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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
5
A baby girl named Judy underwent open heart surgery to correct an absent left pulmonary vein and an unclosed birth valve. After initial recovery, doctors warned she would have limited heart and lung function for life, though her color improved and she showed signs of waking and comfort with familiar items nearby.
Brig. Gen. Marion E. B. Carl of the 1st Marine Air Wing led rescue helicopters in a high risk operation. Two ships were shot down. one pilot said the mission felt like a lifetime. Col. George F. Bauman coordinated eight ships, canceled a second wave as visibility collapsed. One pilot dragged tree tops to safety, another survived a fireball during a low altitude takeoff. About 9 percent of Canada’s population lies within 200 miles of the US border.
In Grand Rapids Michigan AP report John T Williams a 94 year old widower and former Lake County deputy sheriff seeks any job including full or part time He recently fled a job application after President Johnson urged seniors to return to work amid labor shortages February data show Grand Rapids unemployment around two percent Williams remains optimistic about his chances with the Michigan Employment Security Commission noting his experience and age as potential assets.
In Capetown during a week of pranks, Rhodesian students at a university staged a kidnapping joke targeting the elder Smith and British officials. The hoax drew attention to Salisbury and the Smith government as students claimed to release Kenneth Gibbs and Robert Smith if their fathers met with the crown governor. The stunt tied to university activities and a campus “Tag Week” drive, with mixed reactions locally.
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