Doctors Try Rare Blood Reuse for Hemophiliac Boy
In Los Angeles a 10 year old hemophiliac from Oxnard, Ernest Foster, fights for life after internal bleeding and brain hemorrhage. Doctors use a rare autologous transfusion technique by returning his own red cells with treated plasma to reduce antibodies, a method described as seldom used.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Orthopaedic Hospital
Red Cross Blood Center
Ernest Foster
Oxnard
Foster
Carol Casper
Casper
Stanford Scientists Threaten Walkout Over Critics
Stanford research scientists warn they will quit if an outside morals committee restricts their work as campus protests target military links. Charles A. Anderson says 1,500 scientists would walk out, while 11,300 students join a day of concern about war research and academic freedom.
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UPI
Stanford Research
Charles A. Anderson
Stanford Research Institute
Stanford University
Anderson
Robert McAfee Brown
Campus unrest spans several universities and states
Harvard faculty votes 258 158 to approve black students voices in a new program in Cambridge. Dartmouth SDS protests enter an iron building and overnight ROTC sit ins. Marquette groups occupy Joan of Arc chapel. Cornell condemns Black student actions as 11 surrounding counties mobilize deputies Ithaca faces reforms after Willard Straight Hall incident.
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Student Leaders Defy Draft Over Vietnam War Backlash
More than 250 student body presidents and college editors vowed to risk jail and fines by refusing induction as long as the Vietnam war continues. They urged aid for others who refuse and sent a letter to President Nixon seeking a meeting to discuss policy changes.
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UPI
Nanve Saat Acnorration
Press- Nixon
Vietnam
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