Nigerian Woman Hopes To Give Kidney To Son
A Nigerian woman arrives at University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor to donate a kidney to her 26 year old son Abraham who has irreversible progressive kidney disease. The journey from Ife Nigeria involved a translator daughter Janet and Michigan born wife Margaret. Funds for travel came from a hospital trust and the Detroit Free Press in cooperation with Ann Arbor Bank.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Asabi Adedire
University of Michigan Hospital
Ife
Nigeria
Abraham
Michigan
Janet
Detroit Free Press
Jayne's Vermifuge P-W and R-W Tablets Marketed
A promotional notice touts Jayne's Vermifuge P-W for Pin-Worms and R-W for Round Worms claiming fast action. It describes the tablets coating to reach the bowels and urges taking care to kill parasites in the body.
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Jayne
Jayce
Payoff pursuit in Baker probe widens to Jenkins test
Senate Rules Committee adjourned hearings on a $25,000 payoff involving Bobby Baker and Matthew H. McCloskey. A closed session will hear Walter Jenkins testify. Don Reynolds detailed $5,1000 cash payments and $10,500 unaccounted withdrawals. Reynolds served as midlevel intermediary in the alleged overpayment for the District of Columbia Stadium contract.
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Washington (Ap
B. Everett Jordan
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Matthew H. McCloskey
Baker
Walter Jenkins
President Johnson
Donald R. Connelly
Internal Revenue Service
Reynolds
Silver Spring
Jenkins
Johnson
John J. Williams
Connelly
Williams
Senate
Terest
Senate Democrats
McCloskey
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Kidney grafts show apparent success at Minnesota hospitals
University of Minnesota Hospitals doctors report transplants in two patients within 18 months with 13 of the procedures deemed apparently successful. Kidneys came from heart patients who died during surgery and from accident victims, with recipients aged 8 to 53. Dr. Richard L. Varco called kidney grafting an advanced biological study but still dangerous.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Richard L. Varco
DiSalle Attacks Rhodes Bond Plan in Newark Speech
Former Ohio governor Michael V. DiSalle denounced Gov. James A. Rhodes and Finance Director Richard Kra bach as pro bondholders in a Newark speech. He challenged them to release the accountant report backing their deficit claim of 883 million dollars and dismissed the austerity program as a joke.
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Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
Richard Krabach
Trenton Man Seeks $50,000 in Mishap Suit
Laur en Floyd of Trenton sues Moon Equipment Co of Cincinnati in Butler County Common Pleas seeking 50 000 for injuries from Oct 11 1963 while working at Diamond National Corp The complaint says Moon Equipment serviced the lift truck nine days before the accident and that brakes were defective causing the truck to roll back pinning his foot.
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Hamilton
Moon Equipment
Pioneer Rubber workers reject union again in county plant vote
Willard Ohio AP says production and maintenance workers at Pioneer Rubber Co in County turned down United Rubber Workers of America for a third time. Plants operate in Willard and Attica, Seneca County.
Ohio charts bold plan to shift mentally ill care
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction seeks to move from state hospitals to outpatient clinics and community care. Director Martin Janis outlines programs including housing for mentally retarded women, expanded grants for sociology and psychology students, and increased community classes across counties as Gov Rhodes requests a record 188 million dollar department budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Martin Janis
Janis
James A. Rhodes
106Th General Assembly
Madison
Lake County
Former White House Aide Jenkins Resigns Air Force Reserve Post
Washington AP report states Wallace Jenkins, longtime Johnson ally and former White House aide, has resigned his commission as a colonel in the Air Force Reserve. No reason given, time of resignation not specified.
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Washington (Ap
Wale Jenkins
White House
President Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Duke and Duchess of Wind sor Arrive in France Aboard United States
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Le Havre, France today after a transatlantic voyage aboard the liner United States. The royal couple, returning from abroad, were greeted by local officials and crowds as they stepped ashore.
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LE Havre
France
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
United States
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