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THOUGHT FOR TODAY If all pedestrians were laid end to end, it would make things easier for many drivers, VOL, 92---NO, 186 eae ae i 'a President Keni steps of Otis Air Force Base "dv mounts Hospital this his Kennedy's Baby Dead 39 Hours After Birth BOSTON (AP)--The tal of President and Mrs Kennedy!rean delivery died in the dark, pre - dawn hours today stood only a few feet awayifor his heart." when his son's heart failed a packed room Presidential. press secretary) children's hospital Pierre Salinger summoned re The president's porters hastily at 4:26 am, ee : EDT to tell them that Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, only 39 hours) and 12 minutes old died at 4:04 am Private funeral services will Be held Friday at a time and place to be announced later The president stood near the huge breathing device that held his son when doctors told him the struggle to keep bre: ng proved ton much of ' his tiny heart Se} BORN PREMATURELY Salinger indicated Kennedy recu ting from th e Rase ra new son; hos ago, Davis Powers the boy was dead Doctors roused at hild's turned worse. Con ent ern for weeks Ml that For hi! ; Wednesday her son's The tan for hosnita nedy fant's son t born prem; Pearson today nres n message the Otis Air to share w the. hearth n<sed to | baby morning wife Jacqueline of Wednesday in 2:10 am condition the ch prematurely tell the to a caesa The struggle of the baby boy|{ors determined the boy The presidentito keep breathing was too much/developed idiopathic respiratory) ; Salinger said in/Syndrome, a problem that at the famed At brother torney-General Robert Kennedy who himself became a father for the eighth time a few weeks) and presidential were }president when doctors told him adviser with the the presi when the suddenly ld, born at tv Pearson Sends Message To JFK OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis sent the fol to President n of th and we condolences." Securities Report Eases Tensions (AP)--T Street today NEW. YORK d in Wall nvestigation ¢ curities business there probably will supervision from Was and some Ages doing things report levelled sed by nd cs utual fu mers said high emo playing on pride and patriotism also questioned pllection patterns ctual (insia rethods of business by what t AUDITORIUM PROGRESS URGE CLOSER | $1,000,000 $900,000 $800,000 $700,000 $600,000 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 $50,000 siatior TESS Senate ¢ . he House of Rep but a « deemed nt over share owners CLOSER CHECK INVIST at this se auple of he advanced Che Oshawa Cimes ao. OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1963 "ie te SECO RBRREENIEN LG OE 5 SURRENT } L Inquest Ruling n Ward Death Julie Gulliver testified at the inquest that she was living with Ward shortly before he was taken to St, Stephen's Hospita and she had seen bottles of LONDON (Reuters)--A seven member jury at a coroners in quest today found that Stephen Ward, central figure in one of Britain's most sensational scan Authorized os Second Cioss Mail Post Ottewo and fi payment of WEATHER REPORT Mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms this evening, ending Saturday mor- ning. Clear and cooler Saturday. Cae "EIGHTEEN PAGES OT IN U.K. ROBBERY NEAR 38 MILLION | Scotland Yard | Hunts For Gang i |; LONDON (AP) -- Known postal sorters--was ignored, The losses in history's greatest train}richest haul came from the sec- robbery approached the $8,000,-/ond coach which: together with 000 mark today, Scotland Yard/the coach ahead and the loco- sand police of 14 counties hunted|motive was uncoupled and 'the gang that ambushed the) moved a mile down the track to dals of the century killed Glasgow-London mail tablets in his apartment y As bank after bank reported him be unloaded The robbery, carried out in 15 self by taking an overdose of Miss Gulliver said Ward was of child tary hospital to the Boston'chil- jdren's hours after nh Golden 'Hawks and nervous" and his behavior was not normal the night before he was taken to the hospital in a coma from which he never re rvered Miss Gulliver said the day's proceedings Bailey, on Tuesday July 30, they went to the Chelsea district in a taxi-and visited a coffee bar Wreath Given mie. ae U.K. 'Victim' renee See LONDON (CP)--A wreath of Ward died Saturday § afte white roses with a card reading some 80 hours in a dee COMA! "tq Stephen Ward victim of without knowing he had beeN pritish hyfocrisy". was sent to-| jeonvicted at a London trial of/qay to the funeral of the con-/ ving on the earnings. of the) victed society osteopath who yrostitution of Miss Keele died Saturday and another end, Marilyn vole 4 rhe were a group of andy) Rice-Davies, 18 & t (Mandy) Rice-1 ee writers and actors including two The inquest took ¢ Canadians, playwright Ted Al minutes to arrive at the verdict./jan of Montreal and TV director Neither Miss Keeler nor Miss am (Ted) Kotcheff of Tor Rice - Davies attended the in quest As the inquest ' was takin place, Scotland Yard detectives arranged questioning of con nembutal sleeping pills His death last Saturday was attributed to softening of the brain tissues because of depri vation of oxygen Ward, 50 that after al the Old diverced son of an Anglican man, was to have been buried this afternoon at a private funeral ceremony But his lawyer *k Wheat ley, said the fune "may not be held today after a Ward burst prominence } year when former wat John Profumo resigned affair death baby earlier today of their born Wednesday (AP Wirephoto) son nto i2:52 p.m. Wednesday arted almost immediately when doc had senders BGA tere en causes breathing difficulty, This REBEL PAUL VERNA condition frequently among premature babies An air force hospital ambu lance, accompanied by a cordon} st policemen, sped the! rom the Cape Cod mili- cette The feeling of the group, re flecting a groundswell con cern over Ward's death, was that the osteopath, who took an vieted prostitute Vicky Barrett, overdose of drugs after hear- who was alleged to have ad- ing the judge sum up at his vice }mitted a fter Ward's suicide that trig), has been made something she lied at Ward's trial of @ scapegoat for more power Chief Inspector Thomas ful interests O'Shea said he would question Miss Barrett about a story in The Sunday Telegraph that. she admitted lying when she said she whipped naked elderly mer in Ward's apartment for money She later retracted The Sunday Telegraph onfession." Another trial eardo, broke sda of Hospital jess than five he was born Teams of top medical authori ties, miany om nearby Har- vard University, rushed to aid the child As SANTO DOMINGO (AP)--Thejand harassment that 'x who invaded Haiti werejeventually attract ublic yrted to have taken to the/port and topple Duvalier, s to wage: guerrilla warfare ' ei Oshawa MD $ hi against the government of Pres ident Francois Duvalie Statement naar | rom Por 1 an Prince Irks Malaya eS late as noon, top uel Levine nto Boston T 2 after Sam flew Thursday Dr York iat ng with his weary edmialnician y of New Monday the Was al account witness eved LOS Ronna BABIES Th t rd ch OTHER n S the d the, Kennedy ona television program she had arrlase! ried under pol was deliv-|, . ther child), hiing be the Haitian capital ndicated fighting w naki drive which é€xile spokes- berte But ad said the invaders were/f northe: Haiti at had ov CYOSs m d been dispersed KUALA (Reuters) -- LUMPUR Malaya Malaya ndi cated will protest to the Ca nadian government about criti sms made by a Canadian Col- imbo plan doctor he Dr. Claude H. Vipond | B.C. Expected © mr'tn? tact g to the ba To Clear Up : try of health said | Dower Tangle tne minty of external afars Sylvain said _ many pressure at the Du A spokesman for Stand- ard Oil said the American com pany two bulk plants near Fort Liberte were operating nor mally again America acuees were I ng to their }Obs along coasta has r's forces appar cau she es would &-manths-old a Esso eared Le very away take to the baby s Was I for e at Fort! -Duvailier t Haitian Ciaimed to have who fled with 12 of rebels i he neighborin gDom.) Public, t Leon! Haiti were sceptical the rebel commander,' The fact that main column" of his gime apparentiy melted Haj. edge of as a from the Army us men can Republic said Gen Base \ spokesman for the Malayan rth. v lave and the had rount at r Was Force d's b he matter up with the government at once went to. Malaya two Uan art of a six-man 1 According to 0 he said Canada @" army d review foreign aid 20 Attorney-General Robert n- | PORE etore Pong, money Sg ee ndicated Thursday night that. do not live about 300 and paiprager er cacao ate Moray a ruits on its march from V e1op EXILES AID REBELS spokesman Paul Verna the guerilla moun- » at about 250. He said the Dominican Repub- lied to their cause ap into the Cantave's speculation e that Ma ago as cal team awa report he adjuls Derac H f said Can iota up at He pas hwest Hait ghting government and ils ni nat i ad ' promises In the Oshawa statement: Dy , "I thought there need in that country enmeshed the 2! would be welcomed-- | R¢ Power) Dut I was wrong." He exp! jeeper in that th team was sent Malaya to technica + doctors We we ratients the ne Aerobatic Display Planned For CNE TORONTO (CP) displays the a telephone toria that an i ment had taker the courtros Aerobatic Seemed te have RCAF's ace sovern and the Thunder Cc D ven United States ' ated 7 } oy t 1e s parently Mr wheth would deal ~onstitutional He replied "| hope campaign @ promised beds an operating room and essary equipment. but sary equoment' os! Mac Defends ove sone we! U.K. Standards to do some ed in o ob} t ssues of t of i.' Dr able work but fa none wer g esentatives. j * mprove neaica' care" DQ Public Life whole situation." HELSINKI (Re s)- LATE NEWS FLASHES | Collapses From Heroin Overdose mes was ed by theltoday Britain's Protume A dal was tut } from an overdose of But he told RCMP o he had taken nt =rime here scan-| collapsed on heroin. An admiticc rs who questioned her woman at the case re high. standard niain in Engl and cacaine ma 600 Homeless A typhoor 6.600 said this ause the Typhoon Leaves 6, TOKYO (Reuters) which ravaz nar persons home ands ns in der with Londeq Christine Keeler Teen-Age Crime Ring Cracked HAMILTON soane (CP) Three Hamilton de i ta be tan said: A mat ne TROSt teer ve niburn. of the Sun ry section of Las bends over the body of Haitian Invaders Disperse To Hills on the cash shipments seized by| minutes with split-second tim. bandits at a rural junction ing, probably was based on Thursday, the total climbed to/months of stop-watch planning £2,472,000 ($7,416,000) and spying on the line, Only aft: Unofficial estimates place d/erwards did people living in the the loot at a staggering £3,000,-/nearby village of Cheddington 000 remember men who came to Most of the loot inthe holdup|take movies of the trains rattl. near Cheddington, 40 milesiing py northwest of London, comprised) Jn every one of the 14 counties jused banknotes, British paper along the line from Scotland, currency, The currency, still/police stepped up inquiries, A negotiable, was being shipped special watch was ordered on by banks to London to be de-|race courses and gambling spots stroyed where "easy money" might The Midland bank said its) cnow up : z bon ran around £500,000. The) the train engineer, Jack }National Commercial Bank of M 58 bu aenned ; Edinburgh estimated it ) tie Doty ee £320.00 -s ital with eight stitches in nis scalp. Two of the masked INSURED AGAINST LOSS men jumped into his cab, The National Provincial Bank C/ubbed him with iron bars and said it had £1,064,000 in the sec. Pandcuffed him to the fireman, ond coach, Barclays announced Pave Whitby it lost £514,000, A spokesman), "Dave and I were ordered to said "it may be a little more le face down in the grass as but we are insured." about 15 other men swarmed Three' other banks reported|aboard the train and smashed smaller losses. They were the) Open the two coaches with pick- Linen Bank, £55,000, the Bank/@Xes," said Mills. jof Scotland £7,500 and the' 'Two of the gang stood over Roval Bank of Scotland, $7,500.|Dave and me and said if we Two Lendon loss adjusters tried to make a move we would put a further £200,000 on the Set another beating reward for information leading) "Dave and I lay very still, to the 'arrest of the thieves,|!'d had one beating and didn't bringing the total to £260,000, || want another," Scotland Yard was reported) Most London newspapers car- probing suggestions the loot ried editorials demanding a might have been flown out of overhaul of railway security the hijack area by a small red measures; Some suggested that } ills, S loss at) hospit would plane seen taking off and land.|mail trains carry armed guards. Duvalier's sup-ing at a disused airfield Sylvain, detained for question-|landing strips in a wide area/forces now frightened around the robbery scene. men at the border town of Da jabon, told reporters of bioody)bandits halted the 10 . coach." Fort of govern. ered the two trainmen in the jo-/ ment troops were killed in the) COmotive, held postal workers in! battle and that many went over|the first two coaches at bay, an rebel side, some armed) escaped with 129 bags of regis- only with machetes. The Haitian|'¢?ed mail government claimed Wedesday, Wantities s forces had smashed the/Motes berte government chased 0 the Dominican Re-| FIRST OF ITS TYPE t diplomatic circles the re-jvears the t had no knowl-/have been whereabouts some-|the ht be afoot, Rumors injand where to strike by an em Prince spoke of con- ployee of either the post office from mn the north be. or "the Y li the! dawn exagger in The. Daily sketch alled for visited airfields and the reorganization of police administered by authorities on national Police county The gang of about 15 masked! ines. Fear Montreal Polio Epidemic MONTREAL (CP) -- Three including gems and|Montreal hospitals report a to of negotiable bank. '@! of 28 cases of paralytic polio, all but six of them within the q) past few weeks said a senior police, This could mean the start of . an epidemic," Dr. Robert In- gram, director of. the Montreal Children's Hospital, said after It was the first successful rob-, ordering an immediate polio im- bery of a mai! train in the 125 munization program for his ravelling post offices! staff in. operation All of the victims except one Police were convinced thatjare children and most had re gang had been told when ceived no immunization shots Only three of the cases are Montreal. Dr. Charbon- operated neau noted many of the rest "travelling post office" before on lonely stretch of} countryside 40 miles northwest of London, The bandits overpow- i "It was a brilliantly operation," officer anne government rebe! railways. The rest of the train-- came from the Sherbrooke area, containing some 70 unarmed!85 miles east of Montreal. SON KILLED BY TRUCK Donald V Angeles his Ray after the boy f was crashed by a truck ves- terday, Officers said Roy i control of his bike and fell in son ont of the truck,. The driver was noi held as {AP Wurephote)