Blaiberg Up At Last as Postop Recovery Advances
Cape Town doctors report Dr. Philip Blaiberg no longer in oxygen tent and able to sit up with feet on a chair seven days after the heart transplant. No signs of organ rejection. wife to visit through glass to guard against infection. Also notes Barnard congratulates Shumway and his own arthritis may end surgical career. Siamese-twin forehead separation shows good progress in Johannesburg Children's Hospital.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Christiaan Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Eileen
Barnard
University of Minnesota
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University
National Broadcasting Corp
United
America
Johannesburg
Johannesburg Children’s Hospital
Israeli Prime Minister Eshkol Visits LBJ Ranch for Peace Talks
President Johnson and Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol toured the LBJ Ranch near Stonewall Texas and spoke of peace in the Middle East. Eshkol said peace is a central concern as he sought U.S. arms including 50 F4 Phantom jets to counter Soviet arms to Arab nations.
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Israel
LBJ
Stonewall, Tex
Johnson
Levi Eshkol
Placid
Lbj Ranch
Middle East
Eshkol
Randolph Air Force Base
U.S
Northeast Kansas Weather Says Mild Tuesday With Snow Likely
Moderate temperatures expected with highs in the upper 30s and lows near 20 tonight. Light snow is forecast this evening as southerly winds reach 15 to 25 mph.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Plains
Legislature Opens Tuesday In Topeka 1968 Session
The Kansas Legislature convenes at noon Tuesday with key items including Senate reapportionment, highway construction, education, and liquor by the drink. The session may last up to 60 days but could extend if Gov. Docking opposes a reapportionment bill before adjournment. Douglas County’s delegation includes Sen Reynolds Shultz and Reps John Vogel and Morris Kay, all Republicans.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Robert Docking
Douglas County
Reynolds Shultz
John Vogel
Morris Kay
California Man Faces Critical Condition After Transplant
Michael Kasperak 54 of East Palo Alto received a transplanted heart at Stanford Saturday night but began bleeding today with a platelet count of 4 000 and low prothrombin time 23 percent. Doctors reported deteriorating liver function and continued blood transfusions as the donor was Virginia White 43 who died of a stroke two hours earlier.
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Mike Kasperak
East Palo Alto
Calif
Ferne
Stanford University School of Medicine
Kasperak
Virginia Mae White
Santa Clara
Stanford
Michael Kasperak
Virginia White
Norman E. Shumway
Shumway
Severe Cold Prevails Despite Record Lows
Kansas University weather station reports eight days of near record cold with no new records. Lawrence experiences temperatures around zero, power and gas use rise, and furnaces struggle as forecasts call for moderating but still cold conditions.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Weather Station
Weather Bureau
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power and Light Co
Stedham
L. C
KU Student and K State Coed Die in Manhattan Wreck
A Kansas University junior Michael Lowen aged 20 and a Kansas State University coed Kathleen D. Kelly aged 19 were killed in a one car crash in Manhattan. Daniel Freidenberger, 20, a KU junior from Hutchinson, was listed in critical condition with exposure. Barbara Jane Winn, 19, a K State coed, remained in satisfactory condition.
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Manhattan
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Michael Lowen
Hutchinson
KU Business School
Kathleen D. Kelly
Wichita
Manhattan Memorial Hospital
Daniel Freidenberger
Freidenberger
Business School
Lowen
Clifton Ct
Barbara Jane Winn
See KU STUDENT Page 5 Service at home or away
KU student notes service options at home or away with Ruggs-Rumsey Funeral Home contact Vi 3-5111 Advy.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
ABC Chief Upholds His Men in Duties Imposed by Law
In Topeka John Ivan head of the Alcoholic Beverage Control office defends agents and procedures enforcing Kansas liquor laws. He emphasizes upholding the law, proper arrest procedures, and avoiding overzealous actions while acknowledging enforcement difficulties. He notes the law taxes liquor and that private stamp sales are not allowed.
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ABC
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Topeka
John Ivan
Ivan
Salina
Shawnee
Ft. Hays College
Missouri University
Kansas City
Kansas
Gjellstad Chosen Senate Chaplain for 1968 Session
Rev. Ivar M. Gjellstad of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Lawrence has been named Chaplain of the Kansas State Senate for the 1968 session. He will open each day with prayer and serves this session only. Gjellstad, a former Army major and former chief chaplains in Africa and the Mideast, arrived in Lawrence in 1962 after postings in Iola and Wisconsin. He holds degrees from St. Olaf College and Luther Theological Seminary and studied at Princeton. He and his wife Frieda have five children.
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Ivar M. Gjellstad
Wellington Rd
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Kansas State Senate
Senate
Gjellstad
John Crutcher
Lawrence Sen. Reynolds Shultz
Christian Council
Lawrence
Decorah
Towa
Iola
la Crosse
Wis
Cody
Wyo
Africa
Mideast
Persian Gulf Command
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul Minn
Princeton University
Dent
Kansas City
American Lutheran Church
Frieda
Rolfe
St. Paul
Camilla
New Orleans
Timothy
Memphis
Tenn
Eric
Marybeth
Sunset Hill School
What Do You Think About Lawrence’s Good Points and Needs
The Journal-World invites residents, KU students, and area neighbors to share the city’s assets and needs. Coupons collected in person or by mail will be published with feature stories and photos highlighting areas drawing public comment.
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Journal-World
Kansas University
Lawrence
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