Barnard cites heart rejection in Blaiberg death
Cape Town AP report says Dr. Christiaan Barnard announced that Philip Blaiberg died from heart failure due to heart rejection. Autopsy results pending final analysis. death certificate lists kidney failure and pneumonia. Blaiberg had lived 563 days with the transplanted heart before death.
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Barnard
Blaiberg
Cape Town
Christiaan N. Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Ica
Cape Town University School of Medicine
Marius Barnard
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Jill
Cape Town Crematorium
Dsothy Haupt
Mulatto
Quebec bomb rips through Ste Foy labour building
A powerful seven stick dynamite blast heavily damaged the Ste Foy labour department building in Quebec on Sunday part of a weekend series of terror acts across the province. Earlier eight incendiary devices disrupted a Montreal Eaton branch injuring a guard. Police linked the attacks to a single terror cell and called for provincial coordination to catch the perpetrators. Premier Bertrand vowed forceful action to end the bombings.
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Quebec
Quebec Labor Department
Ste. Foy
Montreal
Eaton's
Northend
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Cap-Aux-Meules
Magdalen Islands
Jean-Jacques Bertrand
Bertrand
Union Nationale
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Pierre- Paul Geoffroy
Israeli Air Strikes Hit Egyptian Artillery and Regional Tensions Rise
Israeli jets crossed the Suez Canal to silence Egyptian artillery near the Great Bitter Lake, while a soldier died from a mine in the Golan Heights and another was wounded in Gaza. An Arab sabotage squad was repelled in the Jordan River Valley, with Jordanian forces and Israelis trading near-future casualties as Dayan shifts within Labor ahead of October elections.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Great Bitter Lake
Golan Heights
Syria
Gaza Strip
Israel
Jordan River Valley
Amman
Jordan
Jordan River
Moshe Dayan
Golda Meir
Dayan
Labor Party
Rafi
Mrs. Meir
Weekend toll in Canada rises with traffic deaths
The Canadian Press reports at least 69 people died in accidents across Canada over the weekend, 51 in traffic incidents. A separate item notes a minor earthquake in Tokyo with no casualties, while in California two thousand demonstrators urged President Nixon to end the Vietnam War and withdraw U.S. troops.
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Canada
Tokyo
Reuters
Meteorological Agency
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Trudeau quiet on talks about Summerside base fate
Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Campbell met at the premier’s summer residence to discuss the federal provincial development plan for Prince Edward Island. Campbell said no promises were made about keeping the Summerside base open and expected a September decision. The base contributes about 10 million annually. alternatives are being explored.
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Stanley Bridge
P.E.I
Trudeau
Alex Campbell
Summerside
Campbell
Defence Department
Defence
Cadieux
Ottawa
British troops to grow in Ulster as crisis moves to talks
British forces in Northern Ireland will rise to 6,000 within three days, Gen Sir Ian Freeland said, with more armored cars to bolster security. Prime Minister Wilson returns to London for strategy sessions while Belfast officials plan talks and aid for 2,000 to 4,000 homeless amid sectarian violence that has killed about 750 in five days.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Freeland
Ulster
Free
Wilson
London
James Chichester-Clark
Troubles
Hottomn
Freeland
Ulster Conflict Pressure on Trade and UN Peace Move
The article notes Ulster forces facing heavy damage with three months of peace expected to restore trade. Prime Minister Wilson may seek ministerial support for financial aid. Ireland asks the UN Security Council to deploy a peacekeeping force to Northern Ireland, while British opposition aims to block action.
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Wilson
Ulster
Irish Republic
UN Security Council
Northern Ireland
Hurricane Camille leaves seven dead in Mississippi
Gulfport and Biloxi bear the brunt as Hurricane Camille cuts a path inland with 150 mph winds. Seven confirmed dead and dozens injured as communications collapse and theft fears rise. Cargo ships wrecked, hospitals crowded, and a warehouse shelter collapses. government and civil defense chiefs assess devastation.
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Gulfport
Miss
Camille
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Gulfport Hospital
Louisiana
New Orleans
Nat Cassidry
Civil Defence
Biloxi
Ray Decelle
Weather Bureau
Jackson
John Bell Williams
Decelle
Canada Posts July Trade Surplus Drops From Last Year
Canada posted a July commodity trade surplus of 32.3 million, down from 188.4 million a year earlier. For January–July, the surplus fell to 244.8 million from 699.7 million. Imports rose to 1.1493 billion in July, exports to 1.1816 billion, with newsprint aluminum materials and motor vehicle parts boosting July exports while wheat aircraft and cars fell.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
CBS
Harassed Canadian youths barred from Woodstock trip
Toronto organizers accuse Buffalo police of harassment at the U S border. Two busloads of Canadian youths were turned back after arrests and searches. Chaperon Janita Hunter compared the treatment to wartime Nazi actions and vowed not to cross again.
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Toronto
New York State
Buffalo
United States
Janita Hunter
Amsterdam
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Charles Boulogne
Paris
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Louis Washkansky
U.K
Rottom
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Belfast Chamber of Trade
Gulf Coast
Louisiana-Texas Line
Alabama
Daniel Guice
U.S
Niagara Falls
N.Y
CPAP
East Falls Street
Donald O’hara
James Gorman
Norman Dargie
Don Mills
Ont
Gerald Lagaci
David Albert
Rainbow Bridge
William Hardiman
East Falls
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