UFOs Seen Over Russia Prompt Call for Global Study
An editor notes that UFO sightings from 1960 to 1967 across Russia and around the world imply a real phenomenon. Scientists demand international, non sensational study to determine origin and purpose, with plans for a formal Soviet led inquiry and global cooperation.
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Russia
Earth
Soviet Life
Sazanov
Arctic
Antarctic
Soviet Union
All-Union Cosmonautics Committee
Central House of Aviation and Cosmonautics
Moscow
Nature
Mars
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research
Dubna
Tungusky
Lillehei Shaped Modern Heart Surgery and Pioneers
Clarence Walton Lillehei recalls Christiaan Barnard and Norman Shumway as his former pupils at the University of Minnesota. He helped launch heart transplant and heart-lung machine techniques and now leads cardiac surgery at New York Hospital Cornell. He praises Owen Wangensteen and notes ongoing work toward human heart transplants.
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World Book Science Service
New York
Clarence Walton Lillehei
Christiaan Barnard
Norman Shumway
University of Minnesota
Lillehei
Barnard
Minnesota Medical School
Capetown
South Africa
Shumway
Stanford University Hospital
Norm Shumway
Chris Barnard
Chris
New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical Center
Wangensteen
Minneapolis
Walt
Army
Anzio
Minnesota
F. John Lewis
Lilleheim
C. Walton Lillehei
Stanford
Powell v Texas and Church Aid Case Come Before Supreme Court
Congressional Quarterly reports Powell v Texas argues punishing chronic drunks may violate the 8th Amendment as involuntary intoxication. The session also tackles Flast v Gardiner on federal aid to sectarian schools and CATV regulatory issues.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Leroy Powell
Supreme Court of the United States
Powell
Texas
United States
New York
Travis County
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Flast
Gardiner
Florence Flast
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Frothingham
Federal Communications Commission
Anti-Wallace Plan Shapes Southern GOP Strategy
A Birmingham Post Herald article summarized by The Decatur Daily outlines Republican leaders meeting February 22 to blunt George C. Wallace's bid for electoral votes in 13 Southern states. South Carolina's Harry Dent advises avoiding harsh attacks, not labeling Wallace racist, and not labeling him a liberal spender while highlighting LBJ's appeal in the region.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
South Carolina
Harry Dent
Wallace
Dent
South
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Felix Zigel Institute
Nikolai Sochevanov
Ers
Geophysical Expedition
Tage Ren Oat Gbasade
Mountain Astrophysical Station
Ussr Academy of Sciences
Kislovodsk
Caucasus
H. I. Potter
Anatoli Sazanov
Owen Wangensteen
Clar
Ence Dennis
John Gobbons
Johns Hopkins
Richard A. DeWall
Lillehei-DeWall
Supreme Court
Woodmont Dr
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Birmingham Post Herald
Johnson
Nixon
Reagan
Miami
Republican Party
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