Rumors of Romanian invasion eased by Soviet envoy
Washington reports say Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin delivered a denial of invasion plans to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, cooling fears after Johnson warned against unleashing war. Officials noted no firm commitment from Moscow, while NATO envoys reviewed implications of Czechoslovakia occupation and U.S. force posture remained unchanged in Europe.
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Czech Reds Elect Liberals Amid Soviet Pressure
Prague reports show the Czechoslovak Communist party electing a largely liberal high command despite the Soviet occupation. Dubcek retained leadership as central committee expanded, with few pro Soviet conservatives staying aboard. In Bratislava mass arrests signaled continued Soviet grip.
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Dan Pillar
Organ Recipients Doing Well After Four-Gan Transplant
In Houston, four organ recipients from a single donor were reported in satisfactory condition after a historic five-team operation led by Dr. Michael E. DeBakey and Dr. Denton A. Cooley. The donor, Nelva Lou Hernandez, died after a domestic dispute. The heart recipient William C. Carroll and lung recipient William J. Whaley sat up and nourished themselves, while kidney recipients Thomas A. Stevenson and William C. Kaiser showed excellent progress. The transplant marked the first time four organs from one donor were transplanted and the heart procedure was the 36th globally.
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Ike Now Sitting Up as Eisenhower Recovers
Washington AP Dwight D. Eisenhower continues steady recovery after seventh heart attack and is allowed longer bed sittings at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors report another comfortable night, with continued progress as he reads Westerns and receives family visits at age 77.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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