Quintuplets born. long history of fivefold births
A long salvage of quintuplet birth records notes that the latest five infants likely won't be fed for 24 to 46 hours after birth and will be weighed later. It traces the first verified quintuplet birth to the Dionne sisters in 1934 and lists other notable fivefold births in Canada, Argentina, the United States, and India, emphasizing survival rates and unusual odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Cuervo de Prieto
Dionne
Canada
Emilie
Annette
Cecile
Marie
Yvonne
Argentina
United States
Cecelia Hannan
San Antonio
Tez
Hannan
Charles Hannan
American Medical Association
Lst
Monticello
US Mrs Nhu aid effort thwarted in fatal plane crash
A Boston to Washington flight crashed near a Franklin County field in central Pennsylvania killing three aboard. Joseph R Russell and Edwin B Wescott of Massachusetts were passengers with Wescott's wife Marjorie among those injured. Authorities probing cause. coroner said no inquest. Randall Gamble and others aided, noting engine and warning lights before impact near a service station area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Russell
Wilmington
Mass
Judith
Edwin B. Wescott
Wakefield
Wescott
Marjorie
Chambersburg Hospital
Boston
Washington
D. C
Franklin County
John P. Manges
Randall Gamble
Gamble
Ray Fogal
Fogal
Nhu Dinh Diem Aide Faces U S Aid Cut Debate
Belgrade dispatch reports Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister-in-law of South Vietnam’s president, reacting emotionally to talk that the United States might cut aid. She urged an UN inquiry into Viet Nam’s Buddhist and guerrilla issues, while warning many U.N. members would oppose such a move on noninterference grounds. Rep Frank Church introduced a resolution demanding halting U S aid until repression claims against Buddhists are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Southh Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.N
Ceylon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Washington
U.S
South Viets Nam
Diem
Indians Held In Bondage Says RFK At Indian congress banquet
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said Indians, though legally free, face social and economic oppression. He urged education housing aid medical care and job opportunities as remedies at the National Congress of Indians banquet in Bismarck. Kennedy was welcomed as Brave Heart after being adopted into 90 tribes and receiving a war bonnet. In Philadelphia Cecil B. Moore of the NAACP chapter paid 300 of 2296 in city taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N.D
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
National Congress of Indians
Congress
John Cummins
Montana
Crow
Brave Heart
Philadelphia
Cecil B. Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Session Date Set For $25 Plate Dinner In His Honor
Harrisburg AP reports plans announced Thursday for a $25 plate dinner next Thursday to honor Moore. Gov Scranton set a special session for Tuesday and Judge Juanita Kiddy will convene to address reapportionment and over-due taxes in the general assembly within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Moore
Scran
Juanita Kiddy
General Assembly
Trooper Hears Wife and Son Die In Collision
DELTA Utah AP Trooper Ken Clements, chief investigating officer, learned that his wife and son died and a daughter in law was killed in an auto train collision Friday night He initially sought to give details but then suggested the journalist speak to another official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta, Utah
Ken Clements
Utah
Clements
Grandson's Uncle Born After Uncle's Nephew in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Jane Yurkauskas 44 became a grandmother when her daughter Mary Ann McDonald 20 gave birth to a boy. A few hours later Mrs Yurkauskas herself delivered a boy in the same hospital. Mother and daughter nephew and uncle all are reported doing fine.
German Seaman Rescued
The House Committee on Un-American Activities hearings ended after violent clashes with beatnik students and followers outside the Old House Office Building. Police wrestled rowdy demonstrators to the sidewalk as they denounced what they called tyranny. Witnesses described leftist clubs and claims of visiting Cuba despite a State Department ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
Cuba
Larry Phelps
Stirlington
N.C
New Left
University of North Carolina
Un American Committee Hearing Sparks Violent Outburst
The hearing featured Kathy Prensky being pressed about affiliation with a Progressive Labor Student Club, described by the committee as a Communist splinter group. She argued socialism would end racism and allow true representation, triggering applause and police action as protesters shouted Down with HUAC and clapped figures were escorted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Kathy Prensky
Progressive Labor Student Club
Vyranny
HUAC
House Un-American Activities Committee
Obituaries from Smicksburg and nearby towns
Obituary notices announce the decease of Anna Barthollman Bish aged 88 and related family arrangements. Other memorials mention MSGT James Howard McLaughlin 49, and details of survivors, funeral plans, and church services in Smicksburg Curwensville and nearby communities.
Goldwater Draws Big Oklahoma Crowd In 1964 Run
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater told a loud Bar tlesville Oklahoma rally that Republicans must offer a clear alternative to Kennedy policies to win in 1964 and he will decide on a presidential bid in late January. Governor Bellman praised Goldwater and urged GOP unity while stressing a real Republican voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Kennedy
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Henry Bellman
Bellman
Oklahoma
Obituaries from Punxsutawney area slate several deaths
Obituary notices announce MAUDE HORNER PAYNE 55 of Punxsutawney died September 12 1963 at Clearfield Hospital born September 5 1908 in Punxsutawney she leaves husband Lloyd H Payne two sons David H and Lloyd Jr a daughter Miss Mary Louise Payne three grandchildren five sisters and three brothers. THOMAS J COLLINS SR 73 of Punxsutawney died September 13 1963 after illness born June 4 1890 in Delancey daughter of Patrick and Mary Powell Collins he served as Mine Foreman and Division Superintendent for coal firms and was active in churches and fraternal groups. MRS MARY ANN MILLER ALBRIGHT 65 of Indiana formerly Creekside died September 14 1983 survived by husband Bernard Lee Albright two daughters a son a sister and three grandchildren. VERNON ORVIL ELLIOTT 47 of Luciusboro fatally injured in a gun accident September 12 1963 born February 17 1916 at Dilltown he was a coal miner formerly with Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co. Funeral arrangements and burial are listed with local funeral homes and Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Alsinas
Anna Bartholloman
Eit. Burg
George W. Bish
Baltimore
Karl L. Bish
Ford City R.D
James Bish
Leland Kiemer
Marion Center
R.D
Grand-Till
Curwensville
Gertrude Anderson
Kittanning
Kurt
Clara) Miles
Beelington
W. Va
Donald
Bowser
Plumville
Salem Lutheran Church
Smickspure
John K. Timm
James Alvin Cyphers
Johnson City
N.Y
Black Lick
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Alvin and
Gladys
University of Pittsburgh
Miami
Florida
Robert
Barbara) Streeter
Fla
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsvie
Black Lick, Presbyterian Church
Howard I. Cooper
Blairaville
Maude Horner Payne
Punxsutawney
Clearfeld Hospital
Punxwtawney
Camden E
Mary Elisabeth Weiss Horner
Lloyd H. Payne
Adrian Hospital
Women’s Relief Corps
David H. and
Lloyd, Jr
Mary Louise Payne
Clearfield
King Hoch
Indiana
Alta Hobba
Margaret Potts
Erna Stiver
Punsutawney
Lettie Kirkpatrick
Middleport
Clark
Thomas J. Collins, SR
Pine St
Fpunas Atawney
Delancey
Patrick and
Mary Powell Collins
Presbyterian Church
F.0.e
Reynoldsville
B.P.O.E
R & P Coal Co
Jefferson Counties
Lorenzo Coal Co
War Manpower Committee
Anns Lewis Collins
Margaret Mortimer
Cyril
Mayme) Larsen
Homer City
John
Josephine) Kotula
Aultman
Robert Collins
Theodore
Barbara) Kotula
Lucememines
Thomas J. Collins, Jr
Elizabeth Jones
Jordan Funeral Home
George C. Culp
The
Circle Hill Cemetery
Puntsutawney
Mary Ann (Miller) Albright
Bernard Lee Albright
Getty Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Albright
John P
Gwendolyn Craven Miller
Creekaside
Creekside
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Eleanor
Romance
Evelyn Lee Albright
Bernard Charles Albright
James Macro
John A. Miller
Blairsville
Joann
William B
Cyr Miller
Robinson - Lytle’s
F. E. Mansell
Oakland Cemetery
Vernon Orvil Elliott
Luciusboro
Dilltown
Annie Griffith Elliott
Charles Elliott
Ernest
Coral
Graceton
Ladusboro
Elliott
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Lucerne
Robinson - Lytle's
George E. Lynch
Greenwood Cemetery
NAACP fund for Medgar Evers children tops 44163
Money flooding in from readers across the country to educate the Evers children. Contributions include a $25 check and gifts from a nine year old in Des Plaines, Ill, a Stamford schoolgirl sending weekly sums, and dozens more. The drive, begun after Medgar Evers was shot in Jackson, Miss., aims to reach 30000 dollars but has surpassed 44163.57 to date. Notable messages reflect sympathy from diverse donors, including grandparents and neighbors.
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Richard F. Whalen
NEW York
Gan
Evers
NAACP
Hadl
Medgar
W. Evers
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Miss Mildred Bond
Des Plaines
Ill
Stamford
Conn
School Bid Figures From Lawrence and Washington Districts
The State Public School Building Authority reported unofficial bids for two projects. Lawrence County Mohawk Area Joint School District landscaping for a new secondary school bid $6,666.66 by Faraoni Brothers Beaver Falls. Washington Trinity Joint High School District ground preparation and seed planting bid $10,540 by Scenic Landscape Service Washington, Pa.
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Harrisburg
State Public School Building Authority
Lawrence County
Mohawk Area
Faraoni Brothers
Beaver Falls
Washington-Trinity
Scenic Landscape Service
Washington, Pa
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India
Thomas N. Harkins
Mrs. Nhu
Pennsyania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Naacp Aide
RFK
Unit
Un-American Committee
James Howard McLaughlin
Harford Road
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Army J
Indiantown Gap
Loyola College
Harry W. and
Ellen Kane McLaughlin
Freiburg
Coast Guard
Echo
Bermuda
Absecon
Wee Franz
Flor
Helence E. Carter McLaughlin
Milton C
William
Franz
Maria
Stuttgart
Germany
Senate
Sen
Mikej
Mansfield
Senate Democratic
Strom Thurmond
D.C
Ratifica
Uan
R-Ariz
Jack Miller
Brown
Ing
Independence
Edwin Willis
D-La
Miller
Willis
Press- Ihairman
Dent Kennedy
San Francisco
Coun
Toki Mil
Thatter
Iis
Willis Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Robert M
Edward A
Grant E
Margaret G. Mclaughlin
Helen Quinn
Leola Jones
Indiana Countty
Florence Hyle
Linda Crane
Leonard J. Buck
Charles E. Niner
Arlington National Cemetery
Aneselino
Horizon
citi-/Equitable Gas Co
Bell-Mnpc
New Crusade
Barry Gold
Water
John Hayes
Equitable
UNPC
Urban League
National Asssociation For the Advancement of
Surviee
Europe
George Askew
St. Louis Church
Stanley Novak
Church
MPC
Gazette
U.S. 19
Camp Creek
Medgar Evers
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