Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - November 21, 1968, Yuma, Arizona Editor's Notebook A Triumph Very Close To Greatness By JONES OSBORN Heart transplants arc still so rare that they command our attention as well as our tion Rut the heart transplant that make possible last weekend was r a r e r still For in that real-life drama t w o lives sprann from one Tin first was the a g e o 1 d m i r a c 1 e of childbirth The second was the e r n of a hearl transplant THE YUMA 7 20 Pages Per Copy lOc Yuma Arizona Thursday November 21 1968 Phone ARIZONA 2 17 We ran lie of the Yu- people who played a part in the struggle against long But first T think we owe our respect lo family of Mrs Maria of San Luis It would have completely understandable and they would havr licen en- tirely wilhin their prerogative had denied permission for transplant and the fort would have ended there quietly and properly Bui recognized the opportunity to try to save a life and for this noble act may these humble people be forever blessed At rm time were they offered money or other inducement and none has been received Secondly let us in- of Dr Harold Gordon who first saw opportunity to save another life ft was his initiative that started wheels turning lhat the help of nurses and hospital nel that called for a special flight through the Marine Corps Air Station and that got the dying mother to Houston in lime For three days and nights of skilled and strenuous effort the doctor neither asked for nor received any fee The only financial help offered were overnight accommodations in Houston and an airplane ticket back lo Yuma for him and Bullock registered nurse FIRES RAGE escue or ades Miners CHEMICALS SPILL This truck lade nod with about 150 gallons of phosphoric acid was headed south on 4th Avenue when a collision curred at the corner of Avenue and Street The truck wheeled inlo the No 2 parking area and overturned acid Truck driver Steven Bryant injury driver of the car was Mrs Glen Curtis who reportedly suffered some injury The Yuma Fire Department washed down the phosphoric acid Sun Staff Yuma Sewer Charge D y In Burning Given Tentative Ok by Council Coal Shafts In fact t h e impoverished family of donor were unable to pay the hospital ex- pense Ibe delivery fee or the burial expenses The heart re- is a relived railroad worker from Canada Rumors that he paid a handsome sum for a healthy heart are absolutely false From beginning to end last weekend's magnificent work was a humanitarian as well as a medical triumph of Hie first magnitude TeStS Deputy Sheriff Capl Cecil j Crow this morning that the alleged ambush on Ronald Helle Oct 13th was staged by the sergeant Capl Crow said ballistics tests on two bullets have shown that the bullets were fired from one gun One was recovered from it tire of Sgt Helle's car A second bullet test fired from same gun together with the first were sent to the Federal Welcome Winter At Volley Trailer Mr anil Mrs ery Mr and Mrs Palo Allo Calif Mr and Harold Bown Wendell Inside The Sun I -I I C Movies IB Women 7 New NATO Air Arm in Effect NAPLES A NATO air ami lo keep n watch ihr Un- ion's growing naval in wont into operation under tiie com- mand of an Carolina Adm Edward of installed chief of Mari- time Air Forces Mediterranean in a ceremony n 11 by lop il i t ry of tho North juul NATO of Haly of Investigation and to a crime al San Diego Capt Crow said Sgl Helle was confronted willt evidence and Sgl admitted that he his own into the tire The file at Sheriff's has closed Cant Crow reported also lhat SRI is facing disciplinary action at MCAS During the investigation Oct Capl Crow said he he was a I lull had lo be checked Sheriff Sgl Sgl Relic's Ihu next day in order lo j obtain a bullei The occurred about 1 on Avenue last Oct Kolli Sheriff Joe Aguilar and Sgt John moved in to investigate the then called Capt Crow info the investigation 3 Aircraft Shot Down Eight k CAP Throe U.S down near Dn killing eight A m e r i o a n s nnd injuring others the U.S Command an- today The allied commands also thai Viol Cong and I Vietnamese casualties in- creased lust week while those of U.S and South Vietnamese forces dropped The totals were of the enemy killed 127 Americans and 128 South Vietnamese Tho lost were n hig Marine an FIDO Sabre e an Phantom jet i aro almost a The Yuma Cily first to an Itie charges and date of Jan 1 The come up for second inr probably in two wooks the setting of sewer charges is necessary sewer are j sold in order lo make the bonds saleable In oilier words j buyers buy revenue thai are secured by enue is bids be called for sometime in January The H and tiie ordinance is well lo in final form added thiU may minor changes now the final are API Hope nf rescuing The Mayor K ex- i miners trapped deep in a sewer roal mine dimmed further will by with an announcement revenue and repaid by j thai the ire in Ihr shafts in- revenue from creased during the night m i I i o n obligation Since last evening all Public Works Director Winsor the ratos operation costs of sewer charge is lo pay tiie principal and interest on revenue second pose is to satisfy buyers is estimated liond issues in- witli of The protect it million The werr approved in and maintenance facilities it ilie mod were of ihei Ci Duncan is lo pay the I Jamrs Hoyo lose p h i n o 0 c h s no r Henry Mitchell Mayor Allt City ly and Anting sewor Oliver unit ie r l Mrs Is Incorrectly Identified A picture caption in day's paper concerning of Adair Complex needs correction The photo of the woman was as Gussin Adair and should have read Mrs Ruby Adair widow o lie late Norman Adair The helicopter was shot down Wednesday as it was landing infantrymen miles south of j Dan in nn area where South Vietnamese forces killed hundreds of Vietnamese in a big Sunday Six American's killed 12 wore wounded in tho helicopter crash The chopper was the helicopter downed in com- bal during the Vietnam war a spokesman said The Super Sabre was shot down northwest of Da Nang U as il was directing bombers to targets and Ihn was downed in tho same area Tuesday The lom's two crewmen were killed but Ihp two men aboard the Super were rescued by J D station base per wash rack per fixture -n JUT unit fill Councilman Henry said the sewer is long and lhal part of the financing be hy revenue It's sary this sower charge in in- He added that the second on Ihr would in Uvo Money Crisis Efforts Make Break-Through to reduce fire have vice dent William of Consolidation Coal Co lold a conference this The fire has definitely during the That fart is obvious by the smoke which is tmw coming out of two An explosion at daybreak Wednesday started the fire and a chain of explosions later sent 1 flames throughout t deep j shafts Word men either marie j it lo surface safely or were I pulled from ventilation shafts iv thr world's wealthiest value franc I i fhe ion in Ihp A jn at i j Germans in an effort I iv 1 from to thr crisis The money in secret for I ho second plunged into HII t Germ i us f ron i ha v tup to I by buckets on the end ot a I crane But there has been no word from the 78 since the tial blast smoke and Intense I fort In col loci enough credits i for the operation Schi 1 r r U o st Germany's m in is I IT of mics 10 Id news N sen I tic IT rons i i lor i nj 1 heir mark upward ami I kepi rescue reams from Jhe from having o Tho shafi in irt effort lo I fhe rapport men nows lo huv sH off crisis T n y1 is efforts on thel of the United immil jind in simie tonl IMP U.S dollar Ulc I S Kureau of UKJ an Tho outlines for a solution arc export on mine fires to emerge sairi Is ho Coal Co firm of Mountaineer Strauss operates fi THE WEATHER m o mini 11 11 low this Clear little in 81 tonight IS Frill fiy 82 Sunset Need Less Government FB Speaker Says Here City John B Jr explained that Public Works Director Winsor did preliminary work in Phoenix working with engineers and oond Rosenfold Yuma Lettuce Demand Weaker Tho for area j of n 2715 vail SD on ihle lasl Measures lie to during lunch break in meeting that morning i nine hour session hat started Wednesday bioke up in a men nrc deep round I dM rls No 1 nil West import 1 in which is is of which KIS in- the mine -I said hope among tho 15 nf Id plus land an Rfh to he la ken by 1 the deficit in Ibis France Ino has a deficit iro deep in linns The measures would keep tho 1 rbh mark Iho and thu West's 10 chief Their aim tho French franc and s t 1 b I i f c Hi economics and fiom liy PAM SMITH Daily Sun cannot rely on government for supply and demand was tho of Iho keynote address given today during the of the annual meeting of the Arizona F EI r in Bureau is tho E 1 d o p western region are field service director or the AFBF stressed ce of agricultural from Congress Rousseau fi's chairman on t h e board from also j lor ils income The higher Rick and come will tu conic through Schnoor markot How inflation agriculture was also included iii the visitor's comments Schnoor is from Denver nnd on his first visit to Yuma on KFA a md ranchers I I Dr George director of the hurt I extension nf University of reported with Cecil of The free a ti ue consumer is what agriculture industry n o e d Schnoor snid He s n i d it is hoped tho change in Congress will work toward such i Years Farm Ivis been in has boon in other rons The Farm Bureau convention welcome by Frank nf the Yuma County Farm remarks by Mayor AIM and comments the program hy Murphy of Yumo Ira Willis of tho Farm Bureau called a to order with on insurance given by j Eldwon director c Adrian Kichins and j ins on the j hanquet at 7 will i feature Mrs Haven Smith chairman of the Finm Bureau Com- from Honored quests Ulmor Dairy Princess Arizona Judy Hickman of Cotton ami Miss Wool of Insurance Companies Pilgrim awards will be made tonight Friday forenoon will conclude activities is h e i n q by the Tommy hand t h e Country Cousins with the Agriculture Act of 1065 ing more production and price control to the Secretary of Agriculture than ever before F reported on tho Kir markot come is lowest since the j Depression with 73 lo cent of parity the low I for the -in program Prisonaires Farmers are urged to develop were Floyd i barbershop Yuma i heir own markets and look ward better commodities and more export One out of every four is now exported but less tion the world market couH iof FARM BUREAU kins County High School president save the annual i groups j report followed hy reading of The of Yuma resolutions by Allen ty Chamber of Commerce and state vice president Pillar Farmers are aiding the convention WELCOME TO YUMA Frank president of the Yuma County Farm Bureau extends a welcome to Mrs Haven Virginia Smith of and Sehnoor from Denver Colo Mrs Smith is chairman of American Farm Bureau Women's Committee and Schnoor area field services director AFBF Both are speakers at the of the Arizona Farm Bureau under way at the Stardust Hotel Sun Staff js not iven up for the men hut ive will decide jointly ihn U.S Bureau of Mini's Mine officials uxi UMW our own company officials just what steps Our is I and contain the fire 1 the lives of rescue until ivr nre certain Inv i.onl'iinetl and there As lonn as we fuel is a lo reduce jiml con- tain ihn fire wo will not give in hone said At Mils time we do not intend to seal mine said smoke is from a shaft sailed lo control air into but a buildup oi nas blew the seals open late Boyle said he was present to express the symp ilhy of United Mine Workers lo the I families of the trapped men I am not here as an expert on rescuing Dark ft looks very dark to me I will be the last porson in this room give up hope Boyle said Boyle said he considers the mine operators one of the best as far as cooperation and safety arp concerned As Ions as we mine coal is always this inherent danger he said Officials said the mine was inspected for safety last August and federal mine inspectors re- d found no dangerous accumulation of gas There was no determination on what caused the explosion but company spokesmen said yesterday that it was either accumulations of gas or dust
