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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1970
Page
3
A government task force says heart transplants remain largely investigational but worthwhile. It urges faster progress on immunologic rejection, artificial hearts, and xenografting to meet potential patient demand as results show some extended survival and usefulness after 136 procedures.
Lt. William L. Calley Jr.'s civilian attorney asks the Army to spell out how 109 villagers were counted as slain at My Lai and to drop duplicate specifications. Ft. Benning officials note the case covers 110 alleged victims with motions under review.
Apollo 12 astronaut Alan L. Bean, the fourth person to walk on the moon, has been grounded from flying airplanes for administrative reasons. No medical cause was cited, and Bean offered no comment. He is a Navy captain and former jet test pilot, with 27 aircraft types flown.
A 15 year old boy from Corsicana Texas was found unconscious in a sealed refrigerated truck trailer on a railroad flat car near Buffalo New York after a 2200 mile trip from Nogales Arizona. He is listed in serious condition with exposure and shock and investigators seek how he entered the trailer.
The monthly mental health seminar scheduled for the first Wednesday is canceled for tomorrow. Seminars will resume next month at 1 p.m. at the First Methodist Church, sponsored by the Community Day Hospital Association.
Myr E. Alexander will retire as director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons to join Southern Illinois University's crime study center he founded in 1961. Alexander, 60, spent 1931 onward in federal prison service and became bureau director in 1964 with retirement effective January 31. Attorney General John N. Mitchell said Alexander will serve as a consultant.
In Nairobi researchers suggest hip popotamuses offer a palatable protein source for Africa. Hippo meat reportedly has less fat and more protein than beef, with a single animal yielding meat comparable to a full grown cattle.
Sen Edward M Kennedy completed a belated inquest testimony on Chappaquiddick with rules limiting cross examination and promising access to scientific results. He and two others from the island cookout testified as the inquest opened, while Judge Boyle outlined procedures to protect witnesses and reputations.
A guide to a beauty focused eating plan emphasizing lean proteins, dairy, fresh vegetables and fruit, honey and molasses for energy, with daily servings and a one day cleansing diet. Includes specific meals from pre breakfast to bedtime and a note on tomorrow’s grooming advice.
President Nixon and friend Bebe Rebozo played so much golf at Walter Annenberg's private desert course that attendants lost count of holes. The Nixons and Tricia stayed overnight at the estate with Annenberg planning to remain through Friday or Saturday. In San Clemente Ziegler announced Nixon's first clemency action commuting a tax evasion sentence for Dr. Thomas W Matthews of the nation's largest Negro self help program.
Reporters line the courthouse as Kennedy campaign girls leave without testifying. Most party-goers and Edgartown officials involved have yet to testify, with no reliable estimate of the inquest duration. Judge Boyle exited with a smile and remarked on a long day, hoping to finish by Friday.
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