Transplant Aftereffects Include Psychosis After Heart Donor Grafts
A Stanford psychiatrist described new psychological reactions after heart transplants. Among 13 recipients, five became psychotic. three died, including one mentally disturbed from the operation day. Some patients developed mood disturbances, identity concerns, or felt reborn. Donor identities are kept secret to protect recipients from press disclosure.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Psychiatric Association
Donald T. Lunde
Stanford University Medical Center
Stanford
Lunde
Tree Group To Organize Plan For City Trees
The newly formed tree group convened for a second session with Otis Hepler noting about 75 percent of the citys maples could gain a 10 to 15 year life extension through proper trimming and care. The group aims to organize with Kiwanis Rotary and Jaycees supplying members and plans public sessions with guest speakers on urban tree planting and beautification.
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Otis Hepler
Hepler
Kiwanis
Rotary
Jaycees
Russell Says Tumor Gone After Cobalt Treatment
Senator Richard B Russell of Georgia reported doctors find no tumor on x rays taken ten days earlier after cobalt therapy for a lung tumor. Russell, powerful Senate leader and Appropriations chair, called the response "almost fantastic" at a Washington news conference.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Arrest Solves Mill Village Burglary
An April burglary at Mill Village school led to youth suspect arrest by Trooper Paul Sita of the Corry State Police. Curtis M. Clark of Mill Village was charged after a recovered 85mm movie projector valued at 300 dollars was found at the suspect’s home. Clark arraigned before Justice Floyd Marsh and released on 500 dollar bond pending further proceedings.
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Mill Village
Paul Sita
Corry
Curtis M. Clark
Sita
Clark
Justice of the Peaca
Floyd Marsh
Bellboy in Miami Hotel Fire Faces Charges
A bellboy who woke guests during a smoke filled blaze at the Hotel Patricia has been identified as Michael Van Volkenburg a 21 year old AWOL soldier from Ft Benning Ga. He admitted starting the fire by throwing lighted matches into a linen closet. All 100 guests were evacuated safely.
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Miami
Patricia
Bob Henderson
Michael van Volkenburg
Ft. Benning, Ga
Henderson
van Volkenburg
Spartansburg Considers Extending Carter Jurisdiction
Spartansburg Borough Council tabled action on a petition asking Sparta Township Deputy Constable William Carter to be hired to patrol the borough. Carter, appointed April 2 by Township Constable Clarence C Nichols, already works in Sparta Township and on State Route 77. Petitions signed by 46 residents urge Carter’s duties extend into Spartansburg, supplementing Borough Officer Robert Palmer, who acts on a call basis. The move faces budget limits as the borough allocates $300 for police protection.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Township
William Carter
Carter
Clarence C. Nichols
Nicholl
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
Planejacking Dwindling as Officials See End in Sight
In early 1969 airliner hijackings to Cuba were frequent but have fallen sharply. J M Frazier of FAA Miami says the trend may have ended. Posters warn hijacking is a federal crime and weapons aboard planes are punishable. New metal detectors are being used at airports to deter hijackers. Fidel Castro notes some hijackers face Cuban penalties or house arrest.
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Havana
Cuba
Miss Nowicki
New York
Miami
Pene
National Airlines
J. M. Frazier
Federal Aviation Administration
Miami Area
Frazier
Fidel Castro
Education marriage aid long life Montreal AP
Insurance statistician Jules V. Quin told underwriters that living to 65 ties to education and career and marriage. He said married men show lower mortality than bachelors or divorced men, and prominent professionals live longer on average. Scientists have the lowest mortality among prominent men, while correspondents and journalists have the highest.
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Montreal
Jules V. Quin
Quint
The
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Worst of War U S Copter Crash Kills 34
A U S Army Chinook helicopter carrying South Vietnamese infantrymen crashed north of Saigon killing 34 aboard and wounding 95. Two American crewmen died, the rest were Vietnamese. The crash prompted a formal investigation as officials note the Chinook’s heavy losses in Vietnam and the war’s vast helicopter operations.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Pueblo case closed aims no punishment or innocence
Congress and the White House appear willing to close the Pueblo affair as Navy Secretary Chafee proposed with no punishment and no declarations of innocence. Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher expressed satisfaction with the outcome amid fading urgency for blame.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Pueblo
Secretary of the Navy
Lloyd Bucher
U.S
North Korea
Navy
John H. Chafee
Bucher
Stephen R. Harris
Chafee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Otis Pike
D-N
House Armed Services
Pike
No Mark On Bucher’s Service Record After Pueblo Case
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says Commander Bucher’s future in the Navy looks good. Secretary of the Navy John Chafee says the Pueblo case will not cloud his career. Bucher awaits his next assignment and his promotion prospects depend on performance.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Lloyd M. Bueher
Navy
the Navy
John H. Chafee
Pueblo
Bueher
Bucher
E. Miles Harvey
North Korea
Chafee
Documents Found After Robbery In Fortas Firm Probe
A federal grand jury in Cleveland will probe a documents incident tied to Arnold and Porter once linked to Justice Fortas. The case arises from missing documents found during a 1969 jewelry theft at the firm, with Fortas having left for the Supreme Court. The inquiry follows Life magazine’s report on a Wolfson Foundation fee offered to Fortas, and police recovered items during a break in at the firm.
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Washington
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Justice Department
Arnold & Porter
Fortas
Carolyn Agger
Portal
Life Magazine
Louis E. Wolfson
Irwin Fruchtman
Toledo Steel
Fred M. Vinson Jr
G. Duane Vieth
Capitol Hill
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Wolfson Foundation
Justice Fortas
Tas
Spiro T. Agnew
Sacramento
Calif
Agnew
Life
Rortas
Wolfson Family Foundation
Wolfson
Yvortas
Foundation
Democratic
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Edward B. Hodgson
Ami Dyke
University of Wisconsin
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
D- 3A
Joint Chiefs
Peter Dominick
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