Salt in formula blamed for infant deaths at Binghamton hospital
In Binghamton New York seven infants died after salt allegedly entered their feeding formula at the city hospital. Ten more infants fell ill including Michele Dayn Bowser who died days old. Nurse Lillie Colvin refilled a sugar container last Tuesday. hospital suspended her pending a state and local probe. No charges filed as investigators seek the exact cause.
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Jason K. Moyer
Rusk-Gromyko 3 Hour Berlin Talks On Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko spoke three hours in Berlin on Berlin and German issues and the nuclear test ban but failed to resolve east west deadlock. They discussed the Vierke issue and other problems, with Gromyko opposing Western inspection plans.
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UPI
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Andrei Gromyko
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Fire Breaks Out on Missile Ship Proteus
A fire aboard the US Navy missile depot ship Proteus during a weekend training in the Irish Sea started in a pile of rags near a tunnel. The funnel casing caught, 1,600 crew rushed to stations, firefighting team extinguished the blaze in 19 minutes with no injuries.
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Proteus
Trish Sea
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Abor
JFK Urges Expanded Aid for Unemployed Workers
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass permanent changes to the unemployment compensation system to widen benefits, extend periods, and increase payments. He said action is vital to sustain prosperity and strengthen the manpower base, noting a temporary extension expires April 1 and has stalled in committees.
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UPI
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Sing Sing Sitdown Hits Time Off Bill
Prisoners at Sing Sing, Auburn, Green Haven and other state facilities join a coordinated sit down strike protesting upcoming legislation on good-behavior time credits. Warden Denno reports minimal disorder as inmates resume cell duties after breakfast, with 1,800 prisoners at Sing Sing and 1,675 inmates overall implicated.
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New Storm Dumps Snow on 7 States
United Press reports a major winter storm sweeping eight states from Minnesota to Georgia. Severe snow up to shoulder and waist high floods crippled Duluth and Detroit suburbs, closing schools, delaying travel, and causing numerous accidents. Roads iced, rivers backed up, and rainfall set records in southern locales as the storm moved inland with widespread disruption.
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Detroit
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Midwest
Geo'pia
Kentucky
Minnesotta
Lake Superior
Garland County
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Kendallwood
Birmingham
River Rouge
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Nebraska
Jowsa
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Kansas
Charleston
S.C
Where to Find It Featured In Various Pages
A bulletin lists sections and page numbers across the publication. It notes topics from science to sports and entertainment, including Hal Boyle columns and multiple page references for features, notices, puzzles, comics, and weather.
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Wilson
Weather Brief Players Cloudy Then Sunny with Mild Change
Partly cloudy forecast with considerable sunshine expected Tuesday and little temperature change. Maximum temperature by noon today reached 61 degrees.
First Lady in Tribute to Gandhi in India
Jacqueline Kennedy performed a symbolic tribute at Mahatma Gandhi's tomb in New Delhi during a nine day visit to India. She removed her shoes and laid a sheaf of white roses, greeting 100000 cheering crowds after a long charter flight, with Rajendra Prasad hosting a ceremonial visit to the Gandhi shrine.
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Dilim
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Ronse
Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
Eden Slated for Surgery at Boston Clinic
London born former Prime Minister Anthony Eden slated for exploratory chest operation at a Boston clinic after a routine checkup revealed an unrelated lesion. Eden admitted last week for routine assessment. history includes 1953 bile duct surgery and 1957 gallbladder operation.
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Reons
Great Britain
Anthony Iden
Eden
Sigers
Wall top layer collapses as pieces fall in Berlin street
A 60 foot section of the Communist masonry wall toppled in Berlin's Wedding district as weather damage appeared to loosen the stones. East German police climbed over to recover fallen debris while a French military patrol watched from one side. The wall was repaired the same day.
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UPI
Boyenstrasse
Wedding
Sea Horror Shared by Stepfather
A yearold girl and her stepfather survived an overnight capsized fishing trip off Huntington Beach. Allyson Modge, a Rogers Junior High honor student, was pulled from the water and treated at Long Beach Hospital after they were separated from boats in darkness. Stepfather Robert Blackmore, 36, described clinging to each other through the crisis and singing to stay hopeful until daylight brought rescuers.
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Eliabeth Allyson Modge
Rogers Junior High School
Longeach
Huntington Beach
Robert Blackmore
Claremont Ave
Blackmore
Allyson Amd
Terror Grips Algeria as Violence Rises Amid Cease-Fire Talks
Paris reports new violence in Algeria disrupts peace efforts as four more die near Evian. Algerian rebel negotiators and officials face pressure amid stalled cease-fire talks. In France the Communist dominated Labor Confederation orders demonstrations and a 20 minute general strike. Doctors in Algiers strike three days after a colleague was shot. Four killed including railway workers in Algiers this morning.
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Vandals Damage Dozens of Structures With Bulldozers
In Sylmar a trio of bulldozers rumbled down a hill Sunday night wrecking fences walls a stable a corral a workshop two hothouses two boats and a garage. Police say youths fled on foot after seizing the machines from a construction site near the Golden State Freeway and Telfair Avenue. Estimated damage to nine homesites and a nursery exceeds $30,000. No injuries reported. The equipment was owned by the L A Healey Co. of San Francisco and appeared operable without a key.
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Golden State Freeway
Telfair Ave
Polk St
There is a California joke across Iowa billboards
The Inwa Outdoor Advertising Association said it would acknowledge California exists after astronaut John Glenn reported seeing it from orbit. A joke on 60 Iowa billboards drew about 400 letters with half praising the truth and half accusing a hate campaign. The group plans new billboards praising Iowa in literacy, focusing, and industry.
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