12 Sep 1961
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
1
A wounded duck with buckshot is brought to a Tucson high school biology class where Richard Orbaker, an 18 year old student, uses scissors tweezers and a glass tube to remove pellets and revive the bird after its heart stopped. The student predicts the duck will recover fully.
Five year old Suzanne Healy of Kings Park New York skipped a grade at Indian Head School triggering a frantic search. On her first kindergarten day her mother led her to the six block away school and she entered a first grade class by mistake. Police neighbors and officials located her later that day. In Maine a floor collapse at Cornville town hall forced the meeting to adjourn to the schoolhouse as 190 citizens debated a building code.
LOS ANGELES. Bar bara Burns, 22, daughter of the late Bob Burns, was released from General Hospital psychiatric ward and placed in County Jail. Doctors say she is legally competent but may attempt suicide again if released. Superior Judge Allen T. Lynch raised bail from 10 000 to 25 000 to keep her in protective custody. She faces a narcotics charge hearing in Superior Court.
President Roberto F. Chiari says the United States underpays for use of the Panama Canal Zone and will push for a full treaty revision. He told reporters on Monday that the administration will seek a revision at an opportune time. The United States currently pays 1.9 million dollars annually for access to the 500 square mile zone.
In Oslo, an anti-NATO surge reshapes Norway's parliament as Labor and Democratic groups clash. Rebels form the Socialist People's Party, pressuring Premier Gerhardsen and risking a shift away from Western alignment. The 150-seat chamber remains tight as parties jockey over NATO ties.
Fragmentary OCR reads like casual parish or city notes with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a delivery, a carter, a bus or event, and a Sunday reference in a misty, unclear city context.
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