Doctor to Switch Kidney in Twins
In Salt Lake City a family travels from Idaho for a high risk twin kidney transplant set to occur at Boston’s Brigham Hospital. Doctors plan to remove a healthy kidney from Jerry to transplant into twin Jimmy to save his life. The family anticipates the operation as a priceless gift amid financial and emotional strain.
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Salt Lake City
Goodby
Idaho
Foster
Pocatello
Moline
John Jal
Pocatello Naval
Toadside
Mink Creek
Jimmy
Boston
Jerry
David
Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital
Hart
dJuanita
Harrison
Harvard
Aill
Herter eyed for White House post as resignations loom
President Eisenhower faces two resignations with Perkins and Jackson stepping down. Gov. Christian Herter of Massachusetts is reportedly under consideration for a federal role. Perkins, 27 at appointment in 1954, will leave by Nov 30 to return to law practice. Jackson ends his stint Jan 1 after serving since last March 1.
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Ington
Eisenhower
White House
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
James ©. Tingerly
Hot Harter
Roswell B. Perkins
Health, Education and Welfare
William H. Jackson
Perkins
Rotary
Jackson
State Fee to Friends Uncovered
A Sacramento report discloses a system awarding 50 000 yearly commissions on state insurance to brokers friendly to the administration. Governor Knight says he never saw the list and denies wrongdoing. Finance director Peires notes the policy has existed 25 years and defends appointing agents who aided the state. Knight recalls Warren advised distributing business to trusted advisers and asserts no wholesale insurance purchases. He plans to discuss with Peirce and address any incompatibilities.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Capitol
Knight
John M. Peires
Peirct
San Francisco
Earl Warren
James Bean
Warren
Wrarvary
Peirce
Eden Writes Russ Ignores Damages Bill
London premier Eden sent a brief note to Soviet Premier Bulganin in reply to a Nov 13 letter. Eden states Britain intervened to limit Israel Egypt conflict and urges United Nations force and observers, while expressing interest in Soviet action in Hungary.
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Eden
Bulgania
Britain
Egypt
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Hest
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Nations
Hungary
Wife Sues Loesser for Divorce in Santa Monica
Mary Alice Loesser files divorce suit against composer Frank Loesser in Santa Monica accusing him of extreme cruelty amid ongoing marital dispute. The high profile case centers on the couple's separation following his acclaimed career.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Franie’ Loesser
Mary Alice Loesser
U S Tax Collections Rise in 1936 Fiscal Year
UPI reports federal tax intake reached 75.113 billion dollars for the year ended June 30 1936 rising 8.824 billion or about 13 percent from the prior year. Commissioner Russell C Harrington attributed the gain to higher personal income corporate earnings and business activity with detailed figures for corporation income individual taxes estate and gift alcohol tobacco and other excise taxes and other categories.
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Washington
UPI
Russell C. Harrington
Internal Revenue
Largest blast rocks cliffside for railroad project
In Lakeside Utah a planed blast used 560000 pounds of explosives to dislodge over a million tons of rock from a cliff. The blast occurred at 1145 a.m. and was conducted by the Southern Pacific Railroad to supply rock for a 312 mile across Great Salt Lake construction. Debris and rock tumbled into the water.
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Lakeside
Utah
Southern Pacific Railroad
Great Salt Lake
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