Kennedy drive links mongolism study to risks for families
New findings from London researchers show that parents with a mongoloid child face a higher chance of a second affected child, especially when the mother is under 25. The study of 698 cases finds risks rise to about five times random for ages 25 to 34 and approach random for mothers over 35.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
Institute of Child Health
Hospital For
London
C. O. Carter
K. A. Evans
Institute
Carter
Evans
Retail Sales Rise 2 Percent Driven by Car Demand
The Commerce Department reports retail sales increased 2 percent from September to October, the strongest gain in over a year. Higher demand for 1962 model cars led the rise, with clothing and general merchandise stores also improving. Total sales reached $18.588 billion, about on par with October 1960.
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Washington
UPS
Commerce Department
Darkened Star Of Bethlehem Symbolizes Local Plane Crash Tragedy
UPI reports from Bethlehem Maryland Pennsylvania detail the Richmond Virginia airliner crash that killed 74 recruits. It describes the Star of Bethlehem on South Mountain and the families of victims living on West Street Bethlehem. The Kibli brothers 23 and 19 are profiled along with neighbor Leroy Kranch Jr. as the community mourns and prays.
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Bethlehem
UPI
H. D. Quigg
New York
Lehigh Valley
Easton
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Richmond
New Jersey
Quigg
Margaret Kilgore
Trenton
C. B. Engelke
Philadelphia
Central Moravian Church
West Street
Army
Girls Can Be Good Scientists If Encouraged
Evanston Illinois. Dr Helen J Challand head of the science department at the National College of Education says girls have great potential in science and are often the best students but have been steered away from science in the past. Educators must nurture interest in grammar school to avoid late decisions toward traditional roles.
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Evanston
UPID
Helen J. Challand
National College of Education
Challand
Former Worker Reaches Out with Five Dollar Restitution
In Fairmont West Virginia a former Westinghouse employee known as Jane Doe mailed a letter to the plant offering $5 to repay two pairs of scissors and a small pliers allegedly taken about 15 years ago. The conscience stricken note accompanied the repayment.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Jane Doe
Westinghouse
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Oid
South Mountain
West St
Joseph J. Kibli Jr
Stevie
Joey
Joseph John Kibli I
Stephen Michael Kibli
Lansdale
Leroy Walter Kranch Jr
Young Branch
Kible
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton
Mrs
Charles DeSpain
North
41St Ave
Phoenix
Esa
Cavalier Hills
Scottsdale Road
van Buren
Gene Hancock
Dean Mar Manor
31St Ave
Glendale Ave
S & W Construction Co
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