Monroe Woman Held for Death of Husband
Mrs. Ruby Bell Hobson, 39, of Monroe, was booked for murder after her husband William Lee Hobson, 39, died from stab wounds at St. Francis Hospital. Hobson was stabbed at his residence with a butcher knife about 10 p.m. Authorities listed other police actions including stabbings, theft by check charges, vehicle theft, and various traffic incidents across Monroe and West Monroe.
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Ruby Bell Hobson
Monroe
Police Department
St. Francis Hospital
William Lee Hobson
Hobson
St. Francis
Dennis Holland
Stone
Washington St
Holland
Dassie Lee Ward
P.O. Box
Gibson’s
Ralph Ferguson
Bosco
S. C. Strausser
Hilton
Christ Child
City Hall
West Monroe
Winnfield
James Hulon Smith III
Louberta Street
Diana Shaw
Burley O. Priest
Louise Priest
Bastrop
Ouachita Ambulance Service
Miss Shaw
Meliba Graves
Lionel ‘St
St.Francis
Gentry
Claude E. Brown
Adams S&t
Highland Washateria
S. 6Th St
Winnsboro Road
Jan
Norma Hamilton
Marion St
Claude R. Hilton
Belln Ave
Robert D. Spillers
Rt. 3
Box
Carl Underwood
Kmart
Washkansky Heart Transplant Seen As Hope For All
The Washkansky case at Groote Schuur Hospital Cape Town marks a historic heart transplant by Dr. Barnard. Doctors in the United States Britain and France see potential for thousands needing new hearts while ethical questions and donor rights spark debate worldwide.
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UPI
Cape Town
Houston
Tex
Denver
Colo
London
New York
Louis Washkansky
Robert Musel
Groote Schuur Hospital
Denise Darvall
Washkansky
Christiaan Barnard
United States
Britain
France
South Africa
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hospital
U.S. Public Health Service
Kantrowitz
Public Health Service
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
Barnard
Michael DeBakey
J. Hamburger
Paris
Gerald Nabarro
House of Commons
Miss Darvall
Pioneers Debate Heart Transplants And Mechanical Hearts
Dr. Barnard pioneered heart transplants while Dr. Kantrowitz attempted a second operation on a baby who died after seven hours. Dr. DeBakey urged a heart bank and a future mechanical heart, noting supply demand gaps at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He cites a 1966 miner case and optimistic five year timelines. Critics warn about organ procurement ethics. two teams suggested to avoid conflicts between saving lives and transplanting.
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Cape Town
Barnard
I Kantrowitz
DeBakey
United States
England
Kantrowitz
Washkansky
Methodist Hospital
Houston
D. Dencer
the Times
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Lady Casey
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United Press International
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DeSiard
John S. “Red” Puckett
John “Red” Puckett
First Assembly of God
Cypress and
Crosley
John Peterson
Motorola
Acoustinaire
Motorola Inc
Suse Gan
Ace Prantl
Aciss
Cypress West
Discount Centers
Furniture Dept
Twin Cities
Trend House