Heart transplant team warns rejection more likely than thought
Dr. Den ton A Cooley and colleagues reported from the American College of Cardiology meeting that human heart transplants show higher rejection risk with poor tissue matching. They urged regional donor pools and caution that current transplants are largely investigative with limited clinical use.
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New York
Denton A. Cooley
Houston
Tex
Jams J. Nora
Cooley
American College of Cardiology
Nora
Public Domain Organ Banks Dividing Experts At Symposium
A Virginia pathologist urged authorizing organ transplants from the dead despite survivor objections to save lives. Others argued next of kin consent should be required, with calls for public education to overcome reverence for the dead and respect living rights.
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Chicago
Virginia
American Academy of Forensic Sciences
Geoffrey T. Mann
Mann
Commonwealth of Virginia
University of Virginia Medical School
Blair Sadler
Washington
National Institute of Health
Sadler
Donald Browning
University of Chicago
Sam Marble sparks dorm to help Wilmington College
A 1947 Wilmington College tale shows Sam Marble turning a dorm plan into reality with a foundation dug by students and volunteers. A local trust funded cement, volunteers laboring day and night drew supporters and steel and brick from industry figures. The effort grew to involve Ben Fairless and U S Steel, illustrating communal funding and labor overcoming initial shortages.
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Sam Marble
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio
Marble
Ohio Law Target of Klan Appeal
The U S Supreme Court heard appeals from Ohio on the state criminal syndicalism law in Brandenburg v Cincinnati noting the protected status of inflammatory remarks under the First Amendment. Attorneys debated whether televised Ku Klux Klan rhetoric and a burning cross on a Hamilton County farm constituted a clear and present danger or lawful speech.
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Washington
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Clarence Brandenburg
Cincinnati
Brandenburg
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Ku Klux Klan
Israel
Congress
Allen Brown
Civil Liberties
Brown
Leonard Kirschner
Girard College Admits Black Boys, Ending White-Only Era
In Philadelphia, Girard College welcomed five black boys under 10 as court rulings voided the founder's white-only will. Enrollment now totals about 650 with 19 more Black youths and two Asian students enrolling after tests, as integration slowly extends through grades.
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Philadelphia
Girard College
Stephen Girard
Gayle ‘K. Lawrence
Girard
Carl Riley
Carl
Emil Zarella
Ohio Marines Killed, Two Youngstown Men in Vietnam
Marine Cpl. Bruce E. Robinson of Youngstown Ohio was killed in action in Vietnam officials announced. Marine Pfc. Allen Thomas of Youngstown was upgraded from missing to dead from hostile action.
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Washington (Ap
Bruce E. Robinson
Youngstown
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Pfc
Allen Thomas
Sirhan Begins Testimony As Defense Seeks Diminished Responsibility
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s defense team plans to argue unplanned impulsive killing and diminished responsibility in the Kennedy assassination trial. Prosecution has used 56 witnesses in nine days to prove premeditation, with potential death penalty under California law.
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Shappt Gisseazer II Sirhan
Sirhan Bishara Sir
California
Sirhan
New York
Kennedy
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Nyne
H. V. Walker
Lawrence
America
Ttate
Sylvania Color TV
Gilbraltar
Los Angeles
Robert ™. Kennedy
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