Barnard rejects moratorium on heart transplants
Christiaan Barnard, the surgeon who performed the first human heart transplant, refused a moratorium proposal from three American Cardiology surgeons. He urged doctors to decide individually, indicated possible further transplants, and spoke at the American College of Cardiology Convention where he received a presidential citation.
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San Francisco
Christiaan N. Barnard
American College of Cardiology
Barnard
Johnson Skips Sunshine For Rainy Golf At Ramey Air Base
President Johnson played golf at Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico despite rain during a surprise Caribbean weekend visit. He arrived from Georgia after officiating at Lockheed’s CAS Galaxy rollout, meeting a small crowd as he and his family watched his drives. Indoor duties and Caribbean hopes filled the rest of his agenda while officials warned of heavy rain and a bomb explosion in Turin, New Jersey.
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Luci Nugent
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United States
Turin
Mary
U.S
Consu
Vietnam
FBI
Puerto Rico
Jonson
Jury Finds No Malice In Murder Verdict
An all male jury in Palo Pinto convicted former Texas Highway Patrolman Alfred P White of murder without malice in the July 14 bludgeon death of his wife of 17 years and sentenced him to five years in prison The verdict came after 65 minutes of deliberation and the sentence after 15 minutes The defense argued temporary insanity while prosecutors sought the death penalty White sobbed when read the verdict but showed no emotion during sentencing The case raised questions about police officer accountability and prison fear from defense counsel who noted officers fear of penitentiary
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Palo Pinto
Texas Highway
Alfred P. White
White
Willie MaeMillion
Abilene
A. L. Rhodes
Rhodes
Xegro
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W. J. Oxford
Oxford
Grain drying meet draws 300 in region
Area 300 persons expected to attend grain drying and storage event here. Public Schools Week in city highlighted in Visitin section. Community Concerts drive to launch Monday per local notices. Rich mix of state, nation, and world briefs fill pages across Sections A and F. Church and arts listings span pages 4 to 8. Comic Dictionary defines Family Man as one whose annual salary usually goes to five figures.
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Church
VINE
Medlock Announces Bid for Re election to City Council
Lubbock civic leader W E J Medlock Jr announces candidacy for re election to Place 4 on the city council. He cites plans to strengthen police, equalize taxes, improve zoning and attract new industry, with an April 16 filing and a Monday city hall formal announcement.
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Luby
Baptist Church
Shrine
Ray J
Lennie
Dickemper Jr
Marlboro Drive
W.E
Peture
Jack EU
Collect 'Em Hobby Gears To 'Other' Side Of Coin Show
Avalanche-Izzmal Staff reports the South Plains Coin Club show at KoKo Palace on its final day features coins and currencies from revolutionary times to today. Bob Medlar notes widespread interest, with exhibits like The Widow's Mite and foreign collections. His display holds U.S. paper money. collectors come from diverse walks of life, including farmers, a judge, and a policeman, with Boy Scouts earning merit badges.
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James Williams
Izzmal
Bob Medlar
4Th ‘St
Medlar
United States
U.S
Prayer on God's Creation and Motion for Children
A devotional verse urges that all things have origin in God and retain eternal existence. It calls on readers to remember that every motion derives from the Creator and affirms the belief that He will never die, presenting a pious reflection for daily worship.
Foreign Aid Chief Orders Crackdown on Waste
Washington reports say the foreign aid chief, William B. Gaud, ordered heightened vigilance against misuse of U S aid goods. He cited inspector reports of waste and told agency heads to tighten controls in several countries.
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HITS DOWNSTATE Moisture Misses In South Plains
The report notes inspectors and mission managers inspecting warehouses yards and docks with idle AID financed supplies and school equipment. It questions if front-line staff are adequately reporting and addressing shortages while failures persist in schools hospitals and utilities. A cold wave from Florida affected the region with gusts and freezing temperatures in the low 40s to mid-20s tonight.
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Lubbock
Florida
Gaud
Miami
A. Fresh
Palm Beach
AID
Multi Faceted Plan Offered
Sterling F Green Washington AP a presidential commission warned that many Negroes may come to support riots and rebellion unless multi billion dollar measures are quickly taken to heal racial bitterness and riot ravages in city slums the national advisory commission on civil disorders released a 200000 word report to president johnson detailing remedial programs for welfare education housing and job training with plans that would cost perhaps as much as the vietnam war and urging higher taxes.
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Gold and silver panic grips London markets amid wage fears
Financial experts warn a federal supplementation plan could cost far more than current proposals as markets wobble from devalued pound and dollar. A London gold rush looms with roughly 100 tons of metal traded, while talks of wage hikes and subsidies spark fear of further economic strain and potential social unrest.
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Ion Markets
London
Melee at Ohio high school game injures 12 fans and fan dies
A post game melee at the University of Dayton fieldhouse after Beavercreek beat Dayton Dunbar 74-73 in a Class AA sectional tourney left 12 injured and one fan dead from a heart attack. Officials worry about football and basketball safety and potential sports suspensions.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bill Marquardt
University of Dayton
Beavercreek
Greene County
Dayton Dunbar
Beaverdeck
Zig Zag Trenches Put Pressure On Khe Sanh Fort
U S B52 bombers hit Viet Minh positions around Khe Sanh while heavy raids target Viet Cong concentrations north of Saigon. Military spokesmen report 16 000 North Vietnamese massing on the plateau as trenches reach within 300 yards of the Marine perimeter. The tactic mirrors the Dieu Bien Phu battle as jets strike near Tan Son Nhut Bien Hoa and surrounding mountains.
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