Hand sewed back after mill accident in Indiana
In Canapolis Indiana 39 year old Jes sie Bray survived a near amputation after a milling machine laceration severed her hand. Dr Hugh Williams led a five hour operation stitching eight tendons nerves and vessels restoring blood flow and movement. Bray recalled waking to movement and doctors hailed the result as almost unbelievable.
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Canapolis
Ind
Jessie S. Bray
Hugh Williams
Mrs. Bray
Dr. Williams
Prayer Amendment Patchwork Fights for Public Schools
Rep Frank Becker rejects claims that support for a constitutional amendment allowing public school prayers is fading. He cites growing mail in support while Rep Emanuel Celler argues Congress will not approve any of the 147 proposed amendments. House Judiciary Committee staff note a reversal toward opposition as hearings proceed.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
Emanuel Celer
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Celler
Becker
Supreme Court
Judy Garland Rushed to Hong Kong Hospital in Critical Condition
American Broadcasting Company correspondent Stanley Rich reported from Hong Kong that singer Judy Garland was rushed to a local hospital unconscious and in a critical condition as a typhoon lashed the city with 9 mph winds.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Weather Outlook With Showers Then Fair Cool Outlook
Possible showers for the area today as a low pressure area in southern Missouri moves eastward. Tonight and tomorrow will be fair and cool. Yesterday reached 76 degrees and today’s high was 54.
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Missouri
Goldwater Expands California Campaign Amid Neutrality Pledges
Senator Barry Goldwater gains momentum in the California primary aided by neutrality pledges from Richard Nixon and Gov. William Scranton. Rockefeller, backed by Nelson Rockefeller, plans stops in Monterey Santa Cruz Santa Clara and San Francisco to mend fences and rally support before the next primary.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot
Monterey
Goldwater
Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Nixon
Scranton
Son urges California vote to back Lodge Rockefeller
George Lodge spoke at a news conference urging Lodge supporters to vote for Rockefeller as the surest way to endorse Lodge in California.
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Lodge
George
Rockefeller
California
Four Cuban Agents Executed by Firing Squad
Four men identified by Havana Radio as CIA agents were executed by firing squad in Cuba for attempting to land on the Cuban coast. One victim named Maj. Felipe Vidal Santiago served as a diplomatic aide at the Cuban Embassy in Venezuela after Castro took power.
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Miami, Fla
Havana Radio
U S. Central Intelligence Agency
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Baton Rouge Parks Integrate Facilities Without Incident
Baton Rouge recreation park facilities were integrated without incident on Wednesday. Negroes played golf at two city courses and tennis at City Park.
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Baton Rouge, la
Bundy Warns of Red Grab of All Southeast Asia
London dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of State William Bundy warns of a real danger of a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia as he arrives for talks. He cites the Laos neutrality issue and says stability may require force if necessary.
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Bundy
Southeast Asia
London
William P. Bundy
Washington
U.S
Laos
Britain
Souvanna Requests Ammunition Support from Soviet Embassy
Souvanna asked Soviet Ambassador Sergei Affanassiev for ammunition to back his neutralist forces armed with Russian arms. The letter signals ongoing attempts to secure military aid amid Laos crisis tensions.
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Union
Souvanna
Sergei Affanassiev
Diplomatic Talks Focus on Laos Cambodia and Vietnam
Bundy held a meeting with Foreign Secretary Bulane to discuss Laos Cambodia and Vietnam as part of ongoing talks. The discussions centered on regional stability and potential U.S. engagement, reflecting diplomatic concern over Southeast Asia.
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Bundy
Richard A. Bulane Eee
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
British Foreign Office rejects Soviet Laos note as propaganda
The Foreign Office dismissed the Soviet note on U S flights as propaganda and said it misrepresents the Laos position. Moscow warned of violations of the Geneva agreements and sought Western endorsement for the note at the 1962 Geneva conference. Britain and Russia co chair the talks while Laos pressed the United States to continue flights through Pathet Lao inspection refusals.
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U.S
Laos
United States
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Britain
Russia
Foreign Office
Pathet Lao
International Control Commission
Souvanna Phouma
United
Tass
U S Soviet Ties Improve Yet Face Fresh Strains
Washington reports initial gains from the new two nation consular convention to protect citizens in each other's lands while noting tensions persist. Officials warn Southeast Asia risks a broader crisis as the United States presses Laos and Vietnam. Soviet support for Cuba continues to loom as a potential flashpoint.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Johnson
Mosscow
State Department
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Caribbean
United States Seeks Leningrad Consulate Amid Cold War Tensions
The United States aims for a consulate in Leningrad while the Soviet Union seeks the opposite, both closures dating to 1948. A key pact provision requires prompt official notice within three days of arrest and access for officials within four days. The Barghoorn case highlighted past failures to notify, prompting a corrective resolve.
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United States
Leningrad
Soviet Union
U.S
Frederick
Barghoorn
Strike Violence Flares In Hillsdale Amid Jail Turmoil
Tension gripped Hillsdale Michigan as 300 demonstrators gathered at the Hillsdale County Jail following a strike related to Essex Wire Corp. Police faced rocks and broken windows while 180 plant workers from the local IUE union walked out over terms of a first contract and wage parity with Indiana workers. Authorities called an emergency meeting to plan action.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan City
Nickels
Essex Wire Corp
C. Aubrey Paul
Harvey W. Moes
Essex
International Union of Electrical Workers
Indiana
Nehru Cremation At Delhi Amid Massive Mourning
Prime Minister Nehru's body was cremated on the Jumna riverbank in a vast Hindu ceremony watched by hundreds of thousands. Sanjaya Gandhi lit the pyre as crowds surged, police used clubs, and officials struggled to move the gun carriage through the throng.
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Jersey City
New Delhi
India
Jawahar
Lal Nehru
Jumna
Nehru
Sanjaya Candhi
Red Fort
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Palam
G. L. Nanda
Funeral Procession Follows Pyre Route At Rajghat
An honor guard of Indian villagers, farmers, and mourners accompanied a six mile march to the Hindu funeral pyre at Rajghat on the Jumna river. Sorrowing crowds and turbanned Kisan farmers observed as the procession moved through the streets toward the sacred site.
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Jersey City
Hudson River
William J. Woods
Portsmouth
Rajghat
Jumna
Moonship Model Is Launched
CAPE KENNEDY AP A Saturn 1 two stage rocket blasted off at 12 07 p m to launch an unmanned model of the Ap moonship. The launch marked the first in a long series of unmanned Apollo flights toward Earth orbit and eventual lunar landings. The eight first stage engines aimed to produce 1.5 million pounds of thrust for 146 seconds of flight.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
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