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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
8
Four of the quintuplets born to Lionel Harris, a postal clerk, and his wife in New York are in fair condition. The births occurred after fertility hormone treatment and the first infant, a boy, arrived at 6:07 p.m. The mother, a registered nurse, expressed happiness as the family awaits the babies’ recovery.
Kazan-Komarek head of a Cambridge travel agency was convicted in a Czechoslovak court of organizing an antistate spy ring and faces a possible sentence suspension and expulsion. U S officials questioned the Prague landing and a State Department protest followed. Senator Brooke sought action from Prague's ambassador.
NASA Deputy Administrator Dr. Robert Seamans travels to Cape Kennedy to receive an interim report as a board reviews the fatal Apollo 1 launch pad fire. Investigators examine whether a foreign inflammable substance or other factors caused the blaze that killed astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee during a ground test.
In Lorain Ohio a one month old baby boy Anthony Kordelski died after a venetian blind cord wrapped around his neck while in his crib. The child is named as the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kordelski.
Middle town area juniors and seniors from area churches gather at the Church of the Ascension for their annual youth rally. Registration starts at 3 pm and Jim Davis, president of the Youth Council, will announce a one dollar admission. A film titled The Magician will address war and poverty followed by discussions with youth and adult advisers.
Mr and Mrs Edward Seiza ordered their hillside home burned to the ground to prevent a slide onto nearby houses. Five men cut a roof hole poured oil and set the residence ablaze. January was the wettest in 15 years with 9.52 inches of rain through Tuesday. Across the San Francisco Bay area crews continue clearing slides from the deluge.
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