One Nostalgia Trip Through Family Memories
New Orleans AP report recalls a 1962 family road trip visiting childhood haunts from El Dorado to Hot Springs and the University of Illinois campus. Denis longs for Mexico City mosaics while Melissa and Tommy pursue cousins in St Louis and New York subways.
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New Orleans
Denis
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Melissa
St. Louis
Tommy
New York
Gladys
el Dorado
Ark
Mother's High School
Hot Springs
Father
University Ofllinois
University Library
Laddy
Young Men Panic Over Cuba Pool
Miami scene as 28 youths flee Cuba attempting escape by pool route. Authorities report rapid pursuit and limited details on exact destination or outcomes.
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Cuba
Population shift leaves idle village churches
Archbishop Coggan of York urges the Church of England to demolish surplus village churches as congregations move to cities. He argues funds should be redirected to evangelism at home and overseas, noting parishes with multiple churches and small attendances waste manpower and resources.
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Richard Kasischke
Leeds
England
Donald Coggan
York
Church of England
Coggan
Africa
India
Philippines
Cuban draft panic drives mass exodus of young refugees
Angel Robaina, 18, said he escaped from a stadium in Oriente Province where 900 draft youths were held. He was among 48 refugees arriving in three boats on Wednesday. Last weekend, 28 other youths fled by boat to avoid conscription into sugar cane and crop labor under Castro.
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Angel Robaina
Oriente
Robaina
A Choice of Assassins at Domingo's Tavern
Tony Malcolm seeks oblivion in a Spanish tavern as a tense poker game unfolds. He pleads for a drink while recounting his losses, then offers Domingo a bargain to avoid his own self destruction, culminating in a chilling confrontation over a single coin and a doomed choice.
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Tony Malcolm
Domingo
Clarke
Zarren
Paco
Pepe
Tony
Malcolm
Church pledges aid for foreign students at universities
A church leader urged expanded welfare for foreign students studying in towns and at universities. He warned many arrive from Christian backgrounds and must not return disillusioned or paganized by city life. He called for protests against salacious books and, if ignored, boycotts of offending shops.
Cuba Population Reaches Record High Ahead of 1964
The Cuban Economists Association in Exile reports Cuba’s population will top 7.7 million by late 1964, up from 5,829,029 in the 1963 census, despite a steady stream of refugees with over 300,000 Cubans leaving since Fidel Castro’s 1959 takeover.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Cuban Economists Association In Exile
Fidel Castro
CBS aims larger platform for The Nursey changes
After two years and over 60 programs, CBS plans to widen The Nursey with more male hospital-related figures and a new concept, including a comedy about a TV show. CBS Reports aired a balanced look at cigarette smoking and disease, presenting industry and government views without advocating solutions. NBC develops a Dennis Weaver comedy series.
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New York
CBS
Herbert Brodkin
Brodkin
NBC
Dennis Weaver
Movies Taken Inside a Living Heart
AP reports a new internal periscope lights up the living heart to film its interior from vessels and guide potential surgeries. In animal tests the flexible instrument reveals heart chambers and valves, enabling observation without open surgery. Researchers Gamble and Innis describe its potential use in human hearts pending safety trials.
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Alton Blakeslee
Chicago
Walter J. Gamble
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Gamble
Robert E. Innis
The
American Optical Co
Southbridge
Mass
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Two Organists for Price of One at Ozarks Festival
AP reports the School of the Ozarks festival of arts will feature two organists for one event. Bert Buhrman fractured his right foot. his wife Mrs. Buhrman, also an organist, will accompany him and perform only pedal work. She injured a finger in a car door while rushing to aid him.
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Point Lookout
Festival of Arts
School of the Ozarks
Bert Buhrman
Periscope Probe Would Probe Hearts in Dogs and Humans
Dr Gamble described a heart inspection device used on dogs to guide surgery in humans. The instrument, about 21 inches long and half a cigarette in cross section, is inserted via neck incisions and guided through vessels into the heart to reveal conditions such as aorta issues that underlie heart attacks.
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Gamble
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