Complex Heart Operation Slated Today
A four year old Mississippi girl Janice Hutcherson of Macon is scheduled for complex heart surgery at Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans on Friday to repair four heart defects. Doctors call it touch and go. The family has received community support including a large blood donation from Mississippi State University football players and local fundraising. The father, a former deputy sheriff, also has heart issues.
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Editor F A Resch Retires As AP News Photo Chief
Editor F A Resch retires after about 40 years with The Associated Press, including 30 years heading the world’s largest picture agency. The piece recalls dramatic changes in news photography, from equipment to transmission, and highlights his role in selecting landmark images that defined an era.
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Mr Fred Lazarus Jr Built Federated by Cost Cutting and Vision
Fred Lazarus Jr led Federated Department Stores to become the world’s largest retailer through relentless cost control and growth moves. He promoted store comparisons, customer service, and community leadership while expanding via acquisitions such as Foley’s and Gold Circle. His storied career began with J R Lazarus & Sons and included a famed alligator publicity stunt.
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John Bull Told Of New Economic Crisis On Hand
London reports a warning from Reginald Maudling, shadow chancellor, that a new economic crisis hangs over John Bull. He faulted Prime Minister Harold Wilson's government for a problem of new dimension while the public enjoys theaters, shopping, and rising Christmas sales amid economic strain described as two worlds: financiers and 60 million spenders.
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ONeill Survives Confidence Vote Amid Northern Ireland Crisis
Prime Minister Terence ONeill won a strong confidence vote at a Unionist party crisis meeting. Of 29 attendees, 28 supported him while four abstained and two left, including Home Minister William Craig. ONeill warned Northern Ireland risked chaos and a faltering economy, amid claims Craig’s dismissal came under British government pressure.
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