Kennedy baby deliveries show average of four by cesarean
Washington doctor says Mrs Kennedy has had four cesarean deliveries, the "average" number for a mother needing such a birth method. No strict limit exists. success depends on womb condition after prior cesarean. Prior events include 1956 deliveries and October hemorrhage.
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Associated Press
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Kennedy
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Ilo
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Senate Republicans Rally for Civil Rights Statute Vote
In a display of party unity, Senate Republicans push a 24 1 vote against a Javits amendment to bar federal funds for racially segregated hospitals. Democrat Mansfield survives a Mansfield motion and hints that future civil rights bills will win Democratic support as NAACP leaders press for action.
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R-N.y
Health, Education and Welfare and Labor Department
NAACP
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Javits
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Congress
Bombs Continue to Rock Palermo Amid Mafia Probe
A fifth TNT-filled car exploded in Palermo within five weeks as police pressure on the Sicilian Mafia grows. No injuries were reported in the latest blast outside shopkeeper Salvatore di Noto's home, a key witness aiding authorities investigating Mafia activities.
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Palermo
Sicily
Salvatore di Noto
di Noto
Thant Returns From Soviet Union
United Nations Secretary General U Thant returns from Moscow and says an early nonaggression declaration by East and West is a definite possibility.
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New York
U. Thant
United Nations
Moscow
Kennedy Sets Up Commuting Plans
President Kennedy arranged a commuting schedule between his newborn son Patrick and wife Jacqueline. He visited Patrick at Children’s Hospital Medical Center, returned to Otis Air Force Base to be with the First Lady, then flew to Boston for another visit and to spend the night. Patrick weighed 4 pounds 10 ounces at birth five and a half weeks early by cesarean section.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Otis Airforce Base Hospital
Boston
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Jacqueline
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Air Base
Denver Gambler Walkie Talkie Shot Dead
Police found Robin R. Roberts a Denver gambler nicknamed Walkie Talkie shot four times and beaten in a ditch west of Denver. The 33 year old had previously informed the police in several cases including a conviction of two underworld figures. No arrests have been made.
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Denver
Colo
Robin R. Roberts
Roberts
Six Asturias Mines Closed in Spain
OVIEDO Spain AP The civil governor closed six Asturias coal mines Wednesday due to ongoing work stoppages and production slowdowns officials announced.
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Asturias
Spain
Oviedo
NBC plans four weekly movie slots with edited features
NBC defends four to five hours of weekly movie airings on Saturdays and Mondays, detailing film selection, edits, and the aim to attract families. Donald Bays notes about 30 of 79 screened pictures are chosen, favoring big stars and action, with color upgrades and newer titles. ABC covers bridge championships for Wide World of Sports with hand charts and mirrors.
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Robert Mitchum
William Holden
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Bogart
Elizabeth Taylor
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Pork and Lamb Dishes Draw Shopping Attention Across Regions
Meat bargains widen with pork cuts and lamb drawing holiday weekend focus. Pork prices dip from seasonal lows as Midwest markets report bargains on chops and spare ribs. Northeast favoring smoked hams. West Coast sees pork loin drops up to five cents. Lamb at spring lows in many regions with New York chains promoting legal lamb at 49 cents. Beef edges higher. broiler demand easing but remains economical.
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Associated Press
West
California
New York Area
Helen Shields Dies Broadway and TV Actress
Actress Helen Shields, known for Broadway roles and TV appearances, died Wednesday in New York at age unknown. Her credits include The Moon Besieged and other major stage works.
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Helen Shields
Miss Shields
Flying Thrills Stunt Pilots Still Needed for Films
Hollywood AP profile of Frank Tallman, head of Tallmantz Air Service, and partner Paul Mantz. The piece covers Tallman preparing to take over stunt work, the history of the family, and their collection of early aircraft. The Boron California shoot for The Carpetbaggers is described as the pair discuss risk and aging in film stunts.
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Edward Dmytryk
Boron
Calif
George Peppard
Frank Tallman
Paul Mantz
Tallmantz
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Owatonna Daily People's Press Expands with New Plant
Owatonna Minn AP publisher Benjamin E. Darby II announced purchase of two downtown properties on West Pearl Street and a 24 page tubular press. The press prints color and black and white up to 25 000 papers per hour. Property was bought from Ella B Tut hill trust and Elsie Horton.
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Owatonna
Quie Opposes Expanding Food Stamp Pilot Nationwide
Rep. Albert Quie of Minnesota says he will oppose widening the surplus foods pilot to cover the entire country. He argues expansion would shift local welfare duties to the federal government and favors keeping the program to areas with high unemployment or industrial slump. The pilot began in 1961 and now operates in 42 local areas across 21 states.
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Washington
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
Getting Medical Checkup Is Leading Status Symbol
A humorous piece from New York AP remarks that annual medical checkups have become a status symbol. It follows the narrator's social alienation until a friend urges a checkup, then details modern medical screening, x rays, and tests, ending with a caution to adopt a calmer lifestyle.
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New York
Belafonte to skip Greek Theater date for Civil Rights march
AP dispatches report singer Harry Belafonte is released from an August 26 Greek Theater appearance to participate in the Washington civil rights demonstration. He aims to organize entertainers to join the march in support of civil rights legislation.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Harry Belafonte
Washington
Belafonte
Showers Flood Southern California Ravages Victorville
Thunder showers drenched Southern California causing flash floods that washed out highways and submerged communities. Up to three feet of water flooded Victorville and Apple Valley while deputies report rescues after waist high water cut State Highway 18.
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Los Angeles
California
Victorville
Apple Valley
Mojave Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Pioneer aviator Lilian Dillon dies at 84
Miss Dillon, 84, a pioneer woman aviator, died at her Perth home on Tuesday. She was the first woman member of Britain's Royal Aero Club.
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Perth
Australia
Lilian Dillon
Miss Dillon
Royal Aero Club
Britain
Water Flowing Brings Inspector To Englewood Home
An Englewood water inspector visited a drought stricken home after water ran down a sidewalk. Inside, a weary housewife was draining water from her basement following an early clouds burst.
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Englewood
Colo
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