Autopsy confirms lung infection in Washkansky transplant
Cape Town report says Louis Washkansky died of severe lung infection while his transplanted heart functioned well. Anesthetist Dr. J. Ozinsky noted pneumonia patches in both lungs caused by a virulent germ, spread below the chest, with Washkansky conscious most of last night until death.
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CAPE TOWN
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
J. Ozinsky
Ozinsky
Lonis Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
UPI
Heart transplant patient Washkansky dies after hopeful wait
The patient Washkansky dies after his long fight for life and a donor was found when Miss Darvall was fatally injured. Ann Washkansky, 41, visits the hospital with her brother and Washkansky's brother after the setback. Professor Barnard notes the patient had fantastic will to live and accepted the transplant quickly.
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Washkansky
Ann
Sally Sklar
Tevia
Prof. Barnard
Barnard
Miss Darvall
Stuart faces jury testimony in first degree murder trial
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge LeRoy F. Kelly presides over the first degree murder trial of William J. Stuart 30 of Sheffield Lake. The defense rests as closing arguments begin after a reenactment of Oct 6 events and testimony from Dr. Charles Brausch and prosecution witness Mrs Lilian Puskat.
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William J. Stuart
Sheffield Lake
Stuart
Lorain County
Joseph Grinda
Lilian Puskat
East 47th St
Cleveland
Gerald Smith
Wellington teachers win second highest starting pay in county
Wellington Exempted Village school district raises begin at 5,900 dollars for teachers with a bachelor degree and no experience, with increases up to 1,050 dollars. The new schedule raises nonteaching staff cents per hour and starts Jan 1, funded by a six mill levy approved in November. The plan, negotiated with the Wellington Education Association, tops out at 10,000 dollars for a master degree with 12 years experience.
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WELLINGTON
Wellington Exempted
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Elyria
Wellington Education Association
Weather Outlook With Showers and Cooler Temps
Forecaster warns showers and thundershowers today with a high around 52. Winds rise as temps fall tonight to mid 30s to low 40s. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy and colder with lingering showers before ending.
Peace talks in Vietnam seen as compatible with Thieu policy
In Canberra President Thieu and President Johnson issued a joint statement saying Johnson’s peace proposals align with South Vietnam’s policy. Thieu affirmed willingness to discuss with NL F members while excluding the Front as an independent body. Johnson suggested informal talks could end the war in days if conditions align with past accords.
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CANBERRA
Australia
Nguyen Van Thieu
South Vietnam
Johnson
Vietnam
Thieu
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Naional’ Liberation Front
Washington
Elyria council weighs income tax plan and pay raises
The Elyria finance committee recommended drafting an ordinance for a city income tax and a general pay raise package. The plan includes a 15 percent raise for police and five other officers, with other city workers receiving five percent, all effective Jan 1, 1968 or upon tax passage. Public reaction turned heated after reports of the meeting.
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Elyria council
finance ‘committee
Elyria
Jack Zagrans
Not Forgotten Toy drive nears final day with shortfall
Children rally to fill the Not Forgotten Box for needy youngsters as the Christmas campaign nears its end. Ely School sixth graders raised funds by selling bird feeders and donations from a PTA sale totaling $34 plus extra gifts. East Carlisle fifth graders Carol Rush Sandy Burdorff and Chris Anne Spain organized carol singing for donations, yielding $5.24. Mu Sigma Beta Sigma Phi contributed toys, while Mrs. Sam Cvetkovich supplied stuffed animals. Salvation Army and Shoppers at Midway Mall await last minute donations, with the CT lobby hosting the big box.
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James Witheraw
Ely School
PTA
East Carlisle School
Not Forgotten Box
L. F. Burdorff
Calann Dr
Chris Anne Spain
Samuel Spain
Calamn Drive
Chronicle-Telegram
Mu Sigma chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sam Cvetkovich
Lorain
Salvation Army
Midway Mall
Fire equipment needed after Birmingham barn blaze
The Florence Township Trustees call for additional firefighting gear following a barn fire in E Birmingham. The incident prompts a push for improved equipment and response readiness.
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BIRMINGHAM
Florence
Teens Gauge Aaliar Value In Quiet Classroom Trade
In a light hearted note, observers say most teens understand money value as a class joke. Aaliar and gaa exchange hands in small scale bartering among students, illustrating practical math in everyday life.
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Groote Schuol hospital
nore
Brooklyn, N.Y
Adrian Kantrowicz
Kantrowicz
Edward Darvall
Mr. Washkansky
Denise Ann
Darvall
Christian N. Barnard
Beverly
Granda
Charles C. Brausch
Smith
Brausch
Charles G. Newton
education association
THE CHRONICLE TELEGRAM
East Avenue
LBJ
Saigon
Harold E. Holt
JONNSON
Melbourne
Harold Wilson
tomorow
U.S
Rome
Paul VI
White Hous
George Christian
Manila
Jack
Ely
Jim Demchak
Grace Young
Gary Stevenson
Jerry Lustig
Carol Rush
Kenneth Rush
Sandy Burdorff
Greater Lorain
al Elyria Municipal Court
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