Second human heart transplant reported in New York
New York report states the second human heart transplant in history was performed today at Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn. Lead surgeon Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz allegedly conducted the operation, with early notes uncertain on outcome.
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Husband sought in shooting in Tempe
William Henry Hull, 25, is the subject of a statewide search in the fatal shooting of airman Herbert R. Murphy, 21, outside the Melody Lounge. His wife Dixie Kay Null, 20, was questioned and released. The coroner's jury viewed Murphy's body as the inquest was continued to December 15 in Scottsdale.
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Transplant pioneer Kantrowitz lauds South African heart case
In Cape Town doctors expect 55 year old Washkansky to survive after a heart transplant. In the US Dr. Kantrowitz, surgical director at Marmonihes, notes six centers ready for transplants and cites 200 dog heart experiments and 115+ papers. He spoke at the New York Academy of Sciences.
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American College of Cardiology
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Montefiore
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Journal of Biomedical Materials Research
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New York Academy of Sciences
Senate Debates Tax Bills in Second Arizona Special Session
The Arizona Senate set first reading for a dozen tax and school finance bills amid a mid session rush. House Republicans pressed to floor votes on their package while both chambers outline education bills and tax adjustments to raise about 60 million for schools.
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Zier zoning bid rejected by city council
Mr and Mrs William Zier lost their fight to rezone 12 lots from single family to multiple family use at 2035 N 71st St to Oak St Viel The council denied the request after a four year struggle and noted no deal with the city occurred The meeting also handled a liquor license transfer for William DePew at 2003 N Scottsdale Rd requiring about 700 in fees and December 9 payment to forward to the state agency
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City approves teen dancehall license under new ordinance
City council granted the first teen age dancehall license at 1401 N 75th St to Svotisdate Entertainment Inc with no objections. The firm is led by James Wiggins Julian C Hiatt and W Stephen Wagner.
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Scottsdale Bond Defeat Shocks Educators
Scottsdale voters rejected a $1,380,000 school bond for Mohave Elementary crowding relief, with 4,000 property owners voting across 101 polling places. A $1,290,000 new K–B elementary and a $900,000 expansion site purchase also failed, while Mohave backed a $1,200,000 bond by about 70 percent.
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Scottsdale Council weighs raises for mayor and council
The Scottsdale city council voted to place a salary raise discussion on the December 19 agenda. If approved, the mayor would rise from 400 to 600 dollars a month and council members from 200 to 300, taking effect when the new term begins in April 1960.
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Tempe
Glendale
Scottsdale
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Tims
Wednesday in the News United Press International
A brief roundup from United Press International covering notable events and brief items. Highlights include political updates, economic notes, and cultural happenings across regions, with quick summaries of developments and statements from officials and organizations.
Viet Cong Attacks Kill 121 Montagnard Tribesmen
Viet Cong extremists ravaged two villages killing 121 Montagnard tribesmen and many women and children. James Magee of the U S Public Affairs office said many dead were women and children and some missing or kidnapped.
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U N Ambassadors Rumored Resignation Met with Denial
Unconfirmed reports circulate that Arthur Goldberg may resign as U.N. ambassador to join a New York law firm. Goldberg’s office says there is not a shred of truth. The White House denies a resignation but won't comment on fresh quitting reports. Governor Wham y plans out of state meetings in Miami and New Orleans for GOP and oil and gas discussions.
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Phoenix
Jack Whamy
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