Heart Transplant Performed At MCV As Earlier Patient Dies
In Richmond Virginia AP report doctors at Medical College of Virginia carried out a heart transplant on Darrell D Starcher 32 of Alexandria amid the death earlier of Paulette Johnson 19 of Petersburg from acute rejection. The four patients at MCV now include transplant survivor Joseph G Klett 54 and donor Louis B Russell Jr 34 Indianapolis with several others previously alive. The latest operation followed a Norfolk General Hospital transplant tragedy and involved a 72nd surgery team led by Dr Richard R Lowry.
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New Charters Signed As Czech Leaders Ease Demonstrations
Czech and Slovak leaders signed new charters at Bratislava Castle creating autonomous federation within Czechoslovakia. Svoboda, Cernik, and Smrkovsky said charters effective Jan 1 guarantee full rights of both nations and meet long quests for equality.
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Vietnam War Update Shows Pressured Leader Faces Damage
Reports cite unconfirmed plans for a joint statement by Thien and Bunker amid South Vietnamese concessions. A senior officer says the North Vietnamese leader is under heavy strain as U S pilots fly 194 missions and strike trucks bridges and fuel dumps. Soviet consulate delegation provokes sneers, while Bratislava echoes Prague as crowds chant Russians go home.
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Talks on Vietnam War Ends Briefly at Hanoi Meeting
Ambassador Xuan Thuy accused the United States of spreading sensational news about halting bombing while Hanoi demanded mutual reciprocity. Harriman asserted U S aims defend South Vietnam and withdraw if self determination is assured. The session lasted about ninety minutes, the shortest since talks began last May.
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Humphrey Named In Six Minnesota Lake Lot Deal
The Chicago Tribune reported that VP Humphrey acquired six lakeside lots in Waverly Minnesota from Ray C Ewald a dairy firm director. Deed showed $1 and other consideration but no revenue stamps. Ewald was tied to antitrust actions and a later press statement claimed no VP involvement.
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Airliner hijacked to Texas seeks asylum in Brownsville
A 20 year old Mexican man hijacked a Saesa Airlines C 46 with 35 passengers and four crew from Tampico to Brownsville Texas. He demanded asylum stating a humanitarian motive and surrendered the .22 pistol after landing. Officials identified him as Juan Francisco Garcia Zurita of Vera Cruz.
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Nixon Seeks State Win as He Attacks It and Johnson
Nixon, campaigning in Marion and other stops, attacked the Johnson and Humphrey record, urged a new generation of leaders who balance loyalty with conscience, and teased a future agriculture secretary while denying Democratic ads portraying him as against social security and Medicare. Police estimated an audience of over 16,000 at Marion airport.
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Wallace Campaign Clash in Philadelphia Echoes Across Nation
Wallace and LeMay faced protests as police protected demonstrators in Philadelphia. Rizzo ordered crowd safety while hecklers chanted Nazi salutes. Wallace, speaking 30 yards away, denounced fascism as supporters cried We want Wallace, after a Detroit reception raged with jeers and fistfights. He warned the US could become a second-class power without law and order.
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Soviet cosmonaut Beregovoy reaches ground in precision landing
Tass reported Beregovoy landed in a predetermined area and greeted villagers after a successful mission. He scooped snow, signed autographs, and waved to the crowd while Soviet outlets said all experiments progressed. Kaminski cited a rehearsal of a moon landing system.
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Americans Complete Nobel Science Prize Sweep in 1968
Americans Luis W Alvarez of California Berkeley and Lars Onsager of Yale won physics and chemistry Nobel prizes, joining earlier American winners in medicine and physiology. The prizes total 70 000 dollars each.
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United States
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Marshall Warren Nirenberg
National Heart Institute
Bethesda
Har Gobind Khorana
University of Wisconsin
Oslo
Norway
Israeli Deputy Charges Soviet Naval Buildup in Middle East
In a Knesset speech Deputy Israel says the Soviet Union has a moral obligation to help aid reconnaissance flights from Cairo based bombers. He claims over 40 Soviet naval vessels, 25 modern warships, are in the Mediterranean under direct Soviet navy control. He notes US Skyhawk and Phantom jets will join Israel. Johnson’s stance is described as historic and courageous.
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Israel Warns of Wider War If Soviet Jets Intervene
Israel Foreign and Defense ministers warn of global confrontation if Soviet pilots fly over the region. Dayan says Israel will not turn the Suez Canal into an Egyptian graveyard after any surprise attack. Reports note casualties along cease fire lines, arrests of Ramallah leaders, and ongoing Israel Arab cease-fire tensions as global powers weigh Vietnam negotiations and U S policy.
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Nadim Zara
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Golan Heights
Syria
How Electoral College Could Decide Next President and VP
The article explains how electors may vote freely on December 16, but no candidate is guaranteed 270 votes. If no one clears 270, the House selects the president from the top three and the Senate selects the vice president from the top two, with voting starting January 6. It discusses potential outcomes including Muskie, LeMay, and Agnew, and notes the complexities of state delegations and potential party defections.
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