American test tube baby born in October
An American couple became the first in the United States to have a test tube baby in October after an ovum fertilized in a lab dish and implanted in the woman's womb. Samantha weighed eight pounds at birth by Caesarean section on October 2 in England. The couple requested secrecy, later lifted by Ladies' Home Journal. The piece also covers Cardinal Cooke urging limits on nuclear arms and Billy Carter criticizing U S policy toward Libya.
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Expedition returns with reports of alleged mokele mbembe sighting
Los Angeles based expedition after six weeks at Lake Tele in the Congo reports sightings of a dark brown creature with a long neck and snakelike head. They claim a possible photograph was taken though lighting was poor. Local porters heard a loud roar while observers searched swampy shores for tracks.
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Dummy to reach White House via road trip
Students at Columbus Elementary in Montana placed a 6-foot wooden dummy named Christopher beside Interstate 90 on December 7. A suitcase filled with messages for President Reagan accompanied the figure, with a sign describing the project and how Christopher could be folded to fit a car. The suitcase held stamped postcards for motorists to send back to the children.
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