Two Miners Rescued After 329 Hours in Mine
Fellin and Throne were recovered from a cramped 9-by-14 foot cubicle after 329 hours with lifeline and drilling support. Medical notes report Throne in good spirits with minor hand swelling. Fellin’s blood pressure normal and feet swollen from cold. Families and officials celebrated at Hazleton Hospital as both men talked of prayers and gratitude.
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Fidulla
Fellin
Saras
Throne
Hazleton Hospital
Ira Mills
Charmbury
Gordon H. Smith
Smith
Mike Rank
Mike
Bova
Mrs. Throne
Mrs. Fellin
Anna Fellin Wins. Davey Fellin Quits Mining
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Anna Fellin finally gets her wish her husband Davey Fellin will quit mining after surviving a two week entombment in a coal mine. Dr Anthony Fedullo reports Fellin told him Anna wins and he will end underground work.
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Hazleton
Anna Fellin
Davey Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Anthony Fedullo
Anna
Warpenburg Named Branch Controller at Chesty Foods
Donald E. Warpenburg has been named branch controller for the Chesty Foods branch of Fairmont Foods. He has worked at Terre Haute since 1951, starting in accounting and rising to assistant office manager and payroll accountant in 1959, continuing after acquisition in 1961 and promotion to general accounting supervisor last year.
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Donald E. Warpenburg
Chesty Foods
Fairmont Foods Company
Warpenburg
Terre Haute
Fairmont
Mine Driller Acclaimed For Precision Feat
Rank drilled the escape hole in a cave in tight conditions while Fellin remained under rock. The feat ensured a rescue in a dangerous coal mine collapse in Carbondale area. Rank, of Gill Drilling Equipment Co., faced long hours and constant risk, finally completing the 48 inch hole.
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Fellin
Anna
Rank
Throne
Gill Drilling Equipment Co
North Branford
Conn
Carbondale
Plan Embargo Washington Railroads Brace for Possible Strike
Railroads anticipate a nationwide strike Thursday and will curb freight acceptance and suspend passenger trains to meet the deadline. Spokesmen say new work rules take effect at midnight Wednesday as five operating unions vow to strike. Congress faces slim chances to pass head off legislation before then.
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Washington
Congress
Senate seeks general agreement on arbitration bill
Senate floor manager voiced potential general accord on a measure to arbitrate disputes as rail strike issues loom. Magnuson signaled willingness to accept a more limited arbitration bill approved by the House Commerce Committee. House aims to vote on the bill Wednesday amid an amendment to align Senate and House versions.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
House Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Senate Fight Over Train Crew Bill Intensifies
Indications suggest growing support but uncertainty remains as Senator Morse warns against rapid passage. The proposal would require binding arbitration on crew sizes and eliminate about 32,000 fireman jobs on diesel locomotives while leaving other work rules to bargaining.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Kennedy back problems prompt White House update
The White House said President Kennedy's back is bothering him but requires no special treatment. Press secretary Pierre Salinger noted there is nothing different from usual care and that the discomfort likely began to flare up last weekend, with a slight limp in recent days.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Marshall Crash Fatal to Two and Injures Four
A two-vehicle collision on Highway 1 near U. S. Highway 40 left two dead and four injured. John Newbold’s car, southbound, collided with a truck driven by Anthony DeGeorge of West Richfield Ohio. DeGeorge escaped injury. The three women in the car’s back seat died or were severely hurt. the two men in front seat were trapped for over 30 minutes before rescue. Mrs Madge Newbold and Mrs Margaret Newbold were hospitalized with skull fracture and internal injuries respectively. a daughter suffered a fractured leg while a son had multiple lacerations and bruises. Marrs ambulances attended the scene.
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John Gaden
John Newbold
Anthony DeGeorge
West Richfield
Ohio
DeGeorge
Consolidated Freightways
Union Hospital
Madge Newbold
Margaret Newbold
Marrs Ambulances
Average American walks sixty five thousand miles in life
The American Podiatry Association estimates the typical American will walk about 65 000 miles over a lifetime. This key figure highlights long term foot health implications and the cumulative impact of daily activity on the feet.
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American Podiatry Association
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