Saigon Battle Ends as Allied Forces Crush Communist Offensive
UPI reports U S and South Vietnamese troops said they smashed the Communist spring offensive against Saigon killing or capturing more than 33 000 fighters. Generals claimed the battle for the capital is over with guerrillas routed and scatted remnants pursued. The report notes heavy Allied air and artillery support and the city left badly damaged with large refugee numbers and civilian casualties.
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Vietnam
Weyant
Bruce Palmer
M.D
Red” Fuller
Sioux Falls
Priest latest heart recipient in Paris transplant feat
A 45-year-old Paris priest became the 14th person in medical history to receive a heart transplant. The six hour operation at Broussais Hospital used a donor heart from a 39-year-old man. Other recipients in Houston and London were reported as doing well.
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United Press International
Paris
Houston
London
Paris’ Broussais
L'Aurore
Charles DiBost
France
Clovis Roblin
Joseph Eli ‘Reynes
Berg
John M
Stuckwish
Alpine
Tex
St. Luke's Hospital
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Denton Cooley
Tomas
West
House pushes bill to reorganize industrial injury pay
The Arizona House Republican majority caucused to clear its industrial commission reorganization bill for a floor vote. Two committee versions exist with 3 or 5 member commissions and appeals routes to the Court of Appeals. Senate hearings began as action awaited in the chamber.
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UPI
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Industrial Commission
House Rules Committee
Stan~ Turley
Maricopa
Senate
State Court of Appeals
Bomb mishap delays filming Battle of Britain near Dover
On the Dover cliffs during the shooting of The Battle of Britain a cameraman stepped on a real World War II bomb. Experts disposed of the unexploded ordnance and filming will resume today.
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England
UPI
Britain
Miners Help Rescue After Gauley No. 8 Mine Disaster
Survivors who crawled to safety on a conveyor belt joined rescuers in pumping and blasting to reach 10 miners missing since a flood at Gauley Goal and Coke Co No 8 mine in Hominy Falls West Virginia. Pumps run at 3 800 gallons a minute as water is drained from the pit.
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UPI
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Tiearby
Gauley Goal & Coke Co
Rudd
H.E. Sundstrom
Maust Coal’ Co
Gauley
Gauley Tunnel
Ottie_Walton_Jr
Emperor Selassie Flys to Australia After Indonesia Visit
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia travels to Australia following a week long state visit to Indonesia. A local security guard accidentally fired at Selassie’s plane during the Indonesian leg, lightly damaging one of the aircraft’s panels.
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UPI
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Ethiopia
Australia
Indonesia
Strikes and Student Protests Roil Paris on De Gaulle Anniversary
Millions join a 24 hour general strike while over 200000 students parade through Paris in a left bank Latin Quarter protest aimed at pressuring President Charles de Gaulle as North Vietnam peace talks open. Utilities and transport falter. government offices vacant. unions and student groups unite in a show of force on his ten year return to power.
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Saigon
Julian Evel
9Th Fantry
Gis
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United States
Paris
Fred C. Weyant
UPI
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de ‘Gaulle
France
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de Gaullé
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FDA Warning Tightens Use of Chloramphenicol Antibiotic
The FDA issued a new advisory to doctors and hospital administrators urging restraint in using chloramphenicol due to risks of fatal blood diseases. It recommends hospitalization for blood monitoring during treatment, cautions against use in pregnancy and lactation, and notes an estimated fatal aplastic anemia risk between one in 24 200 and one in 40 500 patients based on two dosage levels. The estimate relies on a 1967 California Medical Association and State Public Health report.
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California Medical Association
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Altitude record attempt by Womack in Piper Comanche 400
Phoenix UPI report states test pilot Tick Womack of AiResearch will try to set a new single engine turboprop altitude record this week aiming for 43 200 feet in a Piper Comanche 400 with a Garrett AiResearch TPE 331 engine. Womack 47 lives at 5748 E Mockingbird Lane and his aircraft must climb at least three percent higher than the current 31 73 foot French record, having unofficially topped 40 000 feet already.
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UPI
Tick Womack
AiResearch Manufacturing Co
Womack
France
AtResearch
Burglary Strikes Home Of Charles Kingen
Police report a color television valued at 550 dollars was stolen from the home of Charles Kingen 6846 Windsor. The break in occurred between 6 a.m. Saturday and 12 p.m. Sunday while Kingen, an air lines pilot, was away. A neighbor found a rear arcadia door forced open and notified police. No arrests have been made.
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Windsor
an_airlines
Arcadia
Arizona Weather Turns Snowy In Northern Mountains
Cold air and scattered rain drop into Arizona with moisture returning Tuesday. Snow accumulations reached about two inches near Flagstaff and light snow fell in mountains near Kingman. Temperatures ranged from the 20s in northern elevations to the 40s and 50s in the desert as showers dwindle tonight.
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Arizona
Flagstaff
Kingman
Molgollon Rim
White Mountains
Weather Bureau
Breast augmentation by surgery and implants discussed by Dr. Alvarez
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez notes no hormone can greatly enlarge breasts and cautions against silicone injections due to FDA concerns. He describes implant techniques and a future vision for restoring breast shape after cancer surgery, compares past prostate surgery advances, and cites abortion attitudes from a poll. He offers a booklet on enlarged prostate gland and requests 25 cents with a stamped envelope.
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Able. Food and Drug. Administration
Washington
Medical World News
Alvarez
Walter C. Alvarez
Dept. SA
Des Moines
Iowa
Obituaries of Harger Sullins and Galusy in Scottsdale area
Obituary notices report Robert H. Harger 65 of Scottsdale dies at Baptist Hospital with wife Leota and three daughters among survivors. Service set at Green Acres 11 a.m. with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Helen Galusy 76 of Scottsdale dies at Baptist Hospital, survived by daughter Helen Duca and two sons Teven R. and John, funeral Mass at St. Theresa’s and burial in Host Lindsey. Lindsey H. Sullins 72 of Scottsdale dies at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home, survived by son Joel, two sisters and six grandchildren, services at Heritage Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in Cartersville Ga.
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