Death Ends Incredible Keller Story
The article chronicles Helen Keller born 1880 in Tuscumbia Alabama, her illness at 19 months left deaf and blind, Anne Sullivan’s teaching, Radcliffe degree, and her later work, writings, and honors. It notes key figures like John D. Rockefeller Mark Twain and Woodrow Wilson, and mentions her funeral plans in Washington Cathedral with cremation.
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Helen Keller dies after long illness in Dallas
Phillips B Keller of Dallas remembers his sister Helen Keller after her death on Saturday at age 66. He says she overcame more obstacles than anyone he knew and led a wonderful life despite a long illness. He notes she ate breakfast and was briefly wheeled around the room before a heart attack.
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Aaron Schultz
Helen Keller
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Youths Rescued After Car Plunges From Cliff
Three Los Angeles youths were rescued from the bottom of a 200 foot cliff along the Angeles Crest Highway after a car driven by Dennis White, 19, skidded off a mountain road. A motorist locating them prompted the rescue by deputies.
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