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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
18
Fort Wayne Weather Bureau describes a plow wind event as a straight line wind from a thunderstorm, causing damage in a narrow band. The rapid forward storm speed reached about 20 mph while descending winds at the surface exceeded 6 mph, producing localized destruction.
Six Duke University Law School students met with Attorney General John N. Mitchell in his office to press concerns about his description of the Washington antiwar demonstrations as lethargic and his claim that some speakers were directed from Hanoi. They delivered a petition signed by 165 of 293 students asserting Mitchell overstepped constitutional powers by ordering troops into Cambodia.
A team led by Dr. W Dudley Johnson at St Luke s Hospital Milwaukee transplanted a man s heart into 37 year old Burlington Wisconsin resident Mrs Elverna Fillner The donor Carol E Gaylor 45 Georgetown died of irreversible brain damage The operation went smoothly and the new heart took over immediately Wisconsin s first successful heart transplant had occurred previously on Oct 21 1968 when Mrs John Anick 51 of West Allis received a heart from an unnamed donor She remains among the nation s longest surviving recipients.
Anderson delegates to the Indiana Kentucky Synod Lutheran Church in America convention May 17 to 20 at Bloomington. Delegates include Dr Nathan F R Harter W Noblilt Harald Gaw Dr Frederick Hanes and Rev Lewis Westenbarger. Dr Walter M Wick of Indianapolis presides in the Memorial Union at Indiana University.
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