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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
2
The report notes that American Exchange sales figures are unofficial and not yet confirmed by the company. Analysts caution that preliminary results may differ from final tallies once audits and settlements are completed.
The report describes the first use of a new artificial heart, its operation, and DeBakey’s remarks on imminent procedures and future goals such as full heart replacement. It notes the device drives blood from the left atrium to the aorta, its size, and potential to save heart attack victims while detailing the patient privacy rules and the Medal of Honor context for Pvt Olive.
Washington AP says President Johnson awards the Medal of Honor posthumously to 19 year old Pfc Milton L Olive II of Chicago for sacrificing himself on a Communist grenade in South Vietnam. A White House ceremony was planned with Olive's family present and about 20 others in attendance.
Police guarded defense lawyers Emlyn Hooson and Godfrey Heilpern amid tensions in the Moors murder trial in Chester England. Fears rose after the murder of Heilpern's sister in law Rachel Heilpern Sr near a dress shop, with detectives pursuing a possible link while more witnesses test, and guards posted at key homes and for court proceedings.
A Dodd associate says $100,000 raised at testimonial dinners in 1961 and 1963 for Senator Thomas J. Dodd were gifts to meet public duties and not campaign funds. One speaker was Vice President LBJ in 1961 and Hubert Humphrey spoke in 1963. Proceeds were described as tax free gifts, part of an old American tradition. Dodd is under Senate ethics scrutiny, with the associate noting such gifts help officeholders, not just elected officials. Dodd was in Florida and unavailable for comment.
LAS VEGAS AP A New Orleans physician at the Southwestern Surgical Conference labeled smoking a form of death by own action. Dr Allen Jochsner head of the Ochener Medical Foundation said nicotine is one of the most lethal poisons, equating it with cyanide and noting the industry could potentially make a cigarette without nicotine but would lose the habit.
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter dealer prices as of about 10 39 am today. Markets move through the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
The 8 a.m. death of Mary Russell, 36, of 1306 Long Street was ruled a death by own action by Assistant Medical Examiner Dr. Eugene Terrell. Police said the death was caused by a personal safety related gun blast to the head. Funeral plans are incomplete.
Six men spotted about seven hours later 100 yards from the embassy were taken by police after refusing to walk to a jeep. They were driven to the airport as the South Vietnamese government ordered all six to leave the country as soon as possible after denying a request for a five day extension. They entered the country last Thursday as American citizens could stay seven days without visas.
Secretary McNamara told senators that heavy air operations will continue in North Viet Nam with targets not specified. Carrier planes have hit bridges near Haiphong while Saigon reports say highway traffic to Hanoi is halted. Russell urges naval interdiction to cut supply lines. He predicts broader attacks and notes Viet Cong may regroup for larger future actions.
Fayetville area youths on a bike sortie planned a park trip to Milwaukee. Found alive in a sealed boxcar after hours, they cried with relief and recalled stories and jokes to cope. Their Army fathers at Fort Bragg were told of the rescue. boys kept asking to retrieve their bikes.
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