Father Donates Kidney to Save Son in Boston Transplant
A Boston father donated a kidney to his 18 year old son with nephritis, marking the first satisfactory transplant between fraternal twins in the city. The operation, performed by 20 surgeons in two teams at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, lasted over five hours. The boy remains in critical condition, with doctors cautious about whether the new kidney will take. The father and son had lived through months of illness, and the family waited anxiously as doctors monitored for signs of a successful graft under careful post operative care.
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American glider pilot crosses border in world meet
In Cologne Germany American flyer Richard Schreder landed in East Germany during a distance flight and was released hours later. His crossing did not count toward the team score as per official rules. Schreder planned to fly again in today’s event while his wife Angelika waited at the border.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
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Ellender objects to Mahoning dam funding in 1961 budget
Senator Allen J Ellender says he will oppose a 2.2 million dollar appropriation for the Mahoning River dam and reservoir project. He notes Mahoning County voters approved bonds but Trumbull County failed to, so local share may not be secured. He recommends postponing the appropriation and cites county bond rejection as grounds. The project, on the west bank near Warren, Ohio, aims to flood control and supply water with a total cost around 14 million dollars.
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Lorain Chronicle Telegram 1960 front page details
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 issue from Lorain County Ohio lists publication details, price, and mailing information. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, the address at 223 East Ave Elyria, and carriage rates across Ohio counties.
Senate Eyes Defense Money In 1961 Budget Bill
The Senate appropriations committee weighs a defense package exceeding half the 1961 budget. The $40 billion bill, approved by an subcommittee, would add $828 million to the House total and $60 million beyond Eisenhower’s revised request. Democrats anticipate possible cuts or additions on the Senate floor, including funds for 50 F-106 Delta Darts and satellite work.
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Miss Europe pageant heads Beirut debut host nation
World In A Spin reports that Miss Europe will be chosen tonight in Beirut by a jury from 17 nations marking the first time a non European country hosts the 12 year old contest.
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Iowa
Dorothy Williams
Rock Island
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Rail line cuts service stop at Cuyahoga Falls station
Statewide notes report the Pennsy road seeking authority to discontinue passenger and baggage service at its Cuyahoga Falls station while freight operations are unaffected. Other items include a Fremont police veteran named to succeed a retiree, a polio case in Cleveland, Buckeye Trail route work, a Va. temporary chairman, and political campaign chatter.
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Eight More U S Banks Ease Credit
Washington reports eight Federal Reserve banks nationwide were authorized to ease credit by cutting loan charges to commercial banks from 4 to 3.5 percent. The banks in New York Dallas Cleveland Richmond St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City and Chicago received permission. The Board had already allowed a half point rate drop for Philadelphia and San Francisco. Boston and Atlanta were expected to follow.
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Jet pioneer Lavochin dies in Sovietjet era maker obituary
United Press International reports May Gen Semen Lavochinn, builder of the Soviet Union's first jet planes and a key aircraft designer, has died. The government announced the death on Thursday.
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Broadway Lights Return as Pact Ends Broadway Shutdown
Broadway theaters resume as Actors Equity and producers reach a contract agreement ending the shutdown. The settlement raises salaries, boosts minimums, and plans a pension, while ticket prices may edge higher. Actors applaud gains. producers warn costs remain but call the deal a victory.
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Nixon Stands Firm In Rocky's Fire
Washington reports Vice President Richard M Nixon defended his presidential candidacy against Nelson A Rockefeller's attacks. Nixon invited Rockefeller to a television debate to sharpen the contest at the Republican national convention and to energize the party.
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Roosevelts Still Battle Tammany
Roosevelt family feuds with Tammany Hall span decades from FDR's early New York legislature days to the postwar era. The piece outlines clashes over nominations, patronage and influence, noting key figures like Murphy, De Sapio, and Kennedy era implications for future national politics. It highlights persistent Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr tensions, potential future roles, and Roosevelt’s broader stance against political bosses across states.
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Nixon Reply To Rocky Item-by-Item
Vice President Richard M Nixon delivered an item by item reply at a Camden New Jersey news conference to Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s Labor reform and policy proposals. He opposed compulsory arbitration for wage and price controls and dismissed extending Social Security to include medical insurance while supporting direct federal state subsidies for elderly medical bills. He backed federal aid for education and higher education, rejected a large defense budget rise while urging periodic defense policy review, and urged tax reform with a complete reappraisal of the tax structure.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes Seeks 900 Boys and Girls This Summer
Elyria YMCA invites 900 boys and girls to sign up for Camp Iss-See-Kes this summer. Register soon to avoid disappointment and secure a spot.
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