Screenless TV for the Blind Debuts in New York
The New York guild for the Jewish blind unveils a portable screenless television set for 250000 visually impaired Americans. Inventor Bernard M. Krebs, a blind librarian and Braille instructor, tunes the unit which combines an audio TV receiver and FM radio with Braille labeled control knobs.
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Boy Found After 18 Hours Lost in Muskoka Bush
Three year old David Deuge spent 18 hours alone in Ontario's Muskoka bush, telling rescuers he slept with a white bear and ate quarts of blueberries. Barefoot and singing, he was found five miles from home by a search party. Parents Roy and Mrs Deuge of Weston feared for his life as he survived on a large meal before rescue.
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