Woman Named Hong Kong Mother Wins $85,000 Verdict
A common pleas jury awarded 29 year old mother of five Sarah Chan $85 000 against Huron Road Hospital over an alleged hospital labor room injury The plaintiff sought 140 000 and claimed a nurse administered a hypodermic injection causing nerve damage in her left leg The verdict followed testimony that paralysis could have resulted from pressure on a nerve during the birth of her fourth child Sally on December 26 1959 at Huron Road Hospital
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Cleveland
Huron Road
Sarah Chan
Hong Kong
Chan
Sally
Huron Road Hospital
MIG Fighters Chase Navy Near Hanoi Bridge Attack
U S Navy aircraft attacked a vital North Viet Nam bridge near the Nam Ma River as three Communist MIG fighters engaged U S planes. The raid damaged the bridge with 60 tons of bombs. one F8 Crusader was hit amid heavy haze and limited visibility.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Whistler
North Viet Nam
U. S
Navy
7Th Fleet
Hancock
Coral Sea
Nam Ma River
al Skyraiders
Berlin Travelers Harassed by East German Road Blockade
East Germany for a third day harassed civilian traffic into Berlin in protest of a West German parliament session in West Berlin. Motorists faced three hour delays at checkpoint lines on the 110 mile autobahn, with over 200 trucks entering Berlin bound lanes. Allied military traffic remained passable.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germa
Helmstedt
Willy Siopn
West Germany
Germany
Bonn
King Facing Alabama Boycott Backlash From Business Leaders
Alabama business leaders and lawmakers condemn Dr Martin Luther King Jr s plan to boycott the state saying the action could harm race relations. King launches a three stage boycott targeting new plant expansions private investments and Alabama produced goods while officials call for ending poll taxes police brutality and racist rhetoric.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Martin Luther King
King
Battmore
John Lewis Cates
Shelby County
Jimmy McDow
African Student Furor Renews in Russia
In Moscow AP reports renewed protests by African students amid the death of Ghanaian student George Daku in Baku. Students boycott classes, some leave the country, and a Kenyan group staged a sit-in at a railroad station. Police investigate amid broader grievances of race finance and education.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Baku
Capsian Sea
George Daku
Red Square
Air Force General Hurt In Chute Jump
Maj. Gen. John K. Hester aged 48 remained in a coma after a parachute jump in southwestern Germany. A medical bulletin from the Air Force said his condition was very serious and he underwent brain surgery at the Air Force hospital in Wiesbaden to relieve pressure and remove a blood clot on the brain after his chute failed to unfurl during a practice jump from an Air Force transport at about 1250 feet.
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Air Force
John K. Hester
U.S. Air Force
Hester
17Th Air Force
Air Force Hospital
Hesters
Germany
Weather outlook for Miami Valley adds warmth after cool spell
Temperatures rise toward the first week of April levels with tonight’s low around 35 to 40 and tomorrow’s high in the mid 60s. Showers and scattered thunderstorms are predicted, signaling a more unsettled pattern.
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Miami Valley
Taylor To Return To Vietnam For Expanded U S Force
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor plans to boost U S forces in South Vietnam by several thousand and push to add 160000 more South Vietnamese fighters this year. He returns to Saigon after talks with President Johnson, amid ongoing air strikes and South Vietnam operations against Viet Cong concentrations. Officials anticipate limited Red Chinese intervention and will keep consultations with Johnson at six week to two month intervals.
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Washington
Maxwell D Taylor
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
Southeast Asia
Ex Actor Tom Neal Held On Suspicion Of Wife Murder
Palm Springs California AP former film star and landscaper Tom Neal 51 was jailed without bail on suspicion of murdering his wife Gail Neal 29 a Palm Springs receptionist. Gail was found shot in the head under a blanket at the couple's home police report Neal surrendered after his attorney called authorities. The case follows Neal’s 1940s film prominence and a 1951 fist fight with Franchot Tone over Barbara Payton.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tom Neal
Gail Neal
Neal
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Tone
Miss Payton
Korea Japan Reach In Principle Agreement On Reparations
Tokyo reports that South Korea and Japan agreed in principle on three major issues blocking normal relations. Draft pacts cover wartime reparations fishing rights and Koreans in Japan with a formal treaty expected by May. Japan to pay 300 million dollars over ten years for property claims. An additional 200 million dollar loan to Korea and 300 million dollars in private loans are to be extended.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Korea
Skull Found Linked to 1961 Missing Boy Case
A skull found near Cambridge in March was identified as that of a white male aged 14 to 15. Mickey Koch, missing since July 24, 1961, wandered into nearby woods with a Boy Scout ax. Investigators plan a broader search with local agencies and a high school hiking club.
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Cambridge, Ohio
James Koch
Rt. 2
Guernsey
Sheriff's Department
Ohio Highway Patrol
Patrol Auxiliary
Bob Kuhn
Three Children Die In Canton House Fire
Three children were killed in a Canton Ohio house fire with a fifth child in critical condition. The mother Ruth Laenbert, 25, was hospitalized with cuts and burns. The fire started just after 1 am and remained out of control for over an hour. The Kaiser family on the second floor escaped unharmed.
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Canton, Ohio
Ruth Laenbert
Aultman Hospital
Dina
Gregory
Karen
Hwo
Kaisers
Blaze Kills Two Children in Campbell Apartment Fire
In Campbell Ohio a fire at an apartment building killed Iris Parver six and Bridget Parver one. Teddy Parver four is in serious condition at South Side Hospital and John Parver five was treated and released at St Elizabeth Hospital. The mother Shirley Parver separated from the children left them alone for a party and was questioned by police. Fire captain Thomas said the flames did not reach the children's second floor bedrooms.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Campbell
Iris Parver
Bridget
Teddy Parver
South Side Hospital
John
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert Thomas
Campbell Fire Department
Shirley Parver
Chuckle Conscience Credited to Cold Feet
A playful misattribution credits Chuckle Conscience with a trait better explained by cold feet. The remark suggests hesitation rather than moral scruple, highlighting a humorous twist on the saying.
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