Blaiberg Heart Retained for Study in Cape Town
In Cape Town, the heart of patient Blaiberg, spared cremation, is to be buried later or used for medical museum display. Dr Christiaan Barnard announced the donor heart and other organs removed during the transplant will be studied by foreign experts. Blaiberg died nineteen months after receiving Clive Haupt’s heart, due to rejection of the transplant with extensive heart muscle damage.
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Sanda
Clive Haupt
Peo
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Groote Schur Hospital
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Haynsworth Faces Tough Grilling By Senators
Haynsworth, Greenville native, faces Senate scrutiny as hearings for his Supreme Court nomination begin. Supporters expect smoother path after earlier confirmation as federal appeals judge, while opponents cite civil rights concerns and call for thorough examination.
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GAP
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Harnsworth
Nixon
Cioce
Warren IL. Burger
Earl Warren
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BAACP
Nework
Warnsworth
Oool Supreme Court
Wintnes M. Young Ir
National Urban League
Greenville
D.C
Haynesworth
Justice
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hayne Wort
Powell Seeks Restoration of Forfeited Salaries and Seniority
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell seeks court orders to restore about $55,000 in salary and 24 years of seniority including chairmanship of the Education and Labor Committee after his exclusion from the seat. The case questions restoration of salary and seniority following Supreme Court rulings on his disqualification.
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House
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Taft
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Supreme Court
Unwed Mothers Decide To Keep Their Babies
Los Angeles area agencies report a rise in unwed mothers choosing to raise their children rather than place them for adoption. Hospitals and services cite gains of 2 to 4 percent, with St. Anne’s Maternity Hospital noting 24 of 100 mothers keep their babies in 1969, up from 1964. Mothers describe new purpose and joy in family life.
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Booth Memorial Hospital
Thelorence Coittention Service
Vista del Mar
Big Sister League
St. Anne's
Los Angeles Area
Beverly
Mself
Nixon Names Rinehart to Renegotiation Board
President Nixon nominated Mildred Rinehart longtime Maryland Republican leader and former chair of the State Racing Commission for a seat on the Renegotiation Board. Rinehart, a Smithsburg native and Maryland’s RNC representative, would serve a five year term if approved, replacing a resigning member amid Mandel administration encouragement.
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Maryland
Rinehart
Republican National Committee
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State Racing Commission
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Democratic
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