Siamese Twins Separated. Both Set to Lead Normal Lives
In Tarentum Pennsylvania a four hour operation at Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh separated 12 day old Siamese twins Rose Mary and Ruth Ann Temoshenko. Chief surgeon Dr William Kiesewetter said they should grow up to lead normal lives and that both twins are improving. The family includes twin two year olds and a four year old girl. The surgery involved 18 doctors and the next three to five days are critical.
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Tech Chemistry Professor to Lecture in London on Research
Dr. Henry J. Shine of Texas Tech departs for London to address the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry on non radical chemistry research funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. He will tour English and European universities including Manchester Keele London Sheffield Oxford Leicester Sussex Leiden Amsterdam and visit National Chemical Laboratories.
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Tragedy of Tibet refugees in Nepal grows harsher
The Tibetans living in Nepal face hunger and unemployment with about 5,000 refugees relying on the Red Cross and sales of religious items. Some seek India, hoping for support or training to combat Chinese forces, while others remain scattered across camps and settlements.
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United Press International
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Lamesa Appeals Board Ruling Over City Compensation
Lamesa city council announced an appeal of a Texas Industrial Accident Board ruling ordering the city to pay 5825 total compensation for Burl T. Rhyne who died after an injury while employed in a city park. The board set 25 per month for 260 weeks and the city will pursue a civil action in 106th District Court.
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