Diver's Arm Repaired After Gruesome Surgery
A diver named Toso suffered a severed forearm and wrist when a gear accident damaged bones and tendons. Surgeons at St Mary's Hospital performed a complex reconstruction, joining bones and tendons with pins and sutures while monitoring pulses and blood loss. The patient remained conscious during the procedure, and doctors expressed cautious optimism about salvaging the hand as weeks of rehabilitation begin.
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Toso
Tme
Tosa
Foso
Army Navy to Set Up Cuban Recruit Units
The Pentagon announced a plan to create Cuban recruit units in the Army and Navy with no stated cap on volunteers. Training duration not specified and likely to be run by Spanish speaking Americans. Operations to begin in Miami and New York within a week and expand to Chicago New Orleans and Los Angeles. The Los Angeles station will be at 1032 South Broadway.
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Navy
Amy
Pentagon
Miami
Fla.t
New York City
Chicago
New Orleans
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Meredith Agrees to Enroll at Ole Miss Amid Court Pressure
The Mississippi desegregation crisis dominated a Jackson hearing as Judge Elbert P. Tuttle pressed the University of Mississippi to enroll Meredith. Board members faced contempt claims for defying the order but pledged compliance. Deadline extensions were issued while calls to revoke two anti desegregation resolutions rose. A separate note announced the Americana Hotel opening in New York a 50-story, 2000 room facility by Loews.
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University of Mississippi
Patterson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta, Ga
Tuttle
Tom Tubb
Jackson
Miss
Tubb
Mississippi
Meredith
Gov. Barrett
Tutule
Robert B. Ellis
Ole Miss
New York U3
Loew's Hotels, Inc
Seventh Avenue
52Nd Street
DNA the Basis of Life in Every Cell
A Reader's Digest preview highlights DNA as the mysterious life basis within cells. It explains how the tiny spiral-shaped speck governs heredity and growth and hints at its potential to unlock cures for cancer and other diseases.
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Reader's Digest
JEK Gets Authority for Call-Up
The House cleared a call-up authority clash by passing the bill as in the Senate. Rep Gerald Ford urged widening to one million men, calling it a weapon to pressure Khrushchev, but his amendment failed. Bruce Alger pressed to limit reserves. Kennedy’s stance on rash talk was cited. Vinson warned Berlin remains a major peace challenge.
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Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
Mer. Khrushchev
Ford
Khrushchev
HOUSE
Bruce Alger
Alger
Kennedy
Senate House
Repar Vinson
D-Gay
Anned Services Committee
Berlin
Weekend jail terms for whisky thefts in Wilmington
Benton Hugh Rausin aged 22 of San Pedro and Terrence Rutherford Watt aged 19 of Paramount received four month weekend jail terms from Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparling. They pled burglary for stealing five bottles of whisky from a bar at 11331 West B Street, Wilmington, after an August 20 arrest.
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St. San Pedro
Terrence — Rutherford “Watt
Camino
Paramount
Superior Court
Mauricé C. Sparling
W. B St
Wilmington
Pensioners May Get Free Glasses With Help
The notice promises free eyeglasses for seniors and invites them to visit Dr Milton Glenberg eye specialist at Heateenl Building Downscairs with social worker contact to arrange aid. Patients are urged to bring their cards for eligibility and relief of details.
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Milton Glenberg
Pipe Ave
Heateenl
Downscairs
Phoce
Hemlock
California
Long Beach
Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Guyer
California Gov Brown level attacks Nixon in labor rally
Governor Brown challenged Nixon over labor issues at a Los Angeles rally of construction workers. He accused Nixon of anti labor bias and warned voters they will repudiate his empty promises. A Nixon aide claimed a private poll showed Nixon ahead with undecided voters. Brown defended California law enforcement and faulted Nixon for inaction on narcotics and crime.
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Los Angeles
Brown
California
Richard M .Nixon
Loca
International Union of Hod Carriers
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Richard Nixson
Ist
United States
Attack Slayer to Be Executed
Ex convict Norman Whiteham was sentenced to die in San Quentin for the Easter weekend rape slaying of Beverly Hills woman Angela Gums, 35, after a seven-woman five-man panel convicted him and codefendant Charles Henry Hummel, 18, of first degree murder in the Hollywood bar car theft case.
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Cns
Norman Whiteham
San Quentin
Beverly Hills
Marine
Charles Henry Hummel
Hum
Mel and
Whitehorn
Angela Gums
Hollywood
Dissolves Parliament as Syria moves to new elections
Damascus reports President Nazem Al Kudi Khaled El Azem signs decree dissolving Syria's 77 member parliament to pave early elections within Usment Monday, setting a fresh political year in motion.
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Damascus
Syria
UR —Jway
Nazem al Kudi Khaled el Azem
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