Show OGDEN 7 StltTU STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING JAN 29 1963 tttnTREU 2 Doctors Plqnf 'Tin Ear' 1 RCttYOftX In Deaf Ccasi Woma n In many cases of deafness Doyle said the auditory nerve is normal Accident or illness has damaged the ear drum or the tiny bones that conduct its vibration! d to a organ called the cochlea So long as the cochlea or semicircular canal is undamaged and the auditory nerve is normal he said the electronic defluid-fille- off about $1000 exclusive of medical vice will work LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nov 27 an electronic "ear" was fees Hear thm Naw "So far Mrs X has had no insurgically implanted in the skull woman who had fection no pain and no headof a STEREO ORGAN Last WURLITZER as m COlO a aa am ar aammw BHMBL V tOVE$T TEMPERATURES HUttt and CLOUO FORECAST © WEATHER FOTOCAST MB been deaf from birth Today Mrs X can hear She can distinguish words and is learning to associate them with speech sounds she long ago was trained to make tut which she could not hear: N 'y The success of the "ear" has encouraged the electronics specialist who made it to start planning artificial "eyes" like tiny television sets and electronic circuitry to replace aches" Doyle said "She can tell speech from music even say whether the speaker is a man or a woman And most important of all she is very happy' polio-damag- FORECAST UP TO 7 AM WEDNESDAY — A band of light scattered snow is predicted for the western and central Great Lakes region through the Ohio Valley and into the central Rockies Rain or freezing rain is forecast for the western Gulf region and heavy rain also is indicated for the central Pacific coastal region Light snow or snow flurries should prevail over portions of the North- Clear to partly cloudy side s are indicated elsewhere — (UPI ern Plains Tele-phot- o) Strikes Stir New Storm Brings Inch More Of Snow Coming Unrest on Labor Front United Press International The strike widened today against two Cleveland newspapers and joint talks were scheduled in the New York dailies walkout as the nationwide wave of labor unrest showed few signs of subsiding It was possible the Kansas City bus drivers would join Philadelphia bus trolley and subway-elevate- d operators in walkouts affecting hundreds of thousands of commuters Two defense plants— in St Louis and Nevada— were struck The labor- - disputes were the worst the cation has experienced in months and their cost to the economy already was estimated at more than $1 billion NEWSPAPERS The mailers and printers voted to join the Newspaper Guild and the Teamsters in the strike against the Cleveland Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher met with officials of ' 11 unions and the- - publishers in an effort work stoppage to end the y The last of the contracts of the 11 unions expires this week No new agreements have been signed Locher said Guild members had voted to accept management's offer of a "maintenance of membership" clause with seven-aa- y escape period — me key issue Another meeting of the Guild and publishers was sched 61-da- uled for today New York In the newspaper strike Mayor Robert ' ld Wagner and publishers brought striking printers together Mon day for the first joint negotia tions since he began marathon talks Wagner Reported later there was discussion — "but certainly no agreement —on the use of out side tape for automatic type-sting and what the union calls ""reproduction"— or the setting o type to duplicate any work done - - et in outside shops DEFENSE Projects including work on an atomic engine and a liquid fueled rocket for a moon shot project slowed to a near halt at the Nevada test site Monday when 2500 of the 3900-ma-n work force re fused to cross picket lines About 500 office workers went on strike because of elimination of travel time and a cutback in subsistence from$750 to $5 per - - ' Light snow flurries dusted the ground in the Ogden area Monday night and the Weather Bureau says more is on the way The forecast is for occasional snow through Wednesday with heavy amounts in the mountains The low temperature tonight will be 24 the Wednesday high in the low 30s Ogden's high temperature Mon- - Ban Talks Move to long-deadlock- te - " r "Have we" asks an important article in February Reader's Digest ""lost the capacity for indignation as each day 4500 boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 17 take up smoking? 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