Kennedy baby dies after lung disease battle
The newborn son of President Kennedy died at 4:04 a.m. at Boston Children’s Hospital as doctors fought hyaline membrane disease. The president stand nearby during the 39 hour struggle and later flew to Cape Cod to be with Mrs Kennedy. A Mass of the Angels will be held for the infant.
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Robbery Losses Near Seven Million Pounds
London reports indicate losses from the Glasgow to London mail train robbery climbing toward 7 million pounds as banks tally cash shipments seized. The 15 masked bandits halted the 10 coach traveling post office near Cheddington and fled with negotiable currency destined for destruction. Rewards totaling 60,000 pounds are offered for the robbers who numbered about 15.
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Priest Found Dead in Sister's NYC Apartment
The body of Roman Catholic priest Rev. Francis J. McShane, 42, was found stabbed in a closet of his sister Margaret McShane in upper Manhattan. A blood stained steak knife and a stolen station wagon with knives tied to the case were spotted. Police pursued a 1960 sedan linked to the crime and noted clerical garments had been stolen.
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Larchmont
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Manhattan
Rights Request Is Revised
Washington AP Kennedy administration revises its request to deny federal funds to states for discriminatory programs. The change would subject denials to court review. Kennedy postponed Senate Judiciary Committee questioning as his newborn nephew died. he flew to Hyannis Port Mass. The baby, son of President Kennedy, died early today.
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Hurricane Arlene Strikes Bermuda With 80 MPH Winds
The hurricane slams Bermuda with 80 mile per hour winds as the eye passes over the island chain 670 miles southeast of New York. Gusts reach 80 mph, with five hours of gale winds expected afterward. U S ships warned to proceed cautiously and small craft to stay in harbors.
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Rusk and Khrushchev Hold Open Cold War Talks in USSR
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at Khrushchev’s Black Sea estate in Gagra for a shirt sleeve conference. They planned talks on Berlin East West issues and a possible nonaggression pact amid the nuclear test ban talks.
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Kennedy Baby Dies Prematurely at Otis Base
President and Mrs. Kennedy spent over two hours together at Otis Air Force Base hospital after the death of their premature son Patrick. Dr. Walsh informed Mrs. Kennedy at 6:35 am and the couple shared grief with family present.
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One Soldier Killed as Jet Explodes During Swift Strike Ill
A Mohawk aircraft from the 2nd Aviation Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division exploded in flight near Ware Shoals South Carolina during Swift Strike Ill. Capt. Robert Harris of Columbus Georgia was injured when ejecting parachute evac was used. The dead pilot was not immediately identified. Paratrooper Harris sustained back injuries and was treated at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood.
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Nuclear Submarine Plans Delayed By Thresher Tragedy
The Thresher disaster prompts a five month delay in Polaris submarine construction and overhaul schedules. Nine missile submarines currently on patrol off Europe may face deployment delays in NATO regions and in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
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Indian Oceans
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Navy delays push back Polaris submarine schedule
Navy officials say the delay is minor and will not affect the plan to have 41 Polaris submarines patrolling by fiscal 1967. The Alexander Hamilton arrives for missile tests off Cape Canaveral as the first in a 18 month monthly submarine rollout dubbed the boat of the month club. Andrew Jackson due in October for first underwater launches of the Polaris A3 with a 2875 mile range.
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Republicans Demand Proof on Ban from Kennedy
Republicans press for expert testimony to verify Kennedy claim that the limited test ban treaty will boost U.S. security. Dirksen leads hearings as Kennedy sends the pact to the Senate arguing atmospheric tests endanger security and that prohibiting tests increases safety for the United States and mankind.
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Tensions Abate In Wall Street
Wall Street tensions eased after the SEC released the final report of a two year inquiry into securities market practices since the 1930s. The panel urged tighter self regulation and possible new controls across exchanges mutual funds and over the counter markets while signaling no immediate market impact.
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