Young Boy Needs Blood in Mississippi Hamlet
Lewis Owens a hemophiliac from Hot Coffee Mississippi requires frequent transfusions to survive after an emergency appendectomy. Doctors say 90 to 35 more transfusions are needed to replenish his blood supply, with hospital costs over $10,000 and local blood supplies nearly exhausted.
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Dudley Lehew Jackson
Miss
Lewis Owens
Lewis
Missis
Sippi
Baptist
Roscoe Owens
Car Slams Into Officer Injuring Kansas Trooper
Kansas highway patrolman John McMurray, 27, of Manhattan, was critically injured when a car struck his parked patrol car on a highway shoulder six miles west of Manhattan. His right leg was amputated, and he suffered a left leg fracture and concussion. Spec. 4 Alfred L. Jensen, Ft. Riley, faced drunken driving charges.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
John McMurray
Manattan
Memorial Hospital
McMurray
Kansas 18
Clarence Watson
Ft. Riley
Alfred L. Jensen
Don Burns
Wamego
Jay Losey
Alma
Burns
Losey
Salina
Jensen
Seventeen Attend Senior Club Meeting and Songs
Seventeen members of the Senior Club met Friday afternoon at the Youth Center and sang Christmas songs. A prayer and flag salute were given. Mrs. Myrtle Graham presented Old-Fashioned Stuff and Mrs. A. Jd. Brady Santa Claus. Mrs. L. W. Seright reported on a television program about how the Kansas City Senior Club was organized. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Lillian Spears served refreshments.
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Myrtle Graham
A. Jd. Brady
L. W. Seright
Kansas City
Graham
Lillian Spears
Heiress Consuelo Vanderbilt Baisan Dies at 88
Consuelo Vanderbilt Baisan 88 former Duchess of Marlborough longtime London social worker and author of The Glitter and the Gold died at her Long Island home. She was born into the Vanderbilt fortune and married twice before later years. A service will be held in New York with burial in England.
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Southampton
N. Y
Consuelo Vanderbilt Baisan
Duchess of Marlborough
London
Long Island
America
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Miss Vanderbilt
Charles Richard John Spencer-Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Winston Churchill
Col
Louis Jacques Balsan
Duke
Albert Edward Willliam John
Marquess of Blanford
Ivor
New York
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
England
Cold Wave Grips New York State Leaving Thousands in Cold
In Schenectady area and across eastern New York nearly 40,000 customers faced outages as crews worked to restore heat and light after one of the region’s worst storms. Temperatures plunged to 10 below zero, with dangers of frozen pipes. Three deaths were attributed to the weekend storm. Many schools stayed closed and emergency centers housed those displaced.
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Schenectady
N.Y
New York
Albany
Glens Falls
Amsterdam-Gloversville
Two Soviet and American children share a goodwill visit
In Merrick New York two Russian youths Yuri Popov 14 and Irena Tolstikova 13 joined five American children for a one day plus stay as guests of ABC The event included a home tour a junior high cafeteria visit a toy store and a family dinner The visit ended with gifts a mutual promise to meet again and Jane Holton 3 expressing love for Yuri
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Peggy
Irena
United States
American Broadcasting Co
Yuri
Manhattan
Mr. Khrushchev
Timothy
Moscow
Boston
Russia
Jane
Childdren
Andrei A. Gromyeko
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
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Loren D. Matthews
Ottawa High School
OHS Brass
Santa Claus
Ottawa
Admiral
Wall & Floors
Christian Bros
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Clinois
U. S
Merrick
Timothy Holton
Yuri Popov
Peg Holton
Irena Tolstikova
Jane Holton
Peg
Zena Evgrosin
Teflon
Pan
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan Association
East 2Nd Street
The
FSLIC
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
F. R. Bennett
Milos, Hewitt
Wm. W. Wallace
H, J. Henning
Dean Berlin
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