Whos In News Three Heart Transplants Reported Dead
Three heart transplant patients died within 24 hours reducing survivors with borrowed hearts to 33. Leroy Cumbie of Robstown Texas died at Houston's Methodist Hospital. Russia's first heart transplant patient a 25 year old woman died 33 hours after the procedure. In Valparaiso Chile seamstress Maria Penaloza 25 died of a brain infection after receiving a new heart June 28.
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Houston
Methodist Hospital
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Russia
Valparaiso
Chile
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Jorge Kaplan
Wrong McCarthy Scratched Votes in Muskingum County Race
Robert L. Mc Carty of Zanesville may seek a recount after unofficial results show Democrat McCarty trailing incumbent Republican Richard E. Bridwell by 135 votes. McCarty alleges precinct workers scratched his votes in a bid to favor Bridwell amid a larger write in controversy surrounding Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy. The county board found 46 McCarty votes uncounted, widening Bridwell’s lead to 89, with an official tally pending. Julie Nixon returns to Smith College amid campaign involvement and engagement to David Eisenhower.
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Minnesota
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Richard M. Nixon
Smith College
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Armherst College
Amherst
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cure-All Peddler Charged in False Advertising Case
Los Angeles authorities charged radio evangelist Curtis Howe Springer with 65 counts of false advertising and misrepresentation. Arrested at his Mojave Desert health resort, he posted bail after a warrant from the California Bureau of Foods and Drugs. Springer ran a daily program claiming cures and sold health foods that inspectors say are simply foods, with claims making them drugs. The U S Bureau of Land Management seeks damages and back rent for a 24 year use of 12 000 acres tied to the resort attracting many visitors.
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Curtis Howe Springer
Springer
California Bureau of Food and Drugs
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Mojave Desert
Charles Duggie
United States
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Calinfornia
Canada
STOLIFT ER Lands Near 300 Foot Mark at Santa Barbara Test
The eight passenger STOLifter built by Conroy Aircraft of Santa Barbara shot skyward and landed within 300 feet of its aim during a Thursday test. The modified Cessna 337 Skymaster features high lift devices and slow takeoff speeds under 50 mph, with a top speed near 250 mph. Designers tout flexible low altitude flights from small ports connected to a commuter network to reduce traffic, and the craft may also serve cargo with a price around 85,010 dollars.
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Santa Barbara
Conroy Aircraft
Murder charge filed in slaying of Ramon Novarro
Paul Robert Ferguson 22 and his younger brother Thomas Scott Ferguson 17 were arrested after investigators linked them to the North Hollywood homicide of former silent film star Ramon Novarro. Paul pleaded innocent to murder and robbery charges. a preliminary hearing was set for Nov. 15.
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Hollywood Hills
Ferguson
Thomas Scott Ferguson
Los Angeles
Vermont Avenue
Bell Gardens
S. Eastern Ave
Paul
Round Lake
Chicago
Pioneer 9 Launch Spacecraft Reports Solar Weather
The United States sent Pioneer 9 into solar orbit to monitor solar radiation storms for warning Apollo crews. A 4 pound hitchhiker satellite mirrored Apollo 8 signaling and rehearsed ground tracking for the December mission.
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UPL
United States
Earth
Robert Gray
Women Admitted to Caltech in 1978 Coeducation Plan
Caltech president Dr Jee A DuBridge announced the board approved making the school coeducational starting fall 1978 or 1979 with housing plans pending. The institute has admitted women to graduate study since 1953 and currently about 6 percent of new undergraduates are women.
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UPI
California Institute of Technology
Jee A. DuBridge
Caltech
DuBridge
Callech
Derailments Injure Dozens On Derailed Trains
Two separate rail incidents left six cars derailed near an unnamed location and a Penn Central train derailment near Kokomo injuring four. One incident involved an open switch vandalism suspected by police, while the other was linked to a collision with a switch out of line after a prior automobile incident. Injured were treated at nearby hospitals with varying conditions reported.
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