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Dec. 23, 1966 - Fight to have Jingles - the new born Monkey: A new-born monkey was found clinging to his dead mother aboard a Boac airliner carrying 50 monkeys from Nairobi to Amsterdam, via London. She had died giving birth to him. At Heathrow Airport, London, R.S.P.C.A. officials are keeping a watchful eye on the baby - which has been named Jingles and feeding him every two hours. The treatment will have to be kept up throughout Christmas if he is to survive. Photo Shows Wrapped in cotton wool, Jingles: the new-born monkey is fed with the aid R.S.P.C.A. animal clinic at Heathrow Airport today

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Boac Clinging Clinic Heathrow Jingles Keeping Kept Monkeys Nairobi New-born R.s.p.c.a Survive Throughout Watchful Wrapped


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