Water shortage near end as Boone fills storage tanks
Boone North Carolina eight day water shortage eases as temporary patching on a six inch line is completed and two elevated tanks begin filling. Col Frank Hill NC Health Dept regional engineer says a repair overcomes a gravity feed loss caused by a new dam watershed and that water should reach normal levels by Monday.
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North Carolina Department of Health
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War Victim Wins Army Injury Claim
The Senate approved a $15 payment to Julian M. Pendarvis Jr. of Edgefield, South Carolina, in a 1963 Swift Strike III anti guerrilla exercise incident. Pendarvis claimed a soldier struck his face outside his home. the Army maintained he was running and collided with a soldier, denying facial fractures. The White House must issue final approval.
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Congress
Julian M. Pendarve Jr
Edgefield
S.C
Senate
White House
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Pendarvis
Army
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Presidents Adjournment Call Reaches Johnson in Australia
In Brisbane at 5:30 a.m. local time President Johnson was awakened to be told Congress was ready to adjourn. Rep. Hale Boggs and Rep. Leslie Arends placed the call through House switchboard from Lewis Deschler’s office. Johnson said no further business remained and wished success on his Far Eastern trip.
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Johnson
Brisbane
Australia
Congress
White House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Lewis Deschler
Boggs
Saison
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Prince at Disaster Scene in Wales Tour
Prince visited a disaster site in Wales yesterday as rescue officials reported about 130 bodies recovered from the wreckage, nearly all of them children.
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Prince
Wales
Heavy Rains Increase Threat Of Avalanche In Aberfan
In Aberfan Wales heavy rains threaten a coal slag avalanche that could imperil about 2000 rescue workers at the Panteglas School disaster. Officials report 130 bodies recovered, many victims children, with 220 feared dead as rescue efforts fatigue.
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Aberfan
Wales
Chilrote
Panteglas School
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery with New Treatment
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids and stopping itch and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort, with patients saying piles are no longer a problem. The Bio-Dyne discovery is marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form.
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New York, N. Y
Soviet Luna 12 launches toward Moon in possible first roundtrip
The Soviet Union sent Luna 12 on an unmanned mission toward the Moon with potential lunar orbit and a return possibility. Tass called it a new step forward while noting it would conduct further explorations of the Moon and near lunar space. If successful, Luna 12 could mark the first earth Moon return attempt.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Moon
Tass
Lunar
Britain Warns Rhodesia Talks Risk Security Council Action
United Nations United States? Britain warned the Rhodesia regime at the General Assembly that continued rebellion could invite Security Council measures. Lord Caradon said London sought to avert escalation and would abstain on the African Asian backed resolution criticizing the talks. He noted a British official delivered policy to Salisbury last week.
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Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Rhodesia
Security Council
Lord Caradon
Caradon
Salisbury
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