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2-AT11K MIVMI IIKRALH Tuesday Nov 1 11 Trapped Miners Aiding Own Rescue i Big Drill Crunching To Them 1 Strictly Corn Press Wirephoto railroad cars and barges has created a glut of grain at some terminals The Hannibal Mo Grain Terminal received permission from Major Harry Musgrave to temporarily store corn in the street along with a shortage of An almost perfect harvest Spotlight On Rights In Voting Derber Ordered Confined Ted Baker Dies Founder of NAL (BEI Bandit Shot Press Wirephoto Patrolman James Finnegan at left suffered superficial wounds during gunfight with three bandits one of whom escaped aboard an MTA train The wounded man was identified from fingerprints as Bernard Domanshi 47 The third bandit was captured uninjured Shot by officers during a hold-up at the Lincoln N'ational Bank in Chelsea Mass a man sprawls on the pavement beneath the foot of Patrolman Thomas Keating the last of the pair's many bit- ter words Eastern arranged to ln get jets long before National hundreds of off-year state andU0uld receiv e'any local elections highlighted by Baker however several key races in which the some jets from his friend Juan civil rights issue has dominated Trippe of Pan American World put ail of the airlines in the bole National lost 12 million dollars in three years It was rumored Baker forced out But the government came in 1961 State Dade Issues A i Tossup Today to his rescue again by awarding National the transcontinental route for which it had been fighting with Eastern and other airlines Baker talked of merging National with Continental Airlines an idea which fascinat-1 ed the industry because it would put Baker and Continental's Robert Six in the same airline The two had a great deal in common and after thinking it over decided spirited campaigns The racial controversy has been particularly evident in governor contests in Mississippi and Kentucky and in Philadelphia's mayoralty election Both Democratic and Re-puhlican strategists kept their eves on these areas for the political impact of Negro civil rights demands and white reaction to them In Mississippi Republicans were making their first serious run at the governor's office The Democrats still were favored to send Lt Gov Paul Johnson 47 to the governor's mansion But Republican Rubel Phillips 38 a newcomer to state- wide politics made a race of it i vich 3 Police were was the home BROISTEDT Germany -(API Eleven trapped German miners went back to work Monday to help in their own rescue nearly 200 feet down in a flooded iron mine were they were caught 11 days ago Once given up for dead they were reported laughing and joking As a huge drill bored its way toward them the men worked in two shifts to reinforce the roof of their tiny chamber to keep it from collapsing when the bit breaks through probably Wednesday Three other miners were rescued Friday 86 others escaped when the disaster struck and others are missing and given up for dead A mine spokesman said the men had not been told when the rescue shaft is expected to be completed but were cheerful despite their long ordeal and confident of being saved Steel tubing and layers of plastic were sent down to the men through a small shaft bored Sunday to their small air pocket The trapped miners were using the material to bolster the roof of their chamber Also sent down the tube was the first food for the men since a nearby dam broke Oct 21 and flooded the mine The mine spokesman said they were being fed a diet of grated carrots chicken broth porridge and tea enriched with glucose The trapped men are not allowed to smoke Mrs Siegfried Ebeling wife of one of the trapped miners went to the communications tube and talked with her husband She was tearful as she spoke into the tube and then she broke out laughing she said later stifling a sob "They are laughing and joking They are just like little The same rig now boring toward the survivors is the one used to rescue the three other trapped miners last week The dramatic discovery of the 11 additional survivors was marred by the question of why the discovery had taken so long At a news conference held by the mine management two miners shouted that they had known earlier of the possibility of additional survivors Rudolf Stein the mine manager stated that management had been unaware until last Saturday of the possibility of men reaching the collapsed gallery where the latest survivors were found "Two miners gave us hints that survivors might be the he said "One told me that he himself had ventured into this collapsed gallery only recently and that he discovered a passage upward" Stein as soon as he and other mine officials had received reports of the possibility of more survivors a test drilling was started i an elective status (Number 1 getting $17000 and 2) instead ol appointment Because this is a special elec-by the county manager Former tion places selling liquor will Sheriff Tom Kelly is the princi-'be permitted to remain open pal advocate of these and is during the polling hours backed by the Good Govern-1 Airways and passenger business boomed The enormous cost of jets Children Are Knifed Father Held PITTSBURGH report three children knifed to death Monday in Their father suburban Etna arrested Allegheny County Police said victims were found in their Arrested was George Vido- Detectives said he had attempted to take his own life He was taken to St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh with unknown injuries Homicide detectives identified the dead as George Jr 14 his brother Richard 9 and a sister Joann 11 I (API against becoming partners The Bakers staying at the Hotel Bristol in Vienna were having lunch when he suffered the fatal attack at noon (6 am Miami time) The Embassy reported that Baker's body would be cremated and the ashes returned to Miami Convoy Tries Dash For Berlin ment Council ELIMINATING Metro's power to authorize annexations by municipalities and returning that power to the state This Amendment No 3 also is a Kelly-backed proposal of yle lmprovement bonds RAISING the salary of cum-65 million dollars are ear-missioners from $6000 now to marked for Jackson Memorial 1 $10000 with the mayor-chair-Hospital expansion and the rest man getting $15000 is Amend-'for widening Fifth St on Mi-ment No 6 jami Beach between the Mac- CHANGING the name of Causeway and Collins Also on the Dade ballot will be two proposed improvement bond issues totalling 86 million dollars and the routine school millage ap-i proval The Democrats also are favored to win the gubernatorial race in Kentucky where Republican Louie Nunn opposes Democrat Edward Breathitt Jr But here again the Democratic margin is expected to be smaller than in recent years Federal Judge Emett Choate Monday ordered the English skipper of a Cuban refugee ferry boat held in custody until an immigration hearing Friday Harold Derber a British subject who brought 23 Cuban refugees to Key West on his boat surrendered himself to US authorities Monday afternoon after spending the weekend free because of a slip-up in the US office District Attorney William Meadows asked Choate to order Derber back into custody when the 37-year-old skipper presented himself for the hearing Choate granted the request but said Derber was not to be returned to the Dade County Jail where he had been held until his surprise release last Saturday Meadows said Immigration officials plan to keep him in Tampa where facilities are better They will return him here for the Friday hearing US Marshal Guy Hixon said Derber's release came about when a deputy marshal failed to notice that Immigration had placed a "hold on the prisoner That meant Derber should have been turned over to the Immigration authorities before given his freedom Charles Ashmann who is Derber's attorney had secured the release Saturday after a $5000 bond Ashmann said he did not know of the hold order Congratulations WASHINGTON (UPI) The following exchange took place Monday between two passengers aboard a crowded National Press Club elev ator following an eventful weekend that include the South Viet Nam revolt and the marriage of two Russian cosmonauts: American newsman: "Congratulations on your Man with thick Russian accent: "Congratulations on your Tides MIAMI HARBOR (Between Jetties! HIGH LOW i I I I 1 I 1 Dade County to Miami Courny i is Amendment No 7 Both 'Numbers 6 and 7 in addition to I No 5 are backed by the GRC'un such elections more than 50 MAKING it more difficult to per cent of the registered vot-force a charter amendment must participate election by requiring at least 10 1 As for the school millage it 'per cent of the registered vot- impossible to vote against ers sign petitions is Amend-'this The only way the voter ent No 8 The present law can object is to write in some 'i equals only five pa' cent of other millage than the 10 mills those voting in the last gover-justed on the ballot This is the same as last year nor iace Officers said the children had In Philadelphia Democratic been stabbed repeatedly Mayor James Tate is( jyirs Vidovich is a tuberculo-seekmg his first full term sls patient at St Francis Hospi- against Republican James Jjtal iss in th McDermott The city has been A neighbor discovered the dipute that caused the Rus-the scene of a number of vil tragedy slans bock two LT eonvoys rights demonsti aaons and the Pollce sald the bodtes of the Qct 1Q and 12 and a Britlsh election is being matched or boys were found in a bed on the ronvov Oct 16 the reaction of Negro and white i second fjoor and gjri uasj Scattered River Still Tainted By Cyanid I SPRINGFIELD 111 tUPI) The greatest concentration of poisonous cyanide the Embarass River watershed has moved only three miles dovvn-j stream in Kickapoo Creek since Friday the State Health De-1 partment revealed Monday The concentration "still ex-1 tremely hazardous" according to sanitary engineers is just six miles below the outlet of the Mattoon 111 storm sewers from which the 2500 gallons of cyanide were believed to have entered the stream Verdun Randolph assistant chief sanitary engineer for the Public Health Department's sanitary engineering division said water samples collected Sunday and analyzed Monday showed the toxic content of the cyanide "is materially reduced" but remains dangerous Newton 111 which draws its water from Embarass River resumed pumping from the stream Monday after learning that the "mam slug" of cyanide was not as close as feared Water restrictions had been ordered Saturday and pumping halted because of the cyanide threat Oxygen Plant Wrecked Jiv Fire TAUNTON Mass" (APi A 5100000 fire spread by a series of explosions wrecked the lN-story frame plant of Taunton Oxygen Co late Monday and shattered windows nearby buildings Frank Crovello assistant manager suffered burns of the hands carrying out personal files I'orera-t- LOVER VEST COVsT AND LAKE OKEECHOBEE ARE VS Mo-tly cloudy through tonicM with some light ram proba'iiy endu during thn running Hn day in the 7U Low gnt low 60's La-only wuds 10 to 20 mph BREVARD INDfVN KIUR BROWARD AND PALM BEACH AREAS Motiy cloudy through tonight some showeis probdby cr i-ing during tho morrmg Hun today upper TOE Low tonizht 65 to 70 Easterly vino- 15 to 20 mph diminishing one and becoming eouthe i-ioily by this evening KEYS AREA -tv cloudy with showeis piob'Uy ending by momng Ihgn tod iv upper 70s Low tonight around 70 Vai ab'e -1 easterly winds 10 to 20 mpn becoming gusty near showers Solunar Tables AM PM METRO JUDGES would be appointed under a "Missouri if Amendment No 9 'passed Later the voters could I ether register approval or disapproval of the judges AMENDMENTS 10 and 11 ueie sponsored by the Association for Unincorporated areas Number 10 would divide Ihe county into tour districts with each having two commissioners The four largest uties would' the border police organized each elect a commissioner and help for occupants of cars the chairman would be elected blocked by snow The fall eountyvwde Number 11 would was reported to be piled up raise salaries Irom $6000 now to a height of four feet to $15000 with the chairman some areas Foot-Deep Snow In New England BOSTON AP) Heavy snowfall ranging up to a toot in depth blanketed northern New England Monday closing mam highways along the St Lawrence River On the Canadian side of The Western allies told the Russians on Oct 29 under what conditions they would dismount troops from convoy vehicles But the Soviet colonel maintained that it "is the Soviet and not the allied authorities who LONDON (AP) Queen' 'determine convoy of Mexico from 1930 to 1932 Elizabeth II will join American Army spokesman died Monday He was 86 in ceremonies opening the reported During a long public career new 105 million dollar common-1 Maj Gen James Polk he once served as ambassador wealth cable The voice channel commander in Berlin or-to Brazil and was interior min-1 links Britain Canada Aus-erec iS a ister before he became presi- tralia New Zealand and Fiji in inborn to tell the Russians dent He lived in California for the Pacific It is part of a com-jat one but the Wes ern a time after he resigned from monvvealth chain intended to allies determine convoy proce-the presidency I circle the globe I dures voters Rains Cover Most of Nation Local Temperatures Moonset Today 10:52 am Moonrise ed 10:15 pm Sunset Today 5:37 pm Sunrise ed 6:32 am 1 pm IVov 4 1963 Maps Data and Forecast By US Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau Miami Fla Precip 79 72 Miami Airport FLORIDA Apalachicola Oewiston Daytona Beach Ft Lauderdale Ft Mvers Gainesville Jacksonville Key West 6C SI 79 66 73 55 8C 73 80 75 50 74 52 76 65 Marathon Ocala Orlando Pensacola amoa Vero Tallahassee Beach Palm SOUTH Asheville Atlanta Augusta B'cm ngham Charleston 67 37 Charlotte Jackson Miss Knoxville Lithe Rock 29 72 35 68 32 64 35 Louisville Memphis Mobile Nashville New Norfolk Ra'eigh icnmond Savannah 62 31 67 47 57 32 60 51 Orleans Clouds National Summary Cloudiness and precipitation Monday mornmg conceraed -n the middle and lower sstssiDpi Va ley eastern Texas and in t-e staes South and southwest of Great Lakes rams most I rut rh 0 ct es nd eating cne to a lie c-e than twe of an nch a i was notan reaver -n western pari couy tn ircai obertc! nr-rvu-'s predominate excps a 0 men d-k diM nn occjrr Catif-'rn a to Cd'sn report ng 109 mccs tor non ng period HowePr t-e es ra nta11 thus morning cc-Currec 'outturn onda with oLsea in frp Ky vVest area rvea1 ng a downpour yetd ng amounts between 4 erne ra inrvs -p H'S noor CST ranged f-pr -e a a in rorthero New England to and 5Cs eipewhe-e a og the rcrp-n US in te cert-a regions readmes in me SCs wnne t-o tn rd t-e fc'5 i'flb-1 t-r t-rmy ncV Oudy a a-rf ccd! condt t-e coas ate' Con oena-e oud ress aid cocier th '-oac-s fcpt a '-0 wTies at the g-e-- eevatc-' in me central and Rock es IE he i a 0 a I it Home Delivery 3S' Tm C-ass- ea aps 3 C- 222 A i Cer 3 SC 2 SwDscfiPt on (By Carrier) D''v Da iy Sordav 6-eav 1 ue o0 20 bO 6 Morrnt 7 JO 5 20 13 'O 1 Year IS 0 '0 0 2 Rates for Postal 2cnes 1 2 by maiL Daily Cat Suday Scr-ay 1 2 SO I 3 7S 3 Vort 6 50 3 SO ID h0 6 Vert-s 17 7 JO SO 1 Ym' 2a 0C 3 'O 0- berord 1 i n-f! uoar reaves Va 'ut ems a-e oavabe in Of- ce re press r-r jrjijf oar-fc O'- oe-yy-a Wijmi Hera a Sac-erd asa pustaae pad at Miami Fie EAST Albany Bait more Boston Buffalo Montreal 52 27 55 28 61 37 51 41 55 33 New Note: For tides at other points make these corrections jn hours and min utes: Fort Pierce (city docks) add 1 51 for high 2:11 for low (inlet) subtract 0:14 high 0:18 low St Lucie Inlet (ietty) subtract 0 20 high 0 21 low Palm Beach (ocean) subtract 0 21 high 0:18 low Hillsboro inlet add 013 high 0:36 low Port Ever-g ades Entrance (lefties) add 002 high and low MacArthur Causeway (east end) add 119 high 1-10 low City Yacht Basin add 1 28 high 147 low Cape Florida (west side) Key Bis-cayne add 0:49 high 1:02 low Soldier Key add 0 55 high 1:15 low Ragged Keys Biscayne Bay add 1:49 high 2:10 low AngelfHh Key add 022 high 0 24 low Pumpkin Key Card Sound add 2:53 high 3:03 low Garden Cove Key Largs add 036 high 1 09 few Largo Sound Key Largo add 3 06 htih 3-35 low Tavernier add 034 high 0 39 low The periodic tide Is negligibly in the eastern part of Florida Bay ST MARKS RIVER HIGH LOW im pm am Today 3 32 5:32 10-43 10:26 Wednesday 4 12 4:37 11:38 11:19 Thursday 4 12 4 37 11 38 11:19 Friday 620 9:24 1244 2:09 Note: For tides at other points make these corrections bn hours and minutes: Naples (outer coast) subtract 2-04 for h9h 2:12 for low Marco Big Marco Rver subtract 1:09 for Mstw 1:11 for ST PKTSftSBUR HIGH LOW BJB BJB pjn Today Wednesday 3 39 Thursoay 4 39 Friday 6 03 1050 Note: For tides at other points make these corrections in hours and minutes: Fort Myers Caloosahatchee River add 2 09 for high 257 for tow Port Boca Grande Charlotte Harbor subtract 1 12 for high 156 for tow Puma Gorda Charlotte Harbor add 106 tor hi9h 1 38 for low Venice Inlet (inside) subtract 2 02 for hh 138 for tew Sarasota Sarasota Bey subtract 1:38 for feiso 08 tof tow 2-52 1108 12:11 120 2 32 Precip 80 64 78 46 77 58 68 44 72 41 74 56 77 Beach 76 67 50 32 51 49 69 43 57 37 76 46 60 32 60 31 61 26 63 41 03 22 56 41 56 32 54 39 58 33 48 59 51 55 44 53 27 49 38 51 42 02 04 66 57 64 50 70 58 54 42 74 66 70 60 60 55 50 45 33 66 48 88 74 89 77 York Philadelphia Toronto Washington MIDWEST ago ncinnati Cleveland Coiumnus Des Moines Detroit Duluth 49 44 50 31 5C 37 51 29 51 43 56 45 52 23 Indianapolis Kansas Milwaukee I Omaha St City Mpis-St Paul Louis WEST Aibucuergue Bismarck B-Ownsville Denver Ft Worth Gaivestcv Lareao Tex Las Vegas 5' 38 52 28 64 71 59 28 pn 60 77 73 8T 'n 66 48 Los Salt San San San Seattle Angeles Oklahoma City Phoenix Lake City Antonio Diego Francisco Todav Wednesday Thursday Friday The above for seiu-ar pert-cds has been from Jo-n A'aen Knight's Solunar Tabe s' ng and hunting are best imr-ed owing thesa times Wa or per Ms last for ah hour and a hat or two hours aft er and minor periods ara ot sonrt-Mftat snorter duration PAX AMERICA Havana Kmasfon 86 75 -3 I Mexico 83 70 San Juan 88 77 1 St Thomas City Vl.