Open Heart Operation Done Under Hypnosis Report
Dr Milton J Marmer of UCLA described using hypnosis during open heart surgery on two teenagers at the American Medical Association meeting. A 14 year old deaf girl awoke on command while on the heart lung machine and heard instructions via a hearing aid.
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Patricia McCormack
United Press International
San Francisco
UPI
The
American Medical Assn
Milton J. Marmer
University of California At Los Angeles
Marmer
Langer Wins North Dakota Renomination Without GOP Backing
William Langer, independent since a GOP split, captures the North Dakota Senate renomination for a fourth term as Lt. Gov. Clyde Duffy concedes. With 471 of 2,331 precincts reported, Langer had 15,089 to Duffy's 10,278 while Duffy pursued the fall race.
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Sen. Langer
GOP
North Dakota
Fargo
N.D
William Langer
Clyde Duffy
Duffy
Langer
Handsome Young Attorney Wins South Carolina Runoff
Ernest F. Hollings, 36, a Democrat, won South Carolina’s runoff for governor by about 45,000 votes over Donald S. Russell. Hollings becomes the state’s youngest postwar governor, with a campaign focused on attracting new business. He succeeds Gov. George Bell Timmerman Jr., who did not seek re-election.
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South Carolina
Robert McHugh
Columbia
8. C
Ernest F. Hollings
Hollings
Russell
William C. Johston
Anderson
For
Timmerman
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Russell-Hollings
James F. Byrnes
U.S
Sial
Bomb scare delays Western Air Lines flight to Las Vegas
A Western Air Lines plane from Los Angeles to Las Vegas was searched after a caller claimed a bomb on board. Twenty nine passengers including singer Keely Smith were deplaned, FBI checked the aircraft, and after a two hour delay the flight resumed.
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Los Angeles
Keely Smith
FBI
Western Air Lines
Las Vegas
Nev
Hoegh Named New Defense Chief by Eisenhower
Former Iowa Governor Leo A. Hoegh, 50, was named by President Eisenhower to head the new Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization, a $25 000 a year post. Hoegh, famed for his hawk like drive, served as defense administrator and earlier as Iowa governor, with World War II service in Gen. Terry Allen’s 104th Timberwolf Infantry Division.
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Des Moines
Leo A. Hough
Office of Defense and
Civilian Mobilization
Iowa
Eisenhower
Washington
Hoegh
Terry Allen
Allen
104Th
Timberwolf
Elk
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