Boy Stuck In Well Near Lenore West Virginia
A 15-year-old, Leonard Boyce, remains trapped 14 feet underground in an old well near Lenore WV as rescuers dig a trench. Sedated after hours of cave-ins, he begged for help and water while crews risk heavier equipment to reach him. Authorities monitor risk of further collapse.
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Lenore
W.va
West Virginia
Leonard Boyce
Boyce
Jimmy Wolford
Williamson, W. Ve
Wolford
Busce
Willard Howell
Emer Newsome
Ben Boyce
Lerore
W. Va
Cine Alles
Senate Moves to Ban Eximbank Financing for Soviet Plant
The Senate voted to bar Export-Import Bank financing for a Soviet auto plant, a move critics call a sharp blow to East West trade. The same day it extended the bank’s life to 1973 and raised loan and insurance ceilings, with provisions to curb arms and equipment sales to poorer nations.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
North Vietnam
Italy
Fiat Motor Co
Fiat
Soviet Union
Anc
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Vietnam
Mundt
House
Senate Banking Committee
Congressmen Will Not Police Vietnam Voting
The Saigon government learned Congress will not observe Vietnam elections. Senator Kennedy and party leaders rejected sending congressional poll watchers, arguing elections are South Vietnam’s business. Kennedy said observers won’t fix fraud concerns and that U.S. diplomacy and press coverage suffice.
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Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Senate
Nguyen van Thieu
Kennedy
Thieu
Nguyen Cac Ky
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Secretary
Dean Husk
Bu Diem
Mansfeld
Busin
Dirksen
Viet Candidates Push For Outdoor Rallies In Saigon Tour
Civilian presidential hopefuls in South Vietnam plan limited government sponsored campaign trips starting today with demands for large outdoor crowds and security guarantees. After a transport mixup blamed on the government, candidates seek assurances and accuse authorities of crowding auditoriums to favor Thieu and Ky.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Seidines
Bien Hoa
Dong Ha
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
U.S. Senate
Dalton Seeks 105 Hour Drum Marathon at Shopping Center
Richmond Virginia Clinton Dalton aimed to set a world's record by drumming for 105 hours at a shopping center. County officials rejected the attempt noting Virginia law bars marathons unless classified as athletic contests.
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Richmond
Clinton Dalton
South Viet Army Compounds Hit by Viet Cong Attacks
Viet Cong attacked four South Vietnamese army compounds in Quang Tri Province early today. Heavy fighting at the Trieu Phong compound left unspecified casualties and two Australian advisers wounded. U.S. jets struck the Doumer Bridge near Hanoi in a daring air raid, while the center span was dropped into the Red River. US officials reported 199th US aircraft shot down in the South, with raids and counterstrikes continuing around Hanoi and Saigon. An arrest in Saigon tied to a major Viet Cong bombing plot highlighted ongoing terrorist activity. North Korea pledged aid to North Vietnam.
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Quang Tri
Hanoi
Doumer
Red River
Red China
Quanz Tri
Trieu Phong
Quanz Tri City
la Vane
Quang Tri City
Tat Lang
U.S
North Vietnam
Adm
Sharp
Pacific
Honolulu
US Air Force
FAC
da Nang Air Base
Air Force
Dong Heo
Navy
Big Bay
Quang N City
Nguyen van Sam
Enbistem
Cholon
Y Viewamese
Winnebago County Fair Opens Aug 16 With Exhibits
Construction picks up as Winnebago County fair entrants ready booths for the 1967 edition. Entry Day is Tuesday, August 15, with the fair running Wednesday through Sunday featuring judging of dairy, crops, clothing, sheep, swine, beef, poultry, and rabbits. Grandstand acts include Judy Stillman Dance Revue, Browning Family shows, TV Startime, and the Three Ligues events, plus a new tractor pulling contest and harness racing daily. Tickets available at the fair secretary’s office.
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Winnebago County
Brunswick Pool Tables
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Edward
Enterprises Incotal Farm Insurance
Kirby Co
Bobs Radiator Sevice
U-Skush
Northwestern
H Basler
NFO
WOSH
Ra-Te] Service Inc
the Crystal Manor
Deniger’s Appliance
Chief Equipment Inc
Tar
Judy Stillman
Browning
Ve Fevents
Arthur Huncin
Ip Wselson
Cassidy
Keith Willinger
Frias
Johnny King
Steele
Perseid Shower Aids Radio Ionosphere Mystery
Washington report notes Perseid meteors help explain why the ionosphere remains active at night. Dr. Herbert Friedman of the Naval Research Laboratory cites evidence from a White Sands Aerobee rocket showing meteor debris may supply electrified atoms that sustain night radio propagation.
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Washington
Herbert Friedman
Naval Research Laboratory
White Sands
N.M
Friedman
Constellation
Perseus
Berlin Wall in Eighth Year as Passes Remain Limited
Berlin marks seven years since the wall began rising on August 13, 1961 with no sign of a reversal. West Berliners face 14 months without general passes to East Berlin as negotiations stall over recognition. Authorities hope passes may return by Christmas. The barrier has grown higher with new fences and a vehicle- blocking meat-ske ditch. Seventeen border graves were removed to aid guards. West Berlin reports 63 confirmed deaths at the border in six years, including seven shot by East German guards, plus 70 wounded. East German refugees to the west numbered 25,180 from 1961 to 1966 despite the wall and mine fields.
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Berlin
Comunists
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
East Germany
Pentagon Seeks Calm On F111 Troubles Reported
The Pentagon admits reports of F111 swing wing jet issues are minor. A spokesman says vibrations traced to bomber yarks reflect a design problem being solved. The New York Times notes delays to a planned Vietnam combat test into next year.
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Pentagon
Air Force
New York Times
Vietnam
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