World's 27th transplant at St Luke's in Houston
Surgeons transplanted a youth heart into Henry W. Jurgens of Beatrice Nebraska in a highly successful operation. It was the world’s 27th heart transplant and the second in three days at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital.
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Nebraska
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Henry W. Jurgens
Beatrice, Neb
St. Luke’s
Michael K
Denton A. Cooley
Jurgens
Fred C. Everman
Alexandria
Everman
Evelyn G. Krikorian
Houston
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Cooley
Louis J. Fierro
Elmont
N.Y
George Henry DeBord
Helotes
Tex
DeBord
Three Senators Back Post Office Plea to Halt Cuts
Three Democratic senators led by A S Monroney voiced support for the Post Office Department’s plea for an exemption from manpower reductions. Postmaster General W Marvin Watson warned cuts could force four day residential deliveries and shutter about 12 000 branches. The senators labeled the plan to cut staff as harmful to towns and urged Congress to exempt the post office from the broader cuts.
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Senators
Post Office
Washington
Post Office Department
A. S
Mike) Monroney
Senate Post Office Committee
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Congress
Marriages Planned in La Crosse Amid Postal Service Cutbacks
Madison couple Rick T. Sime and Jean M. Preston are to wed July 27 in La Crosse. Ronald C. Stein and Patricia A. Huber marry August 3 in La Crosse. Joel R. Sires and Sharon S. Huntington marry July 27 in La Crosse. The note mentions Delta-like postal cuts and future Saturday mail elimination aimed by November.
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Sage
Johnson
Watson
Rick T. Sime
Madison
Jean M. Preston
S. 29Th St
la Crosse
Ronald C. Stein
Moore St
Patricia A. Huber
Caledonia St
Joel R. Sires
New Albia
Iowa
Sharon S. Huntington
S. Losey Blvd
Ray's Alias Admitted By Lawyer
MEMPHIS AP James Earl Ray charged with murdering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is the same man arrested in London under the name Ramon George Sneyd, his attorney admitted Monday. Ray pending extradition and arraigned under tight security before a six week potential trial set for November 12.
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Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
London
Ramon George Sneyd
Arthur Hanes
Ray
King
Missouri
Memphis
Shelby County
House Fails To Pass Scenic Rivers Bill
Washington AP says proposed Scenic Rivers System legislation seems likely to die in the House for a second time and be revived in 1969. A night-session move to force a two thirds vote and ban amendments failed. Sponsors hold little hope of quick revival this session.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House Rules Committee
Cryptic Clues Hidden in a Dictionary of Phrases
A puzzle style list presents scattered terms and clues across numbers and hints. The mix includes geographic and cultural references such as South American country Mindanao and Russian community, with entries like Winter vehicles and Expunges suggesting wordplay themes.
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Mindanao
Vitamin specialist Agnes Morgan dies in Berkeley
Dr Agnes Fay Morgan 84 professor emeritus of nutrition at the University of California and head of the Department of Home Economics from 1918 to 1954 died Saturday. She was a specialist in vitamins.
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Berkeley, Calif
Agnes Fay Morgan
University of California
University
Morgan
165 Foot Gunboat Built in Wisconsin
A 165 foot aluminum gunboat, the USS Welch, built by Peterson Builders in Sturgeon Bay, will launch in ceremonies marking the largest aluminum vessel on the Great Lakes. The 235 ton craft, designed for coastal patrol and blockade, can exceed 40 knots and reaches 40 knots from a stop in 60 seconds with a 14 000 horsepower turbine and two diesel engines.
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Sturgeon Bay
Great Lakes
Welch
Navy
Peterson Builders Inc
Peterson Yards
Vietnam
Peterson
Green Bay
Research professor dies in Urbana after heart attack
William J. Fry age 50 a University of Illinois research professor who helped patent and test a mechanical heart died Sunday from a heart attack in Urbana Illinois Fry directed the university biochemistry laboratory and with his brother Francis patented the device in 1959 noting dog trials and short tests
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Urbana, Ill
William J. Fry
University of Illinois
Fry
Francis
William Fry
University
Guard Will Be Ready In Chicago Armories
About 1 00 National Guard troops will stand by in Chicago armories each night during the Democratic National Convention. A total of 5 500 members of the 33rd Infantry Brigade rotate duty from 5 p m to 1 a m each night of the convention starting August 26. Brig Gen Harold R Patton says troops will stay in armories unless needed on the streets. He notes no special threat of trouble beyond newspaper reports.
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Chicago
33Rd Infantry Brigade
Harold R. Patton
Illinois Guard
Speck's Attorney Files 193 Page Brief to Illinois Supreme Court
Gerald W Getty, Chicago public defender, has filed a 193 page brief for Richard Speck challenging his murder conviction and death sentence. The brief, due by midnight, argues points including a Supreme Court ruling on juror exclusion and capital punishment. The Illinois Supreme Court reconvenes September 9 to consider the appeal.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard Speck
Illinois Supreme Court
Gerald W Getty
Cook County
Chicago
Speck
Illinois
Getty
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas E. Kluczynski
Kluczynski
Elizabeth Taylor Recovering From Surgery
London AP reports Elizabeth Taylor recovering after a partial hysterectomy performed for fibrous growths. Taylor, 36, is said to be in pain but improving with no cancer suspected, and her team notes she plans to star in a new film later this year.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Bernard Hunter
Taylor
Richard Hanley
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Two Minnesota Soldiers Named Among Vietnam War Dead
Washington AP reports Defense Department list of the dead in Vietnam includes 1st Lt. Harrison E. Woehinker Jr. son of Dorothy Rudd of Minneapolis and Pfc. Gerald P. Oglesby son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Oglesby of North Mankato. Both listed as killed in action.
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Washington
Minnesota
Defense Department
Harrison E. Woehinker Jr
Dorothy Rudd
Minneapolis
Pfc
Gerald P. Oglesby
Clifford T. Oglesby
North Mankato
Morocco Produces Thirteen Percent Of World Cobalt
Morocco accounts for about 13 percent of global cobalt production, highlighting its role in supplying a key industrial mineral used in batteries and alloys. The figure reflects position in world markets and regional mining dynamics.
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Morocco
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