James Marlow AP columnist dies at 64 in Washington
James Marlow the AP columnist behind The World Today for 25 years died Thursday at age 64 after a career spanning 41 years. Born in Hell's Kitchen he read extensively and joined AP in 1937, later shaping interpretive writing and leading editorials unionization efforts. President Johnson mourned the loss.
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Northeastern Vietnam Battles End With Heavy Enemy Losses
US and South Vietnamese forces halted a major North Vietnamese counterattack near Dong Ha after four days of fighting. Allied reports say 1,208 enemy soldiers killed, 93 Americans killed and 449 wounded. Hue area saw 46 NVA killed with no American losses. Saigon notes its first major terrorist incident since the lunar new year offensive.
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Stanford Heart Transplant Marks First Postoperative Day
Joseph Rizor, 40, at Stanford University Medical Center survived a 42 hour heart transplant becoming the eighth person in medical history to receive a human heart. Donor was anonymous. Rizor’s condition described as fair with artificial respiration aiding breathing.
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Dr Miller Concedes to End Cin cinnati School Unrest
In Cincinnati, Dr Miller and officials met with students, agreeing to disclose disciplinary records of four students and to expand Negro history in high schools. The day yielded halted protests, a rein statement plan for suspended pupils, and concessions to the Black Student Union demands. Thomas Porter of SNCC was arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Weekend warm spell follows unsettled southwest Ohio forecast
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley calls for cloudiness and scattered showers tonight with a low in the 40s to 50s. Saturday and Sunday look warm with highs in the 70s to 80s and a chance of evening showers. Yesterday reached 79 with a morning low of 58.
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Texas Doctors Perform 9th Heart Transplant
A St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital team in Houston completed the ninth heart transplant. Recipient Everett Clair Thomas, 47, from Phoenix, received a donor heart from a 23-year-old woman shot in the brain. Bayl or University surgeons aided. The procedure followed a technique by Dr. Norman Shumway.
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Italian Firm Controls Major State-Run Industries
A holding company created by the Italian government owns Italy's largest advertising agency, three national banks, paper mills, printing works, all telephones in the state, the main airline and shipping lines, and government radio and TV networks.
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Talks Begin In Paris As U S And North Vietnam Agree
President Johnson announced the United States and North Vietnam agreed to open preliminary talks in Paris next Friday or soon after. Hanoi signaled intent to discuss unconditional U S bombing cessation and other related matters as a first step toward ending the war.
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Telephone strikers vote on record wage contract nationwide
About 200000 telephone workers across the United States plan to vote on a contract offering the largest wage and fringe benefit package in the industry history. The deal would set pay patterns for up to 400000 workers with raises of 12 to 34 dollars weekly in year one and boosts in pensions vacations holidays and insurance.
Union leader discusses tentative strike settlement in Cleveland
In Cleveland, Leonard Pavuk president of Middletown Local 4317 of the Communications Workers of America, briefs members on a tentative telephone strike settlement. In Middletown, top weekly wages rise to 165 for high rated plant craftsmen 102 for operators and 111.50 for service reps with time and a half for holidays and double time after 49 hours. Good Friday added as holiday. five weeks vacation for 25 years plus service. It was unclear if local members will vote on the pact.
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