Father Gives Kidney To Save Son From Death
In Boston a father donated a kidney to his gravely ill son in a landmark operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Surgeons from a 10 member team completed the complex transplant between fraternal twins as doctors monitor for acceptance. The boy has lived on dialysis since April. his condition and the donor kidney’s fate will determine the outcome in the coming weeks and months.
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Schreder’s East German flight does not count in world gliding score
American glider pilot Richard Schreder crossed into East Germany during a Cologne to West line distance flight. Officials say the border entry will not count toward the team score though Schreder did set a personal cross border record. Schreder and two crewmen were released quickly after border contact while US authorities avoided intervention. Schreder’s wife Angelika awaited at the border as the craft was recovered.
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Germany
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Elmira
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Tecumseh, Mich
John D. Ryan
Scottsdale
Ariz
Angelika
Ellender opposes Mahoning Dam funding over county bond vote
Sen Allen J Ellender said he would block a $2.2 million request for the Mahoning River dam and reservoir project. He argued Trumbull County must approve bonds before local share is funded, despite moves to cut local costs. The project totals $14 million with $7.2 million from Ohio counties.
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Eisenhower
Warren Oh
House
Senate
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Ohio
Mahoning
Trumbull
Mahonng County
Trumbull County
Chronicle Telegram newsmasthead from June 10 1960
The fragment shows the Lorain County Chronicle Telegram issue details page with publication notes, pricing and delivery terms. It includes the address 223 East Ave Elyria Ohio and mentions second class mail privileges and carrier delivery.
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Lorain County Printing A Publishing Co
East Ave
Lyria
Ohio
Flyria One
Ritee
Aingie
Matt Pe
Senate Appropriations Panel Advances 40 Billion Defense Bill
The Senate appropriations committee weighs a defense funding bill now over half the 1961 budget. It would add 828 million dollars beyond House approval and 60 million above Eisenhower’s revised request. Possible Senate floor moves may seek about 270 million more for F 106 aircraft and satellite work.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Carl Albert
Okla
Albert
World Events Mixed With Odd Local Tales From Around The Globe
Miss Europe in Beirut selects winner from 17 nations as host for first non European country In Jarrow England striking dockers win bus access after complaining ships unloading caused embarrassment In Davenport Iowa Dorothy Williams sues over a bike incident in a city park In New York City royal visitors and Mussolini wartime demand noted A harness figure Ralph Leroy Craig dies by suicide in Urbana Ohio State doubles championship underway Findlay Ohio Rep Judd named GOP keynoter and Wallyock named permanent chairman Estelle Supczynski 18 of New Jersey involved in kidnapping case Americans spend more on recreation than medical care Speeding case debate in Canterbury England features a magistrate quip about 1934 cars
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Lebanon
Jarrow
England
Davenport
Iowa
Dorothy Williams
Rock Island
Ill
Pennsyvania Railroad seeks to discontinue service at Cuyahoga Falls station
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Public Utilities Commission for authority to end passenger and baggage service at its Cuyahoga Falls station while freight operations would remain unaffected. Nearby notes report Fremont police changes, a polio case in Cleveland, and various political and historical items from across the state.
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Buckeye Trail Assn
Athens
Emma Gatewood
Gallipolis
Cecil
Underwood
W Va
Robert B. Meyner
Renton
Bomare
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Teads
Eight More U.S. Banks Ease Credit
The Federal Reserve authorized eight banks to cut loan charges to commercial banks from 4 to 3.5 percent. Banks in New York, Dallas, Cleveland, Richmond, St Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago received permission. Philadelphia and San Francisco had already reduced rates, with Boston and Atlanta expected to follow.
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Atlanta
Jet pioneer Lavochin dies as Soviet aviation leader
Moscow reports the death of May Gen Semen Lavochinn founder of the USSR first jet aircraft and a noted aircraft designer. The government announced the death on Thursday signaling a major loss to Soviet aviation history.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Broadway Lights Return as Strike Ends in New York
Broadway producers and Actors Equity reach a contract after a lengthy shutdown. Union gains include increased minimum salaries and rehearsal pay with plans for a pension. The settlement eyes ticket price stability while individual shows plan to resume by Monday after a costly blackout.
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Martin Ethel Merman
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Gleason
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League of New York Theaters
Broadway Producers Theater
Nixon Stands Firm In Rocky Fire With Rockefeller
Vice President Richard M Nixon framed his presidential bid amid a Republican clash with Nelson Rockefeller. He defended administration policies in Camden New Jersey while inviting Rockefeller to a television debate. Eisenhower and top GOP leaders backed Nixon as party tensions rose ahead of the convention.
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UPD
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New York
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Camden
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
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House
White House
Roosevelts Still Battle Tammany
Roosevelt feud with Tammany Hall spans decades from FDR's New York legislature days to postwar politics. The article traces clashes between the Roosevelts and boss Charles Murphy De Sapio and notes episodes involving Eleanor and Franklin Jr in primaries and statewide races. It also mentions Bobby Kennedy era hopes and Roosevelt interactions with bosses outside New York.
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UPI
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Fdr Jr
Eleanor Roose
New York City
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New York State
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John F Kennnedy
Mass
Nixon Replies Item by Item to Rockefeller Manifesto
Vice President Richard M Nixon answered Rockefeller's policy proposals point by point at a Camden New Jersey news conference. He opposed compulsory arbitration citing wage and price controls. He rejected federal aid for aged medical care but supported direct subsidies. He backed aid to schooling and higher education. He favored a defense budget increase of three billion dollars but urged periodic policy review. He supported tax reform and a full tax reappraisal.
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UPI
Richard M Nixon
Camden NJ
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Camp Iss-See-Kes Signups Open At Elyria YMCA
Two sentences promote 900 boys and girls attending Camp Iss-See-Kes this summer. Register soon at the Elyria YMCA to secure a spot and avoid disappointment.
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Elyria
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