Heart Transplant Defies Apartheid Pressed by Cape Town Surgeons
Cape Town heart specialists perform another groundbreaking transplant transferring a colored donor heart to a white patient, provoking international praise for medical skill and sparking debate over apartheid policy under Premier Vorster. The move is set to influence tensions between white and non white communities in South Africa.
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Washington
Cape Town
South Africa
John Vorster
Groote Uur
Vorster
Natal
Barnard
Groote Schuur
Bitter South African reaction to Cape Town heart transplant
A second Cape Town heart transplant triggers anger and recriminations over race and money. South African editors push back at overseas criticism of a colored donor heart given to white patient Philip Blaiberg. Public figures defend Barnard and warn against politicizing medicine amid Apartheid policies.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Cleve Haupt
Philip Blaiberg
Die Transvaler
America
Britain
Republic
Rand Daily Mail
Star of
Aes
South African Broadcasting Corp
Beety Lindsay
Free-Lance
Gordon Lindsay
U.S
National Broadcasting Co
Chris Barnard
Firemen return to a theft of TV set after alarm
Mobile firemen of Company No. 14 responded to a fire alarm on Tuesday night and were back at the station 16 minutes later to find their color TV set stolen from the program they had been watching.
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Mobile
Ala
Baptist Students Affirm Bible Inspired Belief Survey
A Nashville AP survey of Baptist students across 10 colleges finds 81 percent believe the Holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired and serves as God’s revelation to humanity. The study reflects strong doctrinal conviction among surveyed youths.
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Nashville
ACLU Offers To Defend Dr Spock And Four Others
The ACLU offered to defend pediatrician Dr Benjamin Spock and four others indicted for counseling draft dodgers. Spock said he would hire his own attorney while Coffin Goodman Raskin Ferber were among those indicted for aiding youths to violate draft laws. ACLU chief Melvin Wulf called the indictments a major escalation in the campaign against dissent.
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New York
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Benjamin Spock
Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Mitchell Goodman
New York City
Marcus Raskin
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
Michael Ferber
Boston
Harvard University
Lare
Ring
Melvin Wulf
ACLU
Izvestia Attacks Nixon and GOP as Capitalist Interests
The Soviet newspaper Izvestia criticizes the Republican party as serving big business and labels Nixon a political chameleon. It portrays the Democrats as appealing to the middle class, intellectuals, unions and Black organizations, while noting similarities in capitalist framework. Rommey is described as a business protege and Nixon’s hardened foreign policy stance is highlighted.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Republican Party
United States
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Party
Big Business
Democratic Party
Nixon
D. Vasilev
California
Michigan
George Romney
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle West
Vietnam
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Louis Washkansky
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Thomasville
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Herarer
Wanree
Ramny
Hedgecock
Bedford Sales Co
N. Wrenn
Dr. Spock
DAVIS
ZEISS
Wright Optical Company
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Greensboro
South Elm ST
Fayetteville
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