New Marine chief chosen by Reagan to lead corps
President Reagan selected Gen. Paul X. Kelley to be the next commandant of the Marine Corps. Kelley, 54, currently assistant commandant and chief of staff, will replace Gen. Robert H Barrow who retires July 1, completing a full Joint Chiefs turnover since 1981.
Abernathy Released After Brain Bypass Surgery
The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, civil rights leader, left Johns Hopkins Hospital after brain artery bypass surgery. He praised God and Dr Epstein and planned to return for a two month checkup and resume duties as pastor at West Hunter Baptist Church in Atlanta.
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Mickey Spillane at 65 plans CBS TV film Murder Me Murder You
Mickey Spillane, famed creator of Mike Hammer, turned 65 and notes his tough hero mirrors his own background though not an alter ego. He plans a made-for-CBS TV film Murder Me Murder You starring Stacy Keach to fit public taste.
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Doctors hail Clark as pioneer patient
Salt Lake City AP reports on Barney Clark the first man to receive an artificial heart and how doctors see future patients benefiting. Dr Wil liam De Vries notes the next recipient will have lessons from Clark plus ongoing research gains. Clark died after 112 days with the device beating about 13 million times. autopsy showed the heart remained in good condition and was to be used for study.
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