Houston surgeon performs third heart transplant
Dr. Denton Cooley's team completed the third heart transplant, a high risk procedure where the recipient John M. Stuckwish, 62, Alpine Tex, revived after the new heart was implanted despite brain activity showing none. Disputes over donor death arose among doctors while legal authorities weighed the case and future prosecutions.
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Kewell EB
France
Canley
Stockswich
Harris County Medical Examaty Sr
Joseph A.dzenmiczyk
Pedro Ceram
Clarence Nicks
Nicks
Carem
Vrance
St. Luke's
Carl J. Lina
Cavan
Slackwish
Sturmlet
Kennedy Extends Lead in DC Delegates First Primary Fallout
United Press International reports Senator Robert F Kennedy leading in the District of Columbia delegates as Democrats contest early primaries. McCarthy and Humphrey trail as Kennedy faces Felts in Indiana Ohio Alabama Florida contests. In other states Gilligan holds edge in Ohio while Faircloth seeks Florida Democratic nod and Ed Gurney wins in Alabama. A run off is set for June 4.
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United Press International
Robert F. Kennedy
Heath
Indkima
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Djinn
Roger Hramin
Police Car In Crash In Evansville Intersection
A police car with siren and red lights traveled west on U S 460 when two southbound cars on a county road stopped at a red light. A northbound car failed to stop and hit the patrol car and the other vehicles. Passenger Nancy Vasquez, 20, was hospitalized. no injuries reported for others.
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Evansville
Ind
Nancy Vasquaz
Rioting Plot Seen as Poor People's Campaign Reaches DC
Senate probes reveal Sen. McClellan says black militants plan to riot when the Poor People's Campaign arrives in Washington. Army on alert. Justice Dept chief Ramsey Clark vows no blocking of bridges or buildings. Abernathy leads nonviolent march toward the capital, with first entrants expected Sunday.
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Atty
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Clark
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Public Works Committee
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Ralph David Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
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Fem
Abernathy
AteClellan
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McGilfer
MecClellan
Army Isd
King
Memphis
Tenn
McClellan
Gemf
McGiller
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Shirley Riggs obituary notes he died Tuesday at New Hope Nursing Home Lewisville after a long illness. Born July 8, 1884, he was a former Chrysler employee from New Castle and a lifelong resident of Shirley. Survived by wife Mabel Hibbard and children Jesse Bon Way aulfred Quin. five sons and 17 grandchildren with several great grandchildren.
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Shirley
Bors
Jesse
Bon Riggs
New Castle
Wayaulfred Riggs
Quin Riggs
Australia
Grant
Jdvon
Anderson Obituaries an assortment of local deaths
Obituaries from Anderson list Roxie Fisher of 182 Poplar Street widow of Jose Fisher died at home. Survived by two daughters Lois Hani and Kathleen Priser, a brother Arthur Busby, and grandchildren. Services at Eten Brathis Funeral Home with viewing. Also noted are memorials for Shirley Webb Patton of Knightstown and other relatives with services at various churches and funeral homes. Deaths include Patton near Greenfield and other residents with planned services and interments in local cemeteries.
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Rumi Fish
Roxie
Fisher
Poplar St
Jose Fisher
Ytle Creek
Bradison County
Mra
Joseph
Lois) Hani
Mes
Hugh
Kathleen) Priser
Anderson
Arthur Busby
Lapel
Ehren
Rites Planned for Mills and Morton in Pendleton
Pendleton area funeral notices report Willi Mills 77 of 415 North Street and Albert Morton 49 of 2625 Halon Street set for final rites. Mills will be buried at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery after services at Cornell Committee and Johnson's church. Morton to be buried in Pleasant Walk Cemetery after services at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Unioad
Lilburn Simmons
George and Elizabeth Kirk Bur
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Inton
Broskshie
Terment
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Chaniceburg
Middigtown
Mtrene
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Nathunera Home
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Wood
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Mounds Baptist
Miler
Anderson Memorial Park
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Methodist
Johnson
Anderson Mema
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Morston
Harold BE
Rozelle
George Skinner
Glenn Skinner
Jackson Park
Mas
Audrey Siuber Pendleton
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Indianapolis
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Senate
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Fipton
Buria
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Hove
Marion Jeffers
Brown and Bitz
Broadway
Reynolds Gas Regulator Co
Errol J. Dietrich
East Lynn
ARS
Mary Kilmer
Tory L. Kilmer
Columbus Ave
Cyan N. Kilmer
Harold E. Rozelle
Russt
Paris Students Seize Central City Amid Sorbonne Shutdown
Reported clashes as students clashed with police in Paris occupying Le Petit and the heart of the capital. Police fired on protesters while street battles blocked main avenues, with plans to disrupt Sorbonne operations and detain fellow students. Meanwhile, funeral notices list services for Ruth Cunningham and Bob Vaughn in Indiana. Roscoe Colensan to officiate Cunningham service. burial in Vinton Cemetery. Vaughn service at Ronald Sachs Funeral Home, Fortville. Burial at Greenfield Park Cemetery.
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de Are
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Vinlanen
Rutie Cunningham
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ruth MI
Cunningham
Ney
Roscoe Colensan
Vinton Memorial Cemetery
Ewng
Vaughn
Fortville
Bob
Mojhawk
Ronald Sachs
Phillip Aguilar
Mohawk Grace Baptist Church
Park Cemetery
Greenfield
Wallace Elector Candidates Lead In Alabama Primary
Early returns show Pro Wallace presidential elector candidates leading in Alabama Democratic primary. Led by Governor Albert Brewer, the slate appears set to defeat committed opponents though results are not conclusive. Demonstrations and police actions reported elsewhere in the region accompany funeral notices for local residents.
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Birmingham
Ala
ProWallace
Alabama
Albert Brewer
George Wallace
Astronaut Armstrong parachutes clear after space vehicle crash
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON AP Armstrong parachuted free as a NASA lunar landing craft crashed near Ellington Air Force Base. He walked away and spoke with a Manned Spacecraft Center official while witnesses said the vehicle was about 200 feet from the ground. The craft, worth about 2.5 million dollars, burned on impact as Edwards Air Force Base had tested similar vehicles for almost a year. Authorities said the incident would be investigated and mortgage loan concerns unrelated to the crash were noted in the same report.
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Edwards Air Force Rage
Calif
Washington
Ellington
U.S. Fa
Opium Production in India Tops World Output
India in 1566 produced about 56 percent of the world's legal opium, according to official sources. The report notes foreign exchange arming at $4 million 8969 and highlights other global items, including diplomatic appointments and volcanic eruptions affecting the Philippines.
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India
Local parties select officers as delegates head to Indiana
The piece notes reorganizing sessions for Republican and Democrat central committees this Saturday to name county officers. Delegates elected yesterday will attend next month’s state conventions in Indianapolis to nominate candidates for U S Senator governor and other state offices. Voting was light in many places though lines formed later. election officials faced some address errors and the county canvassing board will compile official results early today.
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Indianapoles
U.S
Tate
Canyessing
Illness Fatal To Omar C Fox Highway Engineer
Omar C Fox a retired state highway department engineer died Tuesday at St Elizabeths Hospital Lafay ette Ind He was born Sept 6 1909 in Muntingburg Ind He married Lucille Peek and survived by a son Dr Richard Fox of West Lafayette two sisters and five grandchildren Funeral services are planned at Copher and Foster funeral Home with rites at the mortuary and committal at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana
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Capher
Elwood
Omer O. Fox
NC 3
Alexandrid
State Higley Department
St. Elizabeth's
Fspltal
Lafayalle
Muntingburg
Ind
Henry
Carrie Fay
Lucille Peek
Richard Fox
West Lafayette
Bxa
Paris Taxi Drivers Strike Over Driving Exams
About 14,000 Paris taxi drivers walked off the job Tuesday to protest the elimination of tough exams for future drivers. Cabs were scarce on crowded streets while independent drivers kept working at airpads and train stations.
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UPS
Avis
Aete
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