Blaiberg relapse fuels concern at Cape Town hospital
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI Dr Philip Blaiberg the longest surviving heart transplant patient has suffered a relapse from a liver complication and fluid around the heart hospital spokesmen said pulse rate weakened surgical team rushed to the hospital Barnard was in London returning home today routine tests scheduled Blaiberg had received a heart Jan 2 and entered for progress checks June 1 The exact cause of the liver complication was unknown and pericardial effusion was noted Six of the world’s 21 heart transplant patients remain living including Blaiberg two in Houston one in France one in England and one in Sao Paulo Earlier spokesmen had mentioned pneumonia Return home delayed as wife’s cold kept him in hospital and a transplant team member stayed in his suite
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Supreme Court rules 8 1 on frisks for armed danger
The Supreme Court sided with police, ruling police may stop and frisk a subject if they reasonably fear harm, a decision amid criticism of crime rights emphasis. The term also covered school aid challenges, federal wage law extensions, and FCC authority over CATV, with other cases awaiting next term.
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New York
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Timothy F. Leary
70 000 Fire Destroys Agway Warehouse in City
A fire at the Agway Inc warehouse on S Mill St injures three firefighters and causes about 70 000 dollars in damage. Victims Gene Ryhal and Harry DeCarbo are treated at St Francis Hospital, while Anthony Morgan also receives care. Cause linked to children playing among wood shavings on a rear platform. Firefighters fought the flames about five hours. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad owns the building. Another blaze at 1022 S Jefferson St causes 6500 dollars in damages due to a spark in a basement wood pile.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cornelia Murphy
Saigon Rocketed by Viet Cong Kill Toll Tops 135
Rioting fear grips Saigon as 26 122mm rockets strike downtown for ten minutes at dawn. The barrage killed 19 civilians and wounded 116, raising May casualties and urban-war tolls. Targets included the presidential palace, the U S embassy, and military billets.
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Ray's source of money under investigation
Scotland Yard hunted London contacts of the man accused of killing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. They searched for people who supplied the 40 year old escaped convict with funds before his arrest at London International Airport. The hunt spread to Brussels and Lisbon amid reports Ray may have funds via a Swiss bank.
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Paris Sorbonne Riots Endure Siege After Fierce Demonstrations
Riot police stormed Sorbonne University after 4,000 students holed up in the Latin Quarter. Dozens of students and 26 officers injured as Molotov cocktails, tear gas, and barricades colored the clash amid France’s election campaign.
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France
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Johnson creates national commission to study causes of violence
President Johnson signs an executive order establishing a 10 member National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence with a year to report. He urges a penetrating search into whether American society and institutions foster violence and how to curb it. The panel begins work after the Kennedy assassination.
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Los Angeles
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Abraham Lincoln
America
Youth Corps Jobs Offered For Local Students
Area high school students ages 16 to 18 may apply for Neighborhood Youth Corps work through CHARGE Inc on Long Ave. The ten week program starts Monday with 26 hours weekly at nonprofit and government sites earning $1.25 per hour. Interviews run tomorrow and Thursday 9 to 12 and 1 to 4.
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Ruha
Death notices for Belle Berger Edward Rhodes and others
A list of obituaries for Belle L Berger 78 of 425 Euclid Ave Edward Ted Rhodes 76 of 1114 Cunningham Ave William H Leicht 83 RD5 Josephine McConahy 78 of 221 E Lincoln Ave Frank Wolanski 84 of 60 High St John S Lipinski 54 of Pittsburgh Martha Jakes 72 of Fredonia RD1 Edward A Long 138 Boyles Carmen A Sheldone Sr 87 of 418 Galbreath St Alfred C Gardner 88 of 208 Re Pine St.
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Euclid Ave
Edward
Ted) Rhodes
Cunningham Ave
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Josephine Lamont McConahy
E. Lincoln Ave
Frank Wolanski
High St
John S. Lipinski
Pittsburgh
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Fredonia
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Boyles Ave
Carmen A. Sheldone Sr
Galbreath St
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Re. Pine St
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania and National Heat Readings
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the upper 80s and lower 90s, lows in the 60s. Shenango River stage at 5.2 feet. UPI notes national heat peak of 101 degrees at Presidio Texas and a 33 degree low at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Shenango River
New York
Hanoi diplomats link Kennedy death to plot by gun merchants
North Vietnamese envoys claimed gun merchants with Vietnam War ties plotted to kill Senator Kennedy, while admitting no proof. They warned no concessions in talks with Harriman and demanded an immediate U.S. bombing halt as talks set for Wednesday.
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W. Averell Harriman
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U.S
Harriman
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