Miracle of Surgery Restores Severed Arm
Everett Knowles Jr. 12, lost his right arm below the shoulder in a freight train accident near Boston. Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital rejoined the limb in an eight hour operation using blood vessels nerves and bone repair. The boy faces months of grafts and nerve work with hopeful prospects for daily function and possible future baseball.
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Kennedy Postpones Visit to Brazil
President Kennedy delays his planned trip to Brazil until mid November due to congressional work and upcoming election campaigns. Analysts see risks of perceived Yankee interference amid Brazil’s political crisis as Goulart struggles to form a cabinet after cabinet resignations and party conflicts.
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Kennedy Plans Brazil Visit Deferred in 1961 Crisis
Kennedy had prepared a Brazil visit that was later deferred after President Quadros resigned and Goulart succeeded him, marking a pause in diplomatic travel during the crisis.
Strikers Return To Work At Summersville Dam
Workers at the $45 million Summersville dam project resume duties after a three day strike. Local 1353 union members protested Western Contracting Corp for hiring out of state labor. A spokesman said the firm will dismiss most imported workers and hire only West Virginia labor going forward.
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Broadway Producer Carl Reed Dies at 79 in Cortland
Carl D. Reed, 79, a former Broadway theatrical producer, died Wednesday. Born in Perry, Iowa, he moved to Cortland eight years ago after retiring from the stage.
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