Surgeons Remove Faulty Auricular Appendices At UCLA Medical Center
At Wadsworth Veterans Hospital and University of California medical center in Los Angeles surgeons cut away parts of three patients hearts to remove clots from auricular appendices and stitched openings to restore blood flow. The operation aims to prevent clots from reaching the brain and causing death.
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Fifteen year old killer on trial in Charleston
Fifteen year old Jimmy Basham described shooting his father Charles Basham after a drinking bout on April 2 claiming self defense and threats. Jury returned guilty verdict after three hours of deliberation in a high tension Charleston courtroom.
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Four linemen killed as high voltage line snaps in rain
A Georgia Power line on a highway project between Pearson and Cogdell snapped in a driving rain, electrocuting four linemen: C. A. Odum, 48. C. B. Brooker. J. L. Liles Jr., 24. and C. L. Brown. Two other crewmen, J. D. Williams and Y. H. Bennett, escaped unhurt. All were Waycross residents.
Milk Strike Halts Pittsburgh Dairy Delivery Crisis
A 3250 AFL dairy workers strike cut off milk and dairy supplies for five million in western Pennsylvania including Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. City officials failed to halt the walkout with an 11th hour bid. Emergency milk delivery to hospitals and homes is being arranged as union demands include a 40 hour week and a three week vacation after 15 years, plus compensation for reduced pay from a price drop.
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Day's Activities In Congress
Senate resumes debate on rent control extension. Banking subcommittee questions Recon Marine Corp officials. Foreign relations subcommittee probes communist charges hearing former OSS officer. House adjourns till Monday. Foreign affairs hearing arms aid to Europe in closed session. Yesterday passes include curbing illegal narcotics trade and army modernization. Vardaman denies urging delay in Amerasia prosecution. Senate-house conference approves 596 million military building program. Ways and Means backtracks on capital gains tax cut.
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Civic Center Bonds funded by Honey Sale
A local official states that honey sales revenue next fall will fund the liquidation of civic center bonds and he will invite bids on the honey.
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Governor Aspirant Opens Headquarters in Phoenix
Ralph Watkins of Buckeye announced the formal opening of his campaign headquarters in Phoenix. He is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor.
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