Nameless Brazil cowboy receives new heart in Brazil
In Sao Paulo a Brazilian hospital transplanted a heart into a 20-year-old Brazilian charity hospital patient named Ferreira da Cunha. The donor, a young man hit by a car near the city, left only a pack of cigarettes as identification. The operation, described as successful, left Ferreira da Cunha lucid and able to speak after the long surgery.
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Ferreira da Cunha
Hospita Inglatto
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Dlang
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Second warrant issued in slayings case in Las Cruces
California officers arrived with a second warrant for Alejandro Quintana Gastro 27 of Concho California, held in Las Cruces after the Friday murder of Emma Lourdes Dauregui 14 at a Las Cruces nightclub. Police probe a possible link to a May 16 Salinas strangulation and another Lakeport warreed case.
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Mexico
Alejandro ‘Quintana Gastro
Concho
Calif
Les Cruces
Statapallee
Emma Lourdes Dauregui
Luarex
Castea
Selina Warreed
Lakeport
Casto
Salinas
Womman
LBJ Hosts Australian Prime Minister Gorton At White House
President Johnson breaks protocol to greet Australian Prime Minister John Gorton aboard the Sequoia after landing at Andrews. The informal cruise and red carpet ceremony signal strong allied ties as talks focus on Vietnam, Paris peace, and Asia policy, with Gorton recalling his predecessor Holt.
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John Gorlon
Australia
Vietnam
Paris
Asia
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Gorton
Potomac
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Hrime
Harold Holt
Holt
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Kennedy Leads Iowa Delegates as Humphrey Holds Vermont
RFK wins Iowa Democratic National Convention delegates and Humphrey secures Vermont support. An AP survey shows Humphrey at 954 of Pennsylvania’s 140 votes with Kennedy at 214 and McCarthy at 15. Vermont and Oregon contests approach as party factions align before ballots.
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Iowa
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Jory Kennedy
Newsweek Magazine
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Unruh Says State Voters Undecided
LOS ANGELES AP California voters have not decided whom to support in the June 4 presidential primary says Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh. He notes poll results showing McCarthy leading among Democrats and canvasses hinting undecided voters, with Kennedy courting Oregon and Nixon predicted to gain some GOP support as Reagan and Rockefeller efforts align to block him. In Kentucky, no presidential contests are scheduled as Democrats and Republicans vie for nominations in the seat of retiring Senator Thurman.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Ronald Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kentucky
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Rafferty says Kuchel in wrong party in California primary
Dr Max Rafferty campaigning to take the Republican nomination from Sen Thomas H Kuchel in the June 4 primary argues Kuchel is in the wrong party. He criticizes Kuchel and cites poll figures showing different views on Vietnam war and race relations.
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John M. Bailey
Ghieago
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Alan Grayiston
Ratiéry
Cranston
Dirksen Backs Peace Man In California Race
Dr. Joseph Pace, former Santa Vue mayor, running on a peace platform in California's 16th District, said Sen. Everett Dirksen endorsed his proposal to have a high ranking Republican participate in Vietnam peace talks. Pace told AP that Dirksen supported a Republican White House engaging in Paris with acceptable peace terms.
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Amusement ride stranded teens rescued by firemen near Memphis
Firefighters rescued forty to fifty teenagers stranded in a cable car ride at an amusement park outside Memphis Tennessee late Saturday. Tornado-force winds blew the cars, snapping the supporting cable from a pulley and leaving riders suspended until crews stabilized the ride.
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Tann
Reagan Fails In Bid To Take Federal Poverty Funds
Gov in Sacramento lacks success in proposed plan to shift control of federal antipoverty funds to state agencies. Officials argue community action agencies must remain responsive to the poor, while critics say central control could improve efficiency of millions in federal dollars spent across California.
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Laurence P. Horan
Callragion
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California
Hearst Art in Bad Shape Struggles for Care
Da Nang Vietnam AP report notes Catholic Relief Services clothing parcels marked donated by Catholics face black market sale with bags resold for about 0.40 to 0.50 dollars. North five provinces officials say shipments total over 200 bags in 10 days as Fabricated aid leaks persist. Hearst Castle artworks face deterioration from lack of care with experts calling condition "very poor" and paint flaking on many pieces.
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Lem
Mall D'Arcy
Nguyen Khac
Tuan
Bicyclist Dies at 102 in Farmington Utah
Amasa L. Clark who rode a bicycle to work until two years ago died Saturday at age 102 in Farmington. State officials overseeing a castle and grounds gifted to the state will meet with a new advisory panel next month to plan care and restoration of treasures. Separately, a legislative package in a 1968 election-year session seeks jobs for the long unemployed, with bipartisan backing and aims to create a State Department of Human Resources Development and provide business and tax incentives for employment initiatives.
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Amasa L. Clark
Hearst Corp
Memyloye
Reagen
Robert H. Finch
Democratic Assembly
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Perettes
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Watsonville
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Isuch
Unity Lacks In Poverty War Tactics Coordination
State Health and Welfare Administrator Spencer Williams warned at the National Conference on Social Welfare that too many uncoordinated efforts are fighting poverty. He urged consolidation of 12 state manpower programs plus city and county projects and called for private industry involvement to coordinate a unified approach.
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National Conference On Social Welfare
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