Octuplets Born In Mexico
A 21 year old Mexican housewife gave birth Friday to octuplets four boys and four girls in Mexico City. Two infants died almost at once and six others face very poor survival odds. The birth occurred about 27 weeks premature at 7 30 p m CST. The mother Theresa Sepulveda from Nuevo Laredo, the father Genaro Sepulveda of Mexico City, and the eight infants were taken to the 20th of November hospital in incubators. One prior similar case in Boston in 1966 ended with one stillborn and six deaths.
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Mexico City
UPI
Ignazio de Las Fuentes
Mexico
Boston
Sandra Cwikielnik
Cwikielnik
Nuevo Laredo
Texas
Theresa Sepulveda
E. Estrada
Genaro Sepulveda
Mounting Casualties Mark US Assaults On North Vietnam
In Saigon, U S authorities said at least 25 Americans were killed when a Navy C47 transport crashed after flying from Cam Ranh Bay to Saigon. Earlier, two Viet Cong mortar attacks and allied airstrikes killed and wounded dozens as U S jets fought MIGs and targeted North Vietnam's steel fabricating mill in a major industry strike.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Thailand
North Vietnam
Gest Steel
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Phu Loi
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai
Hue
Kontum
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen Steel Plant
Thai Nguyen
Dodd Denies Misconduct Charge Before Ethics Hearing
Sen Thomas J Dodd challenged ethics charges on the Senate floor denying personal use of thousands in political contributions He offered refunds for challenged donations and blamed a sloppy bookkeeper for seven duplicate billings He said no donor questioned fundraising events were for non campaign purposes and would return funds if needed
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Pearson
Anderson
16 Year Old Struck by Car Near Paradise Restaurant
Bennington teen Michael Saliba, 16, was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for forehead, knee, and knuckle contusions after being struck by an eastbound car driven by Jesse Bradwell on Main Street in front of the Paradise Restaurant. He may stay overnight for observation. Meanwhile military reports describe Viet Cong mortar attacks injuring U.S. personnel near Saigon and airstrikes against targets in North Vietnam.
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Michael Saliba
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Paradise
Saliba
Main Street
Jesse Bradwell
Searsburg
Putnam Memorial
Stalin's Daughter Defects to West in Rome Hideout
Svetlana Stalin, the Soviet leader’s daughter, is reported to have defected and sought asylum in Europe while hiding in Rome. Diplomatic sources say the U.S. hesitates to welcome her due to delicate East-West relations as she travels from New Delhi with her late husband’s ashes.
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Stalin
West
Rome
UPI
Svetlana Stalina
Josef Stalin
United States
Washington
Svetlana
India
U.S. State Department
White House
George Christian
Il Giornale d'Italia
U.S
G. Frederick Reinhardt
New Delhi
Mr. Singh
Moroz
Rostov University
Yuri Zhdanov
Zhdanov
Soviet Union
Nadezhda Alliluyeva
Nadezhda
Jacob
Vasily
Air Force
Reuther Pledges Fight For Guaranteed Wage
Detroit UPI Walter P Reuther UAW president pledged no new auto industry contracts will be signed unless a guaranteed annual wage is included. He called the demand the most historic goal of the summer talks, citing anticipated layoffs at Chrysler GM and Ford and tying wage guarantees to year begin income clarity.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Automotive Big Three
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler Department
Chrysler Corp
Fraser
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Inside Columnist Notes And Fishing And Snowy Photos
Inside Columnist Jean Wassick chides Monday mornings while Roy Marsden offers smelt fishing views. With spring in the air, Page 5 hosts photographs intended as a final gaze at winter.
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Jean Wassick
Page 3
Roy Marsden
St Albans Named Site for Medium Security Institution
The Vermont House and Senate Institutions Committees unanimously backed the state institution board’s plan to place a medium security facility in St. Albans. The board’s 3 to 0 vote followed prior rejection of Colchester and points to an 180 acre parcel off Interstate 89 as the favored site. Clarence Litchfield of New York is expected next week to begin preliminary surveys and planning. Senator Olin Gay praised the decision as a long time in coming and urged immediate progress.
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Olin Gay
Windsor
Senate Institutions Committee
Three Step GOP Win Plan Outlined for 1968
Mrs. John Salmon of Tucson outlined a three step plan to land a Republican in the White House in 1968 at a Vermont Republican Women luncheon. The talk credited 1966 victories as step one while urging continued work for step two and launching the 1968 campaign as step three. Special guests and Vermont federation leaders attended the Paradise Restaurant gathering.
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National Federation of Republican Women
White House
John Salmon
Tucson
Ariz
Vermont
Paradise
Salmon
Paradise Restaurant
Madeline Harwood
Manchester
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
James Oakes
Brat
Tuscon, Ariz
Harwood
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Aberdeen, Miss
API
Mississippi Highway Patrol
R. W. Brown
Zion Episcopal Church
Virginia Ritchie
Lynda Eaton
Darlene Fielding
Pamela Beattie
Pamela Reynolds
Christina Tardy
Ringheiser
Sen. Dodd
Chrysler
San Mateo
California
San Francisco
Keiko Haychiya
Laurie Mushiake
St. Albans
GOP
Tleboro
Suzanne Smith
Rutland Federation of Republican Women
Richard Sykes
Vermont Federation
Murray Campbell
N.Y. DuHamel
Margarite Armitage
Pittsford
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