World heart transplant patients improve. Soviet two-headed dog project
The world’s five heart transplant patients include three improving cases in Cape Town and Stanford. one patient in Brooklyn died soon after surgery. Soviet scientists claim success in a two-headed dog transplant, with Demikov performing the operation on a two-month-old puppy attached to a four-year-old dog, Tass reports.
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Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
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South Africa
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Mike Kasperak
Kasperak
Louis Block
Brooklyn
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Bronx
Louis Washkansky
Keir
Vladimir Demikov
Tass
Mukhtar
Demikov
Moscow
Dr. Barnard
Indiana Biochemist Visits KU For Talk On Mitochondria
Indiana University biochemist Henry R. Mahler will visit Kansas University Tuesday and Wednesday. He will present a public lecture at 3 30 p m Tuesday on The Synthesis of Mitochondria in Bailey Hall Room 203. The talk will be relayed to the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Mahler will meet with faculty and students during his two days at KU.
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Henry R. Mahler
Indiana University
Kansas University
Comparative Biochemistry
Mahler
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Bailey Hall
Cal
Charles H. Voss
LSU
Harold M. Albert
Marta Acman
Sostany
Yugoslavia
Houston
Tex
Esperanza del Vaile Vasquez
Mexico City
Johannesburg
General Hospital
Chicago
Eugene F. Morke
Brian
Plan for Reapportionment To Be Revealed in Senate
TOPIKA RP A reapportionment bill for Kansas Senate districts is set for introduction after committee approval. The plan creates 40 districts with populations from 53 449 to 57 847, aiming to satisfy a federal court order by April 1.
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Senate
William Bowers, Fottawa
Keith Sebelius
R-Norton
Sebelius
State Board of Health
Mitchell Resignation Praised by Docking
Docking accepts Mitchells resignation praising his public service in the Kansas Legislature and as a KCC member and chairman. He notes Mitchells efforts to solve Kansas problems and thanks him on behalf of Kansas citizens.
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Kansas
Docking
Mitchell
Kansas Corporation Commission
Marines Crashed On Mt Tobin. Survivors Bear Cold
Threefood and sleeping bags and Swanson and Corbridge spent the night on the frigid mountainside 32 miles southwest of Battle Mountain. They reported 22 inches of snow on Mt Tobin where jagged rock protrusions broke the surface. The Marine C54 transport carried a combat team on a 10 day Western tour from Quantico. The plane crashed after icing on the wing forced an emergency landing then slid 400 feet into a low area and burned. Cpl Robert Beard 19 left the plane during a stop in Denver. he and Miss Paula Davis announced their engagement.
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Swanson
Corbridge
Battle Mountain
Mt. Tobin
Quantico
Seattle
Denver
Cpl
Robert Beard
Paula Davis
Corporal With Early Leave Plans After Plane Crash
A corporal recalled obtaining special permission to start six days of leave early after learning a transport left Quantico Virginia last Monday. He said he wanted to hurry home to become engaged.
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Quantico
U S and Cambodia Seek Safer Ties After Boundary Incidents
Bowles stressed U S good faith and pledged no aim to violate Cambodian territory while promising to avoid aggression and casualties. The joint communiqué hints at pursuit if other measures fail to stop Communist sanctuary use, with no note on renewing diplomatic ties after May 1965 border violations.
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Cambodia
United States of America
United States
Cam
Sihanouk
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