Corpses Provide Blood For Live Injured In Lab Transfusions
A Michigan team led by Dr. Jack Kevorkian reports the first direct transfusion of blood from a deceased person to a living patient. Neal Nicol and Edwin Rea participated as volunteers, with blood drawn within hours after death and stored briefly before transfer.
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Pontiac, Mich
Michigan
Perons
Jack Kevorkian
Neal Nicol
Edwin Rea
Pontiac General Hospital
Kevorkian
John J. Marra
Nicol
Hopital
Government to raise role of women in top government posts
President Johnson told his all male Cabinet that top jobs should not be reserved for men, urging more women into high level posts. Esther Peterson and Elizabeth Carpenter briefed on the need to tap skilled American women and end gender-based limits in federal service.
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Washington
Johnson
Allmale
Esther Peterson
Elizabeth Carpenter
Peterson
Robert F. Kennedy
Passman Fights Plan To Reshape Foreign Aid Program
Rep. Otto Passman argues against breaking up the foreign aid program saying keeping all aid in one package ensures transparency. He notes he helped reduce this year's total to 3 billion dollars and opposes absorbing the aid agency into other State Department units.
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Passman
State Department
House
John F. Kennedy
Lawyers Meet Today On Monday Hoffa Trial
Government and Teamsters Union lawyers confer with U S District Court Judge Frank Wilson to set ground rules for James R Hoffa s jury tampering trial which begins Monday Hoffa said he expects a fair trial in Chattanooga He flew in on Friday met briefly with lawyers and then went to Detroit for the weekend returning Monday for the trial moved from Nashville over fairness concerns.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
U.S
Frank Wilson
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Nashville
Action to Outlaw Cigarettes Begins Across the US
The U S surgeon general report on smoking health spurred state and local bodies to consider anti cigarette actions. California's Los Angeles county supervisors asked for a report on outlawing cigarette sales in hospitals after 493 lung cancer cases last year. New York and Massachusetts moved to study or enact warnings and raise the legal age. Eastland Texas discussed a smoking ban with penalties, while New Jersey already prohibits sales to under 16.
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New York
U. S
California
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
New York State Senate
Masachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Jamesburg
N.J
New Jersey
Illinois
Eastland
Tex
Texas
Don Pierson
Donations to CROP reach county total in 1963 drive
Douglas County raised $2,147.99 last year for the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Walter Kampschroeder is general chairman and Herb Nehrbass city chairman. Rev. Lawrence R. Kurth handled publicity. statewide the program raised about $185,000 per Church World Service.
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Douglas County
Walter Kampschroeder
Herb Nehrbass
Lawrence R. Kurth
Church World Service Office
Topeka
Church chili supper features Dr. Carl Knox speaker
Men of the Lawrence Evangelical United Brethren Church plan a chili supper Tuesday at 6 30 PM. Dr Carl Knox will be the guest speaker at the event.
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Lawrence
Sixth Baboon to Man Kidney Transplant Performed
In Denver Colorado a 31 year old man received the sixth baboon to man kidney transplant at Colorado General Hospital. The six hour operation left the patient in satisfactory condition according to a hospital spokesman. Among the five prior recipients one died and four are reported to be progressing satisfactorily.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado General Hospital
Insurance Forum panel to discuss ethics standards in transition
A four member panel will examine ethics and professional standards in the evolving insurance industry at the sixth annual Insurance Forum by the Kansas University School of Business on February 22. Panelists Donald C. Brain John V. Coe William O. Wanamaker and Corlett J. Cotton hold Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter or Chartered Life Underwriter designations. Dr. Harold C. Krogh directs the program to be held at 2 p.m. in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union with a luncheon precede. Attendees may also watch the Kansas versus Kansas State basketball game at Allen Fieldhouse that evening.
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Kansas University School of Business
Donald C. Brain
Kansas City
John V. Coe
Wichita
William O. Wanamaker
Topeka
Corlett J. Cotton
Lawrence
Chartered Property and Casualty
Chartered Life
Harold C. Krogh
Kansas Union
Union
Allen Fieldhouse
Horoscope for Monday January 20 Aries to Virgo
Daily zodiac salience with brief guidance for signs Aries TARTUS Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo urging focus self care solitude and outreach. Emphasizes health checks and contacting outsiders while recognizing authority figures may influence backing for civic and business aims.
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Aries
Tartus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Carroll Righters February Forecast For Zodiac Signs
Carroll Righters Individual Forecast lists February guidance for Libra to Pisces with advice on invitations, promises, creativity, finances, and family talks. The column invites readers to send birthdates and a dollar to the Lawrence Daily Journal World in Hollywood California for a copy.
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Tion
P.m
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Hollywood
Calif
KU cadets promoted in Air Force Officers Training Corps
A KU junior from K 17th Terr has been promoted to cadet second lieutenant in the KU Air Force Officers Training Corps. Three other KU students receive promotions Kent Perry Osawatomie cadet major Jack Kille Ottawa cadet second lieutenant and William Fleming III Memphis Tenn cadet airman third class.
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Kansas University
Air Force Officers Training Corps
Kent Perry
Osawatomie
Jack Kille
Ottawa
William Fleming III
Memphis
Tenn
Fire destroys three story plant in Kansas City complex
A $300,000 blaze leveled a three story building at the Columbia Toy Products Inc. complex on Kansas City's east side, sending 200 workers fleeing. Seventeen fire companies fought the fire, halting it before the rest of the plant was damaged, and wall collapse narrowly avoided serious injuries to firefighters.
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Kansas City
Columbia Toy Products Inc
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