Heart Transplant Advances Stir Ethical and Medical Debate
The piece notes five human heart transplants across Cape Town Palo Alto and New York within six weeks, including a death at Maimonides Medical Center. It highlights Dr Norman E Shumway of Stanford and Dr Adrian Kantrowitz of Maimonides as leading figures, and discusses immunology drugs and the broadening transplant field from kidney to heart, with cautious optimism about crossing the medical frontier.
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Harold M. Schmeck JR
New York Times News Service
Palo Alto
Calif
Cape Town
South Africa
United States
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University
Adrian
Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hospital
New York
Shumway
Christian N. Barnard
Man
Growing use of drugs by respectable adults shocks in Houston party scene
New York Times survey across 20 states finds more middle class and wealthy Americans using marijuana and hallucinogens alongside barbiturates and amphetamines. Professionals describe seeking escape, self insight, and sexual release, while doctors critique indiscriminate prescribing.
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Martin Arnold
New York Times News Service
America
New York Times
New York
Houston
The
McGlothin
Manhattan
Charlotte
N. C
Vietnam
Fort Worth
Aldous Huxley
Huxley
Paradox of Prosperity Hovers Over Iowa Farm Life
In central Iowa near Stratford, farmer Wendell Carlson reflects on rising costs and falling prices that squeeze 400 acres of crops and livestock. He notes a mixed outlook for 1968, predicting stable hog prices but uncertain corn and soybean markets amid overall farm unrest and political interest in agricultural policy.
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Douglas E. Kneeland
New York Times News
Stratford
Iowa
Wendell Carlson
Route 175
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Carlson
Don
Carlsons
Midlands
Washington
Department of Agriculture
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