Mystery Deaths Of Newborns Across Two States Spark Inquiry
Doctors investigate a two-site outbreak of spinal bifida like birth defects in Vermont and Atlanta in 1962. Vermont logged 21 cases with 10 survivors amid 99 per 100,000 live births. Atlanta saw 10 cases with 2 survivors, six times normal. Researchers from University of Vermont and CDC-style health service probe certificates, hospitals, and physicians to identify a common agent.
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Scranton Kennedy to Dedicate Pinchot Institute in Milford
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania will join President Kennedy on September 24 in Milford for the dedication ceremony of the new Pinchot Institute for Conservation studies.
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Kennedy uses television to push tax cut fight in Congress
President Kennedy has relied on television and radio to explain his policies and press for popular support, with a national address planned to promote a hoped for tax cut. Senate obstacles loom, led by Senator Byrd who questions cutting taxes while spending exceeds tax revenue. House Ways and Means approved a staged 11 billion tax cut, but Senate hearings may be delayed by civil rights debates. Kennedy officials note past TV efforts shaped by crises and times, including the Cuban Missile Crisis address and civil rights actions.
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Jamestown Lifts 78 Day Water Ban
Mayor William E Whitehead canceled the drought era restrictions in Jamestown after a July 2 start. Residents could again use municipal water for nonessential tasks as officials monitor artesian wells Cassadaga Valley and await rain.
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Columbus developer Don M. Asto Sr. dies at 65
Don M. Asto Sr., a nationally known shopping center developer, died of a heart attack in Columbus yesterday. He was the designer of what is believed to be the nation’s first shopping center in Columbus in 1921 and at his death led the nation’s largest chain of regional type centers.
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Erie seeks international airport status amid funding delays
Congressman Weaver and Erie officials push for international status as traffic volumes rise but fiscal constraints and staffing limits hamper immediate designation. Nichols cites insufficient total volume for a customs post and lack of funding, with a pledge to reconsider after fiscal year 1964 ends. If granted, streamlined clearance would reduce Canada related delays and avoid sending flights to Buffalo or Cleveland for clearance.
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UN Assembly Elects Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez President
In a glittering opening attended by Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U S Ambassador Stevenson, Venezuelan lawyer Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez, 31, was elected assembly president as the trusteeship council session began. Stevenson urged debates free of Cold War polemics after a earlier nine minute call with Gromyko at the Soviet mission.
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Noted doctor dies in Phoenix at 64
Dr Edward les Ottenheimer a nationally known cancer specialist died yesterday in Phoenix at age 64. His career spanned research treatment and education and he held positions at major medical centers. The death prompted tributes from colleagues and patients alike.
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