Workmen Trapped Deep in Nuclear Test Shaft at Yucca Flats
Four electricians and a miner remain 1 800 feet underground after a steel cable snapped in the 1 800 foot shaft at Yucca Flats Neb. The trapped men are George R. Cooper Art Luhnow Lloyd L Shaw and Leland Roeder AEC crews work to free them as a doomsday wait continues. One worker James C Gray was killed by the lashing cable. More than 100 underground test blasts have been conducted at the site near Las Vegas.
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George’ Cooper
Nevada
Art Luhnow
J. R. Crockett
Mercury, Nev
Atomic Energy’ Commission
AEC
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Ariz
North Las Vegas
Lloyd L. Shaw
Santa Barbara
Calif
Leland Roeder
Pioche
Nev
James C. Gray
Indian Springs
Yucca Flats
Las Vegas
Basic patterns and Morse filibuster news snippet
Pattern promotion details followed by a political report on Sen. Wayne Morse threatening a one man filibuster over reapportionment. The piece notes his vow to block Dirksen's plan and any substitute until court deadlines and hearings, amid broader Senate stalemate and adjournment prospects.
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Wayne Morse
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Dirksen
Supreme Court
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Congress
Mike Mansfield
Monetana
Morse
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Walter Norblad
Oregon
Judiciary Committee
Dear Abby Still A Necessity in 1964 Column
Abigail Van Buren advises readers on etiquette and relationship woes in a 1964 Dear Abby column. Letters from a boy named Dickie about a bread and butter letter and from a jealous husband prompt Abby to stress manners, and a troubled wife seeks help with a proposed country move and family strain.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Dickie
Montana
Warren panel finds no evidence linking Oswald to wider plot
A Warren Commission briefing reports that senior officials and lawmakers concluded there is no substantial proof of a conspiracy behind the Kennedy assassination. It states Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone from a sniper's perch, and Jack Ruby had no conspiracy ties.
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Dallas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lee Harvey Oswald
Texas School Book Depository
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Fete To Elect Officers At Shenandoah Apple Blossom Meeting
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will hold its annual meeting and officer election next Monday at noon in the George Washington Hotel Gold Room. President James R. Wilkins will preside, with Charles S. Toan chairing the nominating committee. A full slate includes a president four vice presidents secretary treasurer and six at large directors plus 70 directors overall. voting opens to financial members and reports on last year’s festival and 1965 plans will be presented.
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George Washington
James R. Wilkins
Charles S. Toan
United States
Wilkins
Mr. Toan
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Wayne A. Whitham
J. Thomas Kremer
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Back to Homes in Slums in New Delhi
The New Delhi government balks at aiding slum families. About 100 households were allotted 240 square foot plots to leave the ghettos but sold the land to big landowners and returned to the slums. Authorities move to recover illegally sold plots and exclude these residents from future relief.
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New Delhi
Eagle Scout Robert Pullen to Address Winchester Kiwanis
Eagle Scout Robert Pullen Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Pullen of 306 Maple St will speak to the Winchester Kiwanis Club tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel on Scouting at The Fair He is assistant senior patrol leader of Winchester Troop 2 and earned the God and Country award He is a sophomore at Handley High School and served in The Wonderful World of Scouting Corps at the New York World's Fair.
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Robert Pullen, Jr
Robert J. Pullen
Maple St
Winchester Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Troop 2
Wonderful World of Scouting Corps
List of officers and board members named
The document lists officers including vice president Frank Arm strong II treasurer Tom W Baldridge secretary Robert K Woltz and counsel Frank Arm strong J P Arthur C F Schenck F L Largent Jr Thomas G Scully and J Kenneth Robinson as members at large.
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Frank Armstrong, II
Tom W. Baldridge
Robert K. Woltz
Frank Armstrong
J, P. Arthur
F. Schenck
F. L. Largent, Jr
Thomas G. Scully
J. Kenneth Robinson
Barbs by Hal Cochran on parenting and thieves
Commentary laments child abuse by parents while noting crime reports claim thieves face tougher times. An anecdote suggests a seasoned innkeeper shows effective hotel management amid opinion pieces.
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