Four Year Old Regains Hearing After Auto Crash
In Garden Grove California four year old J Byron Patterson who was struck by a car and dragged forty four feet suffered multiple head injuries and lost hearing. After four hour brain surgery he now wears a hearing aid and begins to form sounds again showing signs of improved hearing and potential schooling shifts. His parents credit the recovery to recent treatments and note tests will determine exact hearing level.
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Voici
J. Byron Patterson
Garden Grove
Calif
J. Byron
J.B
Lee
Floyd
School For the
Three Held In $8.5 Million Theft Of Canadian Bonds
FBI arrests three Americans tied to an $8.5 million heist of Canadian bonds and valuables from Brockville Ontario May 3 1958. The suspects, among five named in a secret indictment, planned to use the loot to back a European bank clearing house. Captured were Sam Mannarino Norman Rothman and two others.
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Chicago
FBI
Brockville Hare and Savings Co
Brockville
Ont
U.S
James B. Parsons
Pilot Lane
Sam Mannarino
New Kensington
Norman Rothman
Surfside
Fla
Indictment in Pittsburgh Over Guns to Cuba and Rabin Bond Case
Mannarino was arraigned in Pittsburgh before U.S. Commissioner Alex McNaugher and freed on a $5,000 bond. Rabin, a Chicago business consultant, was free on bond at arrest in Miami on earlier charges of receiving $98,000 in stolen bonds. Authorities seek Rene Nobert and Giuseppe Cotroni of Montreal. three other men seized last year in the bonds case. The indictment says Rabin used over $138,000 in Canadian bonds as security at a Chicago bank and charged $140,000 in stolen bonds to a Swiss bank, with gun running to Cuba also noted.
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Mannarino
Pittsburgh
U.S
Alex McNaugher
Rabin
Jhis
Miami
Rene Nobert
Giuseppe Cotroni
Montreal
Chicago
Kozlov Heads on U S Tour Amid Berlin Tensions
Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov began a 10 day swing through six American cities after a Washington visit that failed to ease the Berlin deadlock. He planned lunch with California Governor Edmund G. Brown, then San Francisco meetings and sightseeing.
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Washington
Frol R. Kozlov
United States
California
Edmund G. Brown
San Francisco
Rising Opposition to Castro Reforms in Cuba Reported
AP reports widespread troop movements in Cuba as anti government activity rises. Police seized an arms cache in Havana with eight arrests including former military men tied to Batista. Rebels operate in the west while eastern Cuba sees reinforcements amid agrarian reform unrest.
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Cuba
Robert Berrellez
Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Rolando Masferrer
Inow
Miami
Fla
Jose
Billy Graham Returns to Charlotte Home from Abroad
The evangelist Billy Graham arrives in Charlotte after seven months abroad. A crowd greets the train from New York as Graham and his wife head to Montreat with children Ann Bunny and Franklin joining, while GiGi and Ned stay in Montreat. He visits crusade headquarters, meets relatives, attends a private luncheon, then heads to Montreal before a September Wheaton College crusade.
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Charlotte
Billy Graham
North Carolina
Graham
Paris
Montreat
Ann
Bunny
Franklin
Gigi
Ned
Crusade
W. Frank Graham
James S. Smith
City Club
Montreal
Wheaton College
Binsto
Tee
Australia
Mrs. Graham
New York
Sade Graham
Moscow
London
Nation unveils 49 star flag with ceremonies planned
The United States adopts a 49 star flag to include Alaska. Official raises occur at Fort McHenry in Baltimore and Independence Hall Philadelphia. Alaska will receive the first Army depot produced flag, later flown at the state capitol and placed in the Alaska State Museum.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
America
Alaska
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Ee Hall
Philadel
Capitol
White House
Hawaii
William Howard Taft
New Mexico
Arizona
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Fred Seaton
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Army Quartermaster Depot
State Capitol
Alaska State Museum
Pentagon Fire Drains $30 Million In IBM Equipment
A windowless ground level section of the Pentagon suffered a four hour blaze that destroyed $30 million worth of IBM electric brain machines leased to the Air Force. Fire halted power and water. 30,000 workers sent home as investigators assess the wreckage.
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Washington
Pentagon
Armed Services
International Business Machines Corp
Air Force
Air Force Statistical Office
Laneyay
Manes
Woman Convicted In Slaying Heads For Ohio Electric Chair
Edythe Margaret Klumpp, 41, was found guilty of first degree murder in Cincinnati for shooting and beating Mrs. Bergen, 32, and burning the body at Lake Cowan. The six men six women jury deliberated about 13 hours before returning the verdict, with Klumpp facing a possible death sentence unless higher courts intervene.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Edythe Margaret Klumpp
Durham mother and two children killed in early morning crash
A Durham mother Rachel Howell Shinn 23 and her two children Jeannette 2 and Frank 7 months died when their car skidded on a slick Cole Mill Road curve and hit a tree at 5 15 a m. The crash left them entombed in twisted metal for 45 minutes. Her husband James F. Shinn an administrative intern at Duke Hospital was notified at Concord of the tragedy.
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Shinn
Cole Mill
James F. Shinn
Duke Hospital
Concord
Freddy Crabtree
Crabtree
Midland
Cabarrusabarrus County
Cabarrus
Rachel Shinn
Durham
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Kozlov
Livingston T. Merchant
Jeff
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Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Keslov
Pedraza
Batista
Dominican Republic
Castro
Diaz
Marcos
Caribbean
Ukraine
Idaho
Robert H. Smylie
G. Kalchenko
Ukrainian Soviet Republic
Council of Ministers
Kalchenko
Iowa
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Omar Bradley
Leroy Collins
Florida
Kiev
Russia
Collins
Alexander Malnikov
Peter Karpich
Akron
Malnikov
Karpich
Germany
Stratton Karpich
Stratton
Hodges
Gover
Edythe Klumpp
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