Gall Bladder Removed in Kasperak Heart Case in Palo Alto
In Palo Alto, doctors removed Kasperak's gall bladder after it became engorged with bile and there was internal bleeding. A shaped tube was inserted to drain the common bile duct. Surgeons reported no gall bladder infection and noted liver cell death may be halted, with recovery depending on liver damage. Kasperak, 54, the nation’s only surviving heart transplant recipient, also received a transfusion to cleanse toxins while his new heart showed strong function and no rejection signs.
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Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Hoctots
Mike Kasperak
Fie
Roy Cohn
Levey Peseh
Stanford
Peseh
Kasperak
America
Virginia Mae Hite
Heart Transplant Patient Sees Daughter Amid Recovery
A 58 year old Blaiberg, the first heart transplant patient, greeted his daughter Jill's arrival with a smile as he recovers at Groote Schuur Hospital. Doctors say no further transplant moves will occur until his progress gives clearer guidance for care.
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Africa
UPFI
Philip Dbixiberg
Wie
Jill
Jil
Tel Aviv
Wasero
Kanre
Christiaan Baynaud
Blaiberg
Gms DE
Lileen
Groote Schuur Hospital
Deaths and Funerals In Summersville and Beckley Areas
Death notices and funeral details for Tela Matitila Casselle of Summersville and Margaret J Bennett of Kokomo, with service dates, locations, and survivor lists. Casselle was 9 or 10, widow of Ze Casselle, previously in Mount Hope and Tollotoun. Bennett, 62, had owned Bennett's Provists in Summersville and was linked to St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Kokomo.
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Svs
Margaret J. Bennett
Kokomo
Ind
Stummersville
St John’s
Bennett's Provists i Summersvilla
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Kokoa
Elizabeth Groves
Koko
Mary. Vine
Alain Morrell
Sylmar
Calif
Milton Epstein
Beckley
T. K. Johnson
Florida
Pam
Howard White
Siemensville
Fayetteville woman dies after long illness at local hospital
Blanche Astute, 1890s born in Fayetteville, longtime Baptist Church member, died after more than ten years as a patient at Fayetteville Music Hospital. She was the daughter of Dine and Hell a Bye. survived by brother Frank Byers of Doraby and others. Funeral services at Doritboye Funeral Home planned.
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Blanche Astute
Fayetteville
Dine
Hell
Thus Colton Il Baptist Church
Mer Usted
Charles M Buckland
Rank Byers
Doraby
NS. Feevell
Ale Thomas Tie
Pees
Doritboye Funeral Haye Im Payattevine
Obituary notices from Oak Hill and surrounding areas
The notice reports multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Grace Williams 67 of Oak Hill dies after illness. services at Meadows Funeral Parlor in Hinton. Aub Hatcher 52 of Detroit formerly Neckley dies in Detroit hospital. services at Rose and Quesenberry Manor Home. Grover C Bennett 82 of Pax dies after heart attack. service at Long Branch Methodist Church. Clarence family details, survivors, and memorials listed across entries.
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Meicesters
Grace Williams
Oak Hill
Jene H
Oak
AML Methodist Church
Charles
Charles Ray Gerryxy
Barwyn Heights
Browher
Aub Hatcher
Detroit
Mich
Cornerly
Neckley
Weta
Grover C. Bennett
Long Branch Methodist
Homer Hiur
Willis Branch
Cargo
Paw
Bennett
Methodist Church
Green County
Temn
Pearl
Mobert
Fort Wayns
Ind
Robert
Norfolk
Daugters
Mildred “Maynor
Truevinkd
Billie Warrell
Norfalk
Midge Gilpin
Aberdeen
Xaven
Fig Tyee
Mount Tope
George Shuck
Frank Willliam
Homer Ale
Jock Moors
Cerbett Bailey
Robert Hrown
Sherman Foster
Robert Jun ‘Patey
Herman Davis
Vietnam War update from North Vietnam air battles
U S pilots claim reduce Viet Minh threat amid air war reports of a downed American plane the 38th shot down by MiGs in dogfights and 103 MiGs shot by American pilots. Spokesmen disclose ambushes near Saigon Marines wounded and 4 killed while a coastal ambush disrupted supply lines. In monthlong operations lowland clearings continue with 24 guerrillas killed and 42 captured. American losses cited as 2 killed and 90 wounded.
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North Vietnm
Air Force
Sal
Leatherneck
Wumthiwestern
Seth Vietnins
Colunon
South Vietnam
Daka
Saigon
U.S
Congress Opens War Taxes And City Problems In Election Year Start
Congress opens a war and tax oriented session facing city problems as vacancies appear. Senate and House leaders weigh agenda including urban aid, welfare reform, and open housing to address war on poverty and budget pressures ahead of November elections.
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Congress
Cain
Senate
Leo
Bep
Jala Bell
Suvee
Valiants
Aevomes
Mipsissigyi
Jamsoy
Rover
T-Linelead
Willy
Mills
Johan
Smaller Surtax Urged Settle For Less To Get Tax Boost
Washington political chatter centers on tax policy as analysts argue for a smaller surtax and delayed 10 percent levy. Figures from the University of Minnesota and a former White House adviser advocate restraint to avoid market turmoil and keep government programs funded. The debate touches on highway funding, defense costs, and broader economic stability if a larger tax increase is postponed or scaled back.
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Wasiing'ton
UNI
Abe
NBC
Muang
Congress
Urbay Ehimeaa
Midwet
Gwenline
Now's The Time To Stop Bombing Says Mansfield
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urges an immediate halt to U S bombing of North Vietnam to test if Communists truly seek peace. He argues stopping the raids could elicit formal talks promised by Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Phu Trong, contrasting Hanoi's earlier statement that talks could begin after bombing ends.
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Vimched
Eloakrooms
Nick
Mike Mansfield
Montly
United Press Internations
Ithe
Lillie
Kecwuda Cave
Ohmson
Mannsfield
Johnson
Washington Culi
Senate
U.S
North Vietnam
Montana
Nguyen Poy Trinh
Hanoi
Sini
Gooper
GOP Mornign
Trinh
Mansfield
ABS
Nas Adewels
Vicinas
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Taos
Abrahina
Ribloff
D Cort
Weather and road conditions disrupt West Virginia travel
Roads on the Turnpike are snow covered but like to be passable with a 35 mph limit. Train and bus services to Beckley run about on schedule. Beckley airport aims to open by Tuesday. Piedmont flights cut. Ski slopes report 12 to 44 inches of packed snow, open tonight pending repairs. Weather Bureau notes deep snow in multiple counties and explains packing and blowing snow lowered depths.
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T Ad
West Virgina
Dunpike
Turnpike
Willant
Beckley
Greyhound Bus Lines
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railway
Herb Alley
Raleigh County
Piedmont
A. Fray Lilly
Paul Sanna
Bald Knob
Sanna
Beckley Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
Charleston
Duntington
Thooras
Rawleburg
Preston County
Noewhontas County
Romney Dumped By Johnson In New Hampshire
Michigan governor Romney faced a symbolic setback during a New Hampshire campaign stop. Reporters noted a snowmobile ride by Lacinia Chamber of Commerce official James Wilson and a Johnson branded vehicle as a momentary stumble in the presidential primary race.
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Lagunia
Min
Seorge Romney
Michigan
Johnson Today
Ims
Romney
Lacania
New Itampshire
Johnson
Lacinie Vhamber of Commerce
James Wilson
Washington church yearbook shows slow membership gain
The United States church membership growth remains modest per the 196% Yearbook of American Churches published by the National Council of Churches. Data drawn from 241 denominations suggests gains lag behind population growth, with figures unclear and not necessarily current.
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Washington
United States
Te National Comet of Churches
Patus Henras
Tampos
Mathias
U.S
William ‘Tampos
Istate
Wheeling
UPT
Del
Tempost
Tosmar Johnson
Jenista
A. Cherly
West Virginia
Randy
Bureau
Edgar Geiger
Kedroar
Johnson
Laos war reports widen as forces clash near Luang Prabang
A persistent civil war in Laos with clashes in the Plaine des Jarres region and near Luang Prabang intensifies. reports say Premier Son Van Phouna and King Savang Vatthiya met amid renewed Commun ist offensives in northern Laos supported by North Vietnamese units. Airstrikes damaged facilities including an airfield near Luang Prabang and civilian casualties were reported as the conflict spills from border areas toward the capital region.
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Novkerat
Plaine Hes Jarres
Laos
Southietnam
Sonvanox Phouna
Luang Prabang
Savang Vatthiya
Nko
Nai Fae
Avang
Nam Rac
Che Ling Lrabang
Naw Bac
Army says few deserters not a big problem
Military officials described U S Army deserters in Europe as a "rotten few" who flee Vietnam duty for asylum in Sweden and France. Spokesmen said most deserters are not representative of broader attitudes and that only a handful have deserted among about 200,000 troops stationed in Europe. Several cases of asylum requests and minor disciplinary records were noted, with officials stressing the policy of not sending soldiers to Vietnam.
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Phot
OTM EY
UPD
UWS
Han
Vietnam
Avy
Uf Europe
United Weeks International
Gls
Swervn
France
Seourk Mavilal
Europa
Gaid
Ailiiuile
Vistar Adeiey
Svokesmets
Ate Doxet
Mae Dyriy
William Parcell
Fawn
Tay
Edward XK
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Pyt. Joseph
Norwoor
South San Gabiel
Maing
State GI Victim Morgantown Mentioned Dead in Vietnam
A family in Morgantown has been notified of the death of Jeffrey Sleaface a local serviceman. He suffered chest wounds in Vietnam while serving with a unit listed as Stationed near the Mekong Delta. He was a member of the woodmen’s association.
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Morgantown
Cre
Jeffrey Sleaface
Star City
Bnen
Vietnan
St'afece
Mekong Delta
Wnodienl
News In Brief Of Today's World Worldwide excerpts and notes
Wire dispatches describe a string of brief items from around the globe and United States. A discussion of foreign aid cuts to reduce deficits is noted by Armed Services Committee member Schweiker. Madeleine Wartek Miss World 1967, resurfaces amid regional tensions. A Pennsylvanial unrest matter reports sun exposure injuries at a college. The Pennsylvania Electoral Conference for Peace ends with calls for peace minded congressional candidates.
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Scindal of
Negroes Sa
Sehay
Kpa
Aanevicaa
Jorvicenieh
Schweiker
Armed Services Committee
Bob None
Madeleine Warteg
Ex Trenists
Peru
Fernaria Belmindo
Offerals
William J. Adlev
Pennsylvania Electoral Conference For Peace Sunt Freeda
Sen
Clack
Thieu Advocates Central Role in Peace Efforts in Vietnam
The article reports Thieu arguing Vietnam should lead peace efforts and play a central role in negotiations with North Vietnam. He opposes unconditional bombing by the United States and urges all sides to halt aggression before terms for peace are set. Observers note the U S should avoid sidelining Vietnam.
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Saipou
Vietnam
Shien
Uniti
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Greenbrier Girl Killed by Car. Driver Charged
A Greenbrier County girl was struck and killed by a car while walking at night. Police identified the driver as Robbie C. Sulphenson, 87, of Maleryon, and charged him with manslaughter as investigators assess the scene and timings.
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Ansel
Greenbrice
Wml
Maushiuphiter
Aauive Mefinbaueh
Willy
HM Vollew
Robbie Coc Sulphenson
Maleryon
Brennan Fills His Post Ever Given Brennan Fills His Post
Vatican City reports Francis Cardinal Brennan, an American prelate, named head of the Congregation for the Sacraments replacing Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella 88. The reshuffle places Brennan among a more progressive papal cabinet as part of a broader top-level Vatican reform.
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Vatican City
Francis
Brennan
Troma Curia
Vatican
Carding
Benedett
Aloisi Masella
Lource
Vatican accepts resignations of two cardinals in a week
The Pope announced the resignations of Masella and Testa. This follows a wave of leadership changes in the Curia as 27 new cardinals named by the Pope in September take up roles, with replacements named for key posts.
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Aul
Masella
Testa
Mrennan Jel de Furtenberg
Nevy
Namal
Dope Fauk
Hint
de Brenna
Shenandoah
Affales
Chom
Sarnath
Dial de Rarteborg
Datelvesman
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Taday
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Frank
Ney Heights
Tolloxtoun
Casselle Aeweri
Chavel
Ze Cassella
Agrom ‘Very
Mountje Hope
Mrs. M. Bennett
Urs
Buckland
M. G. Wittions
Jesse Frazier
Tordessey
Swedee
Ona Meadows
Hinton
A. Gatton
Freddion
Hestwood Memorial Estates
Whitsier
Minton
Glos Smiily
Ryeigh
Suanmers
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mimberhand
Railway Carman of America
Brooklyn Methodist Church
Aud Young Brazier
Hilldale
James BP
Maxine Williams
Uhnli
Kenneth
Gladys) Folork
Dan
Niwitz
Massie
Seavert Srangchichen
Aubery Hatcher
Grover Bennett
Eugene Chapman
Warren
Chapmay
Oak Cail
Lone Teanel
Tyrer Funeral Home
Oak Will
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Babler Serpe
Rick Coal
Fhone
Acommmch
Fran Pageney
Tate
Heller
MMI
Hetley
Mellor
Uned
Wukougne
Fesuy Nam Bae Ty Liong Prati
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Bator
Souvanna Jey
Fyon
Muong Yul
Mangat
Tha Ty
Gia Sant
Nanak
Yo Chi Minh Wail
Nan Ray
Pathet Tan
A. Auslan
Thieu
Thier
Republic of Vietowie
Ani
Caine
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