Co-Operation With God Overcomes Difficulties
Muriel Lawrence discusses transforming hardship through cooperation with God. A reader asks why low moods persist when challenged by a snarling husband. She urges faith, daily praise, and turning difficulties into stepping stones, citing Romans 8 28 Hebrews 13 8 and examples like David and Paul.
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Paul
David
New Era In Surgery Starts With First Heart Transplant
The article reports the Dec 3 1967 heart transplant in Cape Town and notes three teams in New York Stanford and Cape Town carrying out similar operations. It covers the breakthrough, patients Washkansky and others, and the challenges of immune rejection and future transplants.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Christiaan N. Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hospital
New York
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University School of Medicine
Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Kantrowitz
Hisospital
Shumway
Spain Keeps U.S. Interests in Cairo Under Spanish Flag
In Cairo since Egypt cut ties with the United States, Spain acts as custodian of U.S. interests. Ambassador Donald C. Bergus heads a 15-member staff under the Spanish Embassy, with no cost to Madrid. Bergus communicates with Washington via his own courier and code, while some Egyptians remain in Washington under Indian diplomatic cloak.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Associated Press
Cairo
Spain
Egypt
United States
U.S
Havana
Washington
Madrid
New Delhi
Donald C. Bergus
Bergus
Angel Sagaz Zubelzu
Madrid Foreign Ministry
Tweed's Take Hints at Tweed Ring Power Plot
William Tweed, longtime political boss of New York City's Tweed Ring, is described as estimating strong continued influence over city governance and reform efforts. Local observers note his network remains active in politics and business, shaping elections and policy through coalition ties.
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Tweed
William Tweed
New York City
Tweed Ring
Plundered the city sums to two hundred million
An Encyclopaedia Britannica entry notes that the city was plundered with losses totaling as high as 200 million dollars during the 1870s, reflecting severe economic disruption of that era.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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