Miracle baby born after in utero blood transfusions
In Columbus, five day old Robin Marie Loboshefski survives at Ohio State University Medical Center after four fetal blood transfusions before birth and two more after. The procedure, involving five university departments, uses image guidance and needle transfer to the fetus, aiming to save babies doomed by RH factor incompatibility.
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Columbus (Ap
Ee John Loboshefski
Robinarie
Ohio State University Medical Center
William C. Rigsby
Loboshefski
William Molnar
Warm Spring-Like Day Forecast With Sun and Showers
Sunny and warmer weather returns with a high near 75 this afternoon. Cloudy tonight keeps the warmth through Monday with showers expected during the day.
First American air cavalryman abducted by Viet Cong
The air cavalryman, unnamed by military officials, rented a motor scooter near Bong Son 280 miles northeast of Saigon when guerrillas seized him on Highway 1 and displayed him in a Viet Cong village. Col Hal G Moore led a search with the 3rd Brigade, vowing to deploy the entire unit if needed, while awaiting Vietnamese intelligence updates.
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Bong Son
Saigon
Bong
Hal G. Moore
Ft. Benning
Moore
Docking and Space Walk OK For Tuesday Gemini Flight
Gemini 9 astronauts Stafford and Cernan passed a three hour medical exam and then met with Gemini officials for over an hour to review rockets, spacecraft, tracking stations, weather and recovery forces. The mission aims for a Tuesday rendezvous docking and space walk using tested rendezvous techniques.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas P. Stafford
Gemini
Space Agency
Showdown in Viet Nam Could Widen in 1966
AP correspondent Peter Arnett told Ohio editors that 1966 may bring a showdown between American and North Vietnamese regular troops though not ending the war. He predicted a longer conflict, a larger tempo of action, and battles that could force a guerrilla phase, while noting improved press access and growing American public information.
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Columbus, Ohio
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Arnett
South Viet Nam
South
World summit urged to outlaw nuclear weapons by China Albania
In a joint broadcast from Peking the Red Chinese Albanian communique urged a world summit to ban and destroy nuclear weapons and called for an end to their use. Premier Chou En Lai and Mehmet Shehu signed the message, amid tensions over Moscow Peking rifts and US rejection of disarmament proposals.
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Tokyo
China
Albania
United States
Soviet Union
New China News Agency
Peking
Chou Enlai
Mehmet Shehu
Shehu
Europe
Moscow
Chou
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Washington
Pickets Few As Draft Test Is Given Across Colleges
Amid scattered protests nearly 400000 college students took exams that may decide draft eligibility or continued schooling. Only about a dozen sites saw pickets. Tests will inform local draft boards facing higher quotas due to Vietnam. At CCNY two students found the test easy. One Cornell student faced arrest for disorderly conduct during on campus disruption. A Chicago sit in dwindled to a token group while Wayne State saw brief scuffles. Madison and Richmond Institute participants joined the test after limited demonstrations. Some students supported testing as a fair measure while others questioned its purpose and impact.
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Associated Press
City College of New York
Peter Gewandter
al Samuel
Bers
Harry Teitelbaum
Brooklyn
State Agricultural College
Cornell
University of Chicago
Wayne State University
Detroit
Germans press nuclear deterrent tied to French forces
West German Defense Minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel said if French troops stay in West Germany they must keep nuclear weapons for deterrence. He noted the US will withdraw tactical nuclear arms from French units in Germany after NATO integration ends next month and added Germany does not seek control of NATO headquarters in France, but would study any proposal.
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Washington
Kai- Uwe von Hassel
West Germany
United States
France
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
von Hassel
Coun
Try
Romania Resists Warsaw Pact Integration Push
Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu told Leonid Brezhnev in secret talks that Romania would resist plans to integrate its armed forces into the Warsaw Pact. The independent nation has not left the pact but rejects an allied standing committee to guide military policy as an infringement of sovereignty.
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Bucharest
Romania
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
France
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nicolae Ceausescu
Brezhnev
Seamen In Britain Quit Ships
London AP British seamen began leaving ships as a national maritime strike looms. The strike tests government wage and price controls, with union chief Hogarth saying talks are finished. The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth will be tied up in Southampton Monday while Queen Mary sails May 24.
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London
Harold Wilson
William Hogarth
National Union of Seamen
Cunard
Southhampton
A Glance Inside Middletonian Learns Migrant Life
A Middletown woman investigates life of impoverished migrant workers in Arizona. The feature highlights daily hardship, work conditions, and living arrangements as seen through her firsthand observations. The piece appears on page 43 of the issue.
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Middletonian
Middletown
Arizona
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