Transplants stir legal questions for doctors and lawyers
Legal implications of organ transplants from dead to living rise as cases touch property rights of a relative in a cadaver and the bereaved’s emotional stake. Discussions touch autopsy tampering, racial issues in implanted hearts, and the broader question of death definitions in medical ethics.
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Houston
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The Negotiator Harriman as Vietnam Peace Delegate
W Averell Harriman leads the U S delegation pressing for a Paris peace accord. The 76 year old veteran diplomat is described as patient, pragmatic, and fearless in negotiations with leaders from Roosevelt to De Gaulle. He values vigor in talks and sees freedom versus dictatorship as the core issue.
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Chicago
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Controversy Over Government Food Aid Programs
Washington reports on hunger in America spark major critique of USDA administered programs. Critics say direct food distribution and food stamps fail to reach many poor families and that funds earmarked for low income groups are misapplied or underused.
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Lyndon Johnson Expected Not to Seek Re election
In Austin Texas supporters and aides say President Johnson will not run again. Kennedy assassination and Vietnam war divisions influence caution. McCarthy Nixon Wallace are seen as significant challenges, with no clear scenario forcing a return to the race.
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Missing Link In Crime Statistics Center Gains Support
Washington lawmakers push for objective national crime data with a proposed National Criminal Justice Statistics Center in the Justice Department. Hearings urged a central agency to publish statistics on arrests courts probation parole and related costs to guide policy.
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