Two Second Hearts Are Placed in Stanford and Houston Patients
Stanford surgeon Shumway replaced a beating heart in Darrell Hamirley, 56, a retired airline pilot, at Stanford University Medical Center. In Houston, University Hospital surgeon Cooley implanted a second heart in Everett C. Thomas, 47, a Phoenix accountant and Cooley’s first transplant recipient, who has survived longer than any other U.S. patient. Both operations began last midnight and both patients were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Stanford University Medical Center
Shumway
Tha‘eheést
Darretl Hamaiarley
Everttt C. Thomas
the Phoenix
Ariz
Cooley
U.S
Stanford
Thontax
Hammarley
Houston
Rampaging students seize Oshkosh State president’s office
Oshkosh Wisconsin police and sheriff deputies arrested over 100 students who ram paged through the administration building at Oshkosh State University occupied the president’s office. They ransacked offices toppled furniture and broke windows while demanding action on a Negro student union and Afro American history courses.
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Oshkosh State University
Bluefield
W.va
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Burtons Attend Funeral Flight From Paris to L A
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton flew from Paris to Los Angeles for the funeral of Miss Burton's father Frankcis Taylor 68 who died in his sleep after a stroke. The Burtons lingered aboard an Air France jet as the other passengers deplaned then left in a private limousine. Survivors include a son and widow Sara. Actress Fran Ryan learned her husband Howard Schafer’s 1953 plane vanished and wreckage was found in southern Oregon.
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Herbert Greene
Beverly Hills
Miss Jones
Greene
Molly Brown
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Los Angeles
Paris
Miss Burton
Frankcis Taylor
Air France
International Airport
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Miss” Taylor
Miss Taylor
Sara
Fran Ryan
Howard Schafer
Oregon
Schafer
Gold Beach
Ore
Grants Pass
Miss Ryan
Aggie
U S Guns Pound North Vietnam in First Post-Halt Attacks
U S artillery targeted North Vietnamese antiaircraft batteries near Da Nang as fighting intensified after the November halt. Commendations report five rockets struck suburbs and three civilians were killed. U S losses stood at 127 dead and 1,031 wounded with 1,212 missing or captured. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties were 1,838 killed. Prague protests end sit ins as students warn of further actions if demands unmet. Moscow summit plan advances with eight nation group and Western Communist objections.
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da Nang
South Vietnam
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U.S. Command
Budapest
Russia
Moscow
Switzerland
Reunion
Pacific
Agorida
Panagoulis Sentenced Death Sparks Greek Turmoil
Greek military government spared Panagoulis and prepared to execute him at dawn. The sentence follows his August 13 attempt on Premier George Papandreou. He was moved under heavy guard to Aegina Island prison, near Athens, as international protests grew.
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Padagoulis
Panagoulis
George Papandopoulos
Aegina Iskand
Athens
Rusk Plans Return to Direct Rockefeller Study
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will rejoin the Rockefeller Foundation to head study of world population growth. The Washington Post reports he led the foundation from 1952 until becoming secretary, with J George Harrar succeeding him in the post.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Wasington Post
J. George Harrar
Foundation
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