Barnard praised by peers at heart surgery convention
Dr. Christiaan N. Barnard received a long standing ovation at the American College of Cardiology annual convention in San Francisco as colleagues lauded his pioneering heart transplants. He stressed medical capability while noting ongoing learning and defended treating patients with available means.
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Louis Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
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GM Faces Five More Possible Strikes In Week
In Detroit AP report General Motors faces five local strike deadlines this week. Framingham Chevrolet plant in Massachusetts, three parts depots in Sharonville Ohio Memphis Tennessee and Cleveland Ohio, plus Atlanta Chevrolet plant deadlines loom. Ratification at Lordstown could return 2100 workers to the first shift Tuesday. 2330 Fisher body workers were laid off. Oregon settlement affects 150 workers. Fremont and Kansas City plants noted with ongoing talks.
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Ress
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Beaverton
Ore
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Trbock-Avalange
Lindsay Pushes Rockefeller to Move Forward as Open Candidate
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to become an open Republican presidential candidate and participate in primaries. He rejected any bid for the vice presidency while praising Rockefeller as an excellent nominee and noting GOP support in New York. Rockefeller indicated openness to a convention draft but gave no commitment to primaries.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lindsay
Rockefeller
British Volunteers To Fight With U S In Vietnam
Several hundred Britons volunteer weekly for service with U S forces in Vietnam according to a U S Embassy spokesman. Most inquiries arrive by letter or telephone and few volunteers actually go to the United States to enlist. The embassy receives about 250 to 300 inquiries weekly with a mix of adventurous youths and former military personnel.
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All-Girl Rodeo Champion Receives Trophy Saddle in Lubbock
Viola Sims of Lubbock won the All Around Champion title at the West Texas Barrelracing Association All-Girl Rodeo finishing performance. Her prize is a trophy saddle as Marianne Muntz of Lubbock took runner-up with a $50 belt buckle.
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Rt. 4
Lubbock
West Texas Barrel Racing Association
Marianne Munz
Tech
Sims
West Texas Barrelracing Association
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Barrenera
Elmore
Pam
Oways Pinkett
Heaney Mint
Glende Lest
Debbie Furseson
Belerture
Marianne Mantene
Dbbock
Laverne Newberry
Lapbock
Donsirk
Maribbes
Vickie Partin
Cones
Collision Brings Injuries To Six near Plainview
A head on collision on FM 400 about 2 30 p m Sunday near Plainview injured six. Bertha Rheen Statt 57 a Plainview beauty operator was in serious condition at Plainview Hospital. John Thomas Francis 34 of Silverton was treated and released. His wife Baebelle 31 and son Dave 7 were admitted for treatment. Two other children Iesa 9 and Lori 11 were treated and released.
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Bertha Rheen Statt
Plainview Hospital
John Thomas Francis
Silverton
Baebelle
Open Housing Vote Watch As Mondale Seeks Cloture Breakthrough
Washington UPI Mondale expresses optimism on the eve of a fourth Senate vote to end debate on an open housing amendment. He says he is hopeful a version of his proposal could become law this year despite a rift with Republican Leader Dirksen over a compromise.
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Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Everett M. Dirksen
Mondale
Mike Mans‘field
UAW Chief Reuther Seeks Split With AFL CIO Amid Civil Rights Debate
In Detroit Walter R euther presses hard for a showdown with AFL CIO leadership over the future of the federation as civil rights open housing legislation stalls in Washington. Mondale and Dirksen clash over four amendments while labor tensions simmer and a three stage open housing bill aims to cover 70 percent of U S housing by 1970.
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Reuther
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George ‘Meany
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UAW
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Mesny
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