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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1968

Page

1

Maria Giannaris Heart Transplant Recovery Reported

Houston officials report Maria Giannaris a 35 year old from Hagerstown Maryland continues a satisfactory recovery after a heart transplant conducted Sunday. Surgeon Denton A Conley calls the operation a milestone in medical history and notes the donor child was from across the country.

Maria Houston, Tex Maria Giannaris Hagerstown Luke's Hospital Mana Tr Denton A. Conley

Soviets Hint at Springboard to Moon via Small Rockets

Soviet space officials discussed peaceful uses of outer space and hinted that a new small rocket approach could beat large boosters in cost and risk. They described two methods for heavy satellite deployment, either building ever larger carriers or assembling in orbit from modular parts.

Ingleed Moon

Late Supper Paved Way To Operation

A late supper at Maria's father’s restaurant in Houston led Congressman Charles McC. Mathias to learn Maria Giannavis was very ill with a worsening heart condition. He promised to contact Dr Cooley and arrange care as discussions about medical options continued.

Maria Giannavis Houston Charles McC. Mathias Nick Giannavis Mathias Gismaris Denton Cooley Dr. Cooley

Court rules challenge against Mahoney too late

A late court ruling ends a challenge against Mahoney as listed on the back page. The city water needs and air issues are discussed at the Water Board meeting. A city writer reviews the Wallace campaign on page 2.

Mahoney

Pope's Answer Anticipated On Violent Revolt Pressure rises over violence

Vatican reports indicate priests and laymen expect Pope Paul VI to condemn violence and urge reforms. Amid upheaval spanning Latin America, observers foresee the pope endorsing efforts to end poverty, disease, and corruption, while addressing social injustice and oppressive regimes.

Pawa Vatican Edward Magri Vatican City Paul VI Congress Bogota Gan Univer Giorhe Bane Vanni Montin Pope Paul Italian Socialist Party Avan Montini Father Montini al Fact Phe Yepiy Ural Thogota Ve Ate Talia Commu Unita de ML Hunvor Pogie Paul

Eisenhower's prospects for survival remain unpredictable

Army doctors at Walter Reed General Hospital said former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's condition stays critical despite a favorable trend in heart rhythm. They described his prognosis as guided or unpredictable, and noted no sustained ventricular irregularities requiring electrical conversion in the past day.

Washington Army Dwight D. Lisenhower General Hospital Hey Eisenhower Associated Press

Public opinion on bombing halt and Viet Cong in government

The Harris survey finds most Americans oppose a total U S bombing halt in North Vietnam and oppose including the Viet Cong in a South Vietnam government before elections. 41 percent oppose a halt, 24 percent favor it, 15 percent undecided. Coalition government including Viet Cong opposed 52 percent, 27 percent in favor, 21 percent undecided.

Washington U.S North Vietnam Nam Harris Democratic Platform Committee Vietnam Eugene J. McCarthy South Vietnam Hubert H. Humphrey Lantis Harris Coalition! T

Humphrey Win Claim Supported By Aide Claims

AP reports Democrat leaders back Lawrence O'Brien's claim that Humphrey holds around 1,400 convention votes with 1,312 needed for the nomination. McCarthy aides dispute the figures while O'Brien notes no state-by-state breakdown. A joint TV appearance with McCarthy is planned if time rules allow.

Jack Bell Chicago Dempcrst Tinkert Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Richard M. Nixon Lou McCarthy O'Brien Rick Jasculea McCarthy Jasculea O’brien Washington Robert McCandless

Plot to assassinate VP and senator probes widen

Chicago Tribune reports FBI and Secret Service are investigating rumors of a plan to assassinate Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senator Eugene McCarthy at the Democratic national convention. The plot allegedly centralizes in a meeting of 100 Negro extremists and South Side gang members with plans for police-station destruction. The U.S. attorney general’s office may authorize a full scale conspiracy inquiry.

Chicago Chicago Triune FBI Secret Service Bu Ort J. Humphrey Eugene McCarthy The Tribune U.S

Thieu to Visit United States After Vietnam Election

South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu announced plans to travel to the United States after the US election, timing his visit between the election and Johnson’s inauguration. He has delayed the trip twice and says he will go before the new president takes office in January, with possible stops in Washington, New York, and San Francisco.

Willam O'Brien O’brien McCarthy McCandless George Metrovern South Dakota Kennedy Humphrey California McGovern Washington New York Fexss Ilingis Contine Johnson Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen Vang Thieu United States Thieu Wip Thou Honoholu Thiew San Francisco

Political Spotlight and 1968 Campaign Tangles

The Democratic insiders back Hubert Humphrey for the nomination while rival Eugene McCarthy supporters push rules battles. Nixon urges bombing reciprocity with Hanoi as Wallace heads for campaign stops in Oklahoma City Detroit and West. McGovern calls for broad bombing cuts, Maddox targets a one world government, and platform hearings falter over Vietnam planks.

George McGovern U.S Georgia Lester Maddox Cails United Nations Humphrey-McCarthy

Nixon Defends Johnson on Vietnam Escalation Stance

Richard M. Nixon defended President Johnson's refusal to de escalate the Vietnam War until the Communists show signs of cutting fighting. He said bombing halts must come with enemy concessions and noted the U S should not unilaterally pause without protections for American troops. Nixon, in Columbus, spoke after meeting Gov. Rhodes and predicted a landslide victory, while planning further Ohio appearances and talks with Gov. Shafer.

Columbus Ohio Richard M. Nixon Johnson Nixon United States Vietnam James A. Rhodes Minois Michigan Nisan Obie Gav Hearge Rammey GOP Rivernin Rhodes Raymond P. Shafer Taversburg Shafer New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller New York City

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