Blaiberg Dismissed Goes Home After Transplant
Philip Blaiberg the survivor of a heart transplant walks out of Groote Schuur Hospital into sunlight declaring he is very well and home is the main thing Dr Christiaan Barnard who led the operation on Blaiberg and Louis Washkansky plans another transplant soon Blaiberg will live in semi isolation at his Kenilworth home for about a month with thrice weekly checkups at Groote Schuur Hospital
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Blaiberg
Chrisetiaan Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Barnard
Clive Haupt
Kenelworth
Groote Schuur
Royal couple honored at Gala Evening of Musical Theater
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attended a Rainbow Room Gala in New York with about 400 socialites and performers. The event featured Peter Duchin's orchestra, salmon and steak, and acts by Jack Cassidy Shirley Jones Dionne Warwick Lisa Kirk Tony Randall Richard Harris and George Grizzard. Fashion highlighted male and female styles, with Grizzard in a blue uniform and notable jewelry.
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New York
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Peter Duchin
Jack Cassidy
Shirley Jones
Dionne Warwick
Lisa Kirk
Tony Randall
Richard Harris
George Grizzard
Doug Fairbanks
Susan Stein
Grizzard
Kenneth Lane
Miss Stein
11th Whacks VC Near Quang Ngai As Drive Continues Around Saigon
U S infantrymen fighting through rice paddies and sand dunes northeast of Quang Ngai City killed 128 Viet Cong guerrillas in today’s engagement. Two company sweep, helicopter support, and artillery marked the clash as part of Saigon center operations. U S casualties not disclosed as forces remained in contact. total enemy deaths in the operation rose to 394 with 83 detainees in six days. American losses stood at 27 killed and 213 wounded. government troops reportedly had light casualties.
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Quang Ngai
Saigon
U.S
11Th Light Infantry Brigade
Quang Ngai City
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Thu Duc
Quyet Thang
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regment
25Th Division
Tan Son Nhut
Mekong Delta
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Can Tho
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Dak
Central Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Do Son
Kien An
Yen Bai
Hon Gat
Haiphong
Japan Debates War Posture After Pueblo and Viet Cong Attacks
Tokyo faces a political crisis as the Pueblo seizure and Viet Cong assaults push Japan toward defending its no war constitution. Prime Minister Sato resists bold moves while factions push for military rearmament and Okinawa base questions. U.S. bombers bolster Okinawa as Tokyo weighs nuclear stockpiles and alliance dynamics amid Vietnam turmoil.
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Tokyo
South Vietnam
North Korea
Sions
Asia
Japan
Vietnam
Eisaku Sato
Sato
U.S
Red China
Liberal Democratic Party
Tadao Kuraishi
North Japan Sea
Kuraishi
Okinawa
United States
Khe Sanh
Guam
China
Hiroshima
Delegates Tour Erotic Temples on Indian Rail Adventure
Delegates from the U N Conference on Trade and Development and staff joined a weekend excursion from New Delhi to Khajuraho. A special 12 car train featured a dining car amid fast transfers and crowded dining, with late dinner, early morning arrival, and a 62 mile bus ride to the famed Hindu temples.
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Khajuraho
India
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
New Delhi
Indian Railways
Ministry of Tourism
Harpaipur
Harpalpur
They Want To Stay Out Of It
Salina Kansas AP. Attorney General Robert Sonderholm told graduates at KU training school that citizens increasingly refuse to aid law enforcement. He warned officers must fight crime with less public help, noting 1968 measures to professionalize police including Hutchinson training center, statewide communications network, and Civil Service for the Bureau of Investigation.
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Salina
Kan
Robert Sonderholm
Sonderholm
University of Kansas
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Civil Service
Proposed refresher tests for private pilots sparks debate
Washington AP reports 400000 private pilots face potential periodic refresher courses and proficiency tests though 23,000 airline pilots and 130000 commercial pilots already undergo regular checks. FAA cites accidents from 1966 with 2469 pleasure-flying incidents and 712 fatalities, but many pilots oppose new rules. Public reaction includes questions about whether professionals in other fields must prove ongoing competence.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
William F. McKee
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