Heart Transplant Patient Thanks Doctors in Cape Town
Louis Washkansky, the heart transplant recipient, thanked his surgeons and sent love to his wife Ann as doctors said he remained in satisfactory condition. Nurses warnedAnn to wait a week before visiting to reduce infection risk while the medical team, led by Prof. Christian Barnard, monitors whether the heart from Denise Ann Darvall will be accepted.
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Four Killed On Highways In Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's 1967 highway toll rose to 1 043 with three more deaths including a Sheboygan County car truck crash killing Mrs Romell Hesselink and William Lensink. Hesselink's husband Lloyd and their four children plus truck driver Alton Klein were hospitalized. Earlier Jeffrey Madsen and Larry Zifko died in separate crashes.
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Larry Zifko
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Compromise on Meat Bill Heads for Final Approval
Washington AP A sweeping meat inspection bill moves toward congressional approval after conferees agreed on a compromise to expand federal standards to about 15 000 plants in three years The measure returns to Congress for final action before Johnson's signature It would let states set up programs with federal cost share and allow federal standards if states fail The bill broadens regulation beyond interstate commerce to cover more slaughter and processed meat nationwide
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Governor Knowles to Remain in Hospital Through Friday
Governor Warren P. Knowles, 59, was hospitalized in Madison after gastrointestinal upset while touring a meat packing plant. Five medical tests were completed Tuesday and aides said he is feeling fine. He is expected to stay in University Hospitals for two more days.
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Post Office For Pickett Is Approved
Sen Gaylord Nelson announced Pickett will gain a post office in a new Main Street building. The post office costs 14000 dollars, covers 895 square feet with a 54 square foot platform, and adjacent 2000 square foot parking. Lease is five years with three renewal options at 1300 dollars annually from the Pickett Cooperative. total structure cost is 80000 dollars with other spaces rented to businesses.
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New Oral Anti TB Drug Approved for Use Nationwide
Washington AP reports Lederle Laboratories’ Myambutol Ethambutol becomes available after FDA approval. Trials with 2900 TB patients show effectiveness against strains resistant to isoniazid streptomycin and PAS, to be used with older drugs like isoniazid. Health officials foresee substantial impact though many patients remain untreated or self-treat at home.
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Heart Transplant Rehearsed in U S by CBS TV
CBS TV reported the second human heart transplant occurred at Brooklyn’s Maimonides Hospital. A hospital spokesman would neither confirm nor deny the report, but a statement was promised at 6:30 p.m. The disclosure followed South African surgeons replacing Louis Washkansky’s failing heart with that of a 25 year old woman donor.
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Maimonides Hospital
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Five men held after laundry soap truck hijack in Richmond
In Richmond California five men planned a laundry soap truck hijack and were arrested by FBI agents and local police after unloading 1 575 cases of detergent from a stolen rig.
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State Assembly approves park land sale near Winnebago Lake
The assembly unanimously passed a bill to sell about 70 acres of Winnebago State Hospital land to Winnebago County for park use. The 500 foot lakefront site would rise roughly 12 feet above the lake, with a price of 200 dollars per acre and county board approval required. The project would create the county’s first sizable public park on the big lake, supplementing Osh-O-Nee.
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Police Foil Massive NY Antiwar Demonstration
New York police estimated about 2,000 to 10,000 protesters faced 4,000 officers around the Lower Manhattan induction center as crowds were held behind barricades and scattered through the financial district. About 264 arrests were reported nationwide, with similar protests in Philadelphia and other cities during Stop the Draft Week.
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