Mine cave-in kills three in Pennsylvania
In Pottsville air, rescue crews dug 20 hours to recover three men trapped 700 feet underground in an anthracite mine. All died in the Wednesday tunnel collapse. victims were Russell Dibert of Wiconisco John Haaeishon and Stanley Gravish of Cambola. Funeral home in Tremont awaiting.
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Udall says Grand Canyon dam plan is dead for now
Interior Secretary Udall announced the dam project in the Grand Canyon area is dead for the current session. He expects a compromise before the next session, aiming to balance canyon conservation with Southwest water funding.
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State projects pushed by House Appropriations Committee
The committee recommended a slate of public works projects in Arizona with various budget figures. Key items include Alfamo Reservoir construction at 2.5 million, Phoenix planning at 200 thousand, Winslow at 100 thousand, and numerous Bureau of Reclamation and General Investigations projects across the Lower and Upper Colorado regions, including Colorado River front work, intertie projects, Parker-Davis works, Glen Canyon unit funding, and multiple river basin surveys and gaging efforts.
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Two aboard as U boat Hai sinks in North Sea storm
In a North Sea storm the German training submarine Hai sank with 21 aboard and two bodies were recovered. Only Hans Silbernagel survived after the vessel split open and capsized during the emergency at sea near the Shetland Islands.
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Flamingo On The Bus Baffles Pittsburgh Station
A man in Pittsburgh rode an elevator at the Greyhound station and claimed a three foot flamingo rode the elevator with him. Security and bus staff gathered as the bird vanished from Highland Park Zoo three miles away. officials confirmed a flamingo was missing.
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TB comeback cautioned at Western Tuberculosis Conference
Merwin L. Noble, new president of the Western Tuberculosis Conference, warned that tuberculosis is returning in major western cities. In Los Angeles, he cited rising TB among eighth graders and a 6.7 percent rate in 1965, with Los Angeles County reporting more cases than all of 1965. He blamed public apathy and complacency for reduced TB control efforts.
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Arrest Solves Burglary Series at Brownmoor Apartments
Police report an arrest of a 13 year old who admitted to six apartment burglaries at Brownmoor Apartments 6125 E Indian School over the past month. The youth confessed to stealing about $30 in liquor and at least $80 in cash.
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Three Miners Die In Ohio Soft Coal Mine Fire
In Bethesda Ohio rescuers abandon efforts sealing the Morgan Mine Co. after a fire trapped Keith Spicer 22 Tony Territti 43 and William Adams 33. State official Lester Zimmerman called the miners dead and said sealing ends any further rescue risk. The fire began from a short circuit and work to seal the mine halted as smoke drove crews back.
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Market closes higher led by diverse gains across sectors
Dow Jones at 264.60 up 2.44 as 4.53 million shares traded at noon in New York. Utilities and rails up while leaders include American Can American Motors AT&T and Ford Motors with mixed moves among big names like General Electric Westinghouse and RCA. Broad list shows varied percentages with energy industrials and consumer brands posting gains.
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