Iran to Oust Britons Over Obedience to Iran Co
Tehran reports British technicians must leave Iran’s newly nationalized oil fields unless they pledge full obedience to the Iranian National Oil Co. A refinery at Abadan could close within 25 days amid friction over expropriation and oil proceeds. Britain studies a stopgap to keep fuel flow while negotiations continue.
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Publisher's Son Saves Bride's Life in Waikiki Surf
Otis Chandler son of Norman Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times rescued his bride Marilyn from drowning during a heavy Waikiki surf. She was taken to Queens Hospital in good condition after fainting and suffering slight shock. The couple, married in Los Angeles June 18, honeymooned in Honolulu near the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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Heart 12 Minutes Dead and Woman Lives
Mrs Helen Keith survived a 12 minute heart stoppage during mitral valve surgery in San Francisco. Dr Dwight Harken led the procedure at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with heart massage and high pressure blood transfusion, enabling her early recovery and long cross country trip home.
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Prisoners Celebrate Their Independence at State Prison
Boston July 5 inmates celebrated Independence Day with yard privileges and a baseball game after dinner. About 60 percent of the prison population including 130 lifers drank 1200 quarts of lemonade and orangeade. four men condemned to die also had a similar meal in their cells.
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Air Force Pilot Dies in Jet Crash Near Whidbey Island
An Air Force pilot with the 318th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at McChord AFB was killed when his jet crashed four miles from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. The Navy identified the pilot but withheld the name.
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