Fourth transplant patient dies after heart replacement
Mike Kasperak aged 54 died on the fifteenth day after receiving a diseased heart at Stanford University Medical Center. Doctors hailed his case as offering crucial observations for future heart recipients amid complications including kidney and liver failure and multiple major operations.
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Britain
Blaiberg Plans Champagne Party After Heart Transplant
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP The world’s only surviving heart transplant patient Philip Blaiberg remains in good condition at Groote Schuur Hospital Doctors expect his release next month if no setbacks occur He asked for a champagne party upon leaving the hospital The donor’s widow Dorothy Haupt arrived in Durban Sunday visiting and Dr Christiaan Barnard urged U S doctors to persevere despite a recent death in the field
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Durban
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Canada tightens monetary stance boosts dollar
Washington clarifies U.S. monetary limits and Ottawa raises the Bank of Canada rate to seven percent, signaling caution to borrowers. Banks pledge to curb abnormal cross border transfers by foreign subsidiaries as Ottawa and Winnipeg officials welcome the treasury’s stance and seek to reassure markets.
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Winnipeg
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B52 bomber crashes in Greenland with nuclear weapons
The United States announces a B 52 crash at Thule Greenland with seven crew aboard five survivors. Atomic devices were unarmed and no nuclear explosion risk is reported. An investigation team from Strategic Air Command is dispatched to Thule to determine the cause.
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Liberal rally highlights Western economic concerns
Eight PM candidates pitched solutions to western economic woes in a 15 minute slot, drawing a respectful 1200 strong hotel ballroom crowd. Absent was ill Transport Minister Hellyer. Senator McDonald read his speech and sparked debate over provincial backing.
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Saskatchewan
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Thatcher
Turner
Lloyd Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Man
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Mr. Henderson
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Sharp
Manning in U K Discusses Alberta Oil Sands Talks
Premier Ernest Manning of Alberta arrived in London to discuss the Athabasca oil sands with British industrialists at a British Petroleum Institute panel. Trade Minister Robert Winters will join Manning, then head to Amsterdam for further talks on Anglo Canadian trade before visiting Rome Tehran and New Delhi.
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Quebec independence debate fuels campus clash at tourney
In Port Hope Ontario a high school debating tournament heard Trent University president Tom Symons warn English Canada may face existential risks if Quebec secedes. A mock parliament heard 186 for independence and 84 against with participants from twenty schools across Ontario Quebec Manitoba and Newfoundland.
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Ont
Quebec
Canada
Tom Symons
Trent University
Patricia Staples
Flora Liebich
Susan Chambers
Miss Edgar
Miss Cramp
Montreal
Anti Wilson mood grows as he travels to Moscow
London critics sharpen their attack on Prime Minister Harold Wilson as he departs for Moscow to meet Soviet leaders. Editorials frame his leadership as faltering amid pay freezes and NHS charges, while some voices urge renewed resolve and realism.
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Britain
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Countdown to launch of America's first Lunar Module
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP the countdown moves toward an afternoon blast of the 18 story Saturn I rocket lifting the unmanned Lunar Module into earth orbit at 2 p.m. EST Tests will assess the craft for landing astronauts on the moon and lifting them off. Two main engines will ignite to simulate lunar operations in vacuum.
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Fla
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Earth
Egyptians Leave Atlit Prison Camp in Last Roll Call
Several hundred Egyptian prisoners clad in uniforms line up for a final roll call at Atlit Prison Camp in central Israel. Israeli guards load them onto 19 buses for transport to the Suez Canal, near 275 miles away, as they approach repatriation after the June war. Since January 12 about 4,500 Egyptians have been sent home, with a few remaining to Tuesday.
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Minister Demands Wishart Resignation Over Delinquency Claim
Russell Horsburgh former United Church minister said on Sunday night television he will demand the resignation of Attorney General Arthur Wishart. He spoke during a televised interview asserting his claim about contributing to juvenile delinquency in Kingston Ontario.
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