Venezuelan quintuplets born to 34 year old mother
In Maracaibo a 34 year old mother gave birth to quintuplet boys after a 50 minute labor. The five infants weigh between 3 pounds 1.4 ounces and 4 pounds 3 ounces and are in incubators on skimmed milk. Their father Efren de Prieto is a 39 year old foreman. the couple have other children from prior marriages.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Cuervo de Prieto
Western Hemisphere
Maracaibo Hospital
Efren Luis de Prieto
Creole Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
de Prieto
de Prietos
Ciudad Ojeda
Lagunillas
Robinson
Fernando
Otto
Juan Jose
Mario
de Priete
Oil Center
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne Dionne
Diligenti
Maria Fernanda
Maria Cristina
Maria Esther
Carlo
Franco
Argentina
Jackson
Miss
Thomas N. Harkins
Harkins
Dirksen backs ratification of limited nuclear test ban treaty
Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois said he will vote for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty after meeting with President Kennedy. Dirksen said a presidential letter to Senate leader Mike Mansfield will clarify assurances and support bipartisan backing, while Mansfield predicted ratification with a two thirds vote and added insurance.
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Washington
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Kennedy
Dirksen
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Mans
Field
U.S
Jackson Couple Welcomes Quadruplet Daughters
Jackson Mississippi parents Thomas and Mrs Harkins celebrate 4 newborn girls born at St Dominic's Hospital weighing 3 3 to 4 11 pounds. The quads named A B C D join siblings Susan 6 Cecilia 5 Thomas Jr 4 Martha 2 4 and Andrew 15 months. Doctors call them fraternal quadrupets and plan discharge once reaching weight.
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St. Dominic’s Hospital
Harkins
Susan
Cecilia
Thomas Jr
Martha
Andrew
Quadruplet dies in Texas after birth
A four day old Dreher quadruplet in Austin, Texas, Diana Sue Dreher, died after birth complications. The AP report notes the tragedy amid the family’s four newborns, with details continued on Page 2.
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Austin, Tex
Diana Sue Dreher
Dreher
Wallace orders segregation kept in three Alabama cities
Troopers barred Negroes from public schools in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee while Huntsville admitted two first graders as integration advanced there. Wallace ordered segregation remain in three cities but allowed it in Huntsville. Narratives describe campus confrontations and legal challenges as federal courts had ordered desegregation.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Mobile
Tuskegee
Alabama
Huntsville
Wallace
National Guard
Ramsay High
Gronouski Named Postmaster General by Kennedy
John Gronouski 43, Wisconsin tax commissioner, named by President Kennedy to be postmaster general. He will succeed J Edward Day who resigned August 9. Gronouski, a Democrat from Madison, has a PhD in taxation and public finance and taught at the University of Maine and Wayne University.
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Joe Dolan
U.S
Birmingham
West End
Lingo
Dolan
Wallace
Justice Department
John Doar
Tuskegee
Bill Jones
National Guard
Washington
John Gronouski
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Gronouski
J. Edward Day
Senate
Sidney W. Bishop
Day
State of
Tax Department
Madison
Wis
University of Maine
Wayne University
Detroit
Dunbar
Oshkosh
St. Peter's School
Oshkosh State College
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Mortimer M. Caplin
Revenue Service
Zablocki
Milwaukee
Gronowski
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
White House
Pat Lucey
Trane Announces Senior Management Shakeup
The Trane Company names changes at the top as Frank G. Hood becomes chairman emeritus after decades as officer and director. Donald C. Minard shifts from president to chairman, with Thomas Hancock named president and continuing as executive vice president and director.
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Trane Company
Frank G. Hood
Hood
Rueben N. Trane
Donald C. Minard
Thomas Hancock
Hancock
Trane Co
Minnesota's ten thousand lakes claim challenged by lake count
Governor Karl Rolvaag told the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners that Minnesota actually has 13,871 lakes of 10 acres or more. He urged using the 10 acre yardstick and proposed a North American Conservation Hall of Fame at Ft. Snelling to honor pioneer conservationists.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
State Division of Waters
Karl Rolvaag
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Rolvaag
Ft. Snelling
Cooperstown
N.Y
Miss America 1964 Donna Axum heads to New York glamor week
Donna Axum, Miss America 1964 from El Dorado Arkansas, checks into a New York hotel after winning the Atlantic City pageant. She jokes about staying slim despite eating regularly and plans to finish her education at the University of Arkansas before pursuing graduate work in radio and television entertainment.
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New York
Donna Axum
Donna
Atlantic City
N.J
el Dorado
Ark
University of Arkansas
Fear Kidnapping Fails In Twin Cities Search For Girls
MINNEAPOLIS AP A massive weekend search for Melissa Ann Lee 5 and Barbara Ann Foshaug 5 failed to locate them. Police credited a playmate’s report of a man offering candy and said a taxi driver saw a similar man. Described as about 25 with dark hair, he was seen in the area previously and again on Saturday.
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Minneapolis
Melissa Ann Lee
Barbara Ann Foshaug
Edwin Gunderson
Melissa Virginia England
Melissa
Marvin Wayman
Canada Sends Aid To Skopje Quake Area
The Canadian Red Cross said Canada sent 39000 dollars to earthquake victims in Skopje Yugoslavia. The federal government and the society each gave 10000 dollars, with public contributions making up the rest.
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Canada
Skopje
Toronto
Yugoslavia
Canadian Red Cross
Vacationer Killed In Fall At Petenwell
John Maloney of Chicago died after falling about 100 feet from Petenwell Rock while vacationing with his family on the Wisconsin River flowage near Mauston. He tumbled 100 feet more down a slope after landing, with two of his three children present. Juneau County authorities investigated the incident.
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Mauston
John Maloney
Chicago
Petenwell Rock
Wisconsin River
Petenwell
Maloney
Juneau County
Dr Samp to Speak at Minnesota Mental Health Conference
Minneapolis AP reports Dr. Robert J. Samp of the University of Wisconsin medical school will be the dinner speaker at Minnesota's first Leadership Conference on Mental Health in Minneapolis on September 16.
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Minneapolis
Robert J. Samp
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
Minnesota
U S RUSHES AID TO FIRE SCARRED BRAZIL
The United States ships food supplies to about 300000 homeless refugees in Parana after four days of forest fires. Peace Corps doctors treat around 500 injured. Brazil releases $1 million in federal funds as rains threaten to end the blazes.
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U.S
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Parana
Argentina
U.S. Peace Corps
U.S. Food For Peace Program
Joao Goulart
Ney Braga
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Maj
Joe Smelley
The
Highway Patrol
Arkansas
Jacqueline Mayer
UPI
JEK
UPI Telephoto
Trane
Glamor
Samp
Coveseneee
Wwe
Edgar Miller
Italo Conte
Curitiba
Conte
UPI Radiotelephoto
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