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Trapped Men Rescued From Tunnel After 19-Hour Ordeal
News reports recount a perilous tunnel ordeal followed by the rescue of two trapped men after a 19 hour ordeal. Details describe conditions inside the tunnel and the successful extraction by rescuers. The event underscores risks faced by workers during tunnel operations and rescue protocols in emergency scenarios.
Johnson Eyes Vietnam While Visiting Australia Ties
President Johnson, in Darwin after memorial services for Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, held talks with regional leaders including South Vietnam and Indonesia allies. He discussed peace ideas with Nguyen Van Thieu, and signaled no immediate talks with the Viet Cong while reaffirming U.S. military action as Vietnam policy continued.
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Holiday travel rush under way as millions crisscross nation
The annual holiday travel rush began as millions prepare to reach home for Christmas. Airlines, railroads, and bus lines report heavy bookings and expect peak passenger volumes. The National Safety Council warns weekend traffic fatalities could rise, while the Air Transport Association notes 30,000 extra daily seats on scheduled flights from December 15 to 23 and January 1.
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Trains Collide Near Wamego Injuring About Fifty
A passenger train en route from Kansas City to Wamego collided with a Union Pacific freight train near Winnie ge east of Wamego Kansas. About 50 passengers were injured though none seriously. Hospitals reported only 12 remained overnight, with several treated and released. Passengers described a sudden impact and a chaotic scene as first aid responders attended the injured.
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Narrow Opening Provides Escape From Tehachapis Cave-In
Seventeen men trapped by a cave-in in a Tehachapi range State Water Project tunnel crawled through a 1.4 mile passage to safety. Crews widened a hole and used pipes to leak water supply, with rescue faster than expected. The Carley Forter project suffers delays. work continues after year-end.
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Buried Hearts Recipient Washkansky Laid To Rest
Louis Washkansky, first heart transplant recipient, buried in Cape Town after dying 18 days post operation. Funeral led by Cape Town Chief Rabbi Israel Abrahams. widow Anna mourns as casket lowers. Surgeon Barnard absent for TV appearance. funeral attendees include Mayor Gerald Ferry.
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Air Force colonel hired as city personnel director
The city appoints an Air Force colonel to lead the department of personnel as part of a broader update in city administration. The move follows a recent hire of ten new Rural Police guards, with three more slated for mobilization, signaling tightened municipal operations.
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Local Weekend Church Activities and Tours
Framing events at Holy Trinity Lutheran and Lanier Hospital include Friday evening programs and Saturday tours. Activities cover community gatherings, scheduled talks, and guided campus tours with times noted for each session.
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