Miners Trapped in Cumberland Shaft See 1 Dead
A mine collapse in the Cumberland Mountains East Tennessee killed Charlie Kennedy, 28, and trapped Charles Sieber, 30, and Healey Carroll, 18. Rescue teams reached the shaft after days of work, five miners escaped with injuries including an amputated arm and a fractured pelvis. Authorities gave no cause for the collapse.
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Cumberland Mountains
East
Tennessee
Charles Sieber
Healey Carroll
Herley Carroll
Fork Mounain
Soviet spaceman Gagarin predicts Havana visit
Moscow dispatch says Yuri Gagarin believes he will travel to Havana around July 24. The Cuban newspaper Televicion’s Moscow correspondent reported the remark today.
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Slavena
Yuri Gagarin
Havana
Moscow
Tevelucion
Tax Bills Remap Stormy Week in Illinois Legislature
Illinois lawmakers enter a stormy final week as Democrats press to pass Gov. Kerner’s tax plan while Republicans resist a 50 percent sales tax rise. Reapportionment plans loom as Senate Republicans fight to thwart revenue hikes, with two days of committee wrangling and a death narrowing Democratic strength.
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Springfield
Jume 24
Mlinois General Assembly
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Senate
William J. Connors
Chicago
House
Senate House
Senate Revenue Committee
Senate Democrats
Richard J. Daley
W. Russell Arington
R. Evanston
Congo Parliaments Nears Session Amid Unity Doubts
In Leopoldo ville Congo June 24 eleventh hour turmoil stirs fears unity may still fail as Parliament convenes for a new government. Rebel León Gizenga aides arrive by plane with U N security tight. Gizenga warns he may send troops to Parliament if safety is guaranteed. Katanga leader Tshombe, freed from confinement, pledges cooperation with central authorities as Mobutu asserts discipline in Leopoldville forces. The scene at Lovanium University shows student protests while campus security prepares for potential disruption ahead of the session.
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Stanleyville
Leypoldville
Antolin Gizenga
Gizenga
Juarters
U. WN
Leopard
Jvile
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
United Nations
Moise Yshowibe
Katanga
Elisabeth -Ville
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Rieh
Belgium
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Leopaldville
Eshombe
Amy Parkiy
Manlay
Leopaldville Army
Serip
T'shombe
Eraslires
Aos
Toseph Kasavubn
Liament
Lovanium University
Lvanium
Mar Bonthern Dlinaia
Subcommittee report on STU and SIU critique page tease
Inside The Southern Illinoisan highlights a legislative subcommittee report on STU, forthcoming critiques of SIU, and editorial notes. It also mentions a new managing editor appointment and local assets at Crab Orchard Lake with a housing project approval and AAU swim meet results in Marion.
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Legislative Subcommittee
Stu, Pape
SIU
Crab Orchard Lake
Area Asset
Area
Marion
Pare
Triplets Born in Hut Moved to Hospital in Mexico
In Tivema Mexico on June 24 three newborns Joeus Mary and Joseph were removed from a dirt poor adobe dwelling with no light or running water. They were taken to Miguel Alemán hospital after authorities intervened. A local woman Maria Montes and her unemployed husband faced hardship. Doctors noted the improvised home would offer no care and risked their lives.
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Tivema
Mexico
Joeus
Mary
Joseph
Maris Montes
Will
Cio Miguel Aleman Hospital
Jesus
Private Eye Show East St Leo’s incident reported
A thief stole a sed from a dresser drawer in the home of Mast St. Louis Police Commissioner Rus sell Beebe on a Friday night while Beebe and his wife watched television.
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East St Leo's
Stols
Mast St. Louis
Russell Beebee
Beebe
Crab Orchard Lake Triples Inches At Spillway
A terse report notes three inches of water at Crab Orchard Lake near Lille Grassy Lake and its spillway, highlighting the small rise in water levels and potential impact on the spillway area.
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Crab Orchard
Fires Threaten Canadian Towns
Forest fires rage across Newfoundland British Columbia and Ontario forcing thousands to flee. In Newfoundland 3 000 residents from seven towns already evacuated while Dover at 120 miles NW of St John s braces for fire. U S Air Force and Canadian Army aid mobilized as drought and wind fuel blazes. In BC fires push 18 000 acre blaze disrupting 3 600 jobs and in Ontario crews tackle 36 fires amid no rain forecast.
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St. John’s
Canadian
Dover
Newfoundland
the Resources Department
Gander
Gander Surport
U. S. Air Force
Stephenville
Néldl
U. S
British Columbia
Quesnel
Karoops
Prince George Forest
Ontario
Kenlora
Sioux Lookout
Wiliam Cleavey
Ulbricht Pushes East German Peace Treaty Rally Speech
Walter Ulbricht urged a peace treaty with both German states in Halle before about 100,000 people. He said peace requires compensation for West German vengeance, with banners calling for a treaty to ensure peace and happiness for the people.
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Ulbricht
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
ADN
Halle
Playboy Found Dead After Alleged Leap in Hotel Fall
Asa Pryneises of the Vanderbilt family was found dead tonight after an apparent leap from his 10th floor Mark Hopkins Hotel room. He was 47, son of the late Alfred Vanderbilt and brother of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt.
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Leap
Asa Pryneises
George Vanderbilt II
Mission
Aire Sportsman
Mark Hoplkins
Alfred Vanderbilt
Alred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Taft Hartley Strike Action Under Study
President Kennedy moved toward invoking the Taft Hartley act to halt the nine day maritime strike. Secretary Goldberg surveyed strike effects over the weekend to decide if the nation’s health is imperiled and whether a court injunction could be sought next week.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Taftlartley
Goldberg
White House
Ten Cuban prisoners arrive for indefinite parole in U S
A Costa Rican freighter arrives in Rey West with 10 Cuban prisoners who will be paroled in the United States for an indefinite period under U S Immigration Service supervision for their safety. They were sent to explain Castro's tractors-for-prisoners position amid stalled talks and the Tractors for Freedom Committee rejection.
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Imigration
Cube
United States
Louis T. Gidel
U.S. Immigration Service
Fidel Castro
Arenas
Castro
For¢ Freedom Committee
Khrushchev Seeks Boom With Horse Meat and Hybrid Corn
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged use of horse meat and American hybrid corn to ease shortages in a radio address from Almaty Kazakhstan celebrating Kazakhstan’s 40th anniversary. He forecast a rapid, tempestuous economic boom and said a peace treaty with East Germany may come soon. He praised 60 day corn and tied agricultural advances to winning over capitalist nations.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Almaj Ala
Kazakhstan
Virgin Lands Republic
Sovviet Union
Siates Iin Perespita
East Germany
Alms Ata
United States of América
Des Moines
Kkruchchew Siad
Soviet Communist Party
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Berlin
Rey West
Fla
Miami
Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States of America
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