Smallest of Harris Quints Dies in Brooklyn
Tiny Talitha Harris, the smallest of four surviving Harris quintuplets, died at 4:15 a.m. after pneumonia and complications. Her siblings remained in good condition as doctors and nurses watched around the clock at the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn born last Wednesday to Lionel and his wife. A fifth baby died at birth.
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New York
Talitha Harris
Harris
Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Lionel Harris
Spring pattern ad promises feminine waist and easy sewing
Printed Pattern 4554 offers Jr Miss and Misses sizes with 3 1/8 yards at 35 inches for size 14. Send 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mail to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star, New York address. Catalog features 115 styles, free hat patterns, fabrics, and a gift coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Lady Congresswomen Demand Equal Gym Time in House
In Washington 11 women in Congress push for access to the male only House gym. Rep Patsy Mink and allies enter anteroom to protest lack of a women’s locker room and seek equal time amid male resistance while gym director Botts explains boundaries.
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Washington
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Bers
Mrs. Mink
Herbert Botts
Charlotte Reid
Ill
Catherine May
Botts
VEA Counsels Teachers Against Union Drive in Virginia
Virginia Education Association executive secretary Robert F. Williams urged teachers to reject the American Federation of Teachers organizing push. He said AFT methods are not suitable for educators and warned the union’s bid for recognition in Virginia faces long odds.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Robert F. Williams
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Williams
Two Virginians Die in Vietnam Service
The Defense Department announced the names of two Virginians who died in the Vietnam conflict. Army Staff Sgt. Joe F. Walker of Hampton died in action and Marine Cpl. Robert D. Ware of Roanoke died of wounds.
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Washington
The
Defense Department
Army
Joe F. Walker
Hampton
Marine
Robert D. Ware
Roanoke
First practical outboard motor unit introduced in 1902 France
TheEncyclopaedia Britannica notes that while Ole Evinrude of Milwaukee is credited with popularizing the outboard motor, the first functional outboard motor unit appeared in 1902 in France.
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Ole Evinrude
Milwaukee
Wis
France
Encyclopaedia Brica
Wesley Fellowship Meeting Next Week at Lebos Home
The Wesley Fellowship Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church will hold a social and business meeting at 132 Academy Lane the Lebos home on Feb 14 at 8 p.m. The event replaces a prior listing. TEEN MARRIAGE DIVORCE WELLINGTON AP Four in ten teen marriages in New Zealand end in divorce per Rev Cadman of Napier at the Baptist Union assembly in Wellington.
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Wesley Fellowship
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Robert L. Lebo
Academy Lane
Wellington
New Zealand
Thomas Cadman
Napier
Baptist Union Annual Assembly
Kennedy Says No Peace Feelers From Europe
Kennedy stated he did not bring peace feelers from Europe but told Johnson that France could offer meaningful contacts with Hanoi. He noted no impression he was a recipient of peace feelers and discussed tense talks over Vietnam during a White House conference.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Hanoi
Kennedy
House
Newsweek
New York Democrat
Nicholas Katzenbach
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Vietnam
Katzenbach
White House
New York
de Gaulle
China
Senate
North Vietnam
Malaria Strain Hits Vietnam. US Cases Rising
A Navy report says a drug resistant malaria strain is sweeping Vietnam and has infected more than 10,000 Americans there in under two years. Planes spray Vietnam to kill mosquitoes, with jet spray rigs being developed at Alameda NAS to enable operations in Viet Cong territory.
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Fulbright
State Department
Germany
Stephens College
Columbia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
China
Asia
Peking
San Francisco
Vietnam
Navy
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
United States
Guam
South Vietnam
Dear Abby column on snooping mothers and marriage pressure
Abigail Van Buren advises a 17 year old girl on her mother invading privacy and notes there is little she can do except hide private items. She also urges a woman facing a reluctant partner to demand marriage or end the relationship and offers Dear Abby guidance on household budgets and independence.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicase Tribune
N. Y
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