Lincoln U budget skirmish reshapes funding for sports complex
Lincoln University wins part of its budget battle as Hearnes’ office restores 763000 for outdoor athletic facilities and 68000 for land at Lafayette and Dunklin. The plan also adds 41540 for five new corrections officers and 15000 for a garbage truck. The university faces further cuts due to a student hour formula, with 2068 enrolled versus 2110 last year, risking salary freezes and firings. The budget totals rise to about 1.2 billion with federal funds, and hearings continue into February.
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Lincoln University
Warren E. Hearnes
Budget Office
Lincoln
Food Poison Cases Reported in St Louis Schools
Police reported 32 cases of food poisoning among public grade school students in north St Louis on Thursday night. Some were in serious condition but none critical. Eighteen schools were served by a centralized food kitchen. Ill students reported eating turkey salad.
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St. Louis ST. Louis
St. Louis
Friday Night Movies At CHS Feature Elvis Film
The CHS program shows Wakle Me a 1955 Elvis Presley rodeo singer tale at 8:00 PM followed by The Tarnished Angels 1957 with Robert Stack Jack Carson and Dorothy Malméd in a New Orleans Mardi Gras newspaper man and a World War I ace storyline.
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Elvis Presley
Julie Adams
Robert Stack
Jack Carson
Dorthy Malphé
New Orleans
Eévér
Mardi Gras
Doctors fail after infant heart transplant at Maimonides
In Brooklyn at Maimonides Medical Center surgeons attempted a heart transplant on an infant, placing a donor heart into a sick child. The recipient lived 814 hours before the heart stopped and doctors offered no explanation for the death. The hospital acknowledged the setback this week.
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Maimothides Médical Center
Brooklyn
First human heart transplant steps forward in Cape Town
The article reports on the landmark heart transplant efforts in Cape Town, detailing Louis Washkansky receiving a heart from a 25 year old donor and describing the surgical team led by Dr Adrian Kantrowitz and others. It notes the procedure mirrors the Maimonides operation and cites Dr Norman Shumway’s influence. The piece covers the cooling preservation, heart massage, reperfusion techniques, and the newborn cases facing fatal outcomes, concluding with optimism for future attempts.
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Louis Washkansky
Cape Town
Adrian Kantitowitz
Norman Shumway
Stanford Medical Center
Palo Alto
Calif
Koga
Heart patient pushes to leave bed after transplant
Cape Town five days after the world’s first human heart transplant Louie Washkansky shows progress and asks to get out of bed. He is cheerful and improving though doctors limit activity. His wife visited hospital and expressed gratitude as surgeons discuss his recovery with national radio.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Wholesale Grow
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Groote Schuur
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Chris
Can
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Waashkansky
Leonard seeks sheriff post amid patient, student protest notes
Liberty AP report outlines Melvin Leonard planning to run for sheriff in 1968 while hospital updates on Washkansky show improving condition after heart transplant care. The piece also covers William Jewell students facing food shortages this winter and a protest plan involving students fasting as a treatment conference proceeds in Kansas City.
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William Jewell
Cole County
Melvin Leonard
Thelbe
Sheriff
Wil File
Barnard
Kansas City
Soybean sales to rise in Europe says Missouri official
Ot tone Schulte vice president for grain marketing of the Missouri Farmers Association notes after a tour of Europe that five nations currently import 163 million bushels worth 450 million dollars. He predicts annual increases of 15 to 20 percent over the next five years.
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Columbia
America
Otto Schulte
Missouri Farmers Association
Leonard vows candidacy and run for sheriff post
Léonard announces firm plan to run for sheriff, intends to file January 1, 1965, and says he will win. He has served as deputy sheriff since January 1, 1961, beginning under Sheriff H. O. Débo, and previously spent five years in Missouri state motor vehicle registration. He is married with three daughters in high school.
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H. O. Débo
Debo
Missouri Department of Revenue
Setterson City
Lionard
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