Heart Surgery Patient Good After Open Heart Operation
Darrell Chafin 11, a Somerville Elementary fifth grader, underwent open heart surgery at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati. Doctors replaced a birth defected aortic valve with an artificial one while a heart-lung machine circulated blood. He is reported doing fine and expected to be released in about three weeks. Family members and Armco Steel coworkers provided blood for the procedure.
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Darrell Chafin
Cincinnati
Somerville Elementary
Children’s Hospital
Darrell
Charles Chafin
Fiamilta
Regional Jet Port Feasibility Report Favored in Ohio
Newsmen will hear the results of a 17 month feasibility study by Howard Needles Tammen Bergendorf on a regional jet airport for southwestern Ohio. Indications point to a favorable report as Hamilton County's stance could determine regional backing for the project.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Fighlich
Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendorf
New York City
Southwestern Ohio
Authority
Hamilton County
Red Prisoner Landerman Freed After 16 Months In Soviet Jail
Peter Landerman, a 24 year old California student, was released from a Soviet jail 2 1 2 months before his three year term ended. He arrived in Stockholm on his way to New York and said the release was the happiest moment of his life. He described time in a Minsk area prison and a Moscow labor camp where prisoners, including foreigners, worked in forests and toy production. He planned to travel to the United States at once.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Peter Landerman
Riverside
Calif
Landerman
New York
AU S
Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet
Landermann
Moscow
United States
Conservatives Hold Three Seats In By Elections
In London the Conservative party retained three Commons seats in by elections to fill vacancies, widening Labour's working majority. The contests in Altrincham Salisbury and East Grinstead mirrored October general elections outcomes where Conservatives previously won these districts. Vacancies arose from Conservative incumbents being elevated to the House of Lords.
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London
Conservative
House of Commons
Labor Party
Altrincham
Salisbury
East Grinstead
Comberwellns
House of Lords
Six Bills Hit Young Drivers
In Columbus Ohio six bills aim to raise the minimum driving age amid debates on highway safety school dropouts and early marriages. McIlwain and Albritton lead proposals raising ages to 18 or 17 with education or driver ed requirements. Shawan Kohnen and others back varying increases with education clauses. A daytime-only rule or night- accompanied driving proposal also circulates. Highway officials defer to debate while favoring driver education.
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Columbus
Ohio
106Th
General Assembly
House
Highway Committee
Albritton
Shawan
Kohnen
McIlwain
Highway Safety
Warrren C. Nelson
Todays Chuckle on bold deeds by two kinds of men
A humorous quip attributes great deeds to two types of men: those who believed it possible and those who were too dumb to know they couldn’t. The line satirizes boldness and ignorance in achievement.
Georgetown officer shot by burglars improves after attack
Assistant police chief Cyril B. Heaton of Georgetown, 48, was taken off the critical list and listed in poor condition after a Thursday burglary attack. Heaton was shot in the arms and chest with a .22 pistol, pistol whipped, and the radio torn from his car. Authorities offered a $1,000 reward for information, and two men were detained in Ripley for questioning.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Cyril B. Heaton
Brown County Hospital
Heaton
Angus Wilson
Citizens’ Committee
Kentucky
Ripley
Wilson
Cahal
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Weather Eases Across Nation Amid Mixed Temperatures
Frigid conditions lingered in parts of New England and the Ohio River region while warming trends pushed the central plains and Rockies into the 50s and 60s. Oswego New York reported heavy lake effect snow and poor visibility as central New York received 10 to 12 inches, with Oswego totaling 23 inches on the ground. Ice buildup threatened the Ohio River above Gallipolis with a 1 to 3 inch ice sheet from Pittsburgh to Wheeling as the arctic high shifts eastward.
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Oswego
Lake Ontario
New York State
New England
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W.va
DAD FACES MOVE OVER MAGGIE THE SHAGGY HORSE
In Towaco New Jersey township officials refuse to lift a ban on Maggie the shaggy horse a family pet belonging to 12 year old Sharon McDermott. Her father Vincent a 45 year old disabled veteran may sell the house and relocate to keep his child from losing the animal. Officials set next Thursday as Maggie departure deadline from the Morris County home.
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Towaco
N.J
Maggie
Sharon McDermott
Sharon
Vincent McDermott
McDermott
Catherine
Morris County
New Jersey
Gold bullion worth 280000 missing from Capetown Castle
In Southampton England AP reports gold bullion valued at 280000 dollars vanished from the liner Capetown Castle. Ten boxes disappeared and Scotland Yard sealed the ship while investigators probe the discrepancy between landed gold and expected aboard. The vessel had arrived from South Africa with a sole stop at Las Palmas on Feb 1.
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Southampton
England
Capetown Castle
Scotland Yard
South Africa
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Congressman Proposes on Floor Wins Bride in Voice Vote
Freshman representative Andrew Jacobs Jr. asked Kay Welsh to marry him in a simple voice vote on the House floor. The engagement was announced in Vincennes, Indiana, and the couple plan to marry in May, living in Arlington, Virginia.
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Washington
Andrew Jacobs Jr
Kay Welsh
Indiana
Jacobs
Indianapolis
Kay
Vincennes
Ind
Matthew E. Welsh
Capitol Hill
Miss Welsh
Arlington, Va
Potomac River
Laos Faction Fracture Elevates Souvanna Phouma
In Vientiane Premier Souvanna Phouma rises as Laos strongman after clashes weaken Gen. Phoumi Nosavan who becomes a jungle fugitive. A cabinet minister says authorities will arrest or even shoot if captured, marking a sharp shift in the neutralist-rightist coalition.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouima
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Souvanna
Gemini flight moved up to March for two man space trip
Cape Kennedy reports indicate NASA plans early manned Gemini flight by Grissom and Young possibly March 23 with a six orbit test. If successful, Mayo 1965 schedule foresees three more tandem crews in 1965 and eventual two week missions en route to Apollo moon goal.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grissom-Young
NASA
Space Agency
Grissom and Young
Martin Co
McDonnell Aircraft
Gemini
Grissom
Air Force
Young
Navy
Edward White
James McDivitt
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra
Negro leaders threaten resumed demonstrations in Selma
Bulletin from Selma Alabama reports that Negro leaders say they will resume street demonstrations unless voter registrars open their office daily after a court order for faster registration.
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Selma, Ala
Stevenson Sees Need for Stronger UN Amid Indonesia Pullout
Adlai E. Stevenson, 65, argues for a stronger United Nations as Indonesia withdraws. He notes pressure from Red China to weaken or break up the UN and says Article 19 could suspend votes for lagging members. If deadlock persists, a reconstituted panel may negotiate differences with urgency to settle the dispute.
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United Nations, N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Red
Stevenson
United States
Kosygin's Greeting Is Warm
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Peking en route to Hanoi and was greeted by China's Communist leadership. He will stay in Peking overnight then travel to Hanoi for four days, with a stop in Peking again on the return to Moscow.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Peking
China
Kosygin
Hanoi
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Southeast Asia
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