Kennedy Family bears long trail of tragedy and loss
Frances Lewine reports on the Kennedy family's 20 year run of misfortune from World War II to the present. The piece notes deaths in infancy, plane crashes, illnesses, miscarriages, and the 1963 assassination of John F Kennedy as the clan gathers at Hyannis Port. It highlights Lt Joseph P Kennedy Jr. and Kathleen Kennedy, Rosemary Kennedy's mental retardation, and the family's charity work through the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation.
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England
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Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Jacqueline
Sen. Kennedy
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Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen
France
William Cavendish
Te Duke
Devonshire
Kennedys
Robert
Palm Beach
Fla
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston
Jacqueline Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Joan
Washington
Georgetown
Pacific
Rosemary Kennedy
Miami University Drops 469 Students at Oxford Campus
Registrar reports 469 undergraduates dropped at Oxford by end of spring term including 235 freshmen and 171 upperclassmen men among 234 upperclassmen. Out of 7 693 undergrads total, 2 374 were freshmen. 75 others withdrew for various reasons including 27 freshmen.
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Miami University
Miami
Peter Sellers Denies Criticizing Hospital After Heart Attack
British actor Peter Sellers denies reports he criticized the U S film capital or hospital care after his heart attack in Hollywood He returned to England and phoned producer David Mirisch to dispute the allegations He notes he died eight times in the hospital and was later revived. The bill size remains undisclosed.
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Hollywood
Calif
Peter Sellers
Sellers
England
David Mirisch
Cedars of Lebanon
U.S
Convictions Reversed in Louisville Bank Heist Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit set aside the 1962 federal convictions of Barbara Byrd Kenneth Crady and Frank Gaines for receiving $500 stolen from Liberty National Bank in Louisville. The panel ruled searches in Nashville were illegal, prompting the reversal.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Louisville
Barbara Byrd
Kenneth L. Crady
Frank 0. Gaines
Nashville
Tenn
Liberty National Bank & Trust Co
Antioch Grads Told Integration is One Part of Freedom
A district court judge and Antioch College alumnus A. Leon Higginbotham Jr addressed 216 graduates urging that civil rights must be joined by economic and educational reform. He outlined four future links: leadership, excellence, critical appraisal, and linking poverty to discrimination and unemployment.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
A. Leon Higginbotham Jr
Pennsylvania
Higginbotham
Ex-Liquor Store Manager Indicted in Deer Park
Eugene Frye 35, former manager of a state liquor store in suburban Deer Park, is indicted by the Hamilton County grand jury on two counts of embezzlement. Prosecutor Raymond Shannon says Frye allegedly stole 2313 in cash and 474 liquor bottles valued at 1435, uncovered by a May 1 audit. Frye resigned the day after the audit, citing medical bills and personal issues.
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Cincinnati
Deer Park
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Eugene Frye
Raymond E. Shannon
Frye
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