Transplants in Poor Condition Across Continents
United Press reports on 18th heart transplants, involving Albert Murphy in Montreal and Antonio Serrano in Lanus Buenos Aires, both in critical or satisfactory condition. Other recipients Joao da Cunha in Sao Paulo and Joseph Klett in Richmond show variable recovery, with details on procedures, donor sources, and medical teams.
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Montreal
Buenos Aires
Albert Murphy
Canada
Montreal Institute
Gerald Rondeau
Antonio Enrique Serrano
Model 1
Lanus
Serrano
Emilia Tomasetti
Argentine Poultry and Egg Union
Murphy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao Ferreira da Cunha
Latin America
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
Joseph G. Klett
Klett
Tye
Chomedy
Aluminum Firms Out On Strike
A strike hit the two largest aluminum producers United States, with about 13 000 AFL CIO Aluminum Workers Union members and 4156 United Auto Workers members walking out at Alcoa and Reynolds plants in 12 states. Separate talks continue with federal mediators as Alcoa raises prices and wages gain 58.9 cents over three years. ingots up 1 cent per pound, fabricated products up 4 percent.
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New York
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Afl-Cio Aluminum Workers Union
United Auto Workers Struck Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Reynolds Metal Co
Alena
Reynolds
Steelworkers Union
Kaiser, Aluminum & Chemical Co
Ormet Corp
Olin Aluminum
Steelworkers
Hope Fades For The Missing Scorpion
Norfolk reports the vast six day naval search for the nuclear submarine Scorpion and its 99 crew members near the Azores has yielded no debris or significant contacts. Navy officials say prospects of recovery are increasingly doubtful as Kittiwake and Gate extend the underwater hunt to undersea banks 360 miles south of the Azores while Mizar prepares for Azores deployment and Deep Diver and air mapping planes assist in the search.
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Norfolk, Va
UPS
Azores
Navy
Kittiwake
Scorpion
Spain
Air Force
Kennedy Favored by California Democrats for 1968 Primary
The Sacramento Bee urges California Democrats to back Robert F. Kennedy in the June 4 primary, arguing he has proven his ability to win, shows political courage on Vietnam and domestic issues, and can rally the public, while acknowledging Eugene McCarthy's strengths but deeming Kennedy the stronger choice for the presidency.
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Fresno
Modesto
Bee
California
Democratic Party
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
N. Y
United States
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarthy
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Sen
John S. Kennedy
Vietnam
World Councils
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indiana
Nebraska
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United Press
Azore Islands
Irving Banks
Acean
Norfolk
Mizar
Naval Research Laboratory
Sacramento Bee
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