First Lady Kennedy in Remarkable Condition After Birth
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is in remarkably good condition after the premature birth of her son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy at Children’s Medical Center Boston. President Kennedy, who visited Boston, telephoned twice overnight to check on his wife and baby, who is in an incubator with a lung condition.
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Kennedy baby born by Caesarean section at Otis Base
Mrs Kennedy gave birth to a baby by caesarean delivery. The First Lady rested in a quiet hospital setting with physicians and nurses attending. President and family prepared to visit as the new child adjusts. The report notes the baby faced breathing difficulties but was in good condition and expected to pull through.
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Kennedy birth echoes Churchill remark at Otis air base
At Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to a son in a special air conditioned suite. The event followed a history of similar births with John F Kennedy and John Jr. Watching mother and baby were family and staff as the Kennedys navigated a hospital crisis with calm resolve.
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Kennedy's wife Mrs Kennedy had four Caesareans says doctor
Washington AP reports Dr Thomas Gilday says Mrs Kennedy has undergone four Caesarean deliveries for a mother in a high risk situation. He notes there is no fixed safe limit and cites instances of women with multiple Caesarians. Kennedy rest and family details accompany the home scene at Hyannis Port.
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President Ken bleeds schedule shuffled amid family illness
The report notes President Ken plans to travel between his ailing newborn son and wife Jacqueline, adjusting his schedule to address family health concerns.
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