Hand Reattached After Milling Accident in Canapolis
Mrs. Jessica Bray, 39, survived a milling machine strike that severed her right hand. Surgeons led by Dr. Hugh Williams reconnected eight tendons nerves and two major vessels, restoring circulation and movement to the hand within hours. Bray recalled waking to find fingers moving, while doctors called the outcome an almost unbelievable success.
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Hugh Williams
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Com
Bray
Lock Company
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Becker Defends School Prayer Amendment Amid Rising Opposition
Rep. Frank J. Becker rejects reports of a turning tide on a constitutional amendment to permit public school prayers. House Judiciary Chair Rep. Emanuel Celler disputes with Becker, while committee staff notes a reversal in opinion with growing 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 Critical In Hong Kong
AP dispatch reports singer Judy Garland rushed to a Hong Kong hospital unconscious and in critical condition as a typhoon battered the city. Stanley Rich described oxygen being administered in a hotel room while 9 mph winds roared outside.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Weather light showers possible in area then fair tonight
Forecaster notes showers over the region as Missouri moves eastward. Tonight and tomorrow are expected to be fair and cool with high near 75 yesterday and 54 today.
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Missouri
Goldwater Gains Neutrality Pledges as Campaign Moves North
Sen. Barry Goldwater strengthens his bid with neutrality pledges from Richard Nixon and Gov. William Scranton. Rockefeller plays up nationwide swing with Monterey Santa Cruz Santa Clara and San Francisco appearances, while Goldwater tours Santa Barbara to mend fences and boost northern support ahead of next Tuesday's primary.
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Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabott Lodge
Rockefeller
Monterey
Goldwater
Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Nixon
Scranton
George Rockefeller News Conference Aims to Back Lodge
George Rockefeller appeared at an early Wednesday news conference urging Lodge supporters to vote for Rockefeller, claiming it was the surest way to endorse Lodge in California.
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Lodge
George
Rockefeller
California
Cuban Radio Claims Four CIA Agents Executed
Four men identified by Havana Radio as United States Central Intelligence Agency operatives were executed by firing squad on Tuesday for attempting to land on the Cuban coast. One named individual was Maj. Felipe Vidal Santiago, a diplomatic aide at the Cuban Embassy in Venezuela after Fidel Castro rose to power.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Central Intelligence Agency
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Desegregation At Baton Rouge Recreation Park
In Baton Rouge on Wednesday county recreation facilities were integrated without incident. Black players participated in golf at two city courses and tennis at City Park.
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Baton Rouge
Bundy Warns Of Red Grab Of All Southeast Asia
Assistant Secretary of State William Bundy warned in London of a real danger a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia. He spoke as Britain rejected a Soviet claim that U S reconnaissance flights over Laos violated neutrality and could worsen regional tensions.
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Bundy
Southeast Asia
London
William P. Bundy
Washington
U.S
Laos
Britain
Laos Premier seeks Soviet ammo for neutralist forces
Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma requests Soviet Union supply ammunition to his embattled neutralist forces fighting in Laos. The appeal follows clashes amid attempts to maintain balance between competing factions. GSouvannea made the request during ongoing negotiations with Soviet and regional actors.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Soviet Union
Gsouvannea
Burden Talks With Foreign Secretary on Southeast Asia
Bundy held discussions with Foreign Secretary Richard A. Burden over Laos Cambodia and Vietnam in the opening day of several days of talks.
Britain derides Soviet Laos note as propaganda
The Foreign Office rejected the Soviet protest over U S flights, calling it propaganda and saying it misrepresents Laos. The Soviet note warned of violations of the Geneva accords and urged Britain to distribute it to participants in the 1962 Geneva conference. Tass accused the United States of planning new actions in Southeast Asia.
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Laos
United States
Southeast Asia ‘Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Britain
Russia
Foreign Office
Pathet Lao
Prince Lou
Washington
Tass
Southeast Asia
Soviet U S relations show gains yet rise in risk
Washington reports a two nation consular convention with opening of offices as part of improving ties between the United States and the Soviet Union. Yet officials warn of potential crises and rising Soviet propaganda. The Southeast Asia situation heightens tension with Laos and Vietnam, while Cuba remains a Western Hemisphere flashpoint.
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Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Johnson
State Department
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Caribbean
US seeks consulate in Leningrad and USSR eyeing Chicago post
The United States proposes a consulate in Leningrad while the Soviet Union wants a consulate in Chicago. Both nations previously ran consulates in the other country until their 1948 closure amid cold war incidents. A key pact provision requires notice within three days of arrest and access for officials within four days. The Barghoorn case highlighted Soviet failure to notify the US.
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United States
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Chicago
U.S
Amer
Frederick ©. Barghoorn
Town Quakes as Hillsdale Strikers Clash at Jail
Hillsdale Michigan faces tense scenes after a night of strike violence near the Essex Wire Corp plant. Police, with state and county deputies, kept order while 300 demonstrators protested the arrest of three protesters including a striker's wife.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan City
Nick
Essex Wire Corp
C. Aubrey Paul
Harvey W. Moes
Essex
International Union of Electrical Workers
Indiana
Nehru's Cremation Draws Historic Mournful Crowd
Hundreds of thousands gathered along the Jumna River for the cremation of Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru. Sanjaya Gandhi lit the funeral pyre as police battled crowds. Dean Rusk arrived too late to join the procession.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jumna
Nehru
Sanjaya Gandhi
Red Fort
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Palam
G. I. Nanda
Nehru's bier carried by Indian soldiers and sailors
An honor guard of Indian soldiers and sailors bore Nehru's bier as 60 men slowly carried it six miles to the Rajghat funeral pyre. Sorrowing Indians lined the route along the Jumna River while turbaned Kisan farmers in bullock carts watched the procession.
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Nehru
Rajghat
Jumna
Moonship Model Is Launched From Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY, Fila(AP) A Saturn 1 two stage rocket lifted at 12 07 p m in the first attempt to orbit an unmanned Apollo moonship model This marks the start of a long series of unmanned Apollo flights aimed at Earth orbital missions and eventual Moon landings The eight first stage engines produced about 1 5 million pounds of thrust for 146 seconds of flight
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
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