Girl, 5, Receives Heart In Houston
A five year old girl in Houston Sunday became the second child to receive a new heart. She was given an excellent chance to be the first child to survive the transplant. The donor was Maria Giannaris of Hagerstown, Maryland, who received the heart of an unnamed donor.
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Maria Giannaris
Hagerstown
James Daley Herron
Lafayette
Ind
Denton Cooley
Maria
Nick A. Giannaris
St. Luke’s Texas Children’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Maimonides Medical Center
Adrian Kantrowitz
Philadelphia
Kantrowitz
St. Luke's
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Herron
Robert Carpenter
James Dudley Herron
Purdue University At Lafayette
Carpenter
U.S. Air Force
Tessie
Harrisburg
Giannaris
Greece
Early Estacado Education and Local Schools History
The article recounts Estacado's early schooling moving from a Quaker church to a dedicated school house around 1890 1891 and notes leaders like Miss Elva Lewis and Emma Hunt. It recalls 1887 appointing Rev J H Moore as Central Plains Academy president and mentions pioneers expanding education across the West with one and two room schools and the Love School.
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Pennsylvania College
Estacado
Little Quaker Church
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Lewis
Emma” Hunt
J. Hi. Moore
Central Plains Academy
Instacado
Harvard
Haverford College
Johns Hopkins University
Tom Love
Samp Morrow
Colorado River
Gail
Munger Ranch
Clayton Ranch
Ralph Atwood
Borden County
Ethel Morrow
George R. Bean
Lubbock
Red Mud
Spur
HB. Wood
South Fork
Brazos
Griffin Cross
Tom Cross
Cross
Wood
Glenn
Newton
Old Canyon
New Deal Youth Killed in Bus District Gunfire
Deputies say a gunfight in New Deal near Farm Road 1729 and Business Route 87 left a youth dead after an early morning dispute. A suspect was nabbed near a farm and allegedly admitted trouble with the victim before returning home to retrieve a lever action rifle. Police questioned several witnesses as they prepared murder charges.
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New Deal
Pierson
Bill Pena
Pena
Taylor
Brownfield
Vasler
Hin Dhes
Tian Tog
Taylor Aiter
Norris
Mardsck
Oriel
Plersent
Fapathes
Sundas
Srp Ee
Perea Pty
Ermatiiy
Apd
Pentagon procurement reform and urgent need in rifle contracts
The article analyzes McNamara’s resignation era probes into defense buying. It cites urgent need exceptions and sole-source awards for M16 rifles, noting GAO findings, bid competition rates, and Army justifications for noncompetitive contracts amid wartime pressure and reform efforts.
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Army
GAO
Exemptions to price competition in defense procurements
The list outlines 17 exceptions allowing noncompetitive bids for Defense Department contracts. Reasons include national emergencies, urgent public demand, small or special services, foreign procurement, medical supplies, substations, R&D, security restrictions, standardization needs, high initial investments, unreasonable bids, broad supply base, and lawful negotiated contracts.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
United States
Commonwealths
Hungarian Tourist Boom Surges in Budapest in 1967
Hungary reports a tourist surge with over 24 million visitors in the first seven months of 1967 and a record one million arrivals in July. The government highlighted a strong foreign and domestic travel flow boosting Budapest's visitor numbers.
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Budapest
Ari
Hungary
Welfare workers explain child custody process in Lubbock district
The Lubbock Child Welfare Unit operates 32 offices statewide and is funded by the city and county with three case workers. Welfare supervisor Sharp says workers assess abuse claims from teachers relatives and doctors and aim to keep children with families when possible. If needed, court action by Judge Robert H. Bean in the 140th District Court determines wardship and placement while seeking suitable relatives or guardians.
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Robert H. Bean
E. Leonard Sharp
Judge Bean
Ray Westbrook
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Sharp
State
Hower
Jude Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Bright future seen for Lubbock youth after rescue
A school nurse investigated a boy who suffered stomach problems and found him and his father living in an outdoor toilet with the boy sleeping on a privy seat. After Child Welfare involvement and church support, the youth found a part time job, excelled in military school, and now serves in the Marine Corps.
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Lubbock
Hoe
Marine Corps
Light Rain Showers Across Texas Despite Dry Week Forecast
Weather summary notes light rain showers along the Texas Gulf Coast and North Texas Sunday with a dry week ahead overall. Forecasters expect scattered showers Monday statewide, then mostly dry except west of the Pecos River. Temperatures 90s and 80s, with a new cold front from the Central Rockies moving toward the Panhandle and possible storms in West Texas.
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Weather Bureau
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Brownwood
Abilene
Henrietta
Throckmorton
Lake Kemp
Wichita Falls
Breckenridge
Seymour
Stamford
Cotulla
Laredo
Presidio
Orpus Christi
Galveston
San Angelo
South Plains
Texa
Morton
Anton
Abernathy
Silverton
Ferris
Harlingen
Mercedes
Brownfield
Floydada
Levelland
Olton
Seagraves
Spearman
Bayview
The
Panhandle
Smoking During Pregnancy Shows Independent Effect On Infant Health
Researchers led by Prof Russell analyzed factors including social background, environment, maternal age, height, prior pregnancies, and work during the waiting period. They concluded that the impact of smoking on fetal outcomes remained clear and independent of these factors, across all comparisons.
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Sheffield
Russell
Howesque
Sina
Democratic candidates clash over Vietnam coalition proposal
Humphrey and McCarthy clash on the Vietnam plank with McCarthy accusing Humphrey of rejecting the heart of the proposal. Humphrey denies plans to use Viet Cong in governance and argues for a sovereign South Vietnam, while debates continue on timing and withdrawal. Rhode Island Senator Pell and others weigh in on party platform and policy direction.
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Sen
McCarthy
Vietnam
South
Vietmir
Fieht
Thes
Css
America
ThieulKy
Phink
Relatively Simple Catheter Pace Used for Fibrillation
Walter Reed doctors report a catheter paced electrical rhythm to control heart fibrillation after prior defibrillation failed. The procedure involves inserting a catheter into a vein under local anesthesia and delivering a controlled pace to regulate the heart's beat.
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Walter Reed
Births: Perry and Moore twins announced in West Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard N Perry of New Deal welcome a daughter weighing pounds and ounces at 6 11 pm Sunday at West Texas Hospital The father is a coach at New Deal High School Mr and Mrs William Moore at 260 48th St announce a son weighing pounds born Sunday at Liedla m in West Texas Hospital The father is a staff member for Parke Lavis
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21St St
Metho- Mat
Post Office
Richard N. Perry
New Deal
West Texas Hospital
New Deal High School
Wiliam
Moore
48Th St
Liedla
Dute Sgui
Parke-lavis
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