Cornet Brings Nod From Boy In Coma
John Bell fourteen, in a coma since an accident last March, briefly smiled and moved fingers at the sound of a cornet at the Ellis Rehabilitation Center Boise. Leonard B. Smith Detroit cornetist visiting Shrine band played to Bell who blinked and tried to mimic notes, first real response since the crash.
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Boise, Idaho
John Bell
John
Ellis Rehabilitation Center
Boise
Idaho
Leonard B. Smith
Detroit
Shrine
Bell
Smith
New Wheat Bill Draws Criticism From Latta
Rep. Delbert Latta of Ohio derides the administration wheat bill for 1964 as nonvoluntary. He says farmers face a choice between accepting 69 percent parity and joining a program or selling at about $1.30 a bushel. The bill would require at least 10 percent acreage cuts to qualify for a certificate program paid by millers, unlike a previous referendum. If no bill passes, farmers may plant freely with roughly $1.25 per bushel price support.
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Washington
Delbert Latta
Ohio
House
Agricul
Latta
Congress
Leven
Gray-Y Boys To See Game At Cincinnati Gardens
The YMCA youth department arranges a chartered bus trip for 45 Gray-Y boys and fathers to Cincinnati Gardens on Friday night to watch the Cincinnati Royals play New York. Boys come from Garfield Amanda and Sherman elementary schools. Departure from the Y is at 615 with return about an hour after the game.
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The
YMCA
Cincinnati Gardens
Cincinnati Royals
New York
Garfield
Amanda
Sherman
Garre
Lancaster bus barn fire causes heavy damage in Ohio
Lancaster Ohio AP reports a short circuit in wiring on a Lancaster Transit Co bus sparked a fire in the barn Wednesday night. Damage totaled 22500 dollars with one bus destroyed and five others damaged. vehicle loss listed at 9000 dollars.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Lancaster Transit Co
Beckwith Jury Was Hot One in Mississippi Mistrial
The jury in Mississippi most contentious murder trial failed to reach a verdict after 11 hours, ending in a mistrial. Be'Beckwith, a Greenwood segregationist, faced trial for the June murder of Medgar Evers in Jackson. Jurors recalled a tense room and an initial 10-2 acquittal lean, with intense arguing and hours of deliberation ending without a decision. The judge ordered the jurors to poll as the mistrial was declared last Friday. Beckwith’s lawyers will return March 23 to set a new trial date. The report notes the case heightened regional tensions amid segregationist strongholds.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Byron de la Beck
Greenwood
Miss
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Circuit Court
Leon Hendrick
Bee'with
Pressure On Japan Now To Recognize Red China
Tokyo reports show Japan under pressure from leftists and business leaders to follow France and recognize Red China. Prime Minister Ikeda resists full recognition and says policy may shift if Red China seats in the United Nations, with Ohira signaling possible normalization of relations if DR China is seated.
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Japan
Red
China
Wing
France
Red China
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Ikeda
United Nations
Masayoshi Ohira
Chichiro Horumi
Ohira
Washington
Peking
Liberal- Democratic Party
Tanzan Ishibashi
Kenzo Matsumura
Tatsunosuke Takasaki
Man Hurt As Truck Hits Car On Icy Roads
One person was injured in ten traffic accidents on ice and snow covered roads. At about 5 am on Rt. 128 a mile east of Rt. 27 a southbound truck driven by Dallas Cooper 33 of Dayton struck a northbound car driven by William Demoret 55 of Hamilton. Demoret was taken to Mercy Hospital Hamilton for possible rib injuries and a laceration to the car.
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Rt. 128
Rt. 27
Dallas Cooper
Dayton
William Demoret
Hamilton
Demoret
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Sheriff's Deputies
Reverend Foster Moore to Speak at First Church of God
The Rev. Foster Moore will be guest speaker at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at the First Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. Trustees will sponsor special singing as part of the program.
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Foster Moore
First Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
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