Boy Wants 40 Pints of Blood For Christmas
Eight year old Richard Cahalane of Belmont suffers hemophilia and a deformed foot requiring surgery. He has been hospitalized regularly and has had about 150 transfusions. Dr. Thomas Broderick will operate when blood is available, with 20 pints needing type O negative. Donors are urged as only a small share of the population has that blood type.
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Boston
Richard Cahalane
Belmont
Richard
Thomas Broderick
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Dyer Act Author Leonidas Dyer Dies at 86
Former U SRepresentative Leonidas C Dyer who authored the 1919 Dyer Act died at age 86 in St Louis after a period of infirmities He served 11 terms in Congress before 1933 and passed away at John J Cochran Veterans Hospital where he had been a patient since November The Dyer Act made interstate car theft a federal offense.
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ST. Louis
Leonidas C. Dyer
Congress
John J. Cochran Veterans Hospital
Soviet test pilot predicts faster speeds for jet record
Lt. Col. Nikolai Korovushkin said in a Moscow radio interview that his recent RF100 flight exceeding 1207.6 mph should not be treated as a world record. He claims speeds above 2000 kmh are likely soon, though the flight was not called a record by officials.
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London
Nikolai Korovushkin
Moscow Radio
U. S
Adrian Drew
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A world famous institute unveils Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance to shrink piles without surgery. The discovery is sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at druggists with a money back guarantee and registration claim.
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New York, MB. Y
Funeral services for Mrs George Hansen
Obituary notes the death of Mrs George Hansen 67 shortly after midnight Friday with services at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 2 p m officiated by Rev L G Hinderaker. Singers Mrs Carl Pierce Mrs Lester Sullivan with Mrs Lars Fosen, pallbearers Lester Williams Karl Aarrestad Chester Heggen Charles Hansen Jr Chester Berkland George Scott. burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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George Hansen
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
L. G. Hinderaker
Carl Pierce
Lester Sullivan
Lars Fosen
Lester Williams
Karl Aarrestad
Cheste Heggen
Charles Hansen Jr
Cheser Berkland
George Scott
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles E. Hefler Rites Held in El Paso
Funeral services for 72 year old Charles E. Hefler who died Friday were held at 2 30 p m Sunday at Vincent Funeral Home El Paso with Rev L G Hinderaker officiating and Beverly Morgan as organist Pallbearers included Clarence Fever Owen Carrol Herman Marten Clyde Tegard Roy Toole and Mark Fruin Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery El Paso
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Charles E. Hefler
Vincent Funeral Home
el Paso
L. G. Hinderaker
Beverly Morgan
Clarence Fever Owen Carrol
Herman Marten
Clyde Tegard
Roy Toole
Mark Fruin
Evergreen Cemetery
World backs Indonesia in anti Dutch campaign
Pravda editorial asserts communist world support for Indonesia against the Dutch. It says imperialist powers condemn Indonesia but the Indonesian affair is its own, with Asia Africa and the communist camp on Indonesia's side.
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Moscow
Pravda
Indonesia
Communist Party
Asia
Africa
Indiana Republicans split in closed meeting with House and Senate leaders
In Indianapolis the Indiana GOP fractured at a closed state committee gathering as Sen. Homer Capehart and Rep. Charles Halleck opposed Gov. Harold Handley. They warned intra party bickering could aid Democrats, while Handley’s ally Jenner backs Handley for the Senate seat. The exchange aired briefly over a public address system as reporters waited outside.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican Party
State Committee
Homer FE. Capehart
Rep
Charles E. Halleck
Harold W. Handley
Halleck
Capehart
Handley
Eisenhower
William FE. Jenner
R-Ind
Jenner
Washington
Gov. Handley
Sulha Sponsored by Jordan-Israel Armistice Group
In Jerusalem the Jordan-Israel Mixed Armistice Commission sponsored a Sulha first of reconciliation across the armistice line. Two women quarreled in Bet Safafa, a village split by a barbed wire border, with residents from both halves hurling curses stones and water. Commission representatives rushed to the scene and arranged the Sulha as a symbolic peace making act.
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Jerusalem
Jordan- Israel
Sinatra Sues For Invasion Of Privacy
Frank Sinatra withdraws a $2.3 million libel suit against Look Magazine and files a new invasion of privacy action. Announced by Sinatra and Look officials the suit aims to test press rights over a celebrity life and seeks damages exceeding $3,000 based on Look articles earlier this year.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Loog Magazine
Sinatra
Look
70 Year Old Man Dies After Beating Incident
A 70-year-old man identified as John Kozak died after being beaten with beer bottles by two youths who had stolen beer from a Northwest Side liquor store. Police arrested 19-year-old Albert Johnson in connection with the robbery and vehicle involvement. he denied participation in the assault and was held for Felony Court.
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Chicago
John Kozak
Northwest Side
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Kozak
54th Anniversary of Aviation at Kill Devil Hills
In Kill Devil Hills North Carolina the 54th anniversary of powered flight is marked as a dog body in a space themed episode passes over the outer banks. The event notes the 120 foot first lift and acknowledges the dawn of the space age with Russia's Sputnik II providing context and reflection on aviation progress.
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Kill Devil Hills
N.C
North Carolina
Outer Banks
Here
Russia
Wright brothers first powered flight remembered in local notes
A local reminiscence recalls Orville and Wilbur Wright's 1903 flight from Dayton Ohio. Wilbur won the coin toss to make the first attempt using a 12 horsepower engine, the craft crashed but repairs followed and Orville achieved the first sustained powered flight lasting 12 seconds.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur
Orville
West urged to push for talks as Adenauer and Macmillan press for initiative
European leaders told NATO members that talks with the East are needed. German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged the West to take the initiative in opposing Soviet peace propaganda and to seek any possible agreement with Russia while exposing its falsehoods.
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Konrad Adenauer
Macmillan
Russia
Upper Lakes Close for Navigation After Late Ship
The last downbound ship of the 1957 Great Lakes season, the William H. Wolf, passed MacArthur Locks in Sault Ste. Marie Monday night. Coast Guard Cmdr. E. J. Bedenlos said the usual late-season ship traffic was missing this year.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Great Lakes
MacArthur Locks
William H. Wolf
Upper Lakes
Coast Guard
E. J. Bedenlos
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