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Plane crash with Sen Ted Kennedy covered nationally [1]. Breast cancer surgery was cause of husband's presidential campaign withdrawal [2]. People magazine. Openly discussed her masectomy [3] James Ewing Layman Award recipient Covered as witnessing U.S. Congress Cancer Hearings [4]. first national spokesperson for the American Cancer Society Acknowledgement of dying of cancer after mastectomy, made in Good Housekeeping magazine [5] Marvella Bayh, wife of Senator Birch Bayh, laid the groundwork to get funding at the national level for the rapidly growing organization (American Childhood Cancer Organization). President Jimmy Carter delivered a eulogy, the first by a president of the United States in the Cathedral [6], NYT obit, Time magazine milestones all TV networks Husband established memorial fund at Indiana University School of Medicine 'Since 1979, the Marvella Bayh Memorial Scholarship has provided more than $130,000 in scholarships to first-year, female medical students interested in cancer research.' (see ACS ref) Dru of Id (talk) 00:04, 29 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]