Transplant Patient Shows Remarkable Recovery in Cape Town
Louis Washkansky enters day ten after receiving a young woman's heart at Groote Schuur Hospital. Doctors report satisfactory progress and anticipate he may sit up for the first time since the Dec 3 operation. The 55-year-old grocer keeps a macabre sense of humor, nicknaming the blood test routine and calling himself a new Frankenstein.
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Stokely Carmichael Returns Stirring Welcome at Kennedy
Stokely Carmichael landed at Kennedy Airport with his passport seized by federal officials and was met by cheering supporters and U.S. marshals. Officials urged Congress to authorize penalties up to one year in prison and $1,000 fines for unauthorized travel to restricted countries as Carmichael returned from a five month trip including Cuba and North Vietnam. He spoke with Harlem leaders and met H. Rap Brown at the Harlem YMCA, while officials condemned his trips and warned of possible penalties for future violations.
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Cleveland considers city administrator plan for mayoral control
The Little Hoover Commission recommends turning daily city functions to a city administrator reporting to the mayor. Dorward Witzke, former commission head and current finance director, writes the wrapup urging major department restructuring including a maintenance department and a new code enforcement unit. The report stresses community relations as a top problem and proposes weekly Community Relations Board hearings for solutions. Mayor Carl B. Stokes says he will seriously consider the proposals.
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Two Ohioans Die In Vietnam
Two more Ohioans were killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department said Monday. Army Spec. 4 Larry H. Bowers of Columbus and Marine PFC James R. Miller of East Cleveland died in recent fighting.
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Carmichael barred from returning to England by Home Office
The British Home Office barred him from any return to England. During a subsequent visit to North Vietnam Carmichael called the United States the greatest destroyer of humanity. He also visited Algeria Guinea France and Sweden.
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Draft differences linger between Hershey and Clark
Selective Service Director Hershey says disputes with Attorney General Clark persist over whether youths who disrupt draft processing and recruiting should be conscripted. The Times reports Hershey plans to stand by his recommendation to declare illegal demonstrators delinquent, while Clark says such cases should be prosecuted in court.
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Soda fountain patent granted to Ebert and Dulty
A soda fountain patent was granted on April 24 1833 to Jacob Ebert of Cadiz Ohio and George Dulty of Wheeling West Virginia.
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Cadiz
Ohio
George Dulty
Wheeling
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City evaluates reforms splitting Police from Safety Department
Residents hear proposed government reorganization that would create a separate Police Department cabinet post and dissolve the current Safety Department in a move aimed at streamlining city services and improving oversight.
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