Disney shows avoid boy meets pet formula in nature films
NBC Disney nature shows eschew the boy gets pet plot in favor of a hybrid style by Winston Hibler that blends wild animal footage with trained animals. The approach uses two animal casts and careful editing to stitch segments into engaging nature stories for younger viewers.
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Miners mourn loss of Louis Bova after cave in
Hazleton AP report says Louis Bova is presumed dead after a mine collapse on Aug 13. David Fellin and Henry Throne have returned home after 14 days entombment and 7 days in hospital. Rescue efforts suspended due to unsafe conditions and a state official says reaching Bova would take at least 120 days.
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Marie Bova
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Marie
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Rhode Island Prayer Ruling Clarification Sought
Albert J. LaMarre, chair of the Rhode Island elections board, asks Gov. Chafee to seek an official attorney general ruling on school devotions. He argues Education Commissioner Robinson may have overinterpreted the Supreme Court ruling banning required prayers and Bible reading in public schools.
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Nhu Emerges as Dominant Figure in South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Nhu, the power behind the South Vietnamese throne, has pushed martial law and ordered actions against Buddhist dissidents. He dominates his brother President Diem, polarizing opinion as anti Communist, highly intelligent, and seen by many as unstable.
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Seat Belt Legislation Spreads Across States
Twenty states and the District of Columbia have enacted seat belt laws for new cars, with fifteen passed in 1963. Fourteen states have two other acts pending, and current laws cover 46 million of 65.5 million cars in use.
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