Patient Recovers After Groundbreaking Heart Transplant
Capetown doctors report Louis Washkansky shows good progress after receiving a donor heart last Sunday. A brief wobble in the transplanted heart was observed during a radiotherapy session, but overall condition remains strong with improving appetite and continued close monitoring.
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Capetown
South Africa
UPI
Louis Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
Washkansky
Jaymen
Barnard
Gald - Washkansky
First US heart transplant attempt ends in infant death
Surgeons at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn led by Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz tried to transplant a heart into a two and a half week old baby. The infant died six and a half hours after surgery. Names of the infants and families were not released.
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Frederick M. Winship
New York
UPI
America
South Africa
Adrian Kantrowilcz
U.S
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Kantrowitz
Maimonides
Philadelphia
Trash men do good job in Butler lawsuit
Pama Worden sued the city claiming trash collectors took her luggage by mistake after they picked up trash near her car. She says the incident involved municipal workers who were “too good” at their job.
Former convict hunted in airman slaying near Williams AFB
Police hunt William H. Hull 25 years old for questioning in the murder of Airman 1C Herbert Murphy 21. Hull’s estranged wife Dixie Kay Hull 20 was questioned and released. Murphy was shot in a car outside a tavern. an inquest will be held in Scottsdale.
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Tempe
UPI
Willams Afb
William H. Hull
C. Herbert Rt. Murphy
North Arlington
N.J
Hull
Dixie Kay
Murphy
David T. Silcox
Scottsdale Justice Court
Baptist Hospital
Tonalea Tonale a drives eye screening and charity events
Arizona volunteers from the Society for the Prevention of Blindness tested Tonalea first graders and found a case of amblyopia. Scottsdale team members led by Mrs. Don Phillips organized the effort at Tonalea School with more plans for January testing and a call for volunteers. The column also notes a Christmas program at Tonalea School and various Scout and church activities in the community.
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Arizona
Society For the Prevention of Blindness
E. Osborn
Phoenix
Tonalea
Don Phillips
Cypress
Salt River Indian Reservation
Charles Biggs
ASPB
Scottsdale
Martha 8. Plenert
George Dickinson
Dave Richards
Richard M. Lesiak
E. Almeria
Scotisdale
Mussle
Tonalea School
Oak
Sanford Felhus
Richard Childers
Indian rights bill approved for 600000 American Indians
Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill of rights for American Indians on reservations. The measure would extend Bill of Rights protections to Indians under tribal laws and require the Interior Department to draft a model tribal code while barring state jurisdiction over tribal criminal or civil actions without tribal consent.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Interior Department
Miracle of Roses pageant to be staged in Scottsdale
The 14th annual Miracle of Roses pageant will be Sunday at 4 p.m. in Scottsdale High School Auditorium. James Sexton plays Juan Diego and Rubi Corral portrays the Virgin of Guadalupe in a new format with actors delivering lines. No admission charge. A candlelight procession will go from Scottsdale High School to Los Olivos Restaurant after the performance.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
James Sexton
Juan Diego
Rubi Corral
Owen da Silva
O.F.M
Phoenix
Friends of Mexican Art
Judson School Art Department
Los Olivos
Seottsdale High School
Los Olivos Patio
Second St
Collice Porinoff
Patricia Benton
Jack Ross
Burglars Target Phoenix Post Office Vault
Police and postal inspectors hunted burglars who drilled into a northeast Phoenix Post Office substation vault and stole about 44 000 in stamps and cash. They entered through a side door and injured an 18 inch hole in the vault wall before opening the vault with an emergency handle. The total value may rise as sender values are located.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert Deyo
Devo
Deyo
Sgi
Doo Stiiman
The Doctor of Common Cold by Dr Walter C Alvarez
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant notes interferon as a hopeful virus blocker but cites challenges in producing enough for mass protection. He praises opium derived remedies Cadeine plus papaverine for beginning colds, discusses addiction risks, and urges etiquette to reduce airborne spread.
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de Quincey
Harold Wiel
Diehl
Lawrence Kolb
Columbia University
U.S
America
France
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Tonto
Arizona State Hospital
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Ed Wilkes
George Collum
Tonta
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Mayo Clinic
Mgna Clark
Paul Siands
Indian School Rd
Old Scottsdale Ra
California
Royal Senate
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Royalwere Mill
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Scottsdale Rd
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