Unsuccessful Heart Transplants Defended By California Surgeon
Stanford, California April UPI Dr. Norman Shumway defended his second unsuccessful heart transplant as justifiable stating patients face certain death if untreated. The patient Joseph Rizor 40 of Salinas died 314 days after receiving a donor heart. Rizor’s autopsy showed severe lung disease and arterial sclerosis but the new heart functioned until the final hours. Rizor was the eighth cardiac transplant recipient.
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Sainthood Consideration for 24 Korean Martyrs and Founder
Vatican officials met to study beatification for 24 Korean priests killed between 1860 and 1866 and for the founder of the Sisters of the Divine Saviour. Two miracles attributed to Theresa Van Wuellenweber, Mary of the Apostles, were discussed. Pope Paul VI attended the hearing as part of the process.
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Polish Press Shakeup Foreshadows Jewish Purge
UPI reports a top level shakeup in the Polish state press may signal a broad purge of Jews and critics. Editors Szymon Jakubowicz and Arthur Hajnicz resigned or sought transfers amid anti Israel lines, with others resigning. Lodz saw expulsions of 4 Jewish press figures and party removals.
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Martin Warsaw
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Kamila Chylinska
Szpilki
Lod
Supreme Court Requires Warnings in Custody Tax Interrogations
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that federal tax agents must give in custody suspects the same warnings as police. The decision reverses Robert T. Mathis Sr.'s federal conviction and broadens criminal‑case precautions in tax investigations. Justice Black wrote for the majority. Justice White dissented.
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U S Russia Agree On Stops for Direct Moscow New York Flight
The United States and the Soviet Union reached a Monday agreement allowing intermediate stops for a Moscow New York service. Aeroflot and Pan American could start in about a month with stops in Montreal, London, Copenhagen, Stockholm, or a similar city en route.
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Knight News Wins Three Pulitzer Prizes in 1967
The Knight Newspapers earned three prizes marking a first in Pulitzer history. Toshio Sakai of UPI photographed a wounded sleeper during rain in Vietnam. John S. Knight, editorial chair, won for editorial writing. the Detroit Free Press won local reporting for 1967 Detroit riots.
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Nick) Kotz
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Tokyo
Jordan Israel Exchange Fire Across Cease-fire Line
United Press International reports continued clashes along the cease-fire line between Jordan and Israel. Four artillery, tank, and machine gun actions occurred on Sunday, marking another day of cross-border fire in the week.
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