Heart transplants show global medical progress and debate
The column discusses early heart transplant surgeries in Cape Town New York and Stanford noting two survivors and potential future advances. It questions Sen Mondale’s calls for federal investigations while defending doctors’ lifesaving aims and the need for American innovation and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
New York City
Stanford
Calif
Christiaan Barnard
Sen. Mondale
Diamond Stolen by Youth at Marks Jewelers
Lawrence police report a youth about 20 grabbed a diamond from salesman Delbert Eisele at Marks Jewelers 817 Mass St and fled the scene. Eisele cited total value only as 50. Police also noted vandalism to Kent Engler’s truck windshield and a pool cue theft from a parked car at 10th and Mass St reported by Don Hall.
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10Th and
Mass. Sts
Don Hall
North St
Carpenter Injuries After Scaffold Collapse At Local Site
Sam Waltman a 62 year old carpenter from Baldwin remains in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital ICU after a scaffold collapsed at the JAY hawker Apartment project near 15th and Engel Road. He sustained a head cut knee fracture of the nose and a concussion from a 12 foot fall around 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Sam Waltman
Route 1
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Waltman
Jayhawker
15Th and Engel Rd
Extradition Proceeding Set for Fry Case
Formal extradition hearings will begin Monday for Allen Wayne Fry a 21 year old escapee from Douglas County Jail. He was captured Tuesday on a farm in Independence Wisconsin where he worked and is held in Eau Claire County Jail. Fry escaped March 13 by sawing through a second story window using a bedsheet rope and faces armed robbery and jail break charges.
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Douglas County
Independence
Wis
Wisconsin
Allen Wayne Fry
Leavenworth
Fry
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eau Claire
U.S
Eau Claire County
Douglas
Deep Rock
2Nd St
North Vietnam air war actions and Saigon dock strike noted
U S warplanes flew 91 missions over North Vietnam targeting Yen Bai airfield a supply point near Haiphong a Hanoi rail yard and a truck convoy near Mu Gia pass Marine pilots hit surface to air missiles sites and B 52 bombers attacked near the Cambodian frontier Saigon waterfront docks backed by striking workers in sympathy with electrical workers.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Haiphong
Mu Gia Pass
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Hau Nghia
Virginia Inn Robbed By Four Masked Men
Police say four masked men, about 20 years old, robbed the Virginia Inn at 2907 W. 6th St. Friday night with two armed with 22-caliber revolvers. They took cash from the register and the safes, ordered four clerks and guests to lie on the floor, and fled in a car later found abandoned near 15th and Iowa. Police estimate the haul at 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Virginia Inn
W. 6Th St
Lawrence
Jeff Bailey
Bailey
Kansas University
Neodesha
Hugh Cotton
Colorado University
Longmont
Colo
Bud Martin
Martin
15Th
Iowa Sts
KU Professor Fields Wins HOPE Award For Teaching
Prof. from Plato to the present serves as associate chairman of the EU Political Science Department and adviser to about 150 undergraduates. He teaches History of Political Theory and Government in American Society, emphasizes interactive learning, assigns papers, and conducts essay exams. Fields lives in Lawrence with his wife Cornelia. their son James studied sociology at Michigan and Peace Corps in Nepal, and daughter Carol is a KU junior.
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South Africa
U. S
Barnard
Japan
United States
America
EU Political Science
Fields
Lawrence
Cornelia
Marvonne
James
Peace Corps
Nepal
Michigan University
Carol
KU Sports Plant Due for Addition
Kansas University athletic director Wade Stinson said the department needs more space and office areas as it has outgrown Allen Fieldhouse. Plans consider a new structure connected to Allen Fieldhouse with a weight room training table and study hall, but no athletic dormitory or living facilities. No timetable but aim to act soon.
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Kansas University Athletic Department
Allen Fieldhouse
Wade Stinson
Stinson
Journal-World
O Connor Farm Receives 22nd Bankers Award for Conservation
O Connor farm near Richland covering 346 acres earned the Kansas Bankers Award. John P. Peters will present the 22nd annual award, recognizing farms with complete soil and water conservation plans and balanced production. The program, run since 1945, honors Douglas County farmers and involves multiple state agencies and extension services.
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O'Connor
Richland
O’connor
John P. Peters
Douglas County Agricultural
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas
Douglas County
State Soil Conservation Committee
Kansas State University Extension Service and Experiment Stations
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
The
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Committee On Soil Conservation Awards
Conservaton progress on several farms near Worden and Clinton
The Dunlaps near Worden report 50 percent completion of their conservation plan with 13 acres of waterways and 1.8 miles of terraces and plan a new pond. Zebb west of Lawrence, farming U. S. 40, has 68 percent complete with 160 acres in a plan focused on hay pasture and crops. Fishburn near Clinton reports over 85 percent completion with 13.8 acres waterways eight miles terraces and contour farming.
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Dunlaps
Dunlap
Worden
Zebb
Lawrence
U.S. 40
Fishburn
Clinton
Shultz Criticizes Kansas Senate Remap Plan
State Sen. Reynolds Shultz criticized a new senatorial district boundary plan advanced by the apportionment committee led by Sen. William S. Bowers. The proposal shifts towns and townships, trims Shultz’s Douglas County area, and gives Johnson County an extra senator, with votes seen as sufficient to pass.
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Reynolds Shultz
Kansas Senate
William S. Bowers
Ottawa
Shultz
Topeka
Baldwin
Eudora
Palmyra
Willows Springs
Marion
Lawrence Republican
Shawnee County
Tecumseh Township
Douglas County
Douglas
Jefferson
Johnson County
Three Traffic Mishaps Reported Friday Here
Three non injury traffic accidents were recorded by Lawrence police on Friday on slick streets. At 23rd and Mass a collision caused 80 and 200 dollars damage to two vehicles. At 6th and Iowa another crash involved a car and a truck with 1000 and 450 dollars damage. At 2:23 a.m. today a northbound car struck a utility pole causing 650 dollars damage.
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Lawrence
23Rd
Mass. Sts
Alvin W. Reetz
Route 4
Linda F. Bender
Vt. St
Reetz
Bender
6Th
Iowa Sts
Nancy L. Aylesworth
W. 19Th St
Leo R. Brooks
Ottawa
Aylesworth
Brooks
Ind. St
E. J. Grant
Locust St
Lehnert to Join Kansas University German Dept Next Fall
Herbert Lehnert, current professor of German at Rice University, will become professor in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at Kansas University in the upcoming fall term.
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Herbert Lehnert
Rice University
Kansas University
African Student at KU Receives ASPAA Achievement Honor
Jayanti D. Patel, a Kansas University senior in civil engineering from Zambia, earns an ASPAA achievement award for 1967 among 12 African scholars. He ranks on the Dean's list, belongs to Tau Beta Pi, and was junior class rep at the National Conference of the American Society of Civil Engineers in Omaha. His younger brother Navnit is a Mount Oread freshman in engineering.
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Kansas University
Zambia
U.S
Jayanti D. Patel
Tau Beta Pi
American Society of Civil Engineers
Omaha
Navnit
Mount Oread
KU Opera Workshop to stage excerpts at Swarthout Hall
Lawrence Kansas University Opera Workshop presents an 8 tonight recital free to the public in Swarthout Recital Hall. Program includes Offenbach Tales of Hoffmann excerpts Verdi Falstaff and Puccini Gianni Schicchi. Director is George Lawner professor of orchestra at KU.
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Kansas University Opera Workshop
Swarthout Recital Hall
Offenbach
Verdi
Gianni Schicchi
Puccini
George Lawner
Local Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital Scene
Memorial Hospital lists residents and visitors with multiple birth and family notices. Entries include Mrs Bonnie McConnell Route 2 and Mr and Mrs Leonard Ray Jr Baldwin with a daughter today. Other names cover Derald Haas Henry Snyder Berkeley Lester Sell and more.
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Rose Bereiter
W. 4Th St
Derald Haas
N. 2Nd St
Henry Snyder
Berkeley
Calif
Lester Sell
E. 18Th St
Bonnie McConnell
Janet Kraus
Harper
Clifford Brisbois II
Redbud Lane
Vinnie Morris
Prairie
Floyd McNeill
Maple
Steven Kay
Baldwin
Edward Bussum
Ohio
Leonard Ray Jr
Carl Westerhaus
Eudora
Thanking those who helped during our loss
The family of Mrs. W. D. (Mary) Wilson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for food flowers cards and kindnesses shown during the bereavement of our mother and grandmother signed Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Ross and family
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W. D
Mary) Wilson
Clinton H. Ross
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Minnesota
Walter Mondale
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Lodge
Lawrence Lodge
AF & AM
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W.M
G. W. Mole
J. Eldon Fields
Ku-Portland University
Ronald
Gann
Janice Mendenhall
Wichita
Cochairmen
Hope
Journal-World Photo
Prof
KU Sports
Gardenland
Chester M. Lessenden
North Street
John Colyer
W. 20Th St
Ruth Chaney
Barbara Overley
Margaret Havel
Chalmers Williamson
Edward Ireland
Elm
Ny Seu
Ted Aeme
Umar Ys
Rumsey Funeral Home
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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