Blood shortage ends strange hospital mishap
In Wichita Falls a Red Cross nurse incident led to a blood loss after a telephone company worker Turner was told to remove his coat. The blood bank soon reported a shortage. In Mobile polio vaccine distribution faced refusals. In Pikeville a biology demo produced live snakes in classrooms. In Salem a principal comforted a crying first grader unsure how to read.
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Macmillan reshuffles cabinet with two new ministers
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan completes a cabinet reshuffle naming two new ministers, including a former undersecretary, to lead the Commonwealth Relations and the board of trade. The moves place Lord Derwent and The Duke of Devonshire in senior government roles as ministers of state.
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Texas Sheriff Ends Anti-Stew Uprising
Sheriff Bill Hauck ended a two hour riot at Behar County Jail by firing two shots to quell prisoners protesting stew. Four inmates were wounded as deputies used wax billets and high pressure hoses while inmates set mattresses ablaze. The unrest followed two months of complaints over meal choices with inmates demanding different dishes and bread or water as threats.
Test Ban Parley To Continue At Geneva
Western negotiators at the 17 nation disarmament conference express cautious hope that the Soviet Union will enter serious bargaining on a nuclear test ban treaty. The talks in Geneva proceed with a final plenary session set for Friday before adjournment while the U N General Assembly meets in New York. Russia agreed to let the three nation subcommittee keep meeting in the fall, and unconfirmed reports say Semyon Tsarapkin may return to lead the Soviet delegation.
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Laos, Czechoslovakia Establish Formal Diplomatic Ties
Laos announced today the establishment of formal diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia since taking office, marking the first ties between the Communist country and Laos' coalition government.
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Illinois Dixie Girls Win Preliminaries
Illinois contestant Pamela Gilbert won the swim suit prelim, standing 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 115 pounds, as Miss America pageant preliminaries began in Atlantic City. Mississippi’s Charlotte Ann Carroll captured the talent title with a Olive Oyl inspired song and dance. The 54 contestants from across the states, Canada, DC, New York City and Chicago competed in three prelim categories with evening gowns still to come.
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Local Press Notes From Long Beach Market Report
Fragmentary news item from Long Beach with scattered phrases about a matter at Pot Hite and audit circulation. Mentions Pat Maath Per Year Carnes Ueuvery S278 and $17.00 with references to Remast 2th 33.00 and Saturday activities. unclear details about a public or media audit and circulation figures.
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