Community Aids Heart Victim Mike in Santa Maria
A Santa Maria boy named Mike, four, suffers a congenital heart hole requiring surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles. The community raises blood donations and funds, with 200 pints pledged by local volunteers and the Crippled Children's Society helping cover part of the operation cost. Mike's mother Lynne Pappas, divorced, lives with her parents in Arroyo Grande as the town rallies to support the family.
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U N Secretary General Says Mideast Calm Broadens
UN chief Dag Hammarskjold reports the Middle East situation is more favorable than four months ago with improved Arab Arab nation ties. He cautions on Israeli Arab tensions but provides no specifics and highlights rewarding Middle East tour and efforts to ease Israel Syria strains.
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United States Rejects Immediate Geneva Return in Acknowledged Talks
Washington and Moscow clash over how to tackle surprise attack in the nuclear era. The State Department note urged a joint move to a technical path while Russia pressed disarmament themes, delaying any resumption of Geneva talks. The note indicated future discussions hinge on resolving these policy differences. January 10 Soviet proposal had urged resuming talks promptly.
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Power Breakthrough For One Year Satellite Power Unit
Washington reports a breakthrough in small atomic device technology capable of powering satellite instruments for at least a year without batteries. The device uses a radioisotope heat source with no moving parts and could be suited for space or navigation uses.
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Mikoyan and Dulles Hold Two Hour Talks
Anastas I. Mikoyan and Secretary of State Dulles met for over two hours on Soviet U S differences and planned a later afternoon session. Mikoyan left the meeting saying little to reporters, as security moved him toward a Capitol lunch with Senate Foreign Relations aides.
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Pay Offer Ends Prospect of Oil Strike Walkout Quieted
In Houston a 5 percent wage increase offer by Sinclair Oil Co. cooled an imminent walkout by about 105,000 refinery workers. A. Knight, president of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union, said negotiations remain in good faith and no strike will occur this weekend. The union’s nationwide deadline looms, but talks continue on wage and other issues as Sinclair negotiators resume discussions. Separately in Long Beach, officials announced that repressuring Wilmington Oil Field via water injection halted subsidence in a test area, with surface elevations rising slightly and oil production increasing. Harbor officials stress repressuring must cover all field areas to protect the naval shipyard.
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Page Continuation Snippet Cites A-6 and 4-6 Columns
Snippet notes ongoing material across pages A-6 column 6 and page 4-6 column 73. No event details or names are provided in the readable text.
Nurse Missing as Navy Nurse Found Burned Near Car
In Livermore California autopsy may solve questions about the flaming death of a Navy nurse identified as Lt Barbara Mitchell of Chicago. The burned body was found near a car explosion on U S Highway 50 after she failed to board a Guam flight from Travis Air Force Base. Her aunt Mrs Claire Carlson is missing and investigators seek where she spent Wednesday night and why the cay registered to the nurse was south of the base.
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Ocean Quake Felt on Cal Seismograph
BERKELEY UC seismograph recorded a strong earthquake at 4 11 p m Thursday about 350 miles from Berkeley likely in the Pacific Ocean and registering about four and a half on the Richter scale officials said
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Stork Delivers Baby Aboard Pan Am Flight
In mid Pacific an immigrant Chinese woman Shin Un Lee, 22, gave birth aboard a Pan American Stratocruiser above Honolulu. Unable to communicate in English, nurses Mary Blair and Mrs Don Lege assisted, with stewardesses using written Japanese to relay questions. Mother and baby reached Queens Hospital in good condition en route from Hong Kong to San Francisco to join husband Chung Lew.
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San Francisco
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Brown plan to aid narcotics addicts released from prison
Gov. Brown proposes a program in the state legislature to rehabilitate narcotics addicts on parole. The notice lists sections and pages where related coverage appears, including Bench Combing Page Bol, Bridge Page B-7, and various columns and features across sections. The snippet references multiple pages such as Page B-5 and Page B-7 for different topics.
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Work Halts as Kim Novak and Perry Como Visit Ike
White House activity paused for minutes as actress Kim Novak and singer Perry Como met President Eisenhower. They represented the entertainment industry in presenting a Variety Club International membership. Women secretaries swarmed Como while Novak drew attention from reporters in the West Wing lobby.
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Patchy fog near coast tonight then hazy sun Saturday
Weather forecast notes patchy fog along the coast tonight and Saturday morning with hazy sun and a rise in temperature. Saturday will be slightly warmer with a noon temperature around 70 degrees.
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