Portable device keeps donor kidneys alive during transport
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School researchers led by Dr. Paul Peters report the Stewart Organ Perfusion Device kept donor kidneys in excellent condition for days during transport between Dallas Oklahoma City Galveston and Nashville. The device weighs under 100 pounds and runs on batteries or hospital power, enabling mobile support without twin operations.
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Southwest Hospital
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Wolcott Stewart
Fort Worth
Southwestern Medical School
Wolcott
Qwerty Triumphs As World Keyboard Standard Adopted
Geneva ISO announces Qwerty as the basis for a world typewriter standard after decades of debate. The move aims to ease cross border typing, aid international sales, and guide keyboard design for computers and telex. Some countries will adjust letter placements notably y z and certain numerals.
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International Standards Organization
Is.o
Switzerland
Europe
Polar Bears to be Airlifted From Churchill Town
Manitoba plan to move 30 problem bears from Churchill by tranquilizing and airlifting them to areas near the Ontario border. Government biologist Jack Howard notes bears threaten residents after yearly foraging near garbage dumps. private group funds the operation with flights costing about 800 dollars each.
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Manitoba
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Jack Howard
Howard
Ontario
Zambia bans new beerhalls amid drinking concerns
President Kenneth Kaunda moves to ban opening of new beerhalls in Zambia. He argues the nation is becoming a land of drinkers, amid reports of beer and chibuku consumption and alcohol related road deaths. A sociologist cites patterns of spending and intoxication linked to monthly wages.
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Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Hope Runs Into Political Flak From War Stance
Hollywood comedian Bob Hope breaks his no politics rule to reassure parents about Vietnam. He faces flak from activists and media critics, including Jane Fonda who calls his Vietnam show pro war. Hope defends his stance, notes 19 honorary degrees, and says he prefers being an independent while aligned with some Republicans.
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Jane Fonda
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Missouri
Stuart Symington
North Korea to build 15000 seat modern gymnasium in Pyongyang
North Korea plans a 49 460 square yard modern gymnasium in Pyongyang reported by the central news agency. It will seat more than 15 000 people. In India a village in Uttar Pradesh state saw 23 deaths from locally made liquor with over 50 deaths in Maharashtra a month earlier.
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