President Kennedy Ill With Brief Virus Says Doctor
President Kennedy stayed in bed with a sore throat and fever. Dr. Janet Travell said the illness is a mixed bacterial and viral infection, not influenza, and is likely a one to two day virus.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
6
President Kennedy stayed in bed with a sore throat and fever. Dr. Janet Travell said the illness is a mixed bacterial and viral infection, not influenza, and is likely a one to two day virus.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Alma Ata to mark the fourth founding anniversary of the Kazakh Republic and the Kazakhstan Communist Party Tass reported.
Trial of a $15 000 damage suit brought by Lawrence M. Walls against the City of Bluefield and others is under way over injuries he says occurred June 4 1960 when a dislodged traffic signal was struck by a truck trailer on Jones and Bland Streets. The plaintiff asserts the trailer owner Rukes allowed the rig to be too tall for the light and the city failed to keep the signal properly positioned. An order approving an Austin property sale for $8 000 to Grace Pennington was also approved. A separate civil action accusing an automobile and a cab collision on Route 52 May 14 1961 seeks $10 000 for Dorothy Cook.
The Church of God opens its 73rd International Convention in Anderson Ind with Rev H Clay Dunaway pastor of Bluefield West Virginia First Church of God among hundreds of ministers registered Leaders expect about 20000 participants from around the world as the event runs through June 2 with daily conferences General Ministerial Assembly sessions 26 worship services and mass meetings each night.
London officials announce a new aviation venture: London to Ghana service begins soon with planned routes and schedule details. The move aims to boost trade and travel between the two regions, aligning with regional development goals.
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