Baby Harry Mack 9 weeks in incubator at Methodist Hospital
Hobson Mack and wife of Grand Prairie Texas report their son Harry weighs 3 pounds 204 ounces and is expected to reach five pounds in about three weeks before they can take him home. He arrived prematurely about 24 months early, beating his brother Franklin's birth weight record. Mrs Mack recalls not having touched him since birth as he remains in an incubator.
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Algeria votes in first general election results reported
Algiers reports early results from the first general election showing 85 percent turnout of about 6.5 million eligible voters and 2.5 million counted votes. Speculation circles on Ferhat Abbas becoming president of the National Assembly after changes in premiership and shifting favor toward Ben Bella era figures.
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Former Olympic Swimmer Eleanor Holm Faces DUI Charge
Former Olympic swimming star Eleanor Holm, 49, is ordered to appear in Miami court on charges of driving while intoxicated and careless driving after her car rammed the rear of another vehicle at a traffic light. Holm was released on a $275 bond after a Wednesday night incident. she is the former wife of showman Billy Rose.
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Algerian referendum defies unrest amid high turnout
Ben Bella loyalists hand-picked candidates face opposition as clashes flare near several towns. Turnout across Algeria may reach 95 percent, with 65 percent in Algiers as vote blocks attempt to hinder casting. Separately, Prof Ian Aird, famed surgeon who separated siamese twins, died by overdose at 58 in London after a period of low mood.
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Middleman Eliminated in JFK News
SAN FRANCISCO UP The White House has taken steps to speed news flow to the public. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the White House tries to cut the middleman and open press conferences to live television, with efforts to let radio and TV outlets develop exclusive stories and place reporters directly with officials.
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Batchelor Ordered to Pay $27,500 in Suit Over 1961 Crash
Simon Barrera of San Antonio sued Claude Batchelor, a former Korean War turncoat, for damages from a November 4, 1961 automobile collision in which Barrera's car was struck and his wife killed. Batchelor, once imprisoned for collaborating with the enemy, faced prior negligent driving charges and later resided in San Antonio. The District Court in San Antonio ruled in Barrera's favor, awarding $27,500.
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Fragmented Note on Postal Delivery in Per gar Carer
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Northern California Titan II bases go operational
Three Titan II intercontinental missile bases in Northern California became operational today. Each base houses three missiles in underground silos with a 30 minute launch capability and a range about 300 miles. The Air Force declined to confirm arming details. Bases are near Chico and Marysville with 300 personnel to man all sites.
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Pill Seller Dons Surgeon Gown for Brief Doctor Career
Victor Read posed as a doctor for 36 days at Royal Richmond Hospital in a surgeon's coat. He forged testimonials claiming study at Cambridge and Sheffield and at Guy's Hospital. Read helped in the operating theater, stitched wounds, and injected patients until a police sting ended his scheme with a 400 pound fine.
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AEC Chief Says U S Has No Russy Rocket Facts
VEENNA. UPI. Seaborg, chair of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, says the United States knows little about Soviet nuclear space efforts and nuclear powered rockets. He warned that manned space flights may rely on nuclear propulsion for large payloads and long-range missions. He spoke at an international atomic energy conference and predicted nuclear rockets could be used by 1970.
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