Blaiberg Battles Lung Trouble After Transplant
Dr. Philip Blaiberg, 59, long the world’s oldest surviving heart transplant recipient, is very ill with a lung infection at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. He is also recovering from hepatitis as doctors monitor his condition after recent complications.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Jacobus Burger
Blaiberg
Christiaan N. Barnard
Barnard
Musicians Ambushed by Viet Cong. two killed in South Vietnam
A Los Angeles musical group was ambushed on a lonely road near Saigon. Two members, aged 17 and 19, were killed, with Paula Levine and others wounded. The incident occurred as the group headed to Vung Tau. Vietnamese militia set a roadblock earlier. The Viet Cong were said to be taunting the Saigon government by displaying Front flags near the capital.
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Long Binh
Vietnam
Los Angeles
Paula Levine
North Hollywood
Point Blank Range
Army
93Rd
Brandi Perry and
the Bubble Machine
Vung Tau
Saigon
Jack Bone
Miss Levine
U.S
National Liberation Front
Ellsworth Bunker
Salvador Students Demonstrate Amid Johnson Visit
About 2,000 Salvadoran students marched near the U S Embassy denouncing Johnson and the Vietnam War. They urged U S withdrawal and called the summit meeting a failure while planning a larger turnout today.
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Johnson
San Salvador
U.S
Vietnam
Ohio Penitentiary names new warden Koloski
Marion J. Koloski a veteran penologist known for believing in rehabilitation is named warden of Ohio Penitentiary by Martin A. Janis. Koloski will assume duties Monday as Ernest Maxwell retires at end of July while Maxwell remains hospitalized from complete exhaustion. Ralph Ketchum also hospitalized after long hours of work.
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Columbus, Ohio
Marion J. Koloski
Ohio Penitentiary
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Koloski
Ernest Maxwell
Koleski
Maxwell
New Penitentiary Sees Warden Change and Reopening Plans
June 24 rioting and fire at the penitentiary left inmates and staff. Maxwell, ending a 29 year career, will retire as Warden. Koleski, 46, a trained psychologist, will take over with plans to distinguish inmates ready to reform. Gov Rhodes announced reopening of Junction City branch to house 300 prisoners, part of a move toward phasing out the main prison for a new Lucasville facility.
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Riverside Hospital
Maxwell
Koleski
Chillicothe Correctional Institution
The
Mansfield Reformatory
Pontiac
Mich
Ohio State University
School of Social Administration
Mansfield
Chillicothe
Ohio
London
Madison County
Ralph Avis
James A. Rhodes
Junction City
Perry County
Janis
Lucasville
Heat Returns with 90s in Miami Valley Sunday
The Miami Valley will see a warm spell return Sunday with highs in the low 90s after a cool stretch. Tomorrow morning will start around 60 degrees with afternoon thundershowers likely in the southern part of the state. Today expects clear skies and a high near 85.
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Miami Valley
Warren says he will stay on court if Fortas not approved
Chief Justice Earl Warren told reporters he will remain as head of the Supreme Court if Abe Fortas is not confirmed by the Senate. He expects Fortas to win approval despite opposition from 19 Republican senators and called Fortas a future great chief justice. He stressed the president’s authority to nominate during his term and defended Johnson’s conduct.
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Washington
Earl Warren
United States
Senate
Abe Fortas
Warren
Fortas
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Johnson
Texas
Homer Thornberry
Wallace Skips Columbus Campaign Stop
Wallace campaign officials announced Wallace will not address the Columbus rally at Jet Stadium on Sunday. A Wallace aide said a future appearance could better aid efforts to qualify him for the November ballot. He will speak Saturday night in Dayton at a $25 dinner and an 8 p.m. rally.
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Columbus
Ohio
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Jet Stadium
William E. Shepler
Montgomery
Ala
Gov. Wallace
Shepley
Congress of Racial Equality
Dayton
Here
Short-tour Duty Discharges Expand for U S Troops
Soldiers returning from Vietnam, Korea or other short tour overseas areas will be eligible for up to five months early discharge under a new Army policy to take effect August 1. The change widens the previous early release allowances.
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Washington
Vietnam
Korea
Army
United States
South Korea
Marines
Air Force
Navy
Navy Personnel Bureau
Two Women Shot Dead in Cincinnati Home
A Walnut Hills mother Marie Simpson 69 and daughter Beatrice Thomas 43 were killed at about 3 a.m. Ellis Vale 49 was arrested nearby within ten minutes. A shotgun was found at the arrest site.
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Walnut Hills
Marie Simpson
Beatrice Thomas
Ellis Vale
Paul Tewilling
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Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Ralph Ketchum
Marion Koloski
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