Dead Hero's Family Fund Raised After Ray Sansoucie Death
In St Louis, a vigil to honor Ray Sansoucie led the Grand Jury Association to launch a fund for his widow and four children after he chased a purse snatcher and was killed. Within a week the fund neared fifty thousand dollars amid letters praising his courage and urging stronger law enforcement.
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St, Louis
Raymond Sancourie
Sansoucie
Raymond Sansoucie
Sansoucle
St Louis Grand Jury Association
Fanos
Isamy
Times
Madge Robinson
Ruth Sansoucie
Ruth
Grand Jury Association
Ames
Iowa
Sans Bouc
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Year Two of Heart Transplants Expands Hope and Dilemmas
As doctors push into a second year of human heart transplants, surgeons anticipate more procedures but acknowledge rejection remains the central hurdle. The article traces early triumphs, patient struggles at Maimonides Hospital, donor scarcity, registry efforts, and ongoing research toward artificial hearts and better immune control, all amid a world watching the heart’s fragile, life‑or‑death stakes.
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Nature
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
Adrian Kantrowitz
Christiaan Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Cape Town
de. Denton Cooley
Houston
Tex
National Heart Institute
Shumway
Blaiberg
Los Angeles
Boston
Richmond
Michael Deftakey
Clive Haupt
Philip Blatberg
Blatberg
Haupt
Head Rests Required on U S Cars Made After New Year
The rule mandates head rests on cars manufactured after New Year’s Eve to combat four million annual rear end crashes and neck injuries. Old car owners are advised to adopt this preventive feature to protect passengers.
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U. S
Yard's Best Fore for Scotland Yard Style Detective Tales
Thomas Butler, 57, epitomizes the best in detective fiction. He doggedly tracked the mastermind of the Great Train Robbery, pursuing him five years across Tangiers, Toronto, Rio, and Hong Kong, finally capturing him at Torquay. Butler stayed on the job two years after retirement to finish the case.
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Scotland Yard
Thomas Butler
Feader
Tangiers
Toronto
Rio
Hong Kong
Torquay
Paris Talks Stall as Saigon Rebels Plan Red Lines
Paris dispatch notes the Vietnam peace talks are effectively frozen with no thaw in sight before the U S presidential inauguration. South Vietnam rejects any conference formula granting the Viet Cong Front equal status, insisting on a two-side table and four-sided clarity. North Vietnam and the Front oppose seating that implies only two sides, keeping talks deadlocked.
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Paris
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
North Vietnam
Front
Cry Of Lame Duck Resounds Through Washington's Halls
Washington AP report on lame duck Congress as outgoing officials push for new federal agencies to fight malnutrition and hunger. Wilbur Cohen urges food stamps for all based on family income while Udall Wood and Belly Furness press environment, housing, and auto warranty reforms. HUD aims to raise housing starts for the poor to 120,000 in 1967-68 with goals for 600,000 units yearly. FTC probes auto warranty service.
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Washington
Capitol
Wilbur J. Cohen
Congress
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Housing and Urban Development
Robert C Wood
Belly Furness
Johnson
Cohen
Senate
Wood
HUD
Flo
Nixon
Tie
Miss Furness
Federal
Tale Commission
FTC
Mennonite Charity Sends Meat To Poor Abroad
For 28 years feeding poor Mennonites in 10 Midwest states have bought beef and pork on farms, processed it, and canned it for distribution abroad. A Mobile cannery makes two day stops and then moves on its charitable course for weeks.
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Midwest States
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New York
Sansnide
By Alton Blakeslee
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Stanford University
David Hume
Richard Lower
Medical College of Virginia
Kantrowitz
Barnard
Israel
Eypeet
Ing
Christian Barnard
Michael Debakey
Phorephorn
Mekong Delta
Camau
Lame Duck
Richard N. Nixon
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