Heart Transplant Faces Weekend Verdict in Cape Town
Louis Washkansky remains in satisfactory condition after the landmark heart transplant. Doctors warn the critical weekend will reveal whether his body accepts or rejects the donor heart from Denise Ann Darvall, who died in an auto crash. The operation, discussed by Vatican officials, raises questions about life, science, and faith as Prof. Christian Barnard’s team monitors the patient closely.
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Washkansky
Ann
Denise Ann Darvall
Mrs. Washkansky
Christian Barnard
Cape Town
Banard
South Africa
Lithuania
Washkanskys
Michael
Phone the Tribune if you cannot reach your carrier
If you cannot reach your carrier, try calling the Tribune after 6 p.m. Dial HE 1-3400 for contact.
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Tribune
Chanute Tribune Publishes Local News and Rates
Chanute Tribune details staff names and roles, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and post office box options. The notice lists editors Wayne J. Smith, Fay D. Clopine, and Ben Nicholas, with Dwight McCreight and Dwight Wallingford as key figures, plus advertising and production staff. It notes AP affiliation and circulation procedures.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Post Office
Woodson County Groups Meet at Yates Center
World War I members and auxiliaries met at Veterans Hall for a covered dish supper followed by business meetings and officer installations. Santa Claus invited to visit Yates Center Saturday.
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Yates Center
Veterans Hall
Santa Claus
Eight-year-old hit by meteorite in school incident
Eight-year-old Casey Little in Rock Hill South Carolina suffered a minor head cut when a meteorite fragment fell from a teacher's desk after he tripped. He joked that it wasn't falling I was. The event was soon under observation as Casey recovered.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Casey Little
Casey
Patty family gathering ties city to state and holiday scenes
Mrs Alta Patty returned from Thanksgiving in Phoenix with siblings in Urbana and Tulsa while other relatives visiting from California and Kansas joined in weekend and Sunday activities. Church attendance rose and local families hosted dinners and drives. Local hosts included the Heilmans, Bryan, Nichols, and Stroh households.
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Urbana
Alta Patty
Phoenix
Ariz
Lloyd Wilcox
Velma Jarett
California
Patty
Tulsa
Dean Nichols
Leo Fickel
Doug
Dale Nichols
Colony
Robert George
Kim
Patti
Kansas City
Howard Bailey
Charles Stroh
Chanute
Baileys
Edith Hummer
Ora Heilman
Milo Heilman
Police Director Refuses to Name Informant
Arkansas State Police Director Lynn A. Davis remains jailed after defying a grand jury and Judge Kirby by refusing to reveal the informant who supplied tips that led to gambling arrests. His lawyers plan to seek habeas corpus from the Arkansas Supreme Court to gain release.
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Little Rock
Ark
Lynn A. Davis
Davis
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski County
William J. Kirby
Grand Jury
Local Legion Pins Awarded At Fredonia Meeting
Altoona area guests attended an American Legion meeting at the Fredonia courthouse where Mr Elmer Jones and other WWI veterans received 50 year pins. Eastern Star members planned a Bank Exchange food sale with committee leaders.
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Altoona
Elmer Jones
American Legion
Court House
Fredonia
Jones
Altoona Eastern Star
Bank Exchange
Amanda Suddock
Maxine Troutman
Oral Borland
Theodore Myers
Lafontaine
Hugh Jones
Overton
Neb
Richard Stanley
Kansas City
Richard Cleaver
Chanute
Lee Morgan
Bartlesville
Okla
Ronald Walker
Thayer
Eastern Star
Gilbert Borland
Margaret Russell
Bertha Durrin
Frank Green
Dollie Streets
Allie Hearst
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jessie Miller
St. Margaret's Hospital
Lester Melrvin
Wichita
Arkansas City
Oxford
Newkirk
Fern Miller
Davis vows to stay jailed as governor blasts case
Davis, a 33 year old former FBI agent, says he will remain in jail amid a dispute over revealing informants. Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller returns from a speaking tour to defend secrecy, calling the jailing political harassment and warning that naming informants would wreck law enforcement.
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Kirby
Davis
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rockefeller
FBI
United States
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Earl Warren Jr
National Association For Mental Health
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S. Lafayette
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Warren
The
Neosho County Association
Woodson County
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Bill Old
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Rick Lauber
Cherryvale
Ted Wary
Woodson County Agriculture Extension
Manhattan
National Guard
Quarterback Club
Richard Scott
Marvin Dodd
Clarence Newton
Woodson County Agriculture Extension Council
Blake Hibbard
Jean Lauber
Ernest Eggers
Seldon Rogers
R. L. Watts
Floyd Patterson
Donald Haen
Altis Ferree
Willard Weide
Wallace Culver
Bonnie
Gene
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Norfolk
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Topeka
Judy Hempen
National Guard Armory
Kay Williams
County Extension Home
Cherokee County
DR. Spock
Benjamin Spock
Whitehall Induction Center
New York City
ANL Women
Midwest Office Supply
W. Main HE
Margene Dunivant
Darrell Dunivant
EUB
Wendy Elliott
LaVeta Walker
Linda Leck
Dwayne McFarland
Steve Boyce
Ronald Cheyney
Vern Heilman
Heilmans
Peggy
Karen
Linda
E. C. Bryan
Erie
Altoona Area
el Dorado
George Staley
Stanley
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W. A. Suddock
St. Margaret’s Hospital
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Litwin
E. Main
Charles Oo Pillot
Benenson
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Footewitch
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