Third Lung Implant Reported At AMA Convention
San Francisco AP reports surgical implant of an artificial third lung in animals as a step toward grafting live organs. Dr. Bodell described a 10 inch plastic tube device improving oxygen uptake. one sheep survived, others died. Vega discussed electrical current to kidney transplants showing longer survival in some dogs. Nakamoto noted 6 of 13 human kidney transplants survived 2 to 10 months.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Bruce R. Bodell
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Bodell
Rogelio EK. Vega
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Vega
Sartoru Nakamoto
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Polish Reds Re State Vow to End Dissidence
Poland’s ruling Communist party renewed calls for an unceasing struggle against alien views and a stronger ideological offensive. The resolutions echoed last year’s Central Committee stance, suggesting the congress’s push to tighten control over intellectuals may have failed to gain traction.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Central Committee
Senate Defeats Moon Project Cut and Approves NASA Budget
The Senate rejected a last minute move to cut the Apollo Project by ten percent and approved a new NASA authorization of 5.246 billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. The measure goes back to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House
Caroline Kennedy Breaks Arm in Pony Fall
Caroline Kennedy, six, daughter of the late President, sustained a broken wrist after falling from her pony Macaroni in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. The injury was discovered after swelling was noticed by Mrs. John F. Kennedy and an X-ray confirmed the break.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Rights Meeting Place Shaken by Fire Bomb
In Ruleville Mississippi a chapel used for civil rights meetings was set alight and damaged slightly by a fire bomb. Volunteer white firemen extinguished the blaze about ten minutes after it started. The incident follows four church burnings in ten days across the state.
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Ruleville
Miss
Council of Federated Organizations
Fireman Rushed to KU Medical Center After Stroke
Neal Buffington a 34 year old fireman from 1812 Maine Street at No 1 station was found nearly unconscious at the station Wednesday. He underwent emergency brain blood clot removal and was moved from Lawrence Memorial to Kansas University Medical Center where doctors reported he was in fairly good condition but required 24 hour nurse care.
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Neal Buffington
No. 1
Kansas University Medical Center
Buffington
Maine St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Citizens Ambulance
Medical Center
Four More Die In State Auto Wrecks In Kansas
Four more persons die in Kansas traffic crashes, raising this year’s toll to 285 while 252 fatalities had occurred by the same point last year. Victims include James A. Nichols 23 and Golden Williams 16 both of Leavenworth killed when their car overturned south of Leavenworth.
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Kansas
James A. Nichols
Golden Williams
Leavenworth
Michael Mapt
Ft. Leavenworth
Lessie F. Easter
Randall
Kan
Mankato
Floyd Easter
Freeman van Meter
Montrose
Jack L. Lathrom
Wichita
Big Bow
Don Turner
Seiling
Okla
Three in Family Dead After Newton Shooting
In Newton Kansas a man Isaac Walter 70 shot and killed his wife 30 and two children Lila 3% and Isaac 18 months at a northside home. The aunt Mary Unruh witnessed and was hospitalized in shock. Police recovered a .22 rifle and Walter was wounded and taken to St Francis Hospital Wichita in critical condition.
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Newton, Kan
Newton
Isaac Walter
Lila
Isaac
Walter
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Mary Unruh
Burglary at Manley Transfer Co. Net $300 Looted
Police said a nighttime burglary at the Manley Transfer Co. netted about $300 from a filing drawer. Entry was gained by forcing open the east loading dock door, and a radio clock was also reported stolen.
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Manley
Boyd Will Visit Here on Tuesday
Republican gubernatorial candidate McDill Huck Boyd will tour Douglas County on Tuesday after finishing a 105 county swing. He will attend several coffees and visit the Baldwin Rotary Club, with stops at homes of Mrs. Penny, Mrs. Greiner, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Selig, and Mrs. Taylor, then address locals in Baldwin. He promotes tax relief for schools, Kansas tourism and industry, pay-as-you-go state finances, and limiting federal encroachment.
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McDill
Huck) Boyd
Douglas County
Boyd
Baldwin Rotary Club
Stanley Penny
W. 21St St
Ralph Greiner
Ind
Justin Hill
West Eighth Street
Baldwin
Rotary Club
Leo Smith
Ind. St
Lawrence
James Selig
Dakota St
William Taylor
18Th
Kansas
Luther League Delegates Attend Central States Meet at Bethany
Five Luther League members from Trinity Lutheran Church joined six others for the Central States Luther League convention at Bethany College Lindsborg. Delegates Karen Lenzen Rita Haugh Ron Haun Kathy Maloney and Stanley Sneegas attended with Richard Haun and Oscar Haugh as escorts. Lenzen and Sneegas stayed five days for a leadership school and will return to Lawrence Friday. Speakers included Bethany College president Dr. Dale Lund Luther League Philadelphia representative Rev. Donald Bravin and Bethany athletic coach John Hickman.
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Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Karen Lenzen
Rita Haugh
Ron Haun
Kathy Maloney
Stanley Sneegas
Richard Haun
Oscar Haugh
Central States
Lawrence
Dale Lund
Donald Bravin
Philadelphia
John Hickman
Bethany
Lerner Alimony Granted in New York Separation Case
Micheline Lerner was awarded 1500 weekly temporary alimony for herself and her 5 year old son while awaiting trial of the separation suit against Alan J. Lerner lyricist of My Fair Lady and Brigadoon. Justice Aurelio also allowed continued residence in the Manhattan town house and granted 15000 in counsel fees with possible further relief.
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New York
Micheline Lerner
Alan J. Lerner
Fortune
Thomas A. Aurelio
Lerners
Manhattan
Aurelio
Foreign aid slashed to smallest postwar slice
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 5.5 percent cut to foreign aid, a modest 200,127,600 reduction. The program would have 3,316,572,400 for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, a victory for President Johnson and likely spark a fierce House floor debate next week.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
House
Officials Seek 543000 Tax Payment From Wichita University
Wichita officials search for funds to cover a 43000 tax bill on the Colorado Derby building owned by the University of Wichita. A 1963 law now allows ad valorem taxes on municipal university property, affecting the Ablah Library finances and sinking fund contributions.
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Wichita
Kansas
University of Wichita
Colorado - Derby
Frank
Harvey Ablah
Board of Tax Appeals
Emory Lindquist
Lindquist
Ablah
Kansas Needs Link to Johnson, Montgomery Says
John Montgomery, Junction City publisher and Democratic congressional candidate, told a campaign rally in Clay Center that Kansas should elect more Democrats to state office to gain liaison with the Johnson administration in Washington. He argued Kansas lacks any Democrats in its congressional delegation or major state offices. He urged voters to align with the national administration for Kansas needs.
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Clay Center
Kan
Kansas
Washington
John Montgomery
Junction City
Congress
Moomau Presides At Friday Parley
Kansas University police chief E P Moomau will chair Friday sessions at KU hosting the sixth annual conference of the National Association of College and University Traffic and Security Directors. About 70 directors from across the United States attend the meeting which began Wednesday at KU with a tour of the traffic and security office slated for 1 30 p m Friday.
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E. P. Moomau
Kansas University Police
National Association of College and University
United States
JL. C. Woodruff
Keith Lawton
Bernard C. Brannon
Missouri University
Speakers Highlight Space Budget Figures At Kansas Union
A discussion at the Kansas Union featured Paul E. Gant of the Law Enforcement Equipment Company and Robert Lick of Weldon Williams and Lick Inc. The talk touched on the Apollo program as a massive $20 billion effort with 20 000 companies and 300 000 employees across NASA centers and technicians. Kilimanjaro is noted as two volcanoes.
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Curity
Kansas Union
Paul E. Gant
The
Law Enforcement Equipment Company
Kansas City
Robert Lick
Weldon, Williams and Lick Inc
Fort Smith, Ark
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mt Kilimanjaro
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