Doctors replace artificial heart with donor heart in Houston
Surgeon Dr. Denton A. Cooley removed a complete artificial heart from Haskell Earp of Scoe Illinois and implanted a living heart from a 40-year-old Massachusetts woman at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston. The donor, Barbara Ewan of Lawrence, died of brain damage after a troubled flight to Texas.
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Houston
UPI
Denton A. Cooley
Lawrence
Mass
Cooley
Haskell Earp
Skoe, I
Harp
Karp
St. Luke’s
Massachusetts
Earle Tribune
Barbara Ewan
Carol Burns
Gail
Sharon
Boston
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Strategic Air Command Base
Haskell Karp
Skokie
Ill
Shirley
Denton Cooley
St. Luke’s Hospital
Detroit family killed in Ohio Turnpike bridge crash
A Detroit man Wayne Tuga his wife Rose Mary and their five month old daughter Wanda Rose died when their car struck a bridge pillar on Murray Ridge Road over the Ohio Turnpike near Elyria. Three sons Jeff Terry and Kevin were injured. police cited possible sleep loss and no skid marks in clear weather.
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Detroit
Bradley
West Virginia
Murray Ridge Road
Ohio Turnpike
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wayne Tuga
Rose Mary
Wanda Rose
Jeff
Terry
Kevin
Turnpike
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Easter protests swell as antiwar rallies rise nationwide
More than 50,000 gathered in New York Central Park for an orderly antiwar protest organized by the National Action Coalition. Across the country thousands marched in Chicago and Los Angeles with peaceful demonstrations and scattered clashes at San Francisco and Lafayette Park.
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New York
Central Park
National Action Coalition
San Francisco
Presidio
Civic Center
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lafayette Park
Ral
Collision Sinks Union Faith as Oil Barge Breaks Up
In New Orleans a Formosan freighter named Union Faith collided head on with an oil barge pushed by the tug Warren Doucet on the Mississippi River near the Greater New Orleans Bridge. The freighter sank six hours later. 25 of 51 crew members are unaccounted for and 25 were hospitalized. The oil barge split in two with one section sinking and the other running aground while fire crews battled the blaze along docks and ships.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
Union Faith
Warren Doucet
Elyssee Landry
Arnold Regouitre
New Orleans Mississippi River
Weather turns warmer with sun and showers expected
The forecast: tonight will be a bit warmer with a low around 40. Tomorrow will be sunny and warmer with a high in the 60s. Wednesday brings showers and continued warmth with southerly winds rising to about 15 to 20 mph. Sunset 6 58 p m sunrise 5 58 a m high 45 yesterday low 32 this morning details page 21.
Elyria Mayor considers veto of air pollution grant ordinance
The city council faces a contentious vote over authorizing Mayor Leonard Reichlin to apply for a federal air pollution grant. Reichlin opposes an air program now, citing cost while council support is divided. The plan would fund a two year city survey of pollutants and guide a local control program.
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Reichlin
Elyria
City Health Department
Council
National Air Pollution Control Administration
The
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chambers
City Hall
Bell and Lake Avenues
Two ex commanders say buildup saved Saigon
In a Pentagon report Westmoreland and Sharp credit the 1964- last year buildup for preventing a North Vietnamese victory but say White House limits prevented a traditional military victory. They argue bombing and sustained pressure helped push North Vietnam toward negotiations in Paris.
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Washington
U S
South Vietnam
White House
Vietnam
Pentagon
William C. Westmoreland
Adm. A
G. Starp
Westmoreland
Army
Sharp
U.S
Pacific
North Vietnam
North
Harpj
Paris
Sharprote
Nixon names Mrs Mary Brooks to U.S. Mint director
The index notes President Nixon named Mrs Mary Brooks as director of the United States Mint in a brief government appointment.
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Nixon
Mary Brooks
United States Mint
Cemetery Charge Prohibits Picking Flowers From Graves
Community notice from Phereeta An a Sign tas country cemetery states all persons are forbidden to pick flowers from any graves. The rule warns visitors to respect graves and maintain decorum.
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Ohio State Patrol
Dick Mcstintey
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Landry
Yu Fang Fan
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Gen. Westmoreland
Admiral Sharp
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