Editorials on Heart Surgery And Transplants In 1967
Editorial reflects sober assessment after the Cape Town heart transplant first done by Dr Christian Barnard. It notes nearly 20 patients in final stages underwent the procedure, with mixed outcomes and ongoing debate about risks, ethics, and long term viability. It discusses donor heart rejection, drug risks, and the difference between kidney and heart transplants, while acknowledging potential knowledge gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Barnard
Grote Schur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Bach
Philip Blatberg
Blatberg
Jesse B. Edwards
American Heart Association
Barnard
National Academy of Sciences
Washington, D. C
Richard R. Lower
Medical College of Virginia
Michael E. DeBakry
Baylor University School of Medicine
Washington
Polaroid Gains Alert and Bath Sperry Rand Notes
Investor letter discusses Polaroid continuing growth into 1968 with potential further gains. Bath Industries reorganized as holding company amid shipbuilding revenue, and Sperry Rand seen improving with Univae division growth. Also mentions Kellwood profitability and Sears ties, advising cautious purchases while noting favorable P E within industry range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaroid
Bath Industries
Sperry Rand
B.B. A
Maine
Hatch Industries
Congaleum-Nairm
Sperry Naad
Univae
Sperry
Kelkwood
Sears
Constitution Preamble Adapted for Readers
An adapted form of the United States Constitution preamble outlines the aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for current and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United 33 States
United States of America
Cleveland unrest and dining at the Sheraton amid Stokes era talk
In Cleveland, readers witness a heated mix of national attention and local doubt as Mayor Stokes confronts scrutiny after 100 days. A Sheraton-Cleveland stay highlights hotel labor issues and public hunger for reform, while pundits debate unemployment in Hough and the appeal of Black Power rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Afr
Stokes
William Haspard Taft
Sam
Ohio Associatio
Sheraton - Cleveland
Buckley
Ronald Reagan
California
John Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
New York Times
Sheraton-Cleveland
Sheraton
New Jersey
Richard C. Hughes
Hough
Her Majesty’s Bugle Corps
Hether
Saul Friedman
Friedman
Harvard University
Atlanta
Iodine Ration Promoted As Essential Food For All
Brady's Health Service promotes iodine ration as essential food not medicine. Readers are urged to request booklets by mailing 38 cents and self addressed envelopes. Claims include pregnancy aid and goiter reduction, with cautions about safety of iodized salt and vitamin supplements. Dr Brady invites brief, instruction-compliant letters for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Brady
Wiliam Brassy
Camino
South Boverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic Advice Sways Love With No Cigarette Link
Nita L aged 22 recalls meeting a man at Lauderdale while addressing dental assistants. She tested Dr Crane's idea that tobacco harms dating by quitting smoking, leading to a kiss and engagement within six weeks. The column urges wives to test charms free of tobacco odor and notes smoking deters many eligible partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita
Brunele
Erlend
Alvor
Imalarky
Nita L
Beaus Tifel
Lauderdale
Eugene
Hin
Duce
Nekee
SMF
Marcy
Parody Poem Echoes Old Wordsworth Piece
A fragmented OCR reads as a parody critique linking Wordsworths Livy to an 19th century mock piece by Phoebe Cary with riffs on domestic scenes and American writer Bent Leston Taylors quips. The text cites When the Frost is on the Punkin and When the strap s on the flapjack as humorous inspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wordsworth
Phoebe
Cary
Jacob
Nous
Jack
James Whitcomb
Riley
Bent Leston ‘Taylor
Another's View FOVERTY AND GOVERNMENT
Thurman Sensing argues the welfare state and Christian individualism are opposite. He asserts the U S system thrives on private initiative, while bureaucratic planning stifles drive, leads to stagnation, and harms freedom. He warns both parties’ welfare proposals echo centralized control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christanty
United States of America
Thurman
Law of tha catator tails aboard ship
Question asks for the law aboard Gab o nine tails with punishments for mutiny drunkenness stealing and other offenses. It lists 12 lashes for rum pilfering, 19 lochan of spitting, 72 lashes for telling the Master at Arms off, 4 lashes for appearing naked on deck, 50 lashes for drunken or misconduct, 4 lashes for slow embarkation, 12 lashes for stealing an officer's toupe, and doctors nearby to treat bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochan
Coast Guard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keliwood
Sears, Roebuck
Kelltgood
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea, Corp
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Gegage D Crutenberger
Pensident
Garriet W. Toner
Rosa E Jackson Prestan
Prasidens
Charles W. Cauchain
Raymond A. Reed
S¢cvetary Assessrai
Medivan
Caromh
Madison
Indiana
Topy
Harald
Nésrall
Associated Press
Tha
Associated Prats
William F. Bue
Charlie
Paris
Nephi Ibles
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Crane
Mellet
Tad
William
Wade
Martin
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