Little Linda Faces Life With New Prosthetic Hand
Linda Whitecotton, a Baltimore area toddler, has both hands missing or damaged and faces daily tasks with an artificial hand. Her father Robert Whitecotton, serving in the military, and mother Joan Whitecotton pursue a prosthetic option funded by the March of Dimes program to aid children with limb defects. Linda adapts by using the device for feeding, coloring, dressing, and lifting objects, while navigating peer reactions and family determination.
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Linda
Joan Whitecotton
Robert Whitecotton
Inda
Hero
Powys
Anne
Firth
Vilderl
Vinda
Haltimore
Adits
Siys
Hep
Rembrandy Peale
Washington
Hubert HW Humphrey
Peale
Watstangton
Prench
Jean Antoine Woudon
Teo
Washington Dn
Ant Pressadent
The Grand Dame Was a Publisher
A portrait of Eleanor Medill Patterson editor of the Washington TV Herald and pivotal publishing figure. It notes her kinship to Joseph Medill Patterson of the New York Daily News and Robert R. McMee head of the Chicago Tribune as it traces her later shift toward journalism.
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Eleanor Medill Patterson
Washington TV Herald
Joseph Medill Patterson
New York Daily News
Robert R. Mee
Chicago Tribune
Agiy
Praise of Older Women by Stephen Vizinczey review
A Canadian import from Trident priced at $4.95, the novel follows Andras Vajda a Hungarian transplanted to Canada. The reviewer notes its sexual focus on married women, European sophistication, and a prepubescent start in wartime exploits, framing the book as provocative pornography with a satirical edge.
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Stephen Vizinczey
Trident
Canada
Andras Vajda
Andras
Saturn
Trapped Rabbits Report From Port Uve
A Port Uve scene describes a trapper detailing methods and gear used to trap rabbits. The text mentions observers and local setting with scattered place markers and partial words, indicating a nineteenth or early twentieth century note on trapping practice.
Apricot Upside Down Cake with Wheat Germ Twist
A hearty apricot upside down cake recipe with wheat germ adds nutrients and texture. The method mixes flour baking powder salt nutmeg sugar and wheat germ, folds in apricot syrup and egg, tops with apricot preserves and halves, bakes at 400 degrees for about 35 minutes, then rests before serving warm.
Vinton Reflects On San Remo Experience In Italy
Robby Vinton sang at the San Remo Song Festival in Italy where crowds cheered wildly from hotel staff to teenagers and seniors alike. He notes Italian ballads dominated the contest and that his entry was eliminated in the first round while Domenico Modugno won with Dio Come Ti Amar. Vinton plans to stay in the United States to pursue further goals despite enjoying his first European performance.
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Robby Vinton
Italy
Soy Remo
Ie Dana
Pat Bonne
Gee Pitney
New Christy Minstrels
Vinten
God
Domenico Modugna
San Remo
Volare
Vinton
Europe
U.S
Vinton Seeks Hits While Keeping Ballad Image
In a candid interview Vinton discusses lasting appeal of Roses Are Red and Mr Lonely, his rise from Cannonsburg to Epic, and plans to tour with Village Stompers. He reflects on audience mix, stage energy, and continued movie ambitions while maintaining a sentimental ballad style.
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Vinton
Epic
Blue Velvet
Mr. Lonely
Cashbox
Billboard
Batt
Tealthough
Cannonsburg
Perry Como
Paramount Theater
Brooklyn
Susan Pleshette
Hollywood
Village St
Fragmented OCR Note ShowsFragmentary Animal Care Texts
The readable fragments describe traps and baby care with garbled names and scattered phrases. The passage mentions a rabbit and a baby, with unclear actions and several broken terms. No clear event or individuals can be confirmed from the legible content.
Racial Conflict In Southern Mexico A Remote Village Tale
A condensed narrative set in Chomuik, a hill country Indian village in southern Mexico, depicting deep seated racial tensions between Mexicans and Indigenous people. The story follows two village presidents and imperfect outsiders to reveal fear, pity, and the clash of cultures amid violence and suspicion.
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Carte
Mexico
Chomuik
Ar Wilson
Lippincott
Wilson
Perez
Osu
Iis
Post Grad School By MYRON K MYERS AP Writer
Cambridge England AP Lucy Cavendish College first in Britain to serve post graduate women. An embryo campus with two dingy offices under a brick archway others see as experiment and test of returning married women to professions.
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Myron K
Myers
Associated Press
Cambridge, England
Cambridge University
Lucy Cavendish College
Britain
Cicely Bertram
Cambridge
Anna McClean Bidder
Bidder
Radcliffe College
Mass
Elizabeth Dupres
Colege
Dr. Bidder
Arse Margaret Masterman
Katherine Wood-Legh
Regents House
Cavendish
Stamp to celebrate migratory bird treaty anniversary in 1966
The United States and Canada mark the 50th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty with a new Scent U.S. stamp issued in Pittsburgh during the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. The design shows two birds in outline, with Canada in red and the United States in blue, and includes the inscription Migratory Bird Treaty 1916 United States-Canada 1966.
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United States
Canada
U.S
Pittsburgh
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Canadian
Great Lakes
Burt E. Pringle
Jacksonmalle
Fla
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