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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1958

Page

3

Artificial Muscle Developed at Rancho Los Amigos

Dr Joseph L McKibben a physicist who helped trigger the first atomic bomb led a team at Rancho Los Amigos to develop a device called the artificial muscle It uses controlled straight line contraction enabling a paralyzed patient to pick up a pencil smoke a cigarette feed themselves or comb hair The system relies on a valve tube and orthotist Roy Snelson and team members including Dr Vernon L Nickel Dr Jacquelin Perry and engineer Al Wing The project grew from McKibbens suggestion prompted by his daughter Karans polio illness and current outpatient status at the facility.

Roy Snelson Snelson Joseph L. McKibben Alamogordo N. M Karan Rancho Los Amigos McKibben Vernon L. Nickel Jacquelin, Perry Jacquelin Perry Jack E. Conry al Wing

Ike’s OK of Benson Angers GOP Solons

Midwestern Republicans in Congress clash with President Eisenhower over Secretary Benson and farm policy. Rep Miller and Rep Weaver plan a White House meeting to press concerns, while others criticize the President for not fully grasping farm realities.

Ike's Benson Angers Gop Solons Washington Congress Eisenhower Wis Benson Rep Miller Rep. Weaver White House Andersen Minn Jitte

Dope Suspects Rounded Up in San Bernardino County

Sheriff Frank Bland reports about 49 people in custody on Wednesday night as six deputy teams search for 40 named in grand jury indictments and eight others on different charges. The roundup targets individuals not organized rings, amid national debate over farm policy and Benson’s future.

San Bernardino Andersen Benson San Bernardino County Peon Frank Bland

Rebels Torch Cuban Bus As Havana Turmoil Escalates

Rebels set fire to a bus near the Cuban Capitol and disrupted transit by dousing gasoline in Vedado and Vobora districts. They also raided major bus stations and attacked factories in Marianao while avoiding a guarded boxing match and a high profile auto race incident linked to Juan Fangio’s team.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro Joe Brown New Orleans Orlando Echevarria Argentina Juan Fangio Vedado Vobora Marianao

Statewide deficit hits 127 million in seven months

California's state government ran a deficit of 427 million dollars in the first seven months of the 1997 98 fiscal year. State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood said general fund revenues totaled 570 947 205 while expenditures reached 695 030 1. Much of the overspend went to accelerated school district apportionments and the expanded welfare program approved by the legislature.

Tacramento (P California Robert C. Kirkwood Kirkwood

Honey themed luncheon features sweet chicken in Texas

Those with a sweet tooth are invited to a luncheon in Wessaco Texas with honey baked chicken honey cookies hot bread and a honey derivates drink. The event is served by the Valley Bee Keepers Association.

Wessaco Tex The Valley Bee Keepers Association

Germans Plan 200 Passengers Zeppelin in Revival Drive

Frankfurt reports Max Pruss captain of the Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg discuss a new 200 passenger airship. The project aims to restore Germany’s zeppelin program with a craft carrying 200 passengers and 70 tons of freight at about 100 mph.

Zeppelin Frankfurt Germany Max Pruss Hindenburg Benson Pruss Pease Yan Lakehurst N. J Atlantic

Marine Flier Killed As Dirigible Crashes Off Ocean

A Marine flier died when an airship on the North Atlantic route crashed in the ocean off Oahu during a rain squall. The incident involved Interior Department liaison James E. Margin and the aircraft was a FJ4 Fury jet fighter escort. The report notes the airship was used for non inflammable helium inflation and mentions Pruss, aged 66, in command of the Hindenburg at the time of the crash.

Honolulu WF — Marine U. S James E. Margin Interior Department North Atlantic Oahu Pruss Mand Hindenburg

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