Next Hurdle Timmy Fuller Survives Delicate Heart Surgery
Timmy Fuller born five months ago with cataracts and a small weight faced two major heart operations after a ductus arteriosus and later pulmonic stenosis. Doctors delayed surgery until reaching eight pounds. after multiple illnesses he underwent open heart surgery to repair the valve and may regain sight.
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Timmy Gains After Second Operation And Surgery Hopes
Fifteen days after the second operation Timmy weighs seven pounds six ounces a gain of a pound since surgery. Doctors say he is in good shape and with his heart repaired he may undergo eye operations. The prognosis is an excellent chance for one eye and an even chance for both.
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Aviation Pioneer Harold Pitcairn Ends Life in Bryn Athyn
Philadelphia AP reports aviation pioneer Harold F. Pitcairn 62 died by suicide at Cairncrest Bryn Athyn after a birthday party for his brother Raymond Asplundh. Authorities say death by own action beyond a doubt with no note found. Pitcairn co developed autogiro tech and led Autogiro Co of America.
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Castro's New Tirade Condemns U.S. Leaders and Casts Doubt
Fidel Castro used a Saturday television address to denounce President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Herter as part of a premeditated plan against Cuba. He reiterated claims the Guantanamo base aids insurgents, urged a May 1 mass rally, and noted a drop in U.S. residents as dissension grows.
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Elections Drive Rhee Crisis as Opponents Demand Change
In Seoul opposition Democrats press for new elections before considering Rhee plan to yield powers to a premier. Rhee seeks a cabinet responsibility system and vows concessions while protests after last Tuesday’s unrest leave at least 125 dead and 1,777 wounded.
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Boy, 4, Hit By Auto Dies in Plymouth
Gregory Glorioso, four, was struck and killed on Ohio 61 in Plymouth while with brother Michael, six, and teacher Guy Flora. Flora warned Michael but did not see Gregory who was hidden by a tree as they approached the road.
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Snowstorm Drops 30 Inches on Montana Tales of Wheat Country
A spring snowstorm dumped up to 30 inches along the Continental Divide and up to six inches in Helena as the 36 hour storm continued. The Weather Bureau warned it could linger into Sunday while eastern plains escaped snowfall. Earl Best of Cut Bank called it a million dollar snow for wheat country.
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Navy weighs fate of new supersize aircraft carrier
The Navy faces the prospect that no more aircraft carriers will be built as the latest effort to fund a conventional large carrier stalls in the House Appropriations Committee. The ship would cost about 293 million dollars, versus 423 million for nuclear power.
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Navy argues carrier aviation vital for limited war needs
The Navy asserts carrier based aviation is essential for limited wars and police actions, providing support to ground troops in areas beyond the reach of land based tactical air power, in addition to its role in full scale conflicts.
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Cincy Park Preacher to Face Hearing in Municipal Court
Melvin Sharrock aged 48 was arrested Friday on disorderly conduct after a sermon in a Cincinnati park. A Saturday court appearance led to a continuance until Thursday as police report he claimed roles as field representative trustee and evangelist at God's Bible School. Officers said a near riot occurred when he refused a city permit and shouted remarks about authorities, prompting police to seek help.
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One survivor found after B58 crash near Salt Lake City
A B58 Hustler on a Fort Worth to Salt Lake City test flight crashed near Washington Park in Ogden Utah. Kenneth G Timpson 29 of Fort Worth Texas said he jumped first and survived. Two other crewmen missing as ground crews search the wreckage at Hill Air Force Base.
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Joke Backfires as College Bank Robbery Prank Stuns Santa Rosa
Six Santa Rosa Junior College students dressed in Roaring 20s outfits on Character Day staged a mock bank robbery at Bank of America. They used toy weapons and a note demanding change, prompting a teller to scream and FBI to intervene. All six were jailed on federal charges after bail requirements proved unmet. they face a Sacramento hearing.
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Chuckle Pondering Deer Pun Delivers Light Quip
A playful caption features a deer debating a pun about a doe and wishing for another. The line captures a region’s humor vibe with simple wordplay and a rustic tone.
De Gaulle Sees Limited East West Progress Amid Berlin Tensions
President de Gaulle said no Berlin summit is likely while urging focus on disarmament and aid to underdeveloped lands. He praised Khrushchev but rejected Western Germany threats and warned a rapid breakthrough remains improbable as tensions persist. Eisenhower walked with him to Lafayette Park during his state visit.
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Tractor Kills Newport Man at Cincinnati Dock
Lewis Ray aged 53 of Newport Kentucky died when an electric tractor plunged off a loading dock at the American Railway Express Agency in Cincinnati. Police reported the fatal accident occurred Saturday at the dock site.
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Getting Into College Complicated by Tests and Costs
A local article notes rising student numbers and limited facilities push colleges to use entrance exams to screen applicants. Jody Butts highlights the issue as part of today's Journal feature.
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