Ear surgeon sparks hearing revival at Mount Sinai
Dr. Samuel Rosen at Mount Sinai Hospital New York performs small bone stapes surgery to restore hearing for three patients with otosclerotic deafness. He uses a microscope and tiny plastic tubes to replace the immobilized stapes, with patients reporting immediate or soon improving sound.
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Samuel Rosen
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Rosen
John Shea Jr
Memphis
Harold Schuknecht
Detroit
Fred Guilford
Houston
Howard House
Los Angeles
Veg
Census Bureau Established as Permanent Agency in 1902
The Bureau of the Census began operating as a permanent agency in 1902, formalizing its role in collecting national population and housing data. This change marked a shift from provisional status to enduring federal function and statistical governance.
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Bureau of the Census
Six Fishermen Survive After Trawler Sinks in Gulf
In the Gulf of Mexico about 40 minutes after the Sea Horse sank off Bayou La Batre Alabama, six of nine fishermen tied by rope clung to life in 25 foot waves until Coast Guard cutter Nike plucked eight survivors. Two men died and a ninth body was recovered hours later. The dead were Willard Hull Archie Wilson and Wesley Haslett. Skipper Max Alford suffered broken ribs and was treated for shock.
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Gulfport
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Gulf
Nike
Willard Hull
Archie Wilson
Pensacola
Fla
Wesley Eli Haslett
Theodore
Ala
Max Alford
John Summers
John Grey
John Tucker
David Grigg
C. G. Smith
Sea Horse
Bayour la Batre
Smith
Son Paralyzed 36 Calls For Help As Mother Dies In Fire
A 78 year old woman Henrietta Brampton died in a house fire Sunday at Georgetown Hospital after her paralyzed son Peter Brampton 36 called for help from his bed. Neighbors tried to aid but flames engulfed the room. Brampton had lived there since 1949 after being shot and paralyzed from the neck down.
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Washington
Henrietta Brampton
Georgetown Hospital
Peter S. Brampton
Brampton
James Fogarty
Miss Chinatown Crowned in 1963 Contest
Shirley Fong, 20, a Hawaiian beauty, was chosen Miss Chinatown U S A after sixteen entrants vied for the title in the sixth annual beauty and talent contest during San Francisco's Chinese New Year festivities.
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San Francisco
Shirley Fong
Chinatown
U.S.A
Week of campus events packed with talks music and theater
On Tue Feb 6 events include Model UN signup KU-Y Office and KU-Oklahoma basketball in Norman at 7:30 p.m. Humanities Forum features Dr Sventosch on Don Quijote elements. Recitals and TV party follow. Wed 3:30 p.m. AIP Chemistry Colloquium with Dr G Harbottle at Brookhaven Lab. SUA TV party, Young Democrats, and an 8:30 p.m. Cherry Orchard at University Theatre. Thu all day City Managers meeting with later colloquium on Quebracamine, poetry hour, University Women’s Club dessert, and Cherry Orchard again. Fri 7 p.m. SUA Popular Film The Tender Trap with repeats, L Avventura, Cherry Orchard, and university mixer. Sat 7:30 p.m. Indoor Track Meet KU-Southern Minolta, SUA concert The Smothers Brothers, and Varsity Bereta auras KU-Colorado at Boulder. Exhibits at Watson Library include early maps and Civil War materials.
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Model U.N. Ku-Y
Kansas Union
Ku-Oklahoma
Norman
Humanities Forum
Herman Sventosch
Don Quijote
Norma Smith Pettijohn
Hoch
AIP
Garman Harbottle
Brookhaven National Lab
Mass
Malott
SUA
Pygmalion
Young Democrats
Kenneth Bloomquist
Swarthoutall
University Theatre
Pan-American Room
Ted Niemann
Cyrus DeCoster
Music Room
Kansas
Nnon
University Women’s Club
June Miller
Watkins
Fraser Theater
L'Avventura
Lewis All
Ku-Southern Minolta
Allen Fieldhouse
Art Museum
House approves anti-junket rules restricting travel
The House accepted rules limiting overseas travel for committees and officials. Critics argued the move oversteps, but supporters say travel funds will be tightly rationed, with per diem limits and required public accounting. Rep Multer and Rep Teague protested but were overruled.
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Washington
House
Abraham J. Multer
Dn.y
Banking and Currency Committee
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Veterans Committee
Senate
Omar Burleson
Adam Clayton Powell
Stone on Floor Board Causes Critical Mishap
Mrs. Alfred C. Thomas 45 suffered critical injuries when a stone wedged under the brake and atop the accelerator while the car idled in the driveway. The driver, the husband, placed the stone to charge the battery and reportedly heard the car move at high speed, crash through a tree and into a wall. She has compound jaw fractures and possible internal injuries.
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Kansas City
Alfred C. Thomas
Thomas
Hays Enrollment Climbs at Fort Hays State
Fort Hays State College in Hays reports spring semester enrollment up 12 percent from last year with 3,392 students registered by the end of the first week. The prior year total was 3,009.
Armed Gang Robs Dice Game Near Maxville, Mo
A six-man armed group raided a dice game at Lake Holliday resort near Maxville in Jefferson County early Sunday. They robbed more than 30 players of at least 4500 dollars in cash and jewelry, with some reports stating over 30000 dollars. The assailants forced gamblers to undress, searched belongings, and damaged the house. Prosecutor Brunson Hollingsworth ordered an intensive investigation and planned talks with Missouri Highway Patrol Captain William Barton and Sheriff Arch McKee. Police identified several suspects among players from St Louis.
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Maxville
Jefferson County
Brunson Hollingsworth
Lake Holliday
St. Louis
William Barton
Missouri Highway Patrol
Arch McKee
Barton
Skiing trip leaves Great Bend group for Colorado
A Great Bend party of professionals traveled by chartered bus to Colorado for a skiing trip last Wednesday and returned Sunday. All but one member, Dr Wen dale McAllaster, remained behind with a broken leg after the trip.
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Great Bend
Kan
Colorado
Wendale McAllaster
Ransom cargo loading touted for Cuba via Santa Cerro
The SS Santa Cerro docked in Baltimore to load ransom cargo for Cuba including canned shrimp cereal and baby food as payment for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Maritime Trades Department AFL-CIO will not contribute to loading the ship while wages for earlier ransom ships were covered by the same union.
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Baltimore
Santa Cerro
Cuba
Maritime Trades Department
The
Afl-Cio
Maritime Trades
Dribble Derby Sets 13.6 Mile Texas? No wait Hays to Ellis
Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity pledges completed a 13.6 mile dribble derby along U S Highway 40 from Hays to Ellis in 1 hour 22 minutes. The feat, achieved Saturday, challenges five other local fraternities to beat the time.
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Hays, Kan
U. S. Highway 40
Hays
Ellis
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
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