Girl Responding To New Drugs In Critical Condition
Delores Husky, 14, of DeSoto Missouri, is improving on experimental drugs at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital though still critical. A kidney transplant from her identical twin Doris became infected last week, prompting Doris to return to classes at Brookline Hospital. The girls’ father Victor works in hospital maintenance and their mother is in the dietary section.
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How to Make Soap Jelly at Home
A simple method instructs to dissolve one part soap in five parts boiling water, then let the mixture cool and thicken for several hours to form a soap jelly. The recipe emphasizes a straightforward dissolving and cooling process without additional ingredients.
Two Killed In Winfield Crash Near Wichita
Two men died in a car truck collision near Winfield Kansas last night. Involved were Jack W. Wenzel 29 of Wichita and Donald H. Sharmantine 28 of Raytown Missouri who were in Wenzel s car. The truck driver Harry J Bal dock 48 of Winfield escaped unharmed.
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To Go Slow On Civil Rights
Washington Justice Department will not push new civil rights legislation next Congress. Attorney General Rogers, speaking at his first news conference, says the Civil Rights Act of last session should be allowed to work and that further debate may not be needed. He notes the Civil Rights Commission will study possible legislation but will not rush findings. Rogers urges patience on Little Rock integration and plans to enforce the existing law in voting rights cases.
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Truman Honored by Kansas City Press Photographers
Kansas City crowd at a chili supper honored former President Harry S Truman with a plaque from the Kansas City Press Photographers. The event revived the One More, Please club, once active during Truman's administration. A B Crank, Kansas City Star photographer and club president, presented the plaque in appreciation of Truman's kindness to photographers. In remarks, Truman praised his cordial relations with press photographers and the working press.
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