FACES 92nd Operation X Ray Victim Tells 64 Year Ordeal
Emil Grubbe now 84 recalls 64 years of radiation related pain from 92nd operation for burns and cancer. He described losing fingers and facial tissue after pioneering X ray treatments begun in 1895. Grubbe, first to apply radiation for cancer, says he would not repeat his experiments despite helping thousands of doctors.
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Emil T. Grubbe
Dr. Grubbe
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Grubbe
Goldfine Alters Plea in Contempt Case
Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine withdrew his innocent plea to a contempt of Congress indictment and entered a no contest plea. Judge James W. Morris accepted it despite opposition, noting the disposition could yield leniency. Goldfine faced up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine, linked to refusing to answer questions before a House subcommittee about the Boston Port Development Co. weathered by agency clashes, with past gifts to politicians noted in hearings.
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U. S
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William Hitz
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Goldfine
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Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Boston Port Development Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Tax heirs misspelled names in press telegram list
The paper notes misspellings in the daily list of forgotten fortune tax heirs. Internal Revenue Service files show the correct spellings, and taxpayers should notify the IRS to qualify for refunds. The item appears on Page 5 today.
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2 Car Crash Kills 6 Near California Town
A head on collision on Highway 60 about two miles west of Beaumont California killed six people, five from one family. Two others were injured critically. Victims include Martha Elizabeth Laney and Olin Keith Laney of Fullerton and Branson Missourian Jesse G Bell, with surviving driver Mersehel Milford Laney and Mamie H Bell among the injured.
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Highway Patrol
Martha Elizabeth Laney
Olin Keith Laney
Terry Laney
Eugene Laney
Thelia Laney
Fullerton
Jesse, G. Bell
Brarson
Mersehel Milford Laney
Mamie H. Bell
Jesse
Six Editions Daily Reports Assimilated Lao Home
A daily issue titled Six Editions Daily notes the assimilation of Lao home affairs into a unified publication. The report details merging practices, editorial coordination, and the impact on local readers serving as a brief notice of the consolidation.
Juno II Explodes After Launch at Cape Canaveral
An Explorer VI satellite mission ending in explosion. Juno II rocket failed shortly after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. 95 people in the blockhouse escaped unharmed including Brig. Gen. John Birkley and Dre Kurt Debus. Fire and smoke enveloped the site as the Jupiter missile stages and upper stages failed. The blast halted the space test and left unclear damage estimates.
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Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Dre Kurt Debus
Rescue at 12,500 Feet Highlights Park Drama
An Air Force turbojet helicopter rescued Robert Moser, 54, of Palm Springs, from a 2,500 foot level in Kings Canyon Sequoia National Park. He was injured after being dragged by a pack animal. Moser was flown to Lone Pine then to Visalia hospital. Rangers and a doctor, Dr. Robert Karstadt, reached the site and helped in the rescue, with further air and ground support.
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R. S. Martin
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Moser
Robert D. Karstadt
Porterville
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Weather Outlook With Clouds Late Night Tomorrow
Low clouds persist tonight and early Friday. Friday remains mostly sunny with little change in temperature. The maximum temperature by noon today is 77 degrees.
Brown joins liberal group on Democratic Advisory Council
Gov. Colaund G. Brown was named to the Democratic Advisory Council, seen as a sign he could be a 1960 Democratic nominee. Paul Butler announced the appointment, while critics argued it tightens liberal backing to counter moderates led by congressional figures. In Washington, Secretary Herter urged Gromyko to drop slogans and work toward a Berlin crisis solution with UN help and monitored access to Berlin to prevent further flareups.
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Nerlin
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Flotter
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Berlin
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Policeman and Teller Held Up in Niles Bank Heist
A gunman robbed teller Miss Judy Whitney and Patrolman Anthony Marsico of about 40000 as they left the Niles bank. They were forced into Marsico's cruiser, driven to Stevens Park, blindfolded, and forced out. The robber fled in another car waiting at the park.
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Womon
Judy Whitney
Anthony Marsico
Niles Bank
Marsico
Stevens Park
Infant Beaten by Couple Dies in Los Angeles
A 13 month old boy beaten last Friday with an electric jump cord by his mother Florence Ann Brown and her common law husband Raymond Goff died at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. Scott Brown underwent heart surgery and both suspects face felony assault charges with new charges expected to be filed.
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Children's Hospital
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Maywood Steel Strike a Gentlemanly War
Report from Maywood details a rare steel strike scene at the U S Steel plant. Union Local 205 chair Robert Paige and plant superintendent Otto Aster are seen conversing across a high fence while pickets operate from a shaded field office supplied with water and power. The mood is cordial amid a labor dispute.
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U.S. Steel Co
Steel Company
Maywood
Otto Aster
Robert Paige
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Khrushchev Pledges No War In Speech In Poland
Announcement notes Khrushchev pledging that Russia will never start war, with references to where the speech appears in the newspaper sections and page numbers across Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Theaters, and other pages.
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Poland
Russia
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Great Entry Day At L B Airport For Miss Universe Call
About 2 000 spectators welcomed the Miss Universe contestants and entourage as Trans World Airlines flight brought 7 global entrants into Long Beach Municipal Airport from New York City at 10 20 a m. European and domestic beauties appeared in vivid costumes while hosts and local chaperones prepared for the pageant. Reigning Miss Universe Lire Zuloaga of Colombia Miss U S A Arlene Howell and Miss Welcome to Long Beach Karen Krancus were on hand.
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