Rhodesian Tragedy at Wankie Colliery Deep Mine
Officials in Wankie Rhodesia admitted limited hope for more than 400 miners trapped underground after a collapse. It threatened to be Africa’s second worst mining disaster, with rescue efforts ongoing and uncertain outcomes for the missing workers.
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Mine disaster in Rhodesia leaves hundreds missing
Sir Keith Acutt said miracles could occur though prospects were grim as the Anglo American mine at Wankie faced its worst crisis. The missing count dropped from 466 to 428 after tallying absentees. three bodies had been recovered and one man was rescued with serious injuries.
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Salisbury
Wankie
Rhodesia
Pilot Boycott Begins Against Countries Sheltering Hijackers
Washington AP reports American pilots have begun a boycott targeting nations believed to shelter airline hijackers as the AFL-CIO Airline Pilots Association weighs actions and potential broader slowdowns affecting air travel.
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Cuba
Algeria
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John J. O'Donnell
Pres
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O'Donnell
International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations
London
United States
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Rival orators vie in Kansas Girls State rally
In Lawrence a large Kansas Girls State rally pitted Federalist and Nationalist contenders for governor as 439 participants from across the state heard Catherine Strowig of Abilene and Susie Krehbiel of Olathe named their party nominees. Gov. Docking to officiate. Atty. Gen. Vern Miller to speak amid election prep.
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Abilene
Kansas House
Susie Krehbiel
Olathe
Vern Miller
Robert Docking
American Legion Auxiliary
Alisa Greer
Kansas City
Sherry Kendal
Wichita
Toons
Sally Streck
Great Bend
Vicki East
Hutchinson
Allyson Graff
Marienthal
Frances Garver
Severy
Susan Hummel
Geneseo
Kimilee Clogston
Baxter Springs
Supreme Court
Sharon Neville
Neosho Falls
Bess Llewellyn
Lawrence
Daryl Kane
Concordia
Joann Phillips
Leavenworth
Mary Messenger
Arlene Bush
Les Oswald
Johnson warned against Vietnam escalation in 1964 memo
A top secret memo read by President Johnson warned that widening U S involvement in Vietnam would likely fail. George W. Ball cautioned against large troop deployments and broad bombing of North Vietnam, noting risks to Saigon and the danger of an unchecked shift to ground forces.
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Atlantic Monthly
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