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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1969

Page

4

Black market in organs discussed at symposium

Dr. Theodore Cooper of the National Heart Institute challenged claims of a donor organ market, noting no data supports minority donor dominance. He described an ad hoc NHI group to identify transplant candidates and critiqued artificial hearts as not yet suitable for wide use. Reports include donor criteria and the organ shortage across states.

Towson, Md UPI Theodore Cooper National Heart Institute NHI Cooper Cooper Sno Goweher' College Thel Maryland Academy of Sciences National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Disease National Capital Civil Liberties Union Pianin Alleria Kenneth Sell Alead Red Naval Medical Research Bethesda

California Bears Most Big Quakes in Past Century

A Washington report from the National Earthquake Information Center notes California has registered the most large quakes in the past 100 years. The pamphlet cautions records before 1865 are unreliable and highlights the 1811 1812 Missouri earthquakes felt nationwide with tsunamis and widespread damage in nine states and Puerto Rico.

California Washington UPL Pacific Ocean United States The Center Missouri Puerto Rico

Diplomats Cancel Rocky's Planned Peruvian Visit

UPI reports Peru canceled Nelson Rockefeller's Latin America fact finding trip amid a broader U.S. arms sales suspension. Peru cited seized fishing boats and military adviser seizures as retaliation. Peru's Montagné said the move does not affect national security and that the U.S. mission in Lima may be recalled.

Lima UPI U.S New York Nelson A.J Cckefeller Peru Patera Ety Ernesto Montagne U. S Montagne Rockefeller Latin America United States Spokes-Jones Carl E. Batch Batch Air Force Army Navy Comercio

China and Soviet border talks urged after clashes on Chenpao Island

The Chinese government called for diplomatic settlement of Sino Soviet boundary questions and urged a positive Soviet response. Reports cite ongoing Soviet shelling on Chenpao Island and Chinese territory as both sides seek a peaceful solution through channels.

Ment Chenpao Island Danansky Communist Party of China Tokyo UPI Red China Ussuri New China News Agency Peking Radio China Chenpao St. Cloud Minn UPL Pastain Robert Pastain Graham Flint Mich Wisconsin Far East Khabarovsk O. K Torna Hawk Cape Kennedy Tanjug Peking

Family travels 300 miles for aid with sick baby

A man, wife, and their infant journeyed three days and 300 miles seeking medical care after repeatedly being denied by doctors for lack of payment. They reached Stearns County and were helped by Deputy Sheriff Conrad Braun who arranged hospital care and interim welfare support for the two children.

Wisconsin Stearns County Conrad Braun Braun Mother St. Cloud Hospital Bad County Welfare Board Billy James Roosevelt Geneva County Hospital

Two Jordanian Artillery Barrages Reported Against Israel

Israel said Jordanian gunners fired two barrages on Saturday including one on an Ethiopian monastery. Cairo sources said Egyptian commandos used Soviet rockets in Sinai raids against Israeli forces. No casualties were reported in the incidents near the monastery and in other Sinai areas.

United Press International Israel Cairo Sinai Peninsula Sinai’ Organization Sinai Tel Aviv Jordan Yahud Dead Sea West Bank Jordan River

Moon eruption hints from Apollo 10 crew

Space Center reports Apollo 10 astronauts describe volcanic features on the lunar surface. Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young note crater activity and even claim seeing thousands of eruptions in several lunar reports. Harrison Schmitt comments that findings may reshape views on moon volcanism.

Cholera Cases Rise in India Says WHO Report

The World Health Organization reports a nearly 50 percent rise in cholera cases in India from 12,225 in 1967 to 18,078 in 1968. The size of the increase and regional distribution were noted by the agency in its Saturday briefing.

New Delhi UPI India World Health Organization

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