Television lens captures shape of body in mine chamber
In Sheppton Pennsylvania a television camera recorded what appears to be a body in the underground chamber where two miners were rescued after 15 days. District Attorney Harry Lighthouse arrived to determine if foul play is involved as rescuers prepared to lower a volunteer 300 feet to reach Louis Bova, trapped since August 13 by a cave in.
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Sheppton
UPI
Dist. Atty. Harry Lighthouse
Louis Bova
Lighthouse
William Keach
Schuylkill County
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Mines
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Bova
Charmbury
Fellin
Throne
Bodies Of Dead Removed From Utah Mine Disaster
In MOAB Utah a makeshift morgue in a truck repair shop handles identifications as 18 miners die from an Aug 13 collapse 3,000 feet underground. Seven survived with ongoing federal state probes into the disaster and contractor safety lapses amid talks of FBI aid.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
John Stocks
FBI
Local Woman Killed in San Diego Car Crash
Carolyn Gail Turner, 23, of Scottsdale, died early today when her car veered off National Avenue near National City Airport and struck an embankment. CHP said the driver likely fell asleep at the wheel.
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San Diego
Calif
Scottsdale
National City Airport
Carolyn Gail Turner
Hayden Rd
California Highway Patrol
National Avenue
U S Payroll Hike Cites Gov Employment Rise in 1963
Byrd reports federal civilian employment averaged 2,493,374 in fiscal 1963, up 44,522 from 1962, with July 1964 payroll at 2,518,900. He attributes the rise to more federal workers and higher salaries. Also notes Northeast Airlines Florida route dispute and Kennedy's fears over Russian trawlers near Cape Cod.
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Byrd
Local man builds vast 4000 pencil collection in Scottsdale
Edward Hansen, 8531 E Orange Blossom Lane, has a collection of more than 4000 pencils and pens. The 65 year old retired Midwest Research Institute buyer displays rare tools, some 100 years old, and pencils with historic ties from the Battle of the Bulge to a Kansas City murder case. He also has works from Canada, Switzerland, Venezuela, Panama and the Caribbean and gives lectures on writing evolution. He enjoys bowing and bridge in spare time.
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Edward Hansen
E. Orange Blossom Lane
Hansen
Midwest Research Institute of
Kansas City
Scottsdale
U.S
Canada
Switzerland
Venezuela
Panama
Caribbean
Debris Field Found From Atlantic Air Force Crash
Searchers locating two missing Air Force KC135 Stratotankers and 11 crewmen reported a 10 mile square floating debris field 260 miles southwest of Bermuda. The Coast Guard and Air Force said no survivors seen and debris included plane panels life jackets radios and helmets.
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Miami
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Tax judge sentences Landis to 30 days in prison
Former Harvard Law School dean James M Landis and Kennedy adviser was sentenced in federal court to 30 days for willfully failing to file and pay income taxes on time. Judge Sylvester J Ryan showed sympathy as Landis appeared shaken and prayed at the defense table.
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New York
UPI
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Kennedy
Te Stav
Landis
Sylvester J. Ryan
Weather and court note mix with easing warmth
Partly cloudy conditions with thundershowers today and sun later. Temperatures cooler tonight into tomorrow with highs around 95 to 96 and a low near 73. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported a high of 100 on Thursday and a low of 70 today. Landis remains in court proceedings after voluntary confinement for psychiatric treatment, with the judge ordering medical attention and a small sentence.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Landis
William Warren
Kennedy urges restore foreign aid cuts to aid world stability
President Kennedy urged the Senate to restore House cuts in the foreign aid program saying the United States cannot fulfill commitments in Latin America and Southeast Asia if the billion dollar reductions stand. He spoke after meetings with David Bell and Gen. Lucius D. Clay, warning Asia and global allies face serious risk without restored funding.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
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Senate
House
Congress
U.S
South America
Southeast Asia
Cape Cod
White House
David Bell
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Free World
Russia
Asia
Africa
Clay
Bell
GOP Leaders Hit Kennedy Over Bipartisanship Critique
GOP congressional leaders accuse President Kennedy of a cynical double standard after he faulted the Republican bid to cut foreign aid. They release a six point statement condemning the $1 billion reduction as Kennedy pleads from Cape Cod for Senate action to restore the House cuts.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Senate
House
Chula Vista Planner Appointed Scottsdale Director
George H. Fretz, 39, planning director of Chula Vista, Calif., is named planning director for Scottsdale by City Manager Ken Williams. The $9,336 yearly post begins Oct. 1 as a technical advisor to the Planning Commission and city officials, with eventual head of a new planning department. Fretz, a Purdue and Iowa State alum with UC Berkeley landscape architecture degree, was chosen from 20 applicants.
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George H. Fretz
Chula Vista
Calif
Scottsdale
Ken Williams
Iretz
Wiliams
Planning Commission
Fretz
Purdue University
Iowa State University
The
University of California
Doyle Named Judge Takes Interim City Post
Attorney Lawrence H. Doyle, longtime associate city magistrate, will assume duties as interim city magistrate tomorrow after serving without pay during the regular judge’s absence. The city council meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. to consider confirming the temporary appointment at 151 E. Main St. Judge Fenton McDonough resigns effective tomorrow with no full‑time replacement yet found.
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Lawrence H. Doyle
Tom Cochran
Doyle
E. Main St
Fenton McDonough
Storm drenches Arizona as heavy rains roll across state
Moisture laden southerly winds soaked Arizona with showers and thundershowers blanketing the state. Phoenix area recorded heavy rainfall with Laveen at .77 inches and Paradise Valley station noting 2.7 inches. Other towns reported scattered amounts with Payson reaching 10.39 inches for August.
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Arizona Public Service
Phoenix
Laveen
Alhambra
Tempe
Paradise Valley
Sky Harbor
Buckeye
U.S
Willard L. Greene
Superior
McNary
Payson
Gia Bend
Springerville
Grand Canyon
Kennedy Offers Treaty Letters To Senate Panel
President Kennedy offered to let key members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee read his correspondence with Soviet Premier Khrushchev on the nuclear test ban. The committee approved the pact 16 to 1 and rejected a motion to obtain the letters, while Secretary of State Rusk testified the President would allow scrutiny to prove no hidden deals.
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Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nika Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
George Dostiner Hve
Apyal
Bourke Bo Hickenlooper
Lowa
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Northeast Airlines
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