First heart transplant patient Louis Washkansky dies
Cape Town reports the death of Louis Washkansky, 55, eighteen days after receiving the world’s first heart transplant from Denise Darvall. Despite initial recovery, rejection and double pneumonia led to respiratory failure. a second transplant for dentist Philip Blaiberg was delayed.
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South Africa
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Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Groote Schuur
GOP Attacks LBJ Job Plan as New Deal Throwback
President Johnson’s proposal to create city jobs for the hard core unemployed drew GOP fire as a costly throwback to the WPA. The plan received a notable endorsement from Rep. Carl Perkins, chair of the Education and Labor Committee, while House Republican leaders Gerald Ford and John Rhodes criticized it as outdated.
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Rhodes
McCarthy Seeks Free Air Time To Answer LBJ
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy seeks free TV time from CBS NBC and ABC to answer President Johnson’s remarks tying his peace campaign to Kennedy’s. McCarthy accuses Johnson of misunderstanding his opposition and plans to request equal time under the fairness doctrine. Blair Clark, McCarthy’s manager, stated the need to respond to what he calls a personal attack.
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Man Undergoes Surgery After Weekold Gunshot Wounds
Willie Smith, 39, told officials at Robert B Green Hospital he had severe headaches since a fight a week earlier. He was operated on Sunday and doctors removed two bullets, one from his head and one from his right shoulder, believed to have been lodged for about a week.
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Bennington Banner Telephones and Rates Page
Local notice listing contact numbers for the Bennington Banner Newsroom Advertising and the business office. Publication details include daily schedule with exceptions, address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and subscription rates for Vermont and U.S. markets.
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Use of National Guard for Riot Control Recommended
A prestigious research organization urges the National Guard to assume a major share of riot control duties to quell public hostility toward police. The recommendation envisions Guard involvement in urban unrest scenarios to bolster order and public safety.
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Washington
UPI
Institute For Defense Analyses
President’s Commission Ong Law Enforcement
Police note clash over tickets in Good Faith scene
In Good Faith Longview Texas a motorist left a note on a windshield claiming a needed appointment. An officer replied with a counter note. A federal study urged more use of National Guard to curb riots and explored nonlethal riot tools including chemical mace and paint guns while praising nightsticks for now.
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