Kennedy baby dies after lung disease at 39 hours
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy faced heartbreak as their premature son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died at Boston Children’s Hospital from hyaline membrane disease. The baby’s death followed a Caesarean birth on Wednesday at Otis Air Force Base Hospital.
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Republicans Demand Proof Treaty Will Boost Security
Republican Leader Everett Dirksen calls for proof that the limited nuclear test ban pact will strengthen U S security. President Kennedy cites security gains while acknowledging underground tests may continue. Hearings by military and scientific experts begin Monday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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R-Ariz
Thresher Tragedy Slows Navy Polaris Buildup
Cape Canaveral AP Five month delay in Polaris submarine construction and overhaul intervals follows the Thresher disaster. Navy aims to avoid a recurrence and maintain a 41 Polaris fleet by 1967, with submarines arriving in Cape Canaveral and testing offshore while investigations continue.
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Two Drivers Die in Wisconsin Tree Crash Toll Rises
Two accidents claimed two lives as cars slammed into trees in Wisconsin. Wayne Suprize of Bear Creek died after his car left County Trunk A near Neenah. William Amour, 32, of Princeton, perished when his car left a trunk road two miles west of Princeton. Albert E. Smith, 81, of Oshkosh died from injuries after being struck while riding a bicycle in Oshkosh.
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Eugene Suprize
Bear Creek
Winnebago County
Neenah
William Amour
Route 1
Princeton
Green Lake County
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Oshkosh
Youths Face Hearings In County Court
Two Caledonia youths Ronald W. Schroeder and Steven K. Mallory charged with indecent liberties with a 14 year old La Crosse girl will have preliminary hearings at 1 30 p m Aug 29 in County Court Judge Leonard F Roraff kept bonds at 2500 each and the youths remain jailed Ardis L Nelson 19 of 607 Pine St is also accused and may be moved to Circuit Court for trial Dist Atty John Flynn plans to have all three heard together Nelson is to appear for motion day in Circuit Court next Monday including four divorce hearings among civil matters on the docket.
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Peter Berg
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Rusk Talks With Khrushchev On Cold War At Gagra
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Premier Khrushchev met at Khrushchev’s Black Sea estate in Gagra for a shirt sleeve conference. They discussed Berlin, nonaggression, observers, and the limited test ban in preparation for broader talks.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Two Men Die In Freight Train And Truck Crash
In Michigan City Indiana a mile long Chesapeake and Ohio freight train collided with a skidding semitrailer beer truck. The trucker William Warren and head brakeman Lout Mosey were killed as 41 freight cars and three diesel engines wrecked the train. Officials estimate the damage may reach about one million dollars. The train ran from Chicago to Grand Rapids at about 30 mph.
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Veto of Pool Plan Stands in La Crosse City Council
The La Crosse Common Council failed to override Mayor Milo G. Knutson’s veto of a classroom–swimming pool addition at Logan Junior High. Aldermen then revived and passed a $22,500 architect hire for a classroom addition, with votes showing split support on the pool plan and multiple references to prior vetoes and a proposed outdoor pool nearby. The dispute centered on pool size, heating costs, and the town’s North Side plans, as officials debated the need for a pool versus a classroom expansion.
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Rewards Reach 180000 As British Train Robbery Loot Grows
Police hunt a 15 member gang after the Cheddington post office heist as losses near seven million pounds with banks reporting 2.47 million pounds in cash seized and unofficial estimates climbing to three million. Rewards totaling 60000 pounds are offered by the Post Office insurers and banks.
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County Declares Flood Then Drought Disaster in Garland
Garland County, Hot Springs, declared a disaster area first for a flood and then for drought. Farmers Home Administration offers farmers loans at 3 percent interest due to the drought lasting from October 1962 to July 1963. Rain that ended the drought triggered the flood qualifying businessmen for SBA loans.
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Garland County
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Contenders emerge for Lutheran World Federation presidency
Delegates to the Fourth World Assembly name Americans Dr. Fry and Dr. Schiotz along with German Bishop Hanns Lilje and Norwegian Archbishop Fritjov Brikeli as leading contenders. Re-election of Dr. Fry faces constitutional hurdles while host-nation Finns seek diverse candidates amid age and workload considerations.
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Finland
Lutheran World Federation
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Fredrik A. Schiotz
American Lutheran Church
Hanns Lilje
Hannover
Fritjov Brikeli
House Votes To Extend Debt Ceiling Through Nov 30
The House approved a $309 billion debt limit extension to November 30 by a 229 to 164 vote. A Republican bid to cut borrowing by 2 billion failed 221 to 175. The Kennedy administration sought a three month extension while tax cuts and spending measures are considered. A higher limit will be sought later.
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House
300 Bathers Rescued At Atlantic City
Atlantic City lifeguards pulled more than 300 bathers from rough seas along the beaches. Eleven lifeguards suffered minor injuries as lifeboats overturned and bathers were hurled against boats during the rescue effort.
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