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Baltimore Explosion Kills 2 at Bethlehem Plant
Two workmen were killed and 23 injured in a boiler explosion at Bethlehem Steels steam generating plant in Baltimore. A brief ensuing fire, damaged nearby homes and an elementary school, with a roof hurled into a parking lot and windows shattered.
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Baltimore, Md
Bethlehem Stee Co
Nina Hand
Poor People's March wrestles with recruiting problems in Mississippi
In Marks Mississippi the Poor People's March faces organizational hurdles as Rev James Bevel and SCLC push to recruit the rural poor for a Washington protest. From an opening day crowd from Memphis only about 220 stayed, Quitman County schools protested violence by police, and local leaders weighed how to manage a march that aims to force economic change and money into the poor's mainstream.
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Marks
Washington
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
SCLC
Congress
Bevel
Memphis
Here
Quitman County
Houston Transplant Shows First Texas Heart Swap
An Arizona accountant, Everett Claire Thomas of Phoenix, is reported doing fine after receiving Texas first heart transplant at St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital. The 47 year old, who had valves replaced earlier, woke three hours post operation and shows no rejection signs. donor was 15 year old Mrs Charles L Martin III, killed by gunshot. Baylor team led by Dr Denton A Cooley performed the three hour operation with minimal blood transfusion.
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Houston, Tex
Arizona
Texas
Everett Claire Thomas
Phoenix
Denton A. Cooley
Thomas
Charles L. Martin III
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Martin
Helen
Heart transplant patient progresses at Stanford
California heart patient Jassepis Rizer shows normal heartbeat and blood pressure after a second transplant at Stanford University Medical Center. Doctors caution the operation is not yet a success and report a critical period ahead. Rizer, 40, rests after receiving a donor heart from Rudy F. Anderson, a 43-year-old Pacific Telephone executive who died of a brain hemorrhage.
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Stanford
Calif
Carpenter Jassepis Rizer
Stanford University Medical Center
Norman E. Shumway
Rizer
Carpenter
Salinas
San Carlos
Rudy F. Anderson
Pacific Telephone Co
Rizor
Anderson
Mark
Kurt
Youth Jailed For Burglary In Odessa Case
A 17 year old Odessa boy Gus Tijerina Jr. was held in city jail Friday night on $3000 bond for burglary. He was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Faye Robinson after an arrest for breaking into La Polka Bar and taking change from a vending machine and four beer cases. A 16 year old is in Ector County jail in connection with the same case, and two more youths are being sought.
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Odessa
Gus Tijerina Jr
South Prairie
Tijerina
Justice of the Peace
Faye Robinson
la Polka
Magnolia
Ector County
Third Patient Gets Transplant
Britain's first human heart transplant is performed at the National Heart Hospital in London. Donor Patrick Ryan, 26, of Galway, Ireland, died from head injuries. recipient is a 45-year-old man. Two police escorts and a speedy ambulance carried the donor across London to the hospital.
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London
Thhe National Heart Hospital
Britain
Thad
Patrick Ryan
County Galway
Ireland
Ryan
Mitzi
National Heart Hospital
Donald Longmore
Scotland Yard J
Longmore
King’s Hospital
Denmark Hill
Donald Ross
The Worry Clinic on Clergymen and Visionary Preachers
Dr E Duane Hulse was chosen by the Methodist Church to preach in South America for a month with an interpreter. The piece criticizes young clerics who blend welfare propaganda with theology, urges practical evangelism like St Paul, and champions lay backing over ivory tower professors.
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Hulser
St. Paul
E. Duane Hulse
Methodist Church
South America
Dr. Hulse
Martin Niemoeller
Dennis the Menace
San Steighfoot
Judge backs relaxed juvenile drug laws in Florida
Clearwater AP judge Robert A Halvorsen told a legislative committee that teens may be safer using marijuana than alcohol and urged lighter juvenile rules. He urged county or national studies before new laws and noted marijuana cases were extremely rare in his 16 months on the bench.
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Clearwater, Fla
Florida
Gislative Rackets Committee
Big Brother
Pinellas County
Robert A. Halvorsen
Halvorsen
Robert Shevin
Georgia Mayor Hospitalized After Skateboard Accident
CHICKAMAUGA Ga AP Mayor Frank Pierce was hospitalized with a broken leg after a driveway accident at his home. He said he was riding a skateboard Wednesday when he suddenly fell, becoming twisted and injured.
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Chickamauga. Ga
Frank Pierce
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