Heart banks and public education for transplant hearts
The article discusses bloodless obstacles to heart transplantation including donor heart viability and reluctance to permit removal. It cites two cases where deaths occurred due to lack of donor hearts and a Texas case where consent was withheld. It envisions heart banks becoming feasible and urges medical groups to educate the public to accept heart donation as a life saving practice.
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Houston
Texas
Livelier Student Concern Reflects Maturing Campus Voices
A column notes campus unrest has grown from football focused protests to more substantive student involvement. The writer argues American undergraduates are maturing, gaining a voice in broader issues beyond athletics, while dismissing outdated antics as nonessential to today’s student life.
Viewpoints on New Driver Training Law
Governor Rockefeller signed a law expanding driver training by excluding from courses those with serious offenses like vehicular homicide and insurance violations. It allows lesser offenders to cleanse records through classroom and road instruction to distinguish capable learners from hopeless drivers and keep dangerous drivers off highways.
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Rockefeller
Health Advice On Hemorrhoids And Needle Surgery Options
Readers seek doctor recommendations for ambu lant treatment of hemorrhoids and needle surgery. The columnist notes external piles often require surgical removal under anesthesia, while internal piles may be treated with injections though finding skilled physicians is difficult. Advice includes consulting trusted physicians and not dismissing needle therapy.
Peregrine Falcon Dive Speed Record Noted
The Peregrine Falcon can reach 175 miles per hour when diving from a great height, a standout display of its high speed and hunting efficiency observed by researchers.
Senate Panel To Study New Gun Control Bill
Washington AP A Senate subcommittee plans to study a new gun control bill addressing mail order sales of rifles and shotguns. The measure, sponsored by 28 senators, would ban shoulder weapon sales by mail and to juveniles or nonresidents, with actions before a Wednesday deadline on the omnibus crime control bill. Johnson has urged quicker action on the gun control provisions while Dodd pushes for broader federal registration and tighter purchase rules.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
House
Kennedy
Dodd
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Car Payment Travels 15,000 Miles To Jordan Station
A St. Catharines AP report explains how a car insurance payment mailed from Jordan Station, Ontario, arrived 15,000 miles away in Jordan in the Middle East due to an abbreviation of Station. The misdirected envelope left a clerk doubtful, triggering a routing error after six months.
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ST. Catharines, Ont
Lindsay Horne
Jordan Station
Post Office
Jordan
Middle East
Lagging Brokers Struggle With Outdated Paperwork Boom
A wall street analysis notes a surge in stock trading created by 24 million shareholders and 21 million shares in one day overwhelms brokers. News cites mismanagement, aging systems, and a paper heavy culture as causes, urging mergers or automation to survive.
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Wall Street
John Cunniff
New York
Exchanges
New York Stock Exchange
Charm Bracelet of Time in Hal Boyle reminiscence
New York AP essay by Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a bracelet of time. It recalls simple pleasures from childhood such as bubbles and mud pies, porch social life, and changing family finances. The piece contrasts past innocence with evolving social norms and notable figures.
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Dad
Kent
Peach juice blinds driver in Niagara Falls crash
Thomas R. Zarcone, 51, of Amherst, was driving a truck when juice from a peach sprayed into his eyes. He lost control, hit a pole, and sustained arm and nose injuries before being treated and released from the hospital.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Thomas R. Zarcoone
Buffalo
Amherst
Zarcone
Machinists Strike at Black Clawson Plant
About 259 machinists from Local 355 of the Machinists Union walked out at the Black Clawson Co plant in Watertown New York in protest after rejecting a proposed contract. The company makes paper making equipment and employs around 700 workers.
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Watertown
N.Y
Black-Clawson Co
Machinists
Black - Clawson
Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago June 19 1918
A 1918 Chronicle notes German food scarcity tactics harming soldiers. Fort Ontario received four piglets and fifty chickens creating pig and chicken sergeants, with a horse head arm badge for a stable sergeant. A modern piggery and chicken coop await new arrivals. The 20th anniversary of Rev. Timothy F. Howard’s ordination was observed at St. Paul’s Church. Mr. and Mrs. James Donovan celebrate birth of a daughter at Oswego Hospital. Irene Handley is Mrs Donovan. Six daughters of Margaret Edmonson carried her coffin to the tomb in Watertown.
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Fort Ontario
Timothy F. Howard
St. Paul’s Church
St Paul’s Church
Patrolman
James Donovan
Oswego Hospital
Donovan
Irene Handley
West Third Street
Watertown
Margaret Edmonson
Italians bombarded and German city ruins after raid
Word of a RAF raid leaves Düsseldorf in ruins while Yankees strike the Italian islands. Police curb pleasure driving with 63 violators reported. Oswego High School students shine with Geometry Regents perfect score by Murene Grigg. Second war class graduates. Rosemary Loschiarro delivers salutatory, Carlton Godkin valedictory. Oswego strawberries sell for 35 cents a quart. Radioman Bartholomew Chery USN dies in Japanese prison camp. Seaman Kosbah reported missing after USS Sims sinks in the Coral Sea.
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Düsseldorf
Germany
RAF
Murene Grigg
Oswego High School
OHS
Rosemary Loschiaro
Carlton Godkin
Oswego
Bartholomew Cherey
USN
Kosbah
Sims
Coral Sea
Germany's Neo Nazi Threat A Test For Prosperity
In Berlin Adolf Von Thadden and the National Democratic Party rise as a feared right wing force. The government cautions that the NPD is a potential danger while Germany enjoys near full employment and stability. Security and social order are central to any political gains. The piece compares German fears to past Nazism and notes the economy as the battleground.
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Andrew Tuully
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Germany
Adolf von Thadden
National Democratic Party
NPD
Temberg
New York State
Stokely Carmichael
Students Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
von Thadden
Bonn
Ministry of the Interior
P Lion
U.S
Today in History June 19 highlights and events
On June 19 notable events across 1810 to recent times are listed. Highlights include Albany Congress in 1754, The Black Hole of Calcutta incident in 1756, Maximilian execution in 1867, the FCC creation in 1934, the Rosenbergs’ 1953 execution, and political shifts in civil rights and foreign policy across decades. The brief notes span Roanoke voyages, Soviet agriculture reforms, and Kosygin’s 1968 call amid broader Cold War context.
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Roanoke
Albany
N.Y
India
Calcutta
Maximilian of
Mexico
Federal Communications Commission
Ethel and
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Ossining
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Alexi Kosygin
Annden
Rockefeller Bill Tightens Outdoor Advertising Rules
Rockefeller signed a bill authorizing New York to regulate billboard and other outdoor advertising along interstate and primary highways aligning with federal beautification provisions. The act would limit types of signs along major routes and counties. He also vetoed a measure to roll back one third of a tax increase on mutual savings institutions enacted earlier this year.
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Rockefeller
New York State
New York
Mutual Savings Institutions
Leos to Test New Fuel System Across City Cars
In Los Angeles ten city cars will undergo a six month test featuring a new fuel tank vaporizer and carburetor to evaluate performance and efficiency.
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Los Angeles
Meteor Crater: World’s first proven meteorite crater
Meteor Crater in Arizona stands as the first scientifically confirmed meteorite impact site. Discovered in the early 20th century, the crater has become a landmark for geologic study and a popular tourist destination.
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Meteor Crater
Ariz
Rates for Oswego and surrounding areas newspaper mail
The notice lists advance year rates of 2600 and half year 33.00 with single copies at 10 cents. Mail rates payable in advance to Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga Co. include 1 year 12.00 6 months 7.00 3 months 4.00 1 month 2.00. All other ads: 1 year 15.00 4 months 8.00 3 months. The Associated Press statement notes local news printed in The Pailedium-Twit.
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Oswego
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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Associated
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