Agriculture Expert Outlines Positive U S Economic Outlook
Kansas State University farm management official Bill Guy says the U S agriculture economy looks solid through year end and into next summer with consumer spending rising and employment up. He notes cattle and hog markets, grain prices, and wheat trends show modest to moderate changes, with regional conditions affecting feed and hay demand.
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Bill Guy
Kansas State University Farm Management
Anchor Savings and Loan Assoc
Guy
Kansas
Three Utah Miners Rescued From Deep Moab Shaft
An explosion trapped twenty five miners at the bottom of a 2712 foot potash shaft in Moab Utah. Three men were rescued after 17 hours. at least six others were believed alive below the level while the fate of the remaining sixteen was unknown. Rescue teams prepared to reestablish air supply and continue drilling ventilation as gas hazards were found.
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Utah
Moab
Salt Lake City
Utah Highway Patrol
Steve Hatsis
North America
Hatsis
Civil Rights March On With 100000 for Equality
Washington witnesses a 100000 strong Civil Rights march from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial to press Congress to bar racial discrimination nationwide. Leaders met Senate and House figures, with Kennedy to be briefed in the afternoon. A carnival mood appeared on the grounds with singers and vendors selling brochures.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Weather Update for County Cool and Partly Cloudy
County forecast shows a cool, partly cloudy night with a low in the 60s. Thursday will be mostly sunny with highs in the 80s and cooler evening temperatures.
Temperature Hits 105 in Ottawaa Weather Record
Ottawans suffered through a 105 degree day with temperatures above 100 from early afternoon to late afternoon. The high did not set a new record for August 27, which stands at 106 degrees since 1913. A brief dawn shower dropped .09 inches and cooled conditions briefly.
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Reece
Tere Toeess
Otros
Weeny
Serene
Eerie
Eeenee TS
Diem Regime protests US stand on Buddhists
Saigon reports accuse the U S State Department of unjust doubt in South Viet Nam’s government. The note condemns the Aug 21 State Department statement on Buddhist crackdowns while signaling continued conciliation and the pursuit of saboteurs. Martial law eases as barbed wire is removed at Saigon University, student arrests drop, and some detentions end.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S. State Department
South
State Department
Bova Rescue Probe Finds Cavity
Hazleton Pa AP rescuers dug a 12 inch shaft about 305 feet into a void to reach Louis Bova missing since Aug 13 after a mine disaster. Two other probes operated as officials noted a six hour breakdown and planned mine closure for safety.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Rescued Miner Tells Story
Henry Throne recounts two weeks trapped over 300 feet underground in a Pennsylvania mine with David Fellin. He describes visions, fears, and the longing for air and light in an exclusive AP interview. The tale begins on a normal August morning as Throne goes to work.
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Henry Throne
David Fellin
Pennsylvania
Throne
Associated Press
School of Franklin County Depicted as Uprooted Landmark
A Franklin County grade school, founded in 1869 and last used in 1957 58, is sold to Melvin Sundstrom and will be removed. The white frame building, once home to four generations of students, was six miles west of US 59 on Sand Creek Road and replaced the stone school in 1927.
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Oakland Grade School
Franklin County
Melvin Sundstrom
RFD
Franklin County Register of Deeds
Sand Creek Road
John Parkinson
Grace Brown
Oakland
Oakland School
Congress Race to Avert Nationwide Rail Strike
Washington AP report says high government sources expect Congress to pass a Senate crafted bill to force arbitration over rail work rules as a strike deadline nears. The measure would set 180 days for arbitration and aim to avert a potential nationwide walkout after midnight with House action expected before the deadline.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
Tally's Toot It Is Such A Shame
The line reads as a reflective note on power and perception. It hints at misreading motives behind actions by rulers or authorities and invites caution in judging the intentions of those in control.
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