Mysterious Patient Skips Out On $800 Hospital Tab
A Knoxville man using several spellings named Valley checked into St. Mary's Hospital May 25 for kidney stones, spent about $800 on treatment, and vanished a week later after swindling a drug store of over $44. Police suspect drug addiction and say the patient used fictitious address and job details, leaving with $50 in change before disappearing.
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Leading Lady Shoots Warhol in Studio Scene
New York report details a shooting at Andy Warhol's studio by Valerie Solanas. Warhol, famed for his avant guard films and Campbell Soup can paintings, survived a chest wound after a four and a half hour operation. Authorities charged Solanas with felonious assault and possession of a dangerous weapon with intent to kill.
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Humphrey Campaigns In South Dakota Primary Push
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, not on the ballot, makes a direct bid for 1958 primary votes as Democrats seek to boost turnout in South Dakota. Kennedy leads in polls while McCarthy and Nixon attract attention. Weather and long voting hours frame a tight race with write-in possibilities and delegate momentum shaping the Johnson campaign.
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Republican Convention Plans Loom in Portland Meet
A fragmented report from Portland outlines GOP strategy ahead of the national convention. Rockefeller and other leaders seek cross party and independent votes to win in November, signaling a shift toward a broad appeal while insiders discuss potential cross over support from Democrats.
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Portland
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Miami Beach
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Rockefelter
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson rejects Hanoi demand at Glassboro address
President Johnson, at Glassboro State College, rejects Hanoi calls to halt all bombing in Vietnam. He criticizes Paris talks as yielding bellicose statements and evasions, urges peace talks while North Vietnamese supplies rise, and recalls Hollybush spirit with Kosygin. He mai n tains firmness until Hanoi faces real peace issues and urges disarmament efforts between the United States and Soviet Union.
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Alexei Kosygin
U.S
South Vietnam
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Jose Joaquin Trejos Kosygin
White House
Texas
New Jersey
Peace
Reds Arrow a Disabling Weapon in Vietnam War
CHICAGO Chinese Health Institute reports at a conference on War Surgery 1968 that bamboo arrows and pongi sticks booby traps can disable soldiers as long as four weeks, causing vascular or nerve damage necessitating evacuation. The contrast between primitive traps and modern weapons highlights aid needs.
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Chicago
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Vietnam
Hektoen Institute
Norman Rich
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
John Boswick
Cook County Hospital
National Office of Medical Defense
United States
Transplant dies in Argentina first heart operation
Antonio Enrique Serrano, 34, Argentina's first heart transplant patient, died four days after surgery in Lanus near Buenos Aires. He had been in a coma since Friday, following the operation that used the heart of Emilia Tomaselli, 47, president of the Argentine Poultry and Egg Union.
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Hector Ruggiereo
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