Transplant patient dies after short postop life
An elderly French truck driver who received a heart transplant at La Pitie Hospital died 51 hours after the procedure. Doctors said the patient never regained consciousness. The head of the surgical team suggested the patient’s age may have limited his ability to endure the transplant.
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Negro Representation in Congress Grows Amid District Realignments
Junior Auxiliary Officials operate in New York City Cleveland and St Louis. White incumbents shift districts and one retires. Negro strength in Congress has risen since World War II with Chicago first in 20th century and Powell in 1945 Detroit 1954 Philadelphia 1958 Los Angeles 1962 Detroit again 1964. In 1966 Edward Brooke became the first Negro senator since Reconstruction. Projections expect gains in November with Los Angeles and Chicago strongest. growth likely beyond 1970.
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Weather Settles With Mild Arkansas Skies Ahead
The Associated Press reports fair skies and mild to warm temperatures in Arkansas for the coming days with night lows mainly in the 50s and daytime highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. No rain is forecast through Wednesday, then clouds may increase late Wednesday.
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Arkansas Weather Station Report for 24 Hours
The report covers 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday. High reached 75, low 45. Forecast calls for fair and mild tonight in Arkansas. Wednesday should be clear to partly cloudy and warmer with tonight’s low in the low 50s.
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New Leader Emerges in SCLC as Abernathy Takes Reins
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference installs Rev. Ralph Abernathy 41 as the new leader. He vows to continue the Memphis campaign and the Poor People’s Campaign in Washington, carrying forward longtime MLK deputy work.
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Little Rock filings show multiple party candidates and names
Foster Johnson of Little Rock, defeated in 1966 by McClellan, seeks Fulbright seat plus Hayes of Calico Rock enters the Democratic primary. Republican Bernard of Earle joins. Many state posts face Republican and Democratic bids including land commissioner and state treasurer. Several legislators file for re election across districts. Names reflect regional offices and party lines amid a broad slate.
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Hope
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Lite Rock
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Star City
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Ashdown
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West Memphis
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Stuttgart
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Eisenhower hospitalized after chest discomfort at Palm Desert
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was flown to March Air Force Base hospital after experiencing chest discomfort. An aide said doctors see no heart attack and he will be observed with bed rest. Eisenhower had golfed earlier at Palm Springs and was reportedly overextended amid heat and busyness.
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Gettysburg
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