Teenage Cave Rescue Brings Teen Out Unconscious
Ronnie Reese a 16 year old from Lookout Mountain Tenn fell 35 feet onto a ledge in a cave and remained unconscious for about eight hours of a nine hour rescue. Civil defense teams used a special hoist and stretcher to extract him after a narrow passage forced the team to drag the stretcher up a mountain side.
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UPI
Ronnie Reese
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Reese
United Press International
Chattanooga
Cleron Kyzer
Sam Rayburn in Satisfactory Condition Says Hospital
In Dallas Texas UPI reports hospital officials say Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 remains in satisfactory condition after X ray and blood tests at Baylor University medical center. Tests continue through Thursday to determine cause of back pains and need for possible operation. The surgeon denies liver involvement and notes weight loss since leaving Congress.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Baylor University Medical Center
Congress
Bonham, Tex
Father Hopes For Visit Powers In Soviet Prison
Oliver Powers, father of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, said after meeting Russian officials he expected a visa allowing a visit to his son in a Soviet prison. He disclosed the embassy had forwarded the application to Moscow for action.
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Richmond
UPI
Francis Gary Powers
Oliver Powers
Washington
Moscow
Board Tries To Reopen Maritime Talks
In San Francisco two of three labor board members moved to resume six day West Coast maritime talks. They met with PMA and Wes Coast Masters executives as about 3 500 seamen and officers and 500 longshoremen idle amid the dispute over vacation relief and welfare benefits.
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San Francisco
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Willard Wirtz
William Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James Healy
Kennedy
Maritime Labor Board of Inquiry
Wirtz
Paul St
MMP
PMA
Durkin
Voters Shake Up Arizona School Boards Across Districts
Incumbents lost in multiple Arizona districts as 295 districts held elections. Bonds approved in Buckeye for 200000 and Florence for 250000. Notable results include Scottsdale upset by Dr Stuart Flaschen, Tempe high school wins for John W. Trimble, and Sunnyside approving a 1420000 bond for construction. Several districts elected new trustees or re-elected leaders amid record turnout.
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United Press International
Arizona
Buckeye
Florence
Mesa
E.C. Husey
Donald H. Bahr
Gilbert
Kenyon Udall
William Benedict
Tucson
Sunnyside
H.W. Eytchison
Eytchison
Carl R. Stevenson
Delbert Secrist
Howard Gerson
Catalina Foothills
Overton Bennett
Laguna
Flowing Wells
H. E
Gene) Shannon
Amphitheater
George Morse
Richard Moyle
Tanque Verde
Milton Malchow
Robert Seiler
Military Board Blames Neglect In Titan Death
A military board found negligent conditions led to the death of construction worker Donald Sykes at the Tucson Titan missile base Site 11. Supervisors and workers who allowed the hazards were fired, though the names were not released. Sykes, 31, of Bismarck North Carolina, died from burns suffered Thursday after an injury on Saturday.
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Titan
Tucson
UPI
Col
Clayton Rust
Army Engineers Office
Rust
Donald Sykes
Bismarck
Sykes
EAJC To Join College System
Graham County citizens approved joining the state junior college system for Eastern Arizona Junior College. Votes: 1,228 to 29 against to join. 815 to 129 in favor of the $500,000 bond. 778 to 97 in favor for new building sites. Trustee Carl A. Reinemund reelected. Supervisors set Oct 16 to canvass bond results.
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Thatcher
UPI
Graham County
Eastern Arizona Junior College
EAJC
Graham County Board of Supervisors
Another Nuclear Blast By Reds
Stockholm reports another nuclear test by the Reds high in the atmosphere over Novaya Zemlja. The blast timed around 3 31 a m EDT with seismographs noting the event minutes later at 3 37 am EDT per Uppsala seismologic data.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPID
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemilja
Seismologic Institution
Uppsala
Ex Nogales Mayor Dies Unexpectedly
Former Nogales Mayor James V. Robins age 69 died in Tucson after an emergency operation. He served as Nogales mayor for six years and was a longtime Santa Cruz County attorney and Nogales lawyer since 1920.
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Tucson
UPI
Nogales
James V. Robins
Robins
Santa Cruz County
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