Community pitches in to rescue 3 pups from 2-foot well
In Knoxville Tennessee neighbors and volunteers rallied to save four week old German Shepherd puppies from a two foot well. W C Brooks of Knoxville Volunteer Rescue called the effort unprecedented and estimated 499 man hours plus equipment value. The last pup was pulled to safety, muddy but unharmed, after a long rescue operation.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Clark
Avery L. Clark Jr
W C. Brooks
Knoxville Volunteer Rescue
Knoxville
Brooks
Kosygin, Thoman Discuss Johnson appeal on arms race
Premier Kosygin met U.S. Ambassador Thompson at the Kremlin for a two hour session on the Johnson appeal for slowing the arms race. Vietnam and possible ABM talks were among subjects of mutual interest. Thompson carried a Johnson message written about seven weeks ago.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
U.S
Lelewellyn E. Thomason
Johnson
Vietnam
Kosygin
Thompson
Tax Increase Proposal In Trouble
Johnson tax plan faces roadblock as a joint economic panel lacks binding power. While some predict the panel will kill the 6 percent surcharge, officials argue the economy needs restraint to curb inflation and deficits tied to Vietnam War spending. Fowler testifies on war costs and policy tradeoffs.
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Washington
Johnson
First Congressional Committee
Senate
House Economic Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance
Joint Economic Committee
Quest
Plea From Victim Of Building Blast
Radio Moscow said Mao loyalists moved toward control of Inner Mongolia as three PLA divisions from Peking were sent to aid Maoist rebels. Red Guards failed to seize Shantung and Szechwan with peasants reportedly joining anti Maoist forces in Liaotung Peninsula areas. Reports also mention ongoing anti cultural revolution activity in Fukien and Formosa.
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Tokyo
Radio
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Inner Mongolia
Mao
People’s Liberation Army
Peking
Red Guards
Shantung
Szechwan
Daires-Port Arthur
Liaotung
and Fukien Province
Formosa
Chi
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Teng
Tao
Please Don't Leave Me and Protests Stirred by Officials
In Hawthorne New Jersey a dramatic rescue unfolds as Sandy Kanter, a 19 year old worker, is freed from debris after an explosion at the Morning Star Paisley Division plant. Firefighters and volunteers search for 10 missing, while families wait in freezing temperatures.
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Hawthorne
Sandy Kanter
Pinner
Paterson General Hospital
Peter Kanter
George Decker
Miss Kanter
Blacksquare
Morningstar Paisley Division
International Latex Corp
Decker
Os Canes
Peirale BP
Axi
New York City
Louis J. Bay II
Weather forecast for the Miami Valley warms up
The Miami Valley will see slightly warmer temperatures this week with morning lows near 20 degrees. The forecast calls for a rise into the mid 30s by tomorrow, according to the U S Weather Bureau.
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Miami Valley
U. S. Weather Bureau
Viet Cong Attack on Two Villages Reported
Vietnamese guerrillas attacked two villages as American advisers remained on alert. Details from the frontline dispatch confirm the incidents and note U S forces responding to the incursions.
Apollo 1 Fire Sparks Board Hearing on Moon Program
A board of review began hearings on the Apollo 1 disaster. Investigators pursue interial reports as 21 panels work under George Mueller to assess the accident's impact on the man to the moon project. The grounding fire killed Lt. Col Virgil Grissom, Lt. Col Edward White, and Cmdr Roger Chaffee. The Crew module was moved from the pad to a hangar after removal from Saturn I.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Dir- George Mueller
Mueller
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
CIA Used Hidden Funds to Recruit NSA Students
NSA leaders described an ethical trap to spy for the CIA using money and draft deferments. They said fundraising via foundations and individuals channeled between 1 million and 2 million dollars through 21 sources. Recruits signed security oaths before learning of CIA involvement and faced up to 20 years in jail if they disclosed the relationship.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
CIA
NSA
Sudent
Ramparts Magazine
Samuel Brown
Brown
Catherwood Foundation
San Padigio, Fund
Independence Foundation
Sidney and Esther ‘Rabb
R.A. Smith
Harvard
Morse Backs Kennedy for President, Opposes War Escalation
Sen. Wayne L. Morse of Oregon says he will support Sen. Robert F. Kennedy for the 1968 Democratic nomination. He warns against backing anyone who favors escalating the Vietnam War and criticizes Congress for losing its financial check and balance.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Morse
University of New Mexico
Congress
Vietnam
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Mongolia
Senate Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
People’s Army Troops
Chi Pen-yu
Teng Hesiaoping
Tao Chu
Orlando Gomez
Gomez
Board
Apollo
Kennedy
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