Hearts Healed at Valentine Party in Cleveland
At a St Valentine party in the Hotel Carter Cleveland doctors and parents celebrated 12 year old children who have undergone open heart surgery. The Heart Society sponsored the event as nine pediatric surgery teams from local hospitals shared in the milestone. Parents recalled the earlier heartbreak and praised the improvement in their children now active and lively.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Area Heart Society
Kennedy to Lead Television Conference Wednesday Evening
President Kennedy will hold his next news conference Wednesday evening from 7 to 7 30 p m It will be carried live on television by two of the three major networks and is set during a period of storm warnings in the capital city.
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Pyreness Press
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Death Ends Woman's Life Of Courage
Christine Blanche la Barraque, a 92 year old San Francisco woman, died after a life of notable achievements and courage. Blind since age two, she became UC's first blind graduate in 1896 and California's first blind lawyer in 1898, later pursuing singing and teaching.
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Christine Blanche la Barraque
University of California
California
Boston Conservatory of Music
Withs the Green Veil
Yoina
Torrential Rains Cause Two Deaths in Western Oregon
Western Oregon storms brought record rainfall and floods across Portland and surrounding counties. Two deaths occurred as landslides derailed a train and buried a motel, with many roads and rail lines cut off and hundreds evacuated. Authorities expected only scattered showers to follow as streams fell back.
Innocent Plea Entered For Arkansas Boy Suspect
Gervis Nichols, 14, pleaded innocent in Marion Circuit Court after admitting he shot two boys, ages 9 and 11, in West Memphis to spur clan killings. Charged with two counts of first degree murder, he will be tried as an adult on Feb 14 with defense to be arranged by court-appointed lawyers. Victims Douglas Naylor and James Melton were sons of local residents. In a separate item, Bernard L. Troup, 49, Army Missile Center electronics specialist, won $1,000 in a national cooking contest in Miami Beach with a potato chip lasagna recipe.
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Bernard L. Troup
Army Missile Center
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Premature Baby Cynthia Ann Orlando Shows Weight Gain
AP reports in Chicago that Cynthia Ann Orlando born Jan 26 1936 at Swedish Covenant Hospital weighed 2 pounds at birth and has gained weight, reaching 1 pound 11 3/4 ounces with a 1 1/2 ounce gain on Friday. Doctors hope she reaches birth weight soon. she has outlived other Chicago preemies under two pounds.
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Cyn- Ann Orlando
Ann
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Northwest Rainfall Tapers Off After Severe Northwest Floods
The Associated Press reports light showers replacing downpours in the Northwest where heavy rains swelled streams and caused multiple deaths from flood related incidents. A man died moving flooded furniture and another drowned after slipping from a water covered bridge near Eugene. The storm extended into California and Montana, bringing snow in parts, with lighter snow flurries to the Great Lakes to New England. Earth slides blocked eastbound rail traffic on two unions lines, and high water inundated Portland highways as the Clarkamas River spilled over, forcing the evacuation of about 100 families.
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Marilyn Monroe Seeks Full Medical Checkup in New York
In New York, a Monroe spokes man said she is at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital for a complete physical. Agent John Stringer reported she feels fine and her stay should not be prolonged as she plans to begin work on the television production of Rain. Monroe entered the Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic after an emotional period, then was admitted to the hospital Friday night following a Tuesday clinic stay.
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John Stringer
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Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic
New York Hospital
Polish Film Denounced By Church in Warsaw
A new Polish film about demon possessed nuns in a 17th century convent opened in Warsaw amid denunciations by the Italian Catholic Church in Poland and strong episcopal criticism describing the film as anti religious blasphemous and vulgar. The plot centers on exorcism and a priest driven to murder as a sister abandons her habit for a lover. The Trybuna Ludu praised the film as defending authentic life and opposing fanaticism.
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Apgals
Communist Party
Trybuna Ludi
Allies Money Squabble Threatens NATO Unity
Washington report analyzes the dispute over how much West Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the U S should contribute to the Western alliance. Kennedy and Dillon press Berlin to step up aid and ease the U S balance of payments problem. Germany defends its budget limits while warning against long term guarantees. elections loom in September.
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Louisiana to appeal ruling on desegregation orders
Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion says the state will appeal to the U S Supreme Court a three judge U S appeals court ruling upholding integration orders for St Helena and East Baton Rouge parishes and six Louisiana trade schools. The court rejected the argument that Judge J Skelly Wright lacked authority because the State Board of Education was sued without consent.
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Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
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U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Wright
State Board of Education
Kennedy names MacArthur II ambassador to Belgium
President Kennedy designates Douglas MacArthur II as ambassador to Belgium, successor to his former post in Japan. Stephen Ailes, Washington lawyer, becomes undersecretary of the Army. John C. Crow named acting commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Philip H. Coombs to assist secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs.
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Douglas Mac . Arthur II
Belgium
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Kennedy
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Army
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Philip H. Coombs
Ford Foundation
Leap Year Oddities In Court Ship And Marriage Beliefs
A quirky note explains Earth’s 365 day year and leap years adding a day every four years. It claims leap year alters no usual courtship rules and that spinsters may propose to bachelors despite folk beliefs, with statistics offering no marriage effect.
Adams Dance Studio Demonstration At Presbyterian Home
The Adams Dance Studio presented a demonstration for Presbyterian Home residents Friday night in the home’s assembly room. Reports said the residents enjoyed the program hugely.
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Presbyterian Home
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