Rescue of 70-year-old well digger in Apex after six hour cave-in
A 70-year-old well digger was buried for six hours in a mud filled shaft in Apex North Carolina during a cave in while working to install a water line. Rescuers lowered air into the shaft and freed him, aided by a high school student who alerted authorities. Lippscomb survived in a squatting position beneath rock and clay until rescue.
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U.S. Brigade Arrives in Vietnam as War Swell Grows
A new U.S. Army brigade of 4,000 troops arrived in South Vietnam, boosting total U.S. forces to about 474,300. Air raids around Hanoi claimed several MIGs while ground clashes across South Vietnam left 35 dead or wounded. In other world news, Australia’s caretaker prime minister pledged support for allies in Vietnam, and the UN adopted a record budget with U Thant’s pay rising.
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Tornado Strikes Alabama. refugees flee to shelters
A violent storm battered Alabama uprooting homes near Birmingham and forcing about 300 refugees to seek shelter in hotels and motels in northeast Alabama. Airplane hangars at Birmingham Airport were damaged and nine planes hit. Redstone Arsenal reported about 1 million in damage amid a broader toll of wrecked homes and flooded areas.
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Police Conclude Rodgers Injury From Fall During Questioning
Detective Pierce Brooks says entertainer Jimmie Rodgers suffered a skull fracture when he fell while being questioned by an off duty officer after being stopped for erratic driving on December 1. Two uniformed officers assisted, with a medical panel later attributing the injury to the fall. Internal Affairs opens its own inquiry into the officers involved.
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