Atheist, Son, Mother Face Assult Charges in Baltimore
In Baltimore a court hears charges against Madalyn Murray O hair’s son William Murray her daughter in law Susan Abramovitz and Bonna Mays 73 for a Saturday brawl with police at the Murray home Susan and her parents had earlier sued Mrs Murray over religious schooling and a custody dispute amid a contested marriage in Frederick Md. Bond is set after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Teachers Spanking Hand Good as New After Nerve Graft
Blanche Sheets, a Los Angeles schoolteacher, reports sensation returning to her right wrist after a three inch nerve graft from a donor leg. The operation, led by Dr. Leonard Marmor at UCLA Medical Center, marks early success in nerve homografts begun in 1960 with canine trials and a 1962 human graft case.
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William C. Harrison
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Blanche Sheets
Sheets
Leonard Marmor
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Marmor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Swedes Demand Answers on Missing Diplomat
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Stockholm as Swedish newspapers pressed for an official statement on Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat detained by Soviet troops in Hungary in 1945 and not heard from since.
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Ronald Thomson
Stockholm
Nikita Khrushchev
Sweden
Khrushchev
Nina
Baltic Sea
Denmark
Bashkiria
Raoul Wallenberg
Hungary
Tage Erlander
Europe
Torsten Nilsson
Budapest
This Day in History and Medical Advances
On June 22, 1964, notable events include the Chesapeake Leopard clash of 1807 and Napoleon’s 1812 push. in 1937 Joe Louis crowned heavyweight champion. Swedish security for Khrushchev’s visit and Wallenberg’s fate are discussed, plus Dr. Marmor’s nerve grafting advances and a patient named Mrs Sheets regains hand function after a fruit can injury.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake
Leopard
James Barron
Barron
California
Napoleon
Russia
Joe Louis
Compiegne
Liberal Party
Lester Pearson
Canada
Retired U of M Pathologist Dr Christensen Dies
Dr Jonas J Christensen 71 retired University of Minnesota plant pathology professor died Saturday at his son’s Green Bay Wisconsin home after a four month Copenhagen lecture tour. Services were set for Wednesday at St Anthony Park Congregational Church. Survivors include wife Hildur and three sons Philip Donn Mendota Heights and Robert Rosemount. Funeral in Austin Minnesota.
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Emer
Hutchinson
Minn
Christensen
Japan
Natural Resources Section
Allied Powers Supreme Command
Japanese Phytopathological Society
Latin America
Rockefeller Foundation
Hildur
Philip
Donn
Mendota Heights
Robert
Rosemount
Min
St. Anthony Park Congregational Church
Racial Designations Removed From Most Military Forms
The Defense Department ordered racial designations removed from most personnel forms in April, as the civil rights effort to end discrimination in the military proceeds. Alfred B. Fitt said about 25 forms still carried racial listings, including some casualty and disposition papers and AWOL or deserter postings.
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Dent
Alfred B. Fitt
Fitt
Associated Press
Pentagon
WAC
WAF
Navy
Louie Martella Charged After Toothpaste Theft
Louis Martella, 64, described by police as toothless, is charged with petty larceny for stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a Commack supermarket. He disappeared while being led to a detention cell after court, delaying proceedings.
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Louis Martella
Louie
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