Elizabeth Taylor breathes without machine at last
Elizabeth Taylor was taken off the oxygen machine after a serious battle with double pneumonia. She smiled and spoke today though a breathing tube remained, with doctors optimistic about removing it soon as her condition improves. Newsweek Magazine was reportedly sold to The Washington Post Co for about eight million dollars, with redistributions planned for leadership and staff.
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