Heart Transplant Patient Dies Eight Days After Procedure
John Elbert Singleton 47 of Fort Worth died at Methodist Hospital eight days after receiving the heart of 17 year old Paul Mason of Long Beach California. Singleton died on his 27th wedding anniversary after a cardiac arrest. The case, overseen by Dr Michael DeBakey, marks Houston area’s ongoing heart transplant program with ten others performed at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital. Singleton had a long history of heart disease and had entered the hospital August 28. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Methodist Hospital
California
John Elbert Singleton
Fort Worth
Singleton
Paul Mason
Long Beach
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Wawa
Aac Flaum
Lear Able
Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
William Carroll
Scottsdale, Ariz
St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Denton Cooley
United States
General Dynamics
Methodist
First Bale Ginned In Yoakum County
The first bale of Yoakum County cotton was ginned at the Tokio Co-Op Gin. C. C. Perkins delivered 220 pounds of cotton that produced a 520 pound bale and 900 pounds of seed. The bale is displayed on the courthouse square in Denver City.
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Tokio
Yoakum County
Press Behind Campaign Troubles Driven by Ogres Ahead
Washington reports that candidates increasingly blame the press for campaign troubles. Observers note puffed crowd estimates, repeated speeches, and hostile press as factors shaping coverage. Nixon and Humphrey incidents illustrate rising friction as reporters travel with campaigns. The piece warns today’s journalists may become tomorrow’s ogres.
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Washington
UPD
Eveo
Pn Eity
Seagraves seeks 1 per cent municipal sales tax
Voters in Seagraves will ballot today on a proposed one percent municipal sales tax. The election was authorized at a special city council meeting last month. City hall serves as the voting site with election judges Lynn Moss and Joe Simmons and clerks Mrs Cr C Turner, Mrs Gladys Belcher, and Mrs H C Wood assisting.
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Seagraves
City Hall
Lynn Moss
Joe Simmons
Cr. C. Turner
Gladys Belcher
H. C. Wood
Morning Evening and Sunday Subscriptions for Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Classified notice details home delivery options for Lubbock Avalanche Journal including morning, evening, Sunday, and combination plans with varying subscription lengths and prices. Mentions second class postage paid at Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Sun
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Lubbock
Texas
TNS
Fvenins
Tew
Bonds Posted In Church Swindle Case
A Fort Worth church swindle case leads to bonds posted by six defendants including Rev. Homer Ritchie and Rev. Omer Ritchie of First Baptist Church Fort Worth. The group appeared with others before U S Commissioner Bill Atkins after a 13 count indictment charging mail fraud conspiracy and related offenses involving church bonds across the eastern United States. Defendants expressed surprise and claimed innocence as they left the federal courthouse.
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Fort Worth
Ritchie Brothers
Omer Ritchie
U.S
Bill Atkins
Abilene
United States
Homer Ritchie
Itwin
First Baptist Church
Federal Courthouse
John B. Walling
Lyal W. McKnight
Glenn V. Paden Sr
Cleburne
T. H. Ruth
Denton
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