Woman Remains Alive 11 Days On Heart Pump Suffer Stroke
Louise Ceraso a Brooklyn widow age 63 has been kept alive for 11 days by an artificial left ventricular pump at Kings County Hospital She suffered a cerebral stroke at 41 p m Saturday while unconscious and in critical condition The pump which supports 50 percent of heart function was not operating at the time and doctors say the stroke is not connected with the device The device was designed to be permanently implanted and later adjustable for patient control It had been tested on 350 dogs and used in one prior human case with unrelated complications
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Military Rowers Found In Middle Of Gun Range
British rowers David Johnstone and John Hoare sail the Puffin toward England on a 3,000 mile Atlantic crossing. A U S Navy attack cargo ship sighted them 28 miles off Cape Henry in a gun range as they pursue a record set 70 years ago.
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Rusk Defends Open Debate on Foreign Policy
Rusk stated that public discussion of U.S. foreign policy does not require silence when critics misrepresent facts. He recalled calling some critics’ arguments nonsense and said his remark was generous, not an attempt to suppress free expression. He warned of tension between ministerial duties and democratic freedoms.
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Arkansas Sees Six Traffic Deaths In First Holiday Hours
The state reports six traffic fatalities in the first 12 hours of the holiday period, versus two in all of 1965. Los Angeles sees massive congestion on San Diego and Golden State Freeways as a mass exodus begins from the city. The piece notes historic Memorial Day tolls with 474 last year and 525 in 1963, while the record three-day toll tops 720 in a Christmas period.
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Twins in critical condition after shared organs surgery
The surviving twin remains in poor condition after a complex operation begun at 8:30 a.m. Doctors reported major abnormalities in one fetus and respiratory decline. Nine doctors and five nurses assisted, with three doctors and nurses watching in recovery. Names were withheld at parental request.
Viet Nam Buddhist unrest tests Ky government hold
Northern dissidents protest U S support for Ky regime as police tighten controls on monks. Reports say the Communist Viet Cong may have infiltrated the Buddhist opposition while Hue pagoda crowds mourn a nun and vow to burn themselves if Washington fails to respond.
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Heath Visits U S To Shape Conservative Image Abroad
Edward Heath leads Britain's Conservative party to Washington to reassure the United States amid fears of a drift toward Europe under de Gaulle. He will meet President Johnson, Secretary Rusk, and other officials, defending a pro American stance while promoting a balanced Europe policy.
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