Blaiberg Sit Up Indicates Postop Milestone In Transplant
Canada reports Dr. Philip Blaiberg, transplant patient number three, is no longer in an oxygen tent and will sit up in bed with feet on a chair. He shows no signs of organ rejection eight days after surgery, while wife Eileen may speak through a glass door to limit infection risk. Doctor Barnard notes arthritis may end his surgical career someday.
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Suffield to trim staff as DRB budget freeze bites
Suffield Experimental Station plans about 20 layoffs this year due to Defense Research Board budget freeze. Chief Superintendent E. J. Robyn says the staff reduction will be gradual, with no immediate dismissals, and that the program should not be significantly hampered. Capital projects and equipment purchases may be delayed, while more contracts shift to local garages and day to day liaison moves from Ottawa to eight Canadian stations.
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Ultra conservative cardinal Ottaviani resigns from Vatican Curia
VATICAN CITY AP Cardinal Ottaviani a leading ultra conservative at 77 has resigned as secretary for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith Pope Paul accepted the resignation after years of conflict with liberals seeking modernization The cardinal who once defined himself as a policeman of traditional doctrine resisted changes and had been a central target of progressives during the 1962 65 Vatican Council The pope earlier urged resignations at age 75 amid a major curia reorganization aimed at limiting conservative influence.
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Millington family backs jail term over milk restrictions
Mrs. Art Millington defended her husband’s choice of a 90 day jail term after he refused a recognizance not to produce milk. He was fined 200 dollars on two charges and will serve concurrent sentences. The family plans to keep the dairy business running while awaiting government guidance.
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Toronto surgeons prepare for human heart transplants
Dr. W. G. Bigelow leads a four surgeon team in Toronto aiming to apply lab developed techniques to human heart transplants. After three years of research they performed 75 dog heart transplants in 18 months. Dr Alan S. Trimble noted the dogs died from heart rejection.
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Stanford man regains consciousness after heart transplant
Mike Kasperak 54 of East Palo Alto is reported doing quite well after receiving the heart of Virginia White 43 of Santa Clara. Dr. Shumway and his team completed a 44 hour operation at Stanford Medical Center with Kasperak conscious and responsive by Sunday morning. blood pressure and pulse within normal range and heart output near typical for his size. The hospital said he will stay for months of observation and follow up care.
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Transplanted heart recipient in critical condition
Michael Kasperak, who received a transplanted heart on Saturday night, began bleeding from the stomach and bowels today. Doctors said his condition was critical.
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Calif
Michael Kasperak
Heart Transplant Recipient Shows Early Benefits
Doctors report progress with Kasperak after receiving a heart transplant. They warn the critical period lasts as long as the patient lives, with organ rejection possible months or years later. Kasperak remains on drugs to suppress rejection while chronic infection history is noted.
Hoffman pleads not guilty in Shell Lake murder case
Victor Ernest Hoffman 21 of Leask Sask faces two counts of non capital murder in the Shell Lake farm deaths of Mr and Mrs Peterson and seven children. The trial opened in Battleford before Justice M A MacPherson with a 12 man jury as spectators braved a blizzard and extreme cold. Two surviving children are Phyllis and Kathy. The Capital murder charges were downgraded after a new provincial definition.
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Envoys meet in Warsaw for postponed ambassadorial talks
In Warsaw the United States and Communist China continued the delayed ambassadorial discussions at a 19th century royal hunting lodge. Israeli jets bombarded Jordanian artillery to halt shelling of Beisan Valley settlements amid rising tension. A North Vietnamese embassy spokesman denied claims that Ho Chi Minh is dead. Roy Jenkins leads a drive to scrap the Concorde project as an economy move.
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