Quints Do Fine as Hospital Covers First Days
The Fischer quintuplets born Saturday near Aberdeen are feeding on sugar water and may switch to formula. Dr. James Berbos says both mother and five babies are doing well after 72 hours, with hospital and doctor pledging no charges. The family attends Mass. baptism and confirmation were arranged by Bishop Hoch.
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Dan Perkes
Associated Press
Aberdeen, S.D
James Berbos
Andrew Fischer
Fischer
Nash-Finch Co
Berbos
Fear And Apprehension Grip Birmingham After Bombings
In Birmingham amid four dead Black girls and a bomb attack, National Guardsmen patrol streets with carbines as police impose curfews and buses avoid Black neighborhoods. A major fire and two shootings raise tensions while leaders urge restraint and residents fear racial violence.
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Birmingham
Martial Law Lifted in South Vietnam After 26 Days
Saigon reports martial law ended at noon after 26 days since raids on Buddhist pagodas. Press censorship also lifted as government sought to restore order. Soldiers remained at schools. arrests of thousands of students had occurred with some detainees detained near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sparkman Backs Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Sen. John L. Sparkman urged Senate ratification of the limited nuclear test ban as debate moved into its second week. With 76 for, 13 against, and 11 undecided, the two-thirds requirement loomed amid planned overtime sessions as President Kennedy prepared to address the UN. Sparkman warned that failure could invite a future nuclear war to solve problems.
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Washington
John L. Sparkman
Senate
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Student Rally Near Times Square Ends in Brawl
About 1,400 people attended a Town Hall rally on West 43rd Street by students who had violated Cuba travel bans. A free-for-all ensued involving about 80 participants, an anti Castro demonstrator was knocked unconscious and hospitalized, and several arrests followed for felonious assault and lesser charges. Police cleared a helmeted corridor to the subway after the two hour meeting.
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New York
Times Square
Cuba
House Committee On UN
Fog Delays London Trains and Air Travel
First autumn fog hangs over London disrupting rail and air service. Three jets from New York Toronto and Chicago were diverted to Ireland’s Shannon Airport.
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London
New York
Toronto
Chicago
Ireland
Shagnon
Negroes Return to Class in Prince Edward County
In Farmville Virginia hundreds of Negro children aged 6 to 18 entered Mary Branch Elementary School No 2 as free private schools reopen after four year closure. Officials expect 1200 to 1600 pupils by week end, with two white children joining the private, tuition funded schools run since 1959 to avoid integration. White students attend separate private schools at cost. About 200000 dollars has been raised to finance the private system.
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Prince Edward County
Mary Branch
Kennedy
Prince Edward
Hatch Act's Author Dies
ALBUQUERQUE N M Former senator and U S judge Carl A Hatch died Sunday after a long illness at age 73. The New Mexico Democrat, author of the Hatch Act, resigned his federal judgeship last year due to a respiratory ailment. Hatch was appointed to the federal bench in 1949 by President Harry S Truman and served 16 years in the Senate.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Hatch
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Argentine Trains Stop In Protest
Rail workers in Argentina halted all trains for 24 hours to protest the government’s 38 percent wage demand. The state offered 21 percent, which was rejected, as partial strikes last week caused daily two hour stoppages hampering schedules.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Warm spell expected with sunny skies this afternoon
Prospects call for warmer weather as light southerly winds raise temperatures into the 80s this afternoon. Skies will be fair tonight with a bit warmer overnight and tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 79 and today’s low fell to 54.
Modern Girls Know What’s Cookin Says Chuckle
A playful caption notes that modern girls may be uncertain in the kitchen yet are sure of current trends and social buzz reflected by a lighthearted quip about cooking and style.
Kennedy condemns Birmingham bombing of four Negro girls
President Kennedy voiced outrage over the blast that killed four African American girls in Birmingham Alabama and urged the nation to reject racial hatred. Federal agents and local officials rushed security measures as violence erupted and more incidents followed, prompting calls for federal action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Turmoil After Desegregation in Alabama City
Violence flared as protests followed school integration efforts started in April. Federal intervention blocked Gov. Wallace’s opposition. A deadly explosion triggered fires and rock throwing by protesters, marking a tense day in the tense city.
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Wallace
New Trouble Looming for Macmillan
A 50 000 word Denning report lands on Prime Minister Macmillan's desk detailing possible security breaches linked to the Profumo scandal. Interviews with 160 witnesses, including ministers and call girls, center on John Profumo and Christine Keeler and her ties to Yevgeny Ivanov.
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London
APIA
Macmillan
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Kennedy to address nation on tax bill Wednesday night
President Kennedy will speak to the nation over television and radio Wednesday at 7 pm EDT about his tax bill. Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth’s expectation of a baby early next year. it will be her fourth child.
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Washington
Kennedy
London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Reward Offered for Arrest of Library Beating Gang Leaders
In Anniston Alabama a $1000 reward was posted by Mayor Claude Dear for the arrest of leaders of a white mob that beat two Negro clergymen on the library steps. About 100 whites participated with fists feet and a chain used by one assailant. Police reported the assault occurred Sunday afternoon.
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Anniston
Ala
Claude Dear
Violence vs Peace Flares Across City Amid Racial Tensions
Reports say clergy urged peace while clashes persisted. A 13 year old Black boy was killed by white youths, a 16 year old Black youth shot by police, and two white men wounded in a robbery attempt as state troopers and investigators arrive. RFK sent three top aides to probe.
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VBI
Ttv
Robert F Kennedy
Burke Mars Niall
Joseph Dolan
John Nolan
SCLC Leader King Warns Kennedy on Birmingham Violence
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr telegraphed President Kennedy urging immediate federal action to restore confidence in protection of life and property in Birmingham and Alabama, warning of further unrest if steps are not taken.
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Graymont
University Hospital
Martin Luther King Jr
City Hall
Birmingham
US Justice Department
FBI
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Kennedy
Alabama
White pupils return to Birmingham school amid boycott pleas
In Birmingham Alabama white students returned to West End High School in greater numbers than last week while Negro girls arrived quietly by station wagon. Observers noted no large demonstrations as white students gathered outside the formerly white school.
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West End High School
Bomb blasts kill one in Birmingham as NAACP warns
Roy Wilkins wired President urging stronger federal aid against racial violence. The Birmingham blast killed one person and injured others, with police noting about 10 sticks of dynamite placed in a stairwell. A history of unpunished attacks on Negroes has fueled national alarm.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
New York
Ieceral
Morehhan “Picayune
Birmingham
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