TV Camera May Spot Body in Sheppton Cavern Rescue
Hazleton AP report says a television image of a body was seen in the Sheppton cavern where miners David Fellin and Henry Throne were rescued. A descent was planned to confirm whether Louis Bova is in the 308 foot deep cave.
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David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
H. B. Charmbury
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Sheppton
Ira Mills
Fellin
Dan Borg
Salpaldg
Throne
Charmbury
Dan Bova
Area Observes Holiday and Time Change Weekend
Downtown stores close Saturday for a two day vacation while the area switches to Eastern Standard Time at the end of Monday. The Winchester Jaycees, led by Jim Butcher, staff a rest stop at the Armory to aid travelers with drinks and snacks.
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Araadge Aira
Winchester Jaycees
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Armory
Butcher
Jaycees
Glasses Found on Handley High Football Field
A pair of brown framed prescription glasses was found on the Handley High School football field. Owners may claim them at the school office. Big cantaloupes grown by Charles Garber weighed over 10 and seven pounds respectively. Rhodes Drug Co. will be closed all day on Labor Day. Ward's Pastry Shop advertises a weekend special German chocolate cake orange doughnut sticks.
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Handley High School
Charles Garber
CLG
Rhodes Drug Co
Ward’s
Kennedy Seeks Restoration Of Foreign Aid Cuts
President Kennedy urged restoring aid funds cut by the House during a press conference in Hyannisport. Gen. Lucius Clay warned the reduction threatens the Alliance For Progress and international security. Kennedy sought as much as possible of the original 4.5 billion, acknowledging some cuts were likely after Clay’s recommendations.
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Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Congress
United States
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David E. Bell
Ralph Dungan
Smathers Questions Senate Action on Kennedy Tax Cut Bill
Sen George Smathers doubts the Senate will act on the Kennedy tax cut this year. He cites civil rights debate delaying finance committee hearings and predicts six to eight weeks of public hearings plus committee action. The House already tentatively approved a 10.5 billion net income tax cut in two stages starting Jan 1, 1964.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Kennedy
Smathers
House
Finance Committee
Byrd
Ways and Means
Canada Lifts U S Turkey Export Limits Acknowledged
Shenandoah Valley officials hail Canada s removal of all export restrictions on U S turkeys. The State Department notified Sen Harry Byrd of the action after talks with poultry representatives. Stakeholders expect increased inquiries and relief of market glut, benefiting regional producers and other states.
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Harrisonburg
U.S
Shenandoah Valley
State Department
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
U.S. Mar
Canada
Durwood Whit
Rockingham County
Minnesota
Frederick G. Dutton
Department
Frederick County Schools Prepare for Record 5500 Enrollment
Frederick County is bracing for the largest student body in history as the 1963-64 term opens Tuesday. Superintendent Robert E Ayler expects about 5 500 pupils, about 200 more than last year s 5 285. James Wood High School enrolls about 1 650 with a new $112 000 brick annex adding seven classrooms.
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Robert E .Ayler
All County
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James Wood High School
James Wood
Ayler
Students Back in U S Many Still Defiant
Fifty American students who defied a State Department ban on travel to Cuba returned by plane from Madrid. They staged a stand in at Idlewild Airport over passport suspensions, but the protests eased when officials said passports would not be marked invalid. Ten were subpoenaed to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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State Department
Cuba
Madrid
U.S
Idlewild
Lee Levi Laub
Columbia University
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Five more miners saved as 18 die in Utah mine blast
In Utah, five trapped miners were rescued alive in good condition from the east shaft after a deadly 25-miner blast 3,000 feet down. Fifteen others remained trapped or dead, with the final toll at 18 killed as rescuers faced challenges with air lines and safety investigations.
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Utah
June Crawford
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Stuart Couple Await Word On Cuban Student Trip
Dr and Mrs E C Stuart of Boyce received a cable from their son Toddone who is among a student group traveling to Cuba in defiance of a U S State Department ban He will spend time in Paris and London before returning to the United States in about ten days Most of the group have just returned from Madrid to New York City last night
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Aylor
Cuba
Larry Phelps
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Phelps
Washington
Philip Luce
New York City
E. C. Stuart
Boyce
Todd
U. S. State Department
Paris
London
U. S
Madrid
Spain
Hunt for Plane Survivors Turns Up Debris
Miami AP reports debris from two Air Force KC135 tankers found 335 miles southwest of Bermuda as search planes and vessels continue to hunt for 11 crewmen. Debris including aircraft parts life rafts and survival suits spans a ten mile area.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Vandegrift
Air Rescue Service Center
Conde Air Force Base
Cuba tightens alert as exile raids feared on north coast
Havana reports heightened military readiness with more troops and militia at key points after intelligence warned of possible larger anti Castro incursions from exiles. The government accuses the United States and notes raids may target oil refineries and factories on Cuba s north coast while exile organizers in Central America coordinate plans.
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Fidel Castro
New York
Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Manuel Aretime
Managua
United States
Cuba
Mambises Com
Byrd Picnic Set With Sunny Cool Weather Near Berryville
U S Senator Harry P Byrd plans his 39th annual picnic at Rosemont orchard near Berryville with Dr Ancell B Groves of Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory as guest of honor. Speakers include Byrd W L Blackstone of Chicago and Dr L P Batter of Wenatchee Washington. The event starts at 1 p.m. with an estimated 3000 attendees.
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Harry P. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Ancell B. Groves
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Senator Byrd
W. L. Blackstone
Independent Grocers Alliance
Chicago
L. P. Batter
Wenatchee
Washington
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather easing as front moves off coast in Virginia
Gradual clearing of skies and cooler, drier air expected across Virginia today as a frontal system over the central region departs offshore. Forecasters note lower humidity and improve conditions moving into this afternoon and evening.
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Virginia
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