Cooley resigns at Baylor amid artificial heart dispute
The Houston Fest reports Dr. Denton A. Cooley resigned from Baylor College of Medicine’s clinical staff after controversy over the artificial heart implant. Cooley denies the resignation while Baylor board chair L. F. McCollum confirms it. The move would sever ties with Baylor and related institutes, amid grafting and transplant debates from 1969.
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Denton A. Cooley
Baylor College of Medicine
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L. F. McCollum
Baylor Board of Trustees
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Texas Heart Institute
St. Luke’s Hospital
Haskell Karp
Karp
Vater
National Institute of Health
Michael E le+ bakey
Institute
Alaska Opens Bids for Fast Rich Oil Fields
Alaska begins bidding on 450,858 acres of Arctic oil leases expected to fetch around 1 billion dollars. Gov Miller says bids must meet state value with bonus offers possible. bidders include major oil companies gathered at Anchorage arena to seal deals. jet ready to fly to New York with winning checks.
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Arctic
Keith Miller
New York
Further Pullouts Seen in Viet War by U S and Saigon
Reports from Saigon describe top level talks suggesting further U.S. troop withdrawals and a scaled down allied military effort after the Ho Chi Minh cease-fire. Abrams met with Nguyen van Thieu as Washington prepared for a Nixon administration briefing on Vietnam.
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Ho Chi Minh
Samuel D. Berger
U.S. and Saigon reject Viet Cong Paris parley date
The United States and South Vietnam rejected a Viet Cong proposal to hold a Vietnam peace conference session on Friday stating the date was not convenient. Allies proposed the next meeting for Saturday September 13, the day after President Nixon’s policy meeting in Washington.
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Nixon
Washington
Warden Tanis assaulted by women prisoners in Paterson jail
John Tanis, 67, warden of Passaic County Jail, suffered multiple bruises and a scalp wound requiring six stitches after being mobbed by women prisoners. The incident began when a matron removed a female prisoner for causing a disturbance, triggering a sitdown strike in the central compound with about a dozen inmates.
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John Tanis
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Conservatives rally behind Baker to lead Senate Republicans
A strong conservative coalition and Younger lawmakers backed Sen. Howard H. Baker of Tennessee to succeed Everett Dirksen as Senate Republican leader. The push drew support from Dole, Gurney, Packwood, and Stevens, while contenders included Hruska and Scott with Baker seen as a front runner.
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Robert. Packwood
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