Walkouts Rock African Unity Conference Amid Rhodesia Fears
Delegations led by Kenya and Somalia quit a major African Unity meeting in Addis Ababa over Rhodesia policy and military coups. About 7 groups walked out. others threatened departure as talks stalled on Britain’s Rhodesian stance and mixed responses to recent coups. Kenya said it remains a supporter of the OAU.
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Kwami Nkrumah
Murumbi
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New kidney operation tried at Palo Alto Hospital
Palo Alto Hospital in California reports its first kidney transplant between unrelated donors and recipients. Marilyn Mongelli, 3, of Fresno received a healthy kidney from Mary Louise Eisenstar, 28, of Fresno. Both patients in satisfactory condition after Thursday’s surgery. six prior kidney transplants at the hospital involved related donors.
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Fresno
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Frawley and Pearce Die in Hollywood Comedy Era
William Frawley star of I Love Lucy dies at 73 after a long illness. Alice Pearce, age 45, who played endearing nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz on Bewitched, also dies. Both noted for extensive stage film and TV careers spanning decades. Frawley rose from Iowa vaudeville to television fame. Pearce rose from Broadway to TV prominence after Sara Lawrence College graduation.
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Jam Frawley
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Miss Pearce
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Leommon
Iowa
Sarah Lawrence College
Former athletes trade cancer tissue in experimental transplant
In a Roswell Park Memorial Institute experiment, cancer patients Robert F. Allen and Griffith exchanged tissue to combat osteogenic sarcoma. Allen, 28, Tucson, and Griffith, 11, from Flourtown, Pa, had tissue from Griffin’s collar bone and Allen’s lung transplanted to the other in hopes of triggering anti-tumor resistance via white blood cells. Both players met only after the procedure and faced bleak prognoses.
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Lute Child Cancer Research
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Thay Lab
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Associated Press
University of Tinois
Villanova
University
The
Phil
Baltidelphia Athletics
Baltimere
Swith Bridgeport
U S toll in Viet Nam exceeds three wars
Washington reports that U S combat fatalities in the Vietnam War totaled 2 395 as of Monday, surpassing the combined tolls of the Mexican American Spanish American Wars. The weekly figure is the largest since last November and accompanies a rise in total Americans wounded to 11 574.
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Ta Drang
VA raises GI home loan interest rates
Washington AP reports the Veterans Administration boosted maximum rates for GI home loans. The private lender cap rose from 4 10 to 514 percent, while direct loan rates increased from 4 1/2 to 16 percent. The changes follow a new Cold War era bill signed by President Johnson. William J Driver announced the boosts as VA gains authority to align with FHA limits.
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Coriuss
GOP Legislators Call NYC Fare Hike Amid Tax Debate
In Albany, Republican leaders urge raising New York City transit fares to help fund Mayor Lindsay's tax proposals. Senate Majority Leader Brydges and Assembly Speaker Peery say a fare increase may be necessary for the city, while Democratic minority leader Zareszki questions the plan's burden on residents.
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Marl W. Brydges
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Peice
Toseph Zareszki
Lindsay
New York
Democrat
Sai Hej
Transit fare increase sparks split among city leaders
Republicans fault city plan, arguing state aid should not be tied to a fare rise while Democrats defend mayoral proposals. They contend a fare hike could broaden the city tax base and push the transit agenda, even as some state legislators resist NYC aid and question local funding.
Connecticut Public Education Funded by Land Sale Proceeds
The Connecticut state land sale in 1798 raised 1.2 million dollars, with the principal generating 2 million in interest to support public education. References to the Western Reserve and the future area that became northwestern Ohio, including Cleveland, are noted in the narrative.
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