Eisenhower in extremely critical condition at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower remains in extremely critical condition with recurring ventricular irregularities after pacemaker placement failed. Doctors report several spasms since Friday’s heart attack, though he stays alert and receives family at his bedside as his underlying heart disease is cited as the cause.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Gordon Moore
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John Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army
Walter Reed
Heart transplant gives new hope to young patient
In Houston at Texas Children's Hospital a five year old girl from Hagerstown Maryland recovered well after surgery to receive a donated heart. Maria Giannatis became the second child recipient of history when surgeons transferred the heart of a young sister who had suffered brain hemorrhage.
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Hagers i Town
Texas Children’s Hospital
Maria Giannatis
Young Herron
Robert Carpenter
Maria
PI Htexas Heart Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Alex Haller
John Hopkins
Giannaris
Texas Children’s
Houston girl receives world first heart transplant
A 54 month old Houston girl underwent a pioneering heart transplant at Texas Children's Hospital aided by a donor heart from an 11 year old boy, James Dudley Herron. The operation lasted 105 minutes with the new heart starting without stimulation, and four other transplant recipients are recovering at nearby St Luke's Hospital.
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Nick A. Siannaris
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Terron II
James Dudley Herron
Purdue University
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Permian
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Tother
James Dudley Herthe
Sron
Granshaware 7Naris
Denton A. Cooley
Hagerstown
Tessie
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Atest
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Odessa Area Forecast Notes Warm Midweek Skies
Weather bulletin reports a 10 percent precipitation chance late today and tonight with West Texas partly cloudy skies for several days. Odessa Sunday high reached 88, with today and Tuesday projected in the mid 90s. Scattered thundershowers expected in South Texas this afternoon as statewide skies were mostly clear to partly cloudy early.
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North Viet troops flee Tay Ninh in heavy fighting
North Vietnamese forces withdrew from Tay Ninh after four days of intense combat around the provincial capital 45 miles northwest of Saigon. U S and South Vietnamese units reported 200 plus enemy dead and 13 Marines killed in separate ambushes near Da Nang as fighting shifted north and south along the Mekong Delta.
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Mekong
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Navy
North
Jews Stage Street Riots In Jerusalem
Riots erupted in the Old City of Jerusalem after grenade blasts wounded Israelis. Police dispersed rioters as Dayan condemned the violence and urged unity, blaming criminal elements rather than the Arab population.
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Moshe Dayan
Old City
Holy City
Teddy Kollek
Eliahu Sasson
Via! Jence
Hanoi Envoy Sets Sharp Conditions for Parison Talks
PARIS AP A North Vietnamese spokesman described the Paris talks as closed and said only a halt in U.S. bombing would open the doors to discussion. Nguyen Thanh Le pressed for Washington to halt all acts of war and respect Geneva accords while denying reports of offers to stay out of the DMZ. He refused comment on McCarthy and stressed each Vietnamese person has a right and duty to defend the country.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Violence erupts in St Petersburg third night of unrest
Shotgun and pistol fire disrupted St Petersburg Southside for a third night of racial violence. Police reported no injuries from gunfire, but an ambush blast struck a Highway Patrol armored riot vehicle. Officers used tear gas to disperse three large Negro gatherings. 25 people arrested on charges from disorderly conduct to carrying concealed weapons.
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Gulf Coast
Florida Highway Patrol
M.G. Colman
Calman
Colman
Nixon Opens Drive For Big City Votes In Democratic Push
Nixon launches a campaign push aimed at urban voters as the Democratic platform committee begins work following a call for party harmony. The move seeks to unite factions and broaden support in major metropolitan areas.
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Big City
Youth jailed after Long Island train shooting shocks city
A 16 year old, Jom Whitmore, was arrested in Queens after a predawn sniper fired into a moving Long Island Rail Road train near St. Albans, killing Vincent Maher age 31 and wounding Gabriel Jansen. Whitmore is charged with homicide and felonious assault. police describe the act as done “for the whim of it” with a sawed off rifle.
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Whitmore
New York
Jom Whitmore
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Tresse
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Gabriel Jansen
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Jansen
Jones Beach
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Ilfolland
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Pleasant
Bronx
Michael Baden
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la Flreman
Pope Paul VI Launches Long Africa to South America Flight
Pope Paul VI prepares for his longest journey as pope since 1963, boarding a 12 hour plane flight to Bogota for the 39th International Eucharistic Congress. He will meet Colombian peasants and address poverty amid protest by Chilean church critics.
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Santiago
Chile
Italy
Chicago taxi walkout strains Democratic convention
Chicago faced taxi shortages as 5 400 drivers and 600 mechanics walked out in support of higher wages and benefits. Independent firms operated few cabs while the CTA said it would not add extra buses. Negotiations stalled with Daley offering mediation and federal officials court-ordered sessions postponed to Tuesday.
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Richard J. Daley
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Cab Drivers’ Union
Frivolous Woman Puts Man’s Search for Sensible Partner To Test
A lighthearted tale describes how a capricious woman makes life lively for a man seeking a sensible mate, turning everyday moments into a comedy of manners. The piece hints at social antics and relationship friction without heavy drama.
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