Two Struggles Continue To Save Heart Transplants
Surgeons 6,000 miles apart labored Saturday to save two late heart transplant patients. Albert Murphy, 54, Canada’s first heart recipient, was listed in critical condition in Montreal after receiving a heart from a pregnant donor who died of a stroke. Antonio Enrique Serrano, 54, a noodle seller, remained in a coma as doctors in Buenos Aires pursued recovery.
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Russians Aid Republicans in Yemen War
Travelers arriving from Yemen report 70 Russian tanks and guided missiles delivered to Republican forces in Sana and Hodeida. The war, ongoing since September 1962 after Imam Mohamad al Badr was overthrown, pits Republicans against Royalists in a harsh desert campaign.
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Iran floods raise death toll to 108 amid turmoil
Reported floods across Iran have killed 108 as Royalist and Republican factions clash. Reports say Russian tanks around Tehran defend against intensifying Royalist rocket and artillery fire. Separately, multiple heart transplants and medical updates surface from Buenos Aires to Richmond, including a 23 year old transplant patient in Sao Paulo regaining mobility and concerns for Joseph G. Klett's condition.
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Wilson Seeks Union Support At Labour Centenary
Prime Minister Wilson spoke to the Trades Union Congress in Manchester, seeking union backing for policies limiting wage hikes. He faced a tepid reception amid economic woes, heckling, and boos, as the 100th anniversary event drew 5,000 at Belle Vue Zoo Park. The address traced union history and urged worker input in technological shifts.
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Czech Reforms to Press On Amid Liberal Drive
Prague reports say new reform leaders will continue liberalization despite pressure from anti reformers and Stalinist conservatives. In Prague central committee talks, Soviet troop arrival for Warsaw Pact maneuvers sparks questions, but officials deny permanent stationing.
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Top Red Official is Dead
TOKYO UPI Chen Chi Yuan a longtime Chinese government official who lived in the United States for 17 years died May 30 in Peking after an illness The New China news agency reported Chen was a member of the standing committee of the National Peoples Congress and of its political consultative conference He was among the few Chinese Communists well versed in the United States
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