Heart Ethics Probed by AHA Panel on Transplants
A seven member panel of physicians and surgeons defended heart transplants while cautioning against mass adoption and urging attention to ethical issues. The American Heart Association plans a ethics committee to guide restrictions and patient protections amid ongoing uncertainties.
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Patient Lapses Into Semi-Coma After Transplant
Palo Alto California UPI reports Mike Kasperak aged 54 who received a housewife's heart last week in America's first adult heart transplant and fourth worldwide lapsed into a semi coma. Doctors cite liver failure due to excessive bilirubin as the cause and describe his condition as critical.
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Saigon Police End Strike by Forcing Workers Back
Saigon police used armed force to regain power plant operation, arresting six union leaders after an inconclusive bargaining session. The six leaders face inciting a strike while other workers and dock employees joined in sympathy actions.
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Las Vegas trio accused in slot machine cheating ring
Clark County officers held Vern Ray Boley his wife Onita Nadine Boley and William George Carnie on charges they ran a school for slot machine cheaters and skimmed earnings. Investigators say several strip hotel machines were tampered with and up to 15 others may be involved. A cheater using spoons and gafts could earn about 400 dollars daily.
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Surveyor 7 Digs Furrow and Captures Moon Photos
Surveyor 7 on the moon near Tycho crater digs a one foot furrow with its steel tipped claw and gathers rock samples. The craft’s television camera takes more than 6,000 pictures as the gold plated chemical soil analyzer operates. Scientists at JPL report smooth performance as they monitor data from the solar powered lander ahead of manned lunar missions by late 1969.
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U.S. Forces Launch Akron V Push Near Saigon
U S troops report first major contact in a two pronged Saigon drive as 9th Infantry Division units engage near Saigon. American air strikes hit targets from Hanoi to the China border and near Hoa Binh and Hoa Lee bases as part of coordinated offenses against Viet Cong sanctuaries.
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Half of Town Is Evacuated After Train Derailment
In Chadbourn North Carolina about 1500 residents evacuated when 12 boxcars with explosives derailed one mile north of town. Army demolition experts set a 4000 foot clearance zone while police reported calm, no panic, as the damaged train traveled with a 100 car consist and three diesel engines nearby.
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Congress to Meet In Mood Hostile To LBS Program
The second session of the 90th Congress convenes with a hostile mood toward the LBS program. The agenda includes a looming fiscal crisis, the Vietnam War, crime, riots and urban blight amid an election year.
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Johnson faces difficult year as he returns to Washington
President Johnson prepares for a tough year in the capital as he negotiates tax increases and budget plans, fights to stabilize the economy, and presses domestic and foreign policy amid a wary Congress and Vietnam war challenges. He will deliver the state of the union at 9 p.m. Wednesday and seek new fiscal measures to curb inflation and deficit.
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Students blinded by LSD sun trip refuse interview
Six college students who were blinded after staring at the sun during an LSD trip declined to discuss the incident. State officials and the FDA probe the case as Pennsylvania lawmakers say drug use on campuses is widespread, with calls to reveal the school involved.
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Good Morning optimism rises after Wall Street setbacks
A Wall Street Journal note says setbacks can pave the way for comebacks, urging readers to stay positive and persistent as markets adjust after losses.
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