Doctor Says Transplants Rise While Questions Remain
New York. Dr. F C Spencer of NYU Medical Center cautions that despite heart transplant success questions about long term survival and patient response remain. Dr Theodore Cooper notes a national registry and donor supply logistics as transplant candidates grow toward 80 000 annually.
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Higher Costs Driving Newspaper Prices Upward
In New York the trend to higher prices for daily and Sunday papers emerged as costs for materials and manpower rise. Cyrus H. Favor cites 530 cents for the Times Sunday edition and 30 cents for many Sunday papers in several cities, with 25 to 30 cent shifts in others. He notes over 75 percent of dailies now sell for 10 cents, fewer discounts, and distributor profit increases as key factors.
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Juveniles Charged in Assault with Knife in Butler County
Two Butler County youths aged 17 and 16 were charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly threatening hitchhiker William Webb 23 with a knife on U S 27 near Millville. Webb was dumped after a struggle. suspects detained at the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center.
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Black Muslim Books To Be Made Available In Prison
Hartford AP Commissioner Ellis C. MacDougall orders Black Muslim publications supplied to inmates after Rep. Leonard G. Frazier urged access for convicts. The move follows a complaint by a former prisoner who could not mail for a copy of Elijah Muhammad's Message to the Black Man.
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North Korea offers no hint on Pueblo crew release
Seoul reports no word from Pyongyang on freeing the Pueblo crew as North Korea marks its 20th anniversary. U S officials say any release would likely be staged at Panmunjom for publicity while a waiting stance remains in effect amid tense celebrations and international delegations.
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Newton Convicted Faces 2 To 15 Year Sentence
Huey Newton convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the 1964 killing of patrolman John Frey in West Oakland. The jury of seven women and five men found Newton guilty after a four day trial, with a possible sentence of two to 15 years. A hearing set for Thursday will address related motions as Newton appeals.
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Oldtime Censors Tough
85 year old attorney Morris Wolf recalls early censorship battles in Philadelphia. He represented the first motion picture exhibition company before the state board and recalls a cradle scene deemed too suggestive and cut.
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