Jet Tester Survives Supersonic Bailout in Fatal Plunge
A Royal Air Force jet tester survived a bail out from 40 000 feet after the plane dove supersonically toward the North Sea. Officer Henry Holland, 22, suffered arm and pelvis fractures and two black eyes after his parachute opened late. He landed four miles off Ipswich, with a 40 g deceleration. his weight briefly surged to 5,000 pounds as air pressure hit during the fall. He was hospitalized and later cleared for medical review as authorities studied the case.
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Cave-in at Union Pacific coal mine finds body in Sunday
The body of George Chenchar, 54, was recovered Sunday after a cave-in at the Union Pacific coal mine near STANSBURY Wyoming. The victim, described as a miner with prior Princeton and U.S. Seton ties, was reported trapped since Thursday. The article notes scattered references to individuals named Rhee and Syngman Rhee and mentions connections to various institutions, but clarifies the key fact: a miner was found deceased.
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