Anniversary for United States Heart Transplants Passed
Today marks the first anniversary of heart transplants with nearly 100 operations since Dr. Christiaan Barnard’s first in December. Sixty-seven patients remain alive, including Blaiberg, the second recipient, celebrating 11 months with his heart. In Canada another patient died as public ignorance cited by Dr. Denton Cooley raises donor concerns. Montreal’s Desrivieres died after months in hospital. Paris, Canada's longest surviving recipient, died.
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Christiaan Barnard
Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Petrus Smith
Canada
Denton Cooley
Houston
Texas
Montreal
Edouard Desrivieres
Montreal Institute of
Gaetan Paris
Paris
Jean-Marie Boulogne
Marseilles
Protest Chief Blanes Daley For Wrecking Peaceful March Plans
Testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee depicts protesters aiming for peaceful demonstrations during the Democratic National Convention. Thomas E. Hayden of Students for a Democratic Society claims police action and Daley’s security buildup deterred middle class participation. He cites a planning paper about pinning delegates, while North Vietnamese diplomats allegedly expressed interest in US antiwar activity.
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Blanes Daley
Thomas E. Hayden
Oakland
Calif
Students For A Democratic Society
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Hayden
Richard H. Schord
D-Mo
National Commission On Violence
Paris
United States
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Protesting Students Clash With Police In Brooklyn Schools
In Ocean Hill Browns ville and nearby Brooklyn sites police charged a crowd of about 1000 demonstrators amid bottle and rock attacks. Dozens injured including two 12 year old girls and Walter Tate 18 was seriously hurt as rioters targeted schools and transit vehicles during a broad confrontation linked to the year long school strike and makeup classes.
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Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Ocean Hills
New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Washington Square Park
Manhattan
Subway
Walter Tate
Tate
City Board of Education
Transit Authority
C. Herbert Oliver
Hayakawa
Robert Taylor Undergoes Cancer Treatment in California
Hollywood legend Robert Taylor, 57, is receiving medical treatment for lung cancer after partial lung removal last Oct 8 for a fungus infection. Doctors had found small tumors and a biopsy suggested they were normal.
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Hollywood
UPI
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Officials Demand Punishment for Rioting Chicago Cops
The federal task force behind the Chicago violence study urged prompt and severe disciplinary action. Daniel Walker said the blue curtain must be lifted and noted the report found police rioting despite challenging circumstances. He warned mass dismissal is inadequate and called for a method to address widespread dissent.
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Chicago
UPI
Daniel Walker
Walker
Israel Jordan In Big Gun Duel
An Israeli communique says Jordanian artillery hit settlements including Kfar Ruppin Maoz-Hayim Neve-Eytan Hamadi a Bet-Yosef Yardena Ashdot-Yaar cov near the Sea of Galilee. Amman reports an Israeli air raid into Jordan yesterday near Irbid killing two soldiers and wounding another.
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Kfar
Ruppin
Maoz-Hayim
Neve-Eytan
Hamadia
Bet-Yosef
Yardena
Ashdot-Yaacov
Tel-Katzir
Sea of Galilee
Amman
Jordan
Irbid
LBJ Returns to Washington After Ranch Visit
President Johnson arrived in Washington from a six day ranch holiday and plans to meet soon with U S peace negotiator W Averell Harriman. A December 13 border ceremony with Mexico will open a new Rio Grande channel completing Chamizal projects.
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LBJ
Washington
Harriman
UPI
Johnson
U. S
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
White House
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
U.s.-Mexico
Fi] Paso
Tex
Rio Grande River
Diaz
Mayor Seeks Annexation and Consolidation of Nearby Areas
Mayor Grayson argues for immediate consolidation of urban areas around Las Vegas including the Strip, Paradise Valley, Henderson and North Las Vegas. He says annexation should apply to urban neighbors and emphasizes further territorial or service consolidation to boost economic efficiency.
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Grayson
Las Vegas
Strip
Paradise Valley
Henderson
Alaska airliner crash claims 39 lives
NTSB official says bodies will be removed today by light planes landing on a snow runway and flown to a temporary Iliamna morgue. The crew of Anchorage based flight includes pilot Dave Stanley co pilot Gary Svengard and stewardess Sally Lamar. Most victims were from Anchorage where the flight originated.
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Dick Hafer
Alaska
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington, D.C
Iliamna
Dave Stanley
Gary Svengard
Sally Lamar
Anchorage
West Coast Lawyer Chosen to Defend Sirhan Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan selected Grant Cooper, a leading West Coast criminal lawyer, as chief defender in the Kennedy assassination trial. Cooper, former Los Angeles Bar Association president, had long studied the case after Kennedy’s June 5 shooting. He agreed to take the assignment as a duty after being chosen from a list provided by A. L. Wirin of the ACLU.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Grant Cooper
West Coast
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Cooper
Friars Club
A. L. Wirin
California
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Local Officials Weigh 11 Month School Year Here
Local officials consider an 11 month school year to improve counseling and reduce costs. Proposals include pro rating teacher salaries, avoiding staggered vacations, and extending the school year for educationally challenged students. Mason cites costs of 100000 to 200000 annually for bus service and notes politics affect consolidation talks with Lincoln County.
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Las Vegas
Mason
NAACP
Charles Kellar
Lincoln
Clark County
Lincoln County
Board of Trustees
Five Convicted in Friars Club Cheating Trial
Teitelbaum received fifteen similar counts plus a false income tax report for $20,000 in card winnings. Jacobs was guilty on eight counts including interstate transport to aid an illegal gambling business. Rosselli faced six counts with a $10,000 underreporting tax fraud. Richardson convicted on one conspiracy count. All five to reappear January 20 for sentencing.
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Teitelbaum
Jacobs
Rosselli
Richardson
San Francisco State College Reopens Amid Demonstrations
Demonstrators clashed with acting President S I Hayakawa and police during the campus reopening. At least four demonstrators were arrested, a sound truck impounded, and windows broken. About 800 protesters tried to disrupt classes as police blocked access and kept militants from entering classrooms.
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San Francisco
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Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Denis Darvall
Clive Haupt
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St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Greta Garbo
Jean Harlow
Vivian Leigh
Oxford
Johnny Eager
Barbara Stanwyck
Ursula Theiss
James B. Conlisk
Frank Sullivan
Police Department
Conlisk
Joseph J. LeFevour
Lodge of the
Fraternal Order of Police
Israel
George Christian
Dean Rusk
South Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Lucinda Robb
Atomic Energy Commission
John A. Wheeler
Princeton University
Sirhan Sirhan
Maurice Friedman
Beverly Hills Friars Club
Friedman
Tee
Lloyd C. Denton
the Sun
College
SFS
San Fran
Cisco
George Mason Murray
Black Students Union
Murray
Third World Liberation Front
BSU
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