Editorials on Transplant Anniversary and Heart Surgery Limits
Editorial notes the 1967 first human heart transplant by Dr. Christian Barnard and weighs the year's medical challenges. It cites Dr. Irvin Page on prevention of arteriosclerosis, Dr. Theodore Cooper on donor supply, and the push for a Uniform Anatomical Gift Act to simplify organ donation. The piece questions brain transplants, heart rejection, and ethical questions about organ allocation.
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Christian N. Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
Navy
Irvin 3. Page
American Heart Association
Page
Cleveland Clinic
Council On
Miami
Theodore Cooper
National Heart Institute
Cooper
Barnard
American Bar Association
American College of Chest Physicians
Oet
Heart Screon
Philip Blaiberg
London
White House Secrecy Under Fire in FOI Report
Sigma Delta Chi authors accuse President Johnson of secrecy that interfered with the Freedom of Information Law. The report decries a credibility gap and claims Johnson sought monopolistic control of news and to have it reported as he dictated. It notes Nixon, unlike Johnson, will likely avoid these practices.
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Johnson
Sigma Delta Chi
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Modular housing seen as key to fill housing gap
Roger E Spear notes high labor costs and zoning barriers curb mobile home builders though modular housing offers a logical solution The industry is expanding with shipments expected to 350000 units next year at about 2 billion dollars in retail sales Major players gain via scale geography and acquisitions Redman Skyline Corp report strong growth and expansion plans with sales up 55 percent last year and projected per share earnings near 2 50 for a market poised for rapid growth
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Ashe
Eine
Ok Hiewets
Redman
Sey Piember
Skyline
Spear
Pere Spnally
War against Cohn raises questions on government harassment
The indictment of Roy Cohn by the U S Attorney in New York sparks debate over prosecutorial overreach and financial burden on acquitted defendants. The piece questions persistent harassment, cites extensive grand jury scrutiny, mail interceptions, and subpoenas, urging a public inquiry into the justice process and its impact on citizens.
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Cohn
Roy Cohn
U.S
New York
Wheler
Roy
Colin
Hye
Citzen
S Mlecrs-H
Cobo
Alorney
I Nto
Chicago
New York Times
Boston
Coba
Judiciary Committees
Congress
Folklore and Political Jokes in Indiana Tales
A collection of wry quotes and vignettes from Indiana politics and society. Jokes about nominees and elections, family voting, and a sleeping congressman evoke local humor and political cynicism. An observed exchange questions a candidate’s appeal and a constituent’s blunt query about Darfling, ending with a sharp note on American spying and brass.
Another View of News Media Criticism in Brief
A Nebraska letter questions if criticism of newspapers and broadcasts helps or harms public understanding. It argues readers should recognize the value of relatively accurate reporting and wonders about balancing critique with factual coverage of wars, crime, and disasters.
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Taytor
Clarioi
Memory lapses and humbling slips due to fatigue and stress
The article recounts anecdotes from Dr. Ernest F. Tittle and Dr. Crane about memory blocks and slips of the tongue during sermons and public speaking. It notes fatigue as a trigger, shares personal embarrassments, and suggests personal exams and practical tips for handling such lapses. It mentions sending a stamped envelope to Mellor, Indiana, for advice or charts.
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Arthur D
Detcvit Corporation
Dr. Crane
Iets
Jota
Ernest F. Tittle
Evanston
Ham
John Bricker
Tom
Newey
Indiana
Fang
Chicago
Dr. Tithe
Arthur
Health advice from Dr Brady on diet and calcium
A letter by William Brady advises moderation of sweets while stressing the importance of calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B complex for teeth and heart health. It cites studies on calcium needs in youths aged 2 to 18 and notes deficiencies can affect growth, posture, and digestion. Readers may mail brief inquiries with stamped envelopes for responses.
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America
England
Brady
William Srady
Camino
South Beye Wily Hills
California
Questionable Educational Research Sparks Debate
The author lampoons the Educational Development Program of Michigan State University and criticizes Dr Robert L. Riel for advocating exams that emphasize expressive writing, multiple valid answers, and testing that goes beyond mere measurement. He argues strong writing ability, diverse answers, and challenging exams foster real learning and literacy.
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Michigan State University
Rovert L. Riel
Bel
Ebel
Michigan State
Canmnnites
Reesearch
Cope
Gen
Fea, Corp
Preamble to the United States Constitution for the States of America
The text presents an imperfect version of the preamble outlining goals to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty for the people and states.
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United States
States of America
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