Kennedy Baby In Serious Condition At Boston Hospital
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, one day old son of the President, is listed in serious condition after a difficult first night. Doctors report some encouragement as he fights breathing problems linked to idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome while the President visits and the White House limits medical details.
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Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
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Pierre Salinger
Salinger
White House
Boston Children’s Hospital
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown University Hospital
Buffalo Flood Damage Reaches 35 Million Dollars
Torrential rains drenched Buffalo and suburbs, flooding basements and forcing 300 people from homes. Mayor Kowal set 7 million in public facility damages and 28 million in private losses, with Gov Rockefeller providing aid. Cheektowaga saw 15 boats evacuate stranded families. Zoo bears swam in flooded moat.
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Buffalo
N.Y
East Side
Chester Kowal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cheektowaga
Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freiheit
Zoo
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Pig returns to Sesqui parade at Clinton County Fair
Mustaugh the bottle fed baby pig of Mrs Wilbur McCarren will reappear in the Sesqui parade at the fairgrounds and later in the live stock parade Friday afternoon. He is now three years old in June and keeps a gentle affectionate disposition. Jaycees announce a Clinton County Fair Ladies Night dunk booth with Jayceeette volunteers taking the drop for the event while past victims were mostly Junior Chamber of Commerce men.
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Mustaugh
Wilbur McCarren
Jaycees
Clinton County
Jayceeette
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton County Fair shifts to entertainment stage
After today’s judging the Clinton County Fair pivots to entertainments auctions and carnivals. Prize livestock sales occur Friday through Saturday while harness racing closes tonight. An all girl auto thrill show and midget auto races highlight weekend events with attendance slightly behind last year but higher grandstand totals. A new dairy show class features a sidewalk milking contest with a best udder prize of twenty dollars in silver dollars and two dollar bills. Pocket picking complaints prompt increased patrols and two youths are being questioned by Wilmington police.
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Clinton County Fair
Fair Board
Gooding Amusement
Clinton County Sheriff's Department
Wilmington Police Department
Wilmington
Fairgrounds
British Train Robbery Net Hits 2.8 Million Pounds
A gang of 20 to 30 masked men halted the Glasgow London mail train near Cheddington England at 3 am seizing about 120 registered mail bags and diamonds. The theft may exceed a million pounds with a large amount of used currency. Engineer Jack Mills and an apprentice were assaulted as attackers smashed windows and freed the bags to waiting cars.
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Cheddington
England
London
Jack Mills
Dog catcher Ralph Thomas forfeits bond in loose dog case
Kenosha Wisconsin AP reports Ralph Thomas the city dog catcher forfeited a $10 bond after being charged with allowing his dog to run loose. The incident occurred in Kenosha and the case proceeded in court on Wednesday.
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Kenosha
Wis
Ralph Thomas
Federal workers munch fudge bars in diabetes screening
In a Public Health Service test across nine cities, federal employees ate 50 000 fudge bars to screen for diabetes. Using the Auto Analyzer, doctors quickly flag suspicious cases after a blood test, with 210 diabetes cases found among 15 535 employees in Washington and Dallas during the first year.
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Uncle Sam
Public Health Service
Dallas
Denver
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New York
Kansas City
Greenbelt
Alexandria
Belle Mead
N. J
Public Health
Health Service
Duvalier says Haiti invasion crushed despite rebel claims
Government spokesmen report the Haitian exiles were driven into the Dominican Republic after hours of fighting in the north. They say Cantave was not captured and put the invaders at about 100 strong, far smaller than rebel claims. Some exile sources insist rebels remain on Haitian soil advancing toward Gonaives.
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Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
George J. Figaro
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Adrien Raymond
Foreign Office
Cantave
Santo Domingo
Cap Haitien
Gonaives
Clinton County School Board race candidates listed
The Clinton County Board of Education has two open seats with three candidates Stanley Bernard Sabina Myron T Hale and John Hamilton. Simon Kenton has three seats and eight candidates Richard Curtis John R Harper Richard Rolfe Mary Ellen McCann Hollister Ralph L Wilson Ben B Page Marvin Beam and Harold Aible. Clinton Massie has two seats with three candidates Lawrence Starr Wilbur Williams Don Wert. Sabina has two seats with James Morris and Robert E Wilson. Blanchester has two seats with M R Snider and Ranhel Richards.
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Clinton County
Mary Ellen McCann Hollister
Wilmington
Ralph L. Wilson
Sabina
Ben B. Page
New Vienna
Marvin Beam
Harold Aible
Box 50
Clinton Massie
Lawrence Starr
Waynesville
Wilbur Williams
Don W. Wert
James Morris
Stockton Ave
Robert E. Wilson
Blanchester
M. R. Snider
Ranhel Richards
Allen
Clinton
Hamilton
Fisher Lumber Co
Wilmington-Union Township
Ohio Lumbermen’s Association
Wilmington Friends Church
Elizabeth Fox Camp
John
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
David
Ohio Turncoat Heads For Home
American turncoat Lowell D. Skinner of Akron Ohio left for home under the assumed name Braun today, an airline source reported. The former U S Army corporal who refused repatriation after the Korean War and spent nine years in Red China was to change planes in Tokyo.
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Hong Kong
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
Braun
Red China
Tokyo
Seven-Way Contest Assured For Two School Board Seats
The November election features a seven candidate field for two Wilmington City Board of Education seats. Biographies spotlight William C. Bales and Clifford Camp among the five remaining hopefuls, detailing careers, education, and family ties.
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Wilmington
James W. Dixon
Randolph St
Edwin W. Stults
Florence Ave
William M
Eloise B.) Waring
Hillcrest Ave
William C. Bales
Lincoln St
Billy Lambeke
John K. Williams
E. Columbus St
Clifford Camp
Dixon
South Africa Expected to Ignore U.N. Arms Embargo Call
The U.N. Security Council urged a worldwide arms embargo on South Africa over apartheid but Britain France and other powers signaled noncompliance. Liberia Secretary Grimes warned African nations will seek stronger action in November if Pretoria does not change policy. The US also stated it will halt arms shipments after year-end.
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United Nations. N.Y
South Africa
U.N. Security Council
U.N
J. Rudolph Grimes
Liberia
Britain
France
Roger Seydoux
Patrick Dean
Dean
Charles W. Yost
United States
Kennedy Seeks Senate Approval Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact
President Kennedy urged the Senate to ratify the partial test ban treaty with the Soviet Union and Britain, pledging no secret agreements and saying the pact advances limits on the atmospheric, outer space, and underwater tests though it may not guarantee world peace. Senate approval is expected after debates and scientific testimony, with 56 nations expected to sign alongside the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union.
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Kennedy
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Russia
United States
U.S
Britain
Boston
Otis Air Force Base
Sir Howard Beale
State Department
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Soviet Union
Howard Beale
Moscow
London
France
China
Jackson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee On
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