Twin Girls Receive Kidney Transplant In Two Team Operation
Two 10 member surgical teams performed a kidney transplant on 11 year old Canadian twins Lana and Johanna Nightingale at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. The procedure marked a milestone as the youngest patients to undergo such surgery with minors approval from the Massachusetts Supreme Court. The operation moved a healthy kidney from Lana to Johanna to treat chronic kidney disease. The hospital reported stable immediate post operative status but cautioned prognosis remains uncertain and will wait for a 72 hour post op period. The Nightingales live in Steinbach Manitoba.
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Boston
API
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Lana Nightingale
Johanna
Nightingale
Steinbach
Manitoba
Quipping Skelton Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Hollywood AP reports Red Skelton left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after surgery to repair a ruptured diaphragm. He joked about the hospital band and asked for a kiss, while his wife Georgia and daughter Valentina, 13, waited. He will rest several weeks as friends fill his TV show duties.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Cedars of Lebanon
Skelton
Georgia
Family Insurance Boom In New York Area Weighs On Markets
In 1957 Americans bought 800000 family plan life policies covering about 3200000 people for total protection valued at 82 billion dollars. The booming market reflects rising demand for affordable life coverage among households nationwide.
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New York
Vote Limitation Plan Proposed by Indiana Clerks
Indiana AP report notes a 1961 bill to curb absentee voting to invalids students and servicemen, drafted after widespread irregularities in the November election. Putnam County Clerk Jack Hinkle confirms the measure amid prior failed attempts to end absentee voting. Spokesmen say most issues involved ballots issued for business reasons.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Association
Legis
Putnam County
Jack Hinkle
Fire erupts at Bayonne oil tanks near New York harbor
A large fire roared through oil storage tanks on the Bayonne waterfront late Wednesday night. Explosions were heard as far away as New York City. Two Coast Guard fireboats were dispatched to the scene about two miles south of the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor.
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Bayonne
N. J
New York City
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Quotes In The News From United Press International
Rasdale Armored Car Service president laments burglars stole 400000 and left the silver behind. Senator Hickenlooper urges Laos to protect U S planes after a Russian attack over Laos. Representative Gross Brown mocks diplomats perks and proposes cutting lavish dining and wine.
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Tampa
Fla
E. A. Rasdale
Rasdale Armored Car Service
Washington
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
U. S
Laos
Rep
H. R. Gross Brown
Abdenpost Attacks France Over Sahara Nuclear Test
A Frankfurt tabloid Abdenpost criticizes France for testing a nuclear device in the Sahara, claiming the move is a Christmas present that explodes an atomic bomb in the Algerian Sahara.
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Germany
Abdenpost
France
The
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Algerian
Altar Stone from Fourth Century Found at St Lawrence Church
During renovation of the 12th century Church of St Lawrence near Innsbruck Austria an altar stone dating to the fourth century was unearthed. The discovery adds historical depth to the Catholic church site and may prompt further archaeological study.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Paul B. Maines, Plastering Firm Founder, Dies at 77
Paul B. Maines 77 of 439 W 11th St died yesterday after a two week illness at St. John's Hospital. He founded the Paul Maines and Sons Plastering Firm before retiring in 1955. Survived by his widow Bessie, four sons including Paul Maines Jr., nine grandchildren, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at First Nazarene Church with burial at Memorial Park. Body lies in state two hours before service. friends may call Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today.
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Boone County
Big Springs
First Nazarene Church
Paul Maines and
Anderson
Graden Maines
Arcadia
Elizabeth Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
John C. Wine
Memorial Park
Harold E. Rozelle
Doris Day Tops Theaters Most Money Makers Poll
Hollywood AP report Doris Day named top money maker by theater operators in Motion Picture Herald poll. Her three blockbusters Pillow Talk Midnight Lace and Please Don t Eat the Daisies propelled her ahead of Rock Hudson Cary Grant Elizabeth Taylor and others.
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Doris Day
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Funeral services for Mrs. Cophine Underwood 65 of Noblesville will be at 2 p.m. at Fortville Christian Church with Rev. Howard Perrine officiating. The body will be at the church one hour before. Friends may call at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton until noon today. Funeral services for Mrs. Eva McDonald 71 of Noblesville will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Prairie Baptist Church with Rev. Leon Lutz officiating. Burial will follow in Prairie Baptist Cemetery after the body lies in state one-and-a-half hours before services. Friends are...
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Cophine Underwood
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Fortville
Eva McDonald
Prairie Baptist Church
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William K. Reed
Arrow Heights
Clara Tate Steele
Clara Tate, Steele
Anderson
Santa Anna
Calif
Cuban Broadcaster Wilson Hall Freed After 60-Hour Detention
Cuban authorities released NBC newsman Wilson Hall at 4 p.m. after about sixty hours of detention on undisclosed charges. Officials said an investigation was concluded and provided no further details. Hall’s wife Lee and U.S. embassy officer Hugh Kessler waited at army intelligence offices to visit him.
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UPI
Wilson Hall
National Broadcasting Company
Hall
New York
Miami
Lee
U. S
Hugh Kessler
Army
Service notice for young Scott Stepp and multiple obituaries
Scott William Stepp aged two died yesterday at St. Johns Hospital. Survived by parents Stanley and Mrs Stepp and three brothers Richard Randall and Bryan. Graveside rites today at Memorial Park Cemetery at 4 pm conducted by Rev Thomas Hodson. Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel.
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Stanley Stepp
Cincinnatii Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Richard
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Bryan Stepp
Ben Slaughter
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Cicero
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Lapel Methodist Church
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Lapel
Population total in Uruguay around two and a half million
The record notes a present population figure for Uruguay of about 2 500 000, identifying the total as the current population estimate. No other context or dates are provided.
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Uruguay
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