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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1973

Page

7

Sextuplets Grow Stronger After Critical Week

In Denver AP report, five of six Stanek sextuplets show improvement after a week of life. Catherine Nathan and Steven remain on respirators with improving oxygen needs. Jeffrey and John breathe on their own. Julia, the smallest, died earlier from hyaline membrane disease.

Denver Jeffrey John Catherine Nathan Steven James Strain Julia Edna Stanek Lakewood Colo

Martha Mitchell says she feels abandoned and tormented

Martha Mitchell, wife of indicted ex attorney general John N. Mitchell, tells NBC News she wants her husband back. She says she feels abandoned and mentally tortured after family strain and media reports amid Watergate era charges.

New York Martha Mitchell John N. Mitchell U.S Fifth Avenue Nixon Robert L. Vesco

Arab Boycott To Slow Kissinger?

UN dispatch reports a partial Arab boycott may hinder Kissinger’s plan to meet Arab ministers and ambassadors in New York during the General Assembly. Several states including Libya Iraq South Yemen and Syria may skip the lunch while remaining allies of the Palestinian cause and at odds with the United States over the Middle East peace effort.

United Nations, N.Y Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Kissinger U.S New York U.N. General Assembly U.N Libya Iraq South Yemen Syria Israel United States Sixth Fleet Mediterranean Nixon Washington

Fewer Forest Fires Reported in Ontario

The Department of Natural Resources said on Sept. 1 that since the beginning of the year 476 forest fires have destroyed 126,000 acres of forest in Ontario. Last year by the same time 260,000 acres had burned in more than 1,000 fires.

Toronto Department of Natural Resources Ontario

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