Research Shows Way To Store Fresh Blood For Surgery
Duke University researchers Dr. Wirt W. Smith and Dr. Ivan W. Brown presented at the American Association of Blood Banks meeting in Cincinnati on EDTA to prevent clotting for up to five days. They report 40 open heart surgeries using this stored blood and note long term storage remains a goal.
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Duke University Medical
American Assn. of
Wirt W. Smith
Ivan W. Brown
Duke Medical School
Stassen Aims To Block Nixon In 1960 GOP Race
In Cleveland Harold E. Stassen declared he would do all he can to stop Vice President Nixon from winning the Republican presidential nomination in 1960. He floated potential alternative candidates and said he could run only to deliver votes to Nixon rivals if needed. He cited a White House talk with Eisenhower listing four possible GOP contenders: Rockefeller Lodge Anderson and Seaton. He noted Nixon’s poor showing in California Ohio and Indiana.
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Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Stassen
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Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Treasury
Robert Anderson
Interior
Fred Seaton
California
Ohio
Indiana
Economists See GNP Rise Ahead After July September
Washington government economists say the gross national product rose to a 439 billion annual rate in the third quarter, a bit below prior estimates but up from the second quarter and the 1958 first quarter recession low. They forecast a new high next year despite shortfall.
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Commerce Department
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Boy Fatally Shoots Brother During Fast Draw Game
Steubenville report: 12 year old Robert Clutter was killed by his 16 year old brother Jesse in a fast draw game at their home 12 miles north of the city. Three younger children were at home as the incident occurred with Robert using a toy pistol and Jesse wielding a .38 caliber pistol taken from a drawer.
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Robert Clutter
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Here
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Arms for Burma Arrive in Rangoon
The first consignment of American arms and equipment for the Burmese army is being unloaded in Rangoon today marking the start of military aid to Burma amid Allied support.
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Burma
Rangoon
Weather snapshot West Virginia and Ohio with colder trend
Weather outlook shows West Virginia clearing with cooler nights in the mid twenties to mid thirties and a Saturday warming trend. Ohio forecasts cooler nights around 35 to 55 with Saturday rising to 60s to mid 60s and a possible drop again Sunday. Precipitation expected light, mainly near Lake Erie, with overall below normal temperatures. Other major cities report clear or cloudy skies with varying temperatures.
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Ohilo
Ohio
Lake Erie
Buffalo Traffic Director Delays Dinner After Car Blocks Driveway
Henry W. Osborne, Buffalo traffic director, was at a church dinner when a police officer asked the owner of a car to move it for blocking a doctor's driveway. Osborne, on his way out, said he hadn't seen the driveway in the dark.
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N. Y
Henry W. Osborne
Osborne
Firing Resumes on Quemoy Islands in Cold War Clash
Communists resume artillery fire at the Quemoy Islands as clashes persist on an odd numbered day in the ongoing offshore island duel between Nationalist and opposing forces.
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Taipei
Quemoy Islands
Pensacola Port Fire Destroys Piers and Warehouses
A massive early morning fire in Pensacola destroyed two piers and several warehouses valued at over two million dollars. The blaze lofted flames hundreds of feet, lighting a wide area, and officials said the port would be out of business for a time. No injuries were reported.
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U S ambassador to Ceylon arrives aboard Oranje
Colombo Ceylon The United States appoints J Lampton Berry as ambassador to Ceylon arriving today on the liner Oranje.
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J. Lampton Berry
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Davie Ragland Drawn Back to Marine Life Calls to Arms
Davie Ragland, a 5 year old, returns to Marine life after a stint in civilian life. His mother recounts the 183rd birthday card from Cherry Point and Davie practicing taps and reveille with a drum, signaling a possible new military interest.
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Davie Ragland
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Marine Corps
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Marine
Cherry Point
N.C
Reveille
Amos Aint Dreamin Named Special U S Ambassador
White House announces Freeman F. Gosden known as Amos from Amos n Andy will serve as a special U S ambassador as part of a 10 man delegation to Mexico for Don Adolfo Lopez Mateos inauguration. Gosden, 59, long friend of Eisenhower, has appeared as Amos since radio days and remains a central figure in the franchise both on radio and TV.
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Eisenhower
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Denver
Charles J. Correll
IBEW Agents Called to Show Cause in Huntington
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and two of its agents Ray Molte and Thomas V Wheeler were ordered to appear in Huntington at 10 30 a m on December 11 to explain why a temporary injunction should not be issued. Judge Harry E Watkins issued the show cause order after a National Labor Relations Board petition. The action stems from a walkout by 13 union employees at the Philip Sporn plant project at Graham Station idling 200 workers and triggering a secondary boycott complaint from St Albans Builders Supply Co under Taft H artley Act. The dispute began November 3 and the project has remained idle.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Harry E. Watkins
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Molte
Thomas V. Wheeler
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Fugate Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
In Lincoln Nebraska a jury convicted Caril Ann Fugate of first degree murder for aiding Charles Starkweather in a killing spree last January. Life imprisonment was prescribed.
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Caril Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Tyrone Power Laid To Rest In Hollywood Funeral
Hollywood pays final respects to Tyrone Power at a military funeral in Hollywood Memorial Park. About two hundred elites among mourners, invited by his widow, attend a closed casket ceremony. a thousand more listen outside via loudspeakers. Power died at 44 in Madrid after a heart attack on a movie set.
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Tyrone Power
Hollywood Memorial Park
Power
Madrid
Spain
Arraignment of Teacher Postponed Until Monday
Cincinnati police court delays arraignment of Mrs. Edythe Klumpp 40 charged with murdering her lover's estranged wife. The case spans Clinton County and Hamilton County with body of Martha Bergen found Nov 1. Defense argues about courtroom and cause of death as detective requests continuance.
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Cincinnati
Louise Bergen
William Bergen
William F. Hopkins
Martha Louise Bergen
State Highway Patrol
Hopkins
Wilbert Stagenhorst
Stagenhorst
OU Wins SDX Holgate Award at National Convention
Ohio University received the Holgate Professional Achievement Award from Sigma Delta Chi at the national journalism convention. The prize was among several university honors announced Thursday night by the professional journalism fraternity.
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Calif
Ohio University
Holgate
Sigma Delta Chi
Farmer Strangled in Tractor Accident at West Unity
Frank Patten 84 of West Unity was strangled when a low hanging branch pinned his head to the tractor steering wheel while he plowed a neighbor's garden near Bryan Ohio. The incident occurred Thursday and authorities reported the fatal accident.
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Bryan
Ohio
Frank Patten
West Unity
Union Plans To Strike TWA Today
Kansas City report on the International Association of Machinists preparing a strike against Trans World Airlines at 11 a.m. Affected workers remove tools after shift, while Charles Thomas of TWA stays in New York. Thomas cites 19 000 TWA employees furloughed without pay during a strike. Other carriers recently settled union disputes or faced limited service actions.
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International Association of Machinists
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Charles Thomas
New York
Thomas
IAM
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Oregon
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Jury Stull Has Caril's Fate
Lincoln Neb jurors weigh Caril Ann Fugate fate after eight hours and 25 minutes of deliberation in the Charles Starkweather murder case. The 15 year old is accused of first degree murder in the Jensen shooting during a Bennet robbery.
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Neb
Caril Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Caril
Starkweather
Robert W. Jensen
Bennet
Syrians Open Fire on Israeli Reclamation Area
An Israeli army spokesman said Syria opened fire again today on a reclamation area south of Lake Huleh amid a clash the prior night. No casualties were reported from either incident.
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Jerusalem
Lake Huleh
Pacifist minister vows to defy court again in tax case
The Rev. Maurice McCrackin 52 plans to skip a U.S. District Court appearance on an indictment for failing to answer an IRS summons. He was jailed for psychiatric evaluation after twice being carried into court and refusing to plead.
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Maurice McCrackin
U.S. District Court
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
John H. Druffel
Druffel
Mine Worker Injured in Rock Fall at Coal Mine
John Van Meter, 26, of Mason sustained injuries when struck by a rock at 11 a.m. Friday inside the Leiving Coal Mine in West Columbia. He was taken to Holzer Hospital for treatment. It was not learned whether the injuries are serious.
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John VanMeter
Mason
Holzer Hospital
VanMeter
Leiving
West Columbia
Actor In Hospital With Gastric Illness
SANTA MONICA Calif Wendell Corey a 40 year old actor is in a hospital with a gastric disorder. He complained of severe chest and stomach pains while at work on a television film and was rushed to St John's Hospital where his doctor said he will remain for observation.
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Calif
Wendell Corey
St. John’s Hospital
Social Security Means Higher Taxes and Broader Benefits
Family Weekly highlights the revised Social Security plan with expanded benefits and rising taxes to fund them. The issue also features a Thanksgiving cover story and recipes, plus fiction about Linda Bartine and featured pieces on wedlock with Mrs. America and Curt Jurgens.
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Family Weekly
Sunday Messenger
Linda Bartine
America
Curt Jurgens
West Won't Recognize Red Regime
Berlin moves show East Germany signs an agreement endorsing free movement for West Berlin civilians in and out of the city. The accord, amid a fresh crisis, does not resolve control of Western Allies supply lines and is framed as protection for 2.2 million West Berliners if Soviet forces pull out of four power control.
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East Germany
West Berlin
West Allies hold line on Berlin as tensions rise in crisis
Eisenhower headquarters affirmed four power occupation of Berlin amid Soviet moves toward East Germany. An airlift would support 10,000 Allied troops and Western officials if needed. Western allies seek to strengthen bargaining position while avoiding steps that recognize East Germany.
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Eisenhower
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Russia
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East Germany
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France
Soviet Union
Virginia Governor Sets U S Flag On Equal Basis
Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr announced that the U S flag will fly atop state buildings only on an equal basis with the Virginia flag. He said the policy does not derogate from the federal government and emphasized his respect for the national flag while opposing dominance of the U S flag on state structures.
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Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
U.S
Virginia
U. S
Almond
Hit-Skip Driver's Car Kills Mother and Son
Cincinnati police said John Pegg 17 admitted being the hit and run driver in the deaths of Mrs. Annette Zimmerman 37 and her son Robert 8 after his father Virgil Pegg reported the damaged car. Sgt. Charles Block of the Traffic Bureau identified the victims and disclosed the admission.
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John Pegg
Norwood
Annette Zimmerman
Robert
Charles Block
Traffic Bureau
Pegg
Virgil Pegg
Ship Goes In Drydock For Propeller Repairs
The S. S. President Wilson with 500 passengers is in dry dock for a damaged propeller replacement. The liner, en route to the Orient, turned back near the Golden Gate after propeller vibrations. officials suspect a submerged object struck the blade but divers found no clear cause.
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S. S
Wilson
Golden Gate
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