Idaho mining gains set record in 1969 value
Idaho mineral production in 1969 rose to 126.1 million dollars up 10 percent with silver leading value though down from 1960. Employment climbed 6.1 percent to about 3,500, and major outputs included 18565 troy ounces of silver valued at 33.4 million and copper 3.15 million. Exploration surged in White Clouds and Coeur d'Alene region amid rising prices and new projects.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Bureau of Mines
U.S. Department of Interior
White Clouds
American Smelting and Refining
Frog Lake
Office of
State Mines
O. T. Hansen
Shoshone
Sunshine
Nea Kellogg
Shoshone County
Desert Peak Mines
Vancouver
British Columbia
Salmon
Lemhi
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho-Almaden
Weiser
Sunshine Mining Company
Bunker Hill
Crescent
Galena
Lucky Friday
Page
Star
Silver Summit
Asarco
Wallace
Callahan Mining Corp
Dyas Mine, Inc
Caladay
Hecla Mining
Boy Trapped Eight Days in Cargo Truck
In Buffalo a 15 year old boy, Jesse Parker of Corsicana Texas, was found unconscious after eight days trapped in a refrigerated trailer carrying 41 000 pounds of tomatoes from Nogales Arizona. Doctors reported severe brain damage and critical condition with a body temperature too low to measure. Police cited mental problems and an auto accident but could not explain how he hid in the truck.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPD
Nogales
Ariz
Jesse Parker
Corsicana
Tex
Niagara Fronter
Parker
Murder and political fallout cited in New Year killings
United Press International wires report Coroner Farrell Jackson calling the Yablonski murder an execution after the slain labor leader and his wife and daughter were killed. Dr Eli Rubinstein describes a new television violence study aimed at children. Sen Edward M Kennedy tells reporters he answered the inquest questions fully to aid the record.
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United Press International
Clarksville, Pa
Farrell Jackson
Joseph A. Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Washington
Eli A. Rubinstein
National Institute of Mental Health
Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Yablonski Slayings Linked to Miners Union Turmoil
Authorities probed a bitter dispute over the miners union election amid the murders of Joseph Yablonski, his wife Margarita, and daughter Charlotte in their home near a coal town. Investigators say nine bullets were fired, with likely multiple killers. The killings are placed around New Year’s Day, while Tony Boyle and state police downplay any link to the union race. The FBI joined the case as pathologists noted the bodies were posed after a morning slaying.
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Joseph
Jock
Yablonski
Ein
Cornoner
Farrell Jackson
Jackson
W. A
Tony’ Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Boyle
Washington
FBI
Ernest L. Abernathy
Abernathy
Margarita
Charlotte
West Virginia
Kenneth
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States Oil Co
Denver
Arbon
Power County
Intermountain Gas‘Co
Intermountain
Molybdenum, Inc
Big Pine Creek
Payette River
Williams Mining Co
Roaring River
Atlanta
Vernon Taylor & Associates
Asarcon
Blaine
Custer
Saars
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