Second Transplant Planned for Blaiberg
CAPE TOWN UPI Dr Philip Blaiberg longest living heart transplant patient showed deterioration Saturday prompting Dr Christiaan Barnard to say a second heart transplant would be performed if a suitable donor is found A lung transplant might be done simultaneously Blaiberg wife and daughter visited him as doctors monitor his liver and lung complications
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B 52s Strike Near Saigon and North Vietnam Bases
U S B 52 bombers pounded communist base camps and infil trat ion routes near Saigon and into North Vietnam on Sunday morning. Spokesmen said raids reached within 13 miles of downtown Saigon while other missions targeted border areas and artillery sites. Two U S jets were shot down on Saturday with four airmen missing.
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Executive Dies in Stroke at 68 Former Mobil President
Herbert Willetts 68 a former Mobil Oil Corp president died Friday after suffering a stroke ten days earlier. He led the company through key years and held top executive roles.
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Minors Dig the World in Humorous Chuckle
A lighthearted caption notes that people under 21 are called minors because they deeply engage with life. Copyright text follows.
World Bank Chief McNamara Visits Istanbul for Talks
Robert McNamara, president of the World Bank, flew to Istanbul on Saturday for a new round of get acquainted talks with financial leaders.
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Actress survives Viet Cong ambush using feigned death
Paula Levine touring South Vietnam as Brandi Perri survived a Viet Cong ambush near Saigon by playing dead. Two members of her group Brandi Perri and the Bubble Machine were killed. A third, Levine and an army sergeant were wounded. Guerrillas searched the men for valuables but spared Miss Levine.
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Nixon Levels Blast at LBJ Fiscal Policy
Richard Nixon denounces Lyndon Johnson's economic policy and wartime decisions in a faulting statement. He blames Johnson for inflation and fiscal mismanagement, ties the Great Society to deficits, and argues the president hid wartime costs from the public. Nixon, campaigning for the Republican nomination, links Johnson and Humphrey.
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Humphrey denounces McCarthy tacti cs on campaign trail in Missouri
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged all presidential hopefuls to denounce abusively militant tactics used by some McCarthy supporters. He criticized walkouts and street politics, urging a return to majority rule and democratic process during a Harry Truman day event in Poplar Bluff Missouri.
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Iowa City Woman Death Ruled Homicide
Mrs. Claude Stanfield aged 78 was found dead on her living room floor at 444 Second Avenue in Iowa City. Dr. T T Bozek the Johnson county medical examiner ruled the death a homicide caused by a blow from a sharp instrument. An autopsy was performed Saturday afternoon. Police reported $40 to $50 missing from the house. Neighbors alerted authorities after noticing no lawn care Friday evening. No arrests had been made. body at Gay funeral home with arrangements pending.
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Govt Moves To Halt Southern School Plans
The justice department said it will seek court orders to force 159 school districts in nine southern states to abandon freedom of choice desegregation plans and adopt more effective methods before the fall. Districts may keep working on plans based on geographic attendance zones and consolidation or pairing where appropriate, to be put in place by school start.
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Kennedy Likely to Decline Vice Presidential Offer
WASHINGTON Senator Edward Kennedy plans to state he would not accept the vice presidency with Hubert Humphrey or any other candidate. He cites family responsibilities age and untimeliness as reasons, aiming to preempt Chicago’s August convention and the Humphrey bid. His withdrawal would shape the 1968 ticket and Nixon opposition.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Johnson Opens Central American Common Market Drive
President Johnson with five Central American leaders announces a regional common market and $65 million in U.S. loan aid. The package includes $30 million for economic integration and transport, plus $35 million for country programs such as education and school development.
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Bronze Star Awarded Posthumously to Vietnam Vet James Schimberg
The Bronze Star was awarded posthumously Saturday to Sp-4 James P. Schimberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Schimberg of 2761 Iowa avenue SE. Missing Jan. 9, 1966 after a light airplane he served on disappeared in Vietnam. cited for meritorious service during the Vietnam campaign from Nov 1965 to Jan 1966. The medal was given to his parents at the family home.
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