FourYearOld Boy Faces Heart Surgery In Santa Maria
Four-year-old Mike Papas suffers a congenital heart defect with a hole between heart chambers. Doctors at St. Vincent's Hospital Los Angeles plan a March 27 repair requiring about 60 pints of blood. The hospital will trade two pints of blood for each pint donated. Santa Maria Times notes 200 pints offered. Community groups, donors, and Crippled Children costs are assisting.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Santa Maria
Castro warns U S intervention would trigger Cuban defense
Fidel Castro says Cuba seeks good relations with the United States but will not halt executions ordered by military courts under Batista to appease U S critics. He warned at a Havana Rotary Club that U S troops would meet resistance. the State Department urged nonintervention.
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Fulgencio Batista
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U.S. Navy
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Congress
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New Envoy for Cuba Demanded
Congressional pressure mounts to name a new U S ambassador to Cuba after Earl E T Smith resigned. The State Department rejects U S military involvement claims while Fidel Castro warns against intervention and Batista accuses senators Morse and Mann of provoking executions.
Atlas missile test fails after short Cape Canaveral flight
The Atlas missile launched from Cape Canaveral on Thursday night flew under 200 miles before an engine problem halted the test. The Air Force announced the failure from its headquarters in Washington.
Atlas Launch Tests Intercontinental Range Barrier
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlas missile test began with a dramatic night launch and a bright plume but hours passed without a stated result. The 18th ICBM effort aimed to match last November’s 6 000 mile ocean span success and followed a 16 000 mph suborbital flight. An official note called it another Atlas development test with no immediate outcome released.
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Washington
Showdown Talks Between Mikoyan And Dulles In Washington
Anastas Mikoyan and John Foster Dulles open final talks on U S Soviet rifts over Germany and Berlin. The summit aims to test concessions and explore possible German peace terms amid Western troop withdrawals and electoral options.
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Dulles
Washington
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Berlin
Resumption Of Talks Rejected By United States
Washington rejected the Soviet bid for an immediate resumption of the Geneva conference. The State Department urged new efforts to reduce surprise attack risks in the nuclear age by seeking a fresh approach to negotiations. The deadlock centered on differing views over broad disarmament questions versus technical safeguards.
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United States
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State Department
High Point and Greensboro Highs Postpone Tonight’s Game
The High Point High and Greensboro High School basketball game scheduled for Senior High Gymnasium is postponed. Coach Tony Simeon announced early this afternoon the contest will be rescheduled for tomorrow evening at eight o clock.
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Eisenhower Signals Veto Push to Hold Budget Surplus
President Eisenhower prepared to use his veto to protect a slim surplus in the 1960 budget and urge bipartisan support for spending restraint and tax loophole closures. Officials warn of a higher current-year deficit driven by IMF membership costs and depreciation concerns.
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Pilot Ejects Self At Low Altitude In Jet Incident
A flight instructor with VF 124 at Moffett Field ejected from a training jet at about 150 feet near Oakland. The Martin-Baker seat deployed instantly saving him from serious injury, though he suffered a left leg fracture and the Navy investigates the incident.
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Fielding
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San Jose
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McDaniel
Navy
Hope Fades For Missing Louisa County Family
Deputies in Mineral Virginia say hopes of finding Carroll V. Jackson Jr., his wife, and two young daughters alive are minimal after five days with hundreds of tips checked. State Police and FBI join the search near abandoned sulfur mines within ten miles of the Jackson car found with keys in the ignition.
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W. T. Johnson
Louisa County
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FBI
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Appomattox
Jackson
Woman Targeted by Bombs in San Diego Area
Kathryn Morris, 33, has been the target of two bombs as authorities seek motives. Police believe the bomber may know who killed a Nevada gambler and consider money or love-as-motive possibilities. Jack Silver, 42, a San Diego pharmacist, was arraigned on narcotics charges with bail set at 5000 dollars, and the FBI and postal inspectors investigate.
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Calif
Kathryn Morris
Joe O'Connor
el Cajon
Jack Silver
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Morris
Highways Slick In West As North Carolina Braces For Snow
Arctic air moved into western North Carolina bringing sleet and snow with up to eight inches reported in Haywood County. Mountain roads were slick and crews cleared routes while schools closed in Buncombe and Henderson counties. Ground remains warm, icing unlikely in piedmont areas today.
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Carolinas
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Mt. Mitchell
Maple Springs Gap
Haywood County
Walters Dam
Buncombe
Henderson County
Arctic air and gusty winds sweep eastern U.S.
Bitter morning air grips the eastern two thirds of the country as strong northerly winds push gusts across the region. Travel advisories and property damage risks accompany the cold front.
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Associated Press
Mikoyan Tour Seen as Success by Soviet View
U S officials say Anastas Mikoyan’s continental trip boosted trust and trade talk with the United States while offering no guaranteed concessions on Berlin or the German question. He pressed for high level East West talks, a veto in any核 weapons testing council, freer trade, and equal treatment of the Soviet Union.
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