Two Cows Die From Broken Hearts Experiment
Report from Atlantic City describes two cattle dying after being equipped with experimental mechanical hearts. Researchers at Baylor University note one cow died after falling and striking the device, illustrating risks in early animal testing for human heart implants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Atlantic City
Wow Akers
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
American Society For Anumal Organs
Cowslaves
Gaye
USS Plans To Veto De Gaulle Demand
Washington reports outline Viet Cong instructions to exploit antigovernment protests in South Vietnam. The document, captured in Saigon, urges infiltrating leaders and readying banners and explosives to spark chaos as negotiations with France unfold. A separate exhibit at an Texas museum displays Leonardo da Vinci designs including a car plane tank and notebooks.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Daement
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
and Gaulle
Mythe Ky
United States
Dejing
Wests
Gaulle
Wright Brothers
Texas Museum
Tuess
Munists
Ad Gaulle
Department of Arts and Servantaze
France
Machines Corporation
Scient
NATO
Out of France
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Christopher
Columbus
Paris
Spur Jaycees to Host Banquet Amid Club Installations
Spur Jaycees set a banquet at the school auditorium with attendance from Lions and Jaycees figures. Reese Odessa national president will speak and preside over officer installations as new officers are installed including Cullett and Rexnol at the event open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Reese
Odessa
Jayere Vie
Bas Spring Veremontes
Glens of the
Ness
Stewart
Camt
Rexnolat
Lorenzo
Ser Aish
Bobney
Raine Dent
Don Nickson
Bos
Bully Horce
Dan Seadstent
Charles ‘the der Tars
John Shropshire
Honey Bruce
New Jaycees Install New Lincoln, Walter Viewwn Henry Tas ior and Jackie Robertson
U.S. strategists watch South Vietnamese turmoil with Da Nang as a potential flashpoint. Saigon reportedly calm but demonstrations possible as Buddhist leaders seek control and Viet Cong documents show plans to exploit unrest.
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Walter Viewwn
Henry Tas Ior
Jackie Robertson
Foy Har
U.S
da Nang
1St Corps
Saigon
State Department
Marshall Wright
Council of Generals
Nguyen Cao
3 800 Pounds Of Metal Lifted Off Rural Roads
Swisher County Precinct 1 Commissioner Pat Stubbieheld reports that 3800 pounds of metal including nails staples and wire was cleared from rural roads using Wayne Ellison Lawton's custom metal pickup machine. Ellison cleared four miles initially and was hired to extend to 109 miles of county roads. Stubblefield said Ellison’s rig has a volt power system and moves at six lanes per hour.
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Tulia
Pat Stubbieheld
Prenet
Swisher County
Wayne Ellison Lawton
Stubblefield
Ellison
Als
Elssons
Summer Recreation Program Scheduled
Tulsa and Tulsa schools join to run a summer recreation program in Tulsa with Richard Souter as head coach and athletic director guiding the project. Dot Toch and Pat Pollard assist with Little League duties and junior college student help. The program costs $650 yearly and runs May through August with activities in touch football, tennis, baseball, dodge ball, track, soccer, volleyball, and more.
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Tulsa
Tula
Richard Souter
American sailors arrive amid Turkish anti US protests in Istanbul
Hundreds of students along with workers shouted Yankee go home as U S Navy personnel toured Istanbul. A bus carrying sailors was attacked during a march from Istanbul University to Taksim Square. A helicopter mishap on the carrier USS America injured crewmen rescued by fishermen.
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Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
U.S. Navy
Istanbul University
Old
Taksim Squan
Cagalogla
St .Sophia Museum
U.S
Carrie
America
Gerren
America Navy
Tsk
Ali Ahmet Gezoin
Mastamal
Aegean
Seven Faculty to Represent Tech at Education Conference
Seven School of Home Economics education faculty will attend the National Vocational Technical Conference in Dadla Tr beginning Tuesday. Ann Huntin will present on Tech’s 19 percent workshop for administrators of vocational programs in war. Others attending include Thelma Leonard Margaret Sutton Miss Hillie Leach and LM cen.
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School of Home Econormus
Dadla
Ann Huntin
Home Economs Education Dé
Tech
Ing
Thelma Leonard
Margaret Sutton
Hillie Msn
Leach
LM Cen
Three Elected To Plains Chamber Of Commerce Board
Three new members were elected to the Plains Chamber of Commerce board, increasing the board from seven to nine. Named are Dr A M Reynolds, Buster Graham, and Vance Glover, joining Pete Stomain Cleatus Phelan Neil Jor Royce Randal Alf Carpenter and Bill Loyd.
Train Union Charged In Court Contempt
A federal judge in Brunswick Georgia finds the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in contempt of a civil restraining order after a strike. Judge Frank Scarlett did not fine the union but assessed Avante Coast Line railroad 5725 in first fees and costs.
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Brunswick, Ga
Brotherhood of
Frank Scarlett
Avante Coast Line Railroad
Searle
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Charles De'dlay Gaulle
de Gaulle
Uss
Spur Jaycees
Star Junior Chamber of Compe
Jan Csdaz
Healo
Gurenterz
Leonardo York
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Rae Monn Matte
Lubbock
The
Tisb
Auditorium
West Texas Museum
Plains C
Urology Clinic
A. Leerewtt
Hendon
M.D
F. Houser
Medical Professional Building
Ae Reed
Swift
Train Union
el Ray
EI Ray
Derson
Anderson Diamonds
Anderson
Price
Monterey Center
Charles T. Miner
D.S.C
the Association OF
Allan H. Barasch
Furr
Family Center
Mth & Quaker
Y Ae Nia Center
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