Fridav. December 13. 1963
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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
' Ethel Kennedy Gives Birth
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, widow of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, gave
birth early Thursday to their
11th child, an 8 pound, 4
ounce girl described by a friend
as "a real pretty baby with
light brown hair."
The infant was delivered by
Caesarian section at 8:40 a.m.
at Georgetown Hospital. The
late senator's brother, Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.,
was in the delivery room. A
family spokesman said mother
and child were in "excellent
condition."
The birth came six months
and a week after the
Democratic senator from New
York died of an assassin's
bullet in Los Angeles, where he
had just won the California
presidential primary June 4.
Mrs. Kennedy now has
seven sons and four daughters.
The three oldest children,
Kathleen, 17, Joseph P. Jr., 16,
and Robert F. Jr., 14, were
away at school when their new
sister arrived.
It was the fifth Caesarian
for Mrs. Kennedy, a vivacious
and athletic woman of 40 who
likes to play tennis and touch
football. Few women have
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more that three such
operations.
Mrs. Kennedy probably will
remain in the hospital for a
week or 10 days, the
spokesman said.
Dr. John W. Walsh, clinical
professor of obstetrics and
gynecology at Georgetown
University, delivered the child.
He has delivered several other
Kennedy children, including
John F. Kennedy Jr. in the
same hospital.
Mrs. Kennedy entered the
hospital Wednesday night with
her brother-in-law, Ted, and
two close family friends,
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Americans, South
Agree On Peace Package
PARIS (UPI)-The United
States and South Vietnam,
dismissing reports of a rift
between their delegations,
announced full accord
Thursday on an allied
procedural package plan aimed
at getting the long-stalled
Vietnam War conference
underway.
The agreement including
new proposals for seating
arrangements was reached
during an intense 90-minute
meeting between U.S. Chief
negotiator W. Averell Harriman
and Vice President Nguyen Cao
Ky, . director of South
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decathlon champion.
Also along was Mrs. Louella
Hennessy, the nurse who has
attended the birth of every
grandchild of Joseph P.
Kennedy Sr. except for one of
Mrs. Patricia Lawford's
children.
As Ted Kennedy put it
later, "everything was going
fine until the elavator stuck."
The doors of the elevator
the Kennedy party boarded to
go to her third-floor room
would not close. Johnson
managed to push them shut,
but they quickly reopened.
The senator and Mrs.
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agreement which Harriman said
would be submitted to the
North Vietnamese "soon"
probably at a private meeting
in Paris Friday.
"We discussed matters in
which we are both
interested including seating
arrangements," Harriman said
after the meeting in Ky's
temporary Paris residence. "We
have reached full agreement on
new proposals which will be
made."
General Ky confirmed the
allied agreement, saying "we
have reached full
understanding and there are no
problems between us."
But South Vietnamese
President Nguye Van Thieu,
quoted by SAIGON RADIO,
warned that "sitting at the
conference table does not
mean we are ready to make
concessions to the
Flu Hate Higher In I
ATLANTA (UPI)-The
National Communicable
Disease Center (NCDC) said
Thursday the "attack rate" for
influenza is running more than
twice as high as the national
average in many institutions,
such as hospitals and colleges.
The rate for the nation is 10
to 15 per cent, but in some
institutions, NCDC said, it has
soared as high as 40 per cent.
This is because of crowding
and the frequency of contact
under such conditions, Dr.
John R. Bagby, deputy
director of NCDC explained.
Crowded buses and elevators
and "rooms where the
ventilation
isn't too good
increases the chances of
persons getting the flu," he
said.
But NCDC doesn't feel the
current wave of Hong Kong flu
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saying. "I don't want to get
stuck on here between floors."
They finally took another
elevator to Mrs. Kennedy's
private, $61-a-day room in the
maternity ward. She was
reported to have been in good
spirits throughout the
pre-delivery period.
The WTashington Post
reported that she brought with
her this time five pieces of
luggage. One reason, the
newspaper said, is that Mrs.
Kennedy always brings her silk
sheets, which are laundered
separately from the hospital
linen.
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Communists." Thieu said South
Vietnam would "never concede
an inch of land or a single
citizen to the Communists."
Harriman strongly denied
reports of a rift between
Saigon and Washington over
definition of ground rules for
the expanded Paris
negotiations that will seek a
basis for peace in Vietnam.
While declining to give
details of the allied procedural
proposals, Harriman said, "we
will stick to the principles to
which we are both very
definitely committed."
Diplomatic observers
interpreted the statement to
mean that neither Washington
nor Saigon would modify its
stand that the new conference
should be a two-sided affair
between the allies and an
opposite side composed by
Hanoi and Viet Cong
negotiators.
that is sweeping the nation is
of a strong enough strain to
suggest that people forego
sporting events, the theater or
other such gatherings.
"The flu in the normally
healthy person is mild and of
short duration," Bagby said.
Among the 811 and elderly,
however, it can prove serious
and NCDC suggests that these
people get flu shots.
This group has priority for
the five million doses of Hong
Kong flu vaccine now being
distributed to doctors, but the
nation's drug manufacturers
hope to have another 17.5
million doses ready by January
1 when the current epidemic is
about at its peak. Fifteen
million doses will be made
available to civilians, and the
other 2.5 million doses will go
to servicemen.
By NCDC count, the flu, or
flu-like illnesses have now
spread to 30 states, but a UPI
check with state health
departments shows the bug has
invaded 33 states, with
Colorado experiencing a
border-to-border outbreak.
The athletic world reported
that the flu was proving active
in its ranks. .The St. Louis
Cardinals, of the National
Football League reported at
least 10 players and two
coaches have contracted the
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NCDC has warned that with
holiday travel and thousands of
students returning home from
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WASHINGTON (UP1)-President-elect
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designated cabinet members
Thursday to keep Americans
informed of their work and to
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of performance, not glamor.
A day-long indoctrination,
by Nixon's staff, emphasized
the general characteristics the
President-elect wants in his
administration.
Members of the incoming
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