Cooley Claims Honesty in Mechanical Heart Case Trial
In Houston and Key Biscayne reports from UPI, Dr. Cooley and Dr. Liotta face suit from Shirley Karp widow over the artificial heart implant that followed donor shortage. Testimony describes patient Jim Karp's awareness of donor absence and pressures to proceed, with claims of candor about the device and outcomes. The case cites the controversial use of an experimental artificial heart and related medical and political context surrounding the trial.
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Connally Mission Tour Expands Across Asia and Beyond
Shanistan officials note Wu statements on U S wheat aid totaling 208000 tons to ease food shortages. Connally plans a month long visit to South Vietnam Cambodia Singapore New Delhi Islamabad and Tehran. He skips Europe due to scheduling issues and left Washington on June 6 after touring Latin America.
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Court halts wiretapping in domestic security cases
The Supreme Court ruled that prior judicial approval is required for wiretaps in domestic security matters. The ruling directs Attorney General Kleindienst to end electronic surveillance in conflicts with the decision and to work with Congress on guidelines. Lawrence Plamondon’s case involved a CIA office bombing in Ann Arbor, with records sought of surveilled activity.
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China closes southern ports to Soviet war supply ships
London AP reports that China has closed its southern ports to Soviet ships carrying war supplies for North Vietnam while allowing other Communist vessels to dock. The move stems from Beijing’s view that Moscow risks Washington’s goodwill by challenging Nixon’s mining of North Vietnamese harbors. Diplomats say Moscow portrays China’s stance as a shift toward flexible international policy, with Beijing accusing Moscow of tacitly accepting the mining and pressuring for a political settlement to the Vietnam War.
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