Four of Quints Die in Sweden New Zealand Quints Thriving
Biochemists report hormone treatment aided pregnancies for infertile women with premature births. Doctors note mixed outcomes including septuplet reports and a small success rate for infertility cases. Researchers from Uppsala University describe trials starting in the 1950s and early work by Prof. Carl Gerazell.
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Welfare funds tied to Virginia civil rights compliance
Virginia faces possible loss of federal welfare funds totaling about 27 million dollars if the state does not speed up desegregation and tighten compliance with the 1964 civil rights law. State Welfare Director William L. Painter said a Department of Health, Education and Welfare telegram demanded quicker desegregation and a stricter approach to prevent racial discrimination in welfare programs.
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Hospital Notes Middlesboro Dismissals and Admissions
Dismissals listed include Junes Alesander Dayton Grace China Ghy dudy Day Tazewell Lorraine Marvey Saeedville Arthur WK Thomas Rose. Admissions include T P Apperson City wir darkson Jess Meycum Mrs Orlanda Wilson Barnet Luther Swagerty Margaret E York Mary A Comparanl Cay Mayola Overbay Judy Garner Mrs Hubert Marth and du ghter Costince Gibbs Raymond E Dolson W A Morgan Jacob C Thomas Judy Gardner Lore Tinney Helen FL ti iy Imogene Barnett Wanda Hoskins Hattie Dunk DJ Pascal Hoskins Harrogate Sylvia Pendleton Mildred McDaniel Geraldine Leach Lexington Betty Mason Births Mes Elmer Richarson boy Cley.
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Deaths and Funerals in Middleshare and Nearby Areas
Obituary notes the death of Ars. rah Cawant Yoakun of Middleshare on July 29 1965 at home on Lynchnad Road. She leaves husband Issate Yoakum and children, with services at Avistine and extensive pallbearer lists. memorials, cemetery burial, and home reception planned. Also mentions death notices for Emily Jones and others, funeral arrangements at Cawrod and Mainview churches, and a closing medical note on San Franciscans heart disease deaths and possum breeding facts.
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Republicans Attack Johnsons Court Appointment of Fortas
Washington reports republican critics in Congress challenge President Johnsons selection Abel Portus to the Supreme Court. Senators Ham and Grider fault the choice citing Fortas and Portus ties while Gordon, Gross, and Hall trigger accusations tied to a Puerto Rican court case and alleged improprieties.
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Compromise Vote Bill Pushed To End Of Week
Washington UPI report states House leaders press fast passage of a compromise voting rights bill to deliver a registration measure to President Johnson by end of next week. The bill aims to end literacy tests and barriers barring Negro voters in southern states with federal registrar enforcement and court review of poll taxes. House-Senate negotiators settled two main issues and prepare for a quick floor vote.
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Miss America Pageant Seeks Whole Person Qualities
Atlantic City executives insist the Miss America Pageant prioritizes brains and overall character over beauty alone. They emphasize a natural American girl who embodies poise, talent, and public value, while noting past debates over measurements and photography.
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Firemen Halted by Hecklers as Baby Dies in Dallas Fire
In south Dallas a burning home incident was halted by 60 youths who yelled and blocked fire trucks. Police dispersed the crowd after clashes. a two year old boy named Patrick Chambers died at the hospital. His mother Geneva and neighbor Isi Jones were hospitalized. A woman and five men were arrested amid a 400 person crowd.
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Thant Assures Drive For Viet Nam Peace
Thant pledges to press peace efforts in Viet Nam. Johnson thanks Thant for past appeals and asks him to continue. Thant says he has concrete proposals including a ceasefire and negotiations among involved parties, possibly involving North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong, with next steps to be shared with Washington and other powers.
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State taps artesian well to ease drought scar at Capitol
In Concord the state moves to use a water artesian well in the Capital Basement to relieve a severe drought caused shortage. State Purchasing Director Richard Peale said the plan aims to restore water supply for Capitol lanes and shoots.
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