will be held in October with a September 13 budget meeting to set a final figure. The 13 groups last year totaled 21500 plus 500 in campaign costs. This year two new groups including CROP with 275 and Muscular Dystrophy requested.

Ottawa United Chest Association Chest Board Raymond Jennings James Chandler George Lisler George Spears Bob Roberts Charles Barnes Chest Delbert Honn Princeton Christian Rural Overseas Program Ottawa Quest Jennings Red Cross Boys’ Club Boy Scouts Kansas Children’s Service League Franklin County Guidance Center Girl Scouts Salvation Army School Welfare Franklin County Well Child Clinic Franklin County Humane Society Teens Inc Cerebral Palsy USC

Tally's Toot Says Marchers Could Gain White House Support

A columnist argues that if civil rights demonstrators conducted a 50 mile march they might attract stronger backing from the President. The piece reflects the era's debate on protest tactics and federal response.

Fellin Ends Mining Career After Entombment Ordeal

In Wazleton Pennsylvania Anna Fellin wins her long chase for her husband Davey to quit mining after his two week entombment rescue. Dr Anthony Fidulla reports Fellin told him he would call it a day underground and that Anna wins.

Fidulla Wellin Fellin Wazelton, Pa Anna Fellin Davey Fellin Wenry Throne Anthony Fidulla Fellints Anna

Lifeline Initiated to Free Miner Louis Bova in Hazleton

At Hazleton Pennsylvania drilling began on a 17 and a half inch escape hole for Louis Bova, 42, trapped more than 300 feet underground after a cave in August 13. The operation followed successful rescue of Henry Throne and David Fellin earlier today. Previous lifeline attempts had failed. Fellin and Throne were lifted unharmed, and both expressed belief Bova could still be alive.

H.B. Charmbury Pennsylvania Throne Charmbury Hazleton Louis Bova Henry Throne David Fellina Fellin Bova Wowva

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