Mind Strain Reported After Heart Transplants
A psychiatrist at Fordham University Medical Center reports psychological changes in heart transplant patients. Among 13 studied, five developed psychiatric symptoms, three died, and several showed temporary emotional instability. The finding, presented to the American Psychiatric Association, underscores mental health risks after heart surgery.
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Mame Beadi
American Psychiatria Association
Donal T. Tamdn
Playford University Medical Center
Rowtts
Stanford
Tore
Bullets Fly At Wreck In Macon Ga
A truck carrying munition loaded trailers crashed igniting a fire injuring all aboard. Firefighters and police took cover as bullets flew from the wreck. Several injured transported. identities include John R. Davis and Milligan Frazige, with other names listed. Officials say the ammunition belonged to a city transit line, with investigations into the cause and medical status ongoing.
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Macon
Mies
Yashed
Ehlet
Lulels
John R. Davis
Milligan Frazige
Lexington
Reu
Naward L
Stapp
Vin
Mae Trick
Clyde Evans
Béatonville
Atki
Delver
Kennett Myera
Ren Tazewell
Tenn
Ant Denna AY
Berfanger
Eyansville
Ted Alb
Tris City Motor Transit
Joplin
Wees
Homestead Air Force Base
Pia
Columbus
Whia
Navy Fleet Reorganized to Shift Destroyers and Missiles
The Navy announced a reorganization of the Atlantic destroyer force, moving 11 warships and about 9,320 personnel among Newport News Norfolk Charleston Mayport and other Atlantic bases. Five destroyers relocate from Newport and several guided missile destroyers shift from Charleston to Mayport or remain for future reassignment, aiming to improve deployment flexibility and sensor integration.
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Baty
Anc
Navy
Aiip
Nenwort
Sirkell
Hawkins
Fred T. Berry
Nore Falk
Glenno
Charleston
Hrumby
Mayport
Nix
Newport
Mitty
Charles F. Adams
Tan Tattnall
Yarwood
Mayfort
Dima
Maypork
Aden
Sin
Anlung
Adams, Brumby
Tattnall
Laird Sees Bucher’s Future Bright Despite Navy Inquiry
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy John Chafee says Commander Bucher’s future appears positive after the inquiry into the Pueblo incident. Laird cites Bucher’s record and duty performance as factors. promotion prospects hinge on later assessments by naval peers and the Navy’s leadership.
Police Arrests Mark Dartmouth Sit In Amid Campus Turmoil
Police broke down doors and dragged about 60 students from Dartmouth administration building after a lengthy sit in. The action followed protests at Purdue and other campuses, with arrests totaling around 224. Governor’s aide urged restraint as tensions spread across campuses.
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Assoiateg Press
Vermont State Forice
Dartinmsth College
Alyih
Purdie Livers Silyr Monmortal Union
Atten Salo Paliva
Aciwtinigheaninn — Wuitding
Holy MW
AL Darin
Teaver
Wit
Dens
Enti
Chanllan Abels Roy
Mii
Wailer Pattiion Pala
Lebanon
Purdue
Lafayette
Ute
Tere
Wingy
Tim
ROC Wight
Hull G. Gallagher
Congress Willing To End The Case
In Washington the government moves toward closing the matter over the capture of an American ship by North Korea. Navy Secretary Chafee rejected a Navy court of inquiry and declined a court martial for Captain Bucher and Lt Harris, saying no new punishments would follow. Congressional leaders signaled no urgency to press findings, while the White House prepared to review the decision as tensions cooled.
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Doh HM
Chafee
Washington
Nave Vourt
Cindy Broyd “Ucher
U.S
North Korea
Navy
Stercary Jubia
Bucher
Stephen R. Harris
Dent
Abbey Trustees To Decide Appeal
Belmon s father Jive Cleary, president of Kolaont Abbey College, says the board of trustees will hear an appeal by black students against a disciplinary ruling. Seven students were found guilty of obstructing operation on campus and barricading themselves inside a building. The board scheduled a meeting to hear the appeal and decide further action, with exams held in abeyance pending results.
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Belmons
Jive Cleary
Kolaont Abbey College
Ing
Lustees
Blak
She
Wieaday
Jastwaek
Whones
Sehadt
Lileos
Abbott Walter Coggiit
Chateman
Pathor Slide
Hud
Uae
Ratherdrale
Savey
Atu
Abo Geunfenis
Abegaiee
Renamirse boetTiese
Dude Sett
North Carolina House backs bill on weapons on school grounds
The North Carolina House approved a measure to give school officials authority to remove weapons from school grounds, with amendments adding knives and razor blades to a list. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration as lawmakers debate safety rules, funding, and authority over schools and colleges.
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Tt Wilantyl
Weapluss
Naigh Carolina House
City Auditor Fee Set Amid Budget Action
The council unanimously approves a $4,790 city auditor fee estimated by Weed Lips Church As a. Mayor James B. Garland reads a belier request for amendment to the contract estimate. The meeting also approves bids for equipment purchase and resale flow wiring support for low rec using housing, plus insurance approvals raising employee coverage to 50,000 with Watson Insurance Agency’s bid at 1,017.
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Siaslonte
Vomeil
Weed Lips Church
A. Moai
Assislant
Morey
James B. Garland
Belier Tran
Ural
Upeiuyet
de Couneil
Runicnavilies
Arditinnes
Tefisa
Ardas Whal
Ue Gass
Watson Insurance Agency
Alumni Donations Decrease At Duke
Across Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill officials report student disorders earlier this year. Duke officials note donor declines amid campus tensions, while UNC officials say fundraising is rising slowly after student unrest.
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Duke
Duke University
Ee Aline
University of Novily Carolina At
Chapel Ill
Dake
Negin
Selardhe
Sweeks
Ester
Nabyilae Kavight
Anniversity of Art Farntina
Vatolle Soho
Tita Alyising
Negro mayoral wins mark Chapel Hill and Point races
North Carolina election results show Howard Lee in Chapel Hill defeating rival candidates as the town backs a Negro mayor for the first time. In New Bern and other towns, incumbents and party lines shift as Republicans and independents gain or lose seats amid light turnout across municipalities.
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Negra Ag
Chapel Vu
Americum Tite
Iuph
North Carolina
Howard Lee
Georgia Shanevuppor
Sealecenter
Muland
Leo
Wnploye
Duka University
Hee
Chapel
Yoelec Kon
Neuwromers
Jimmie T. Borher
Uerp
Sneumbeek Mayer Eth
Vege Hicks
Wikton
Pastor Survives Trunk Ride After Abduction Attempt
Rev East Willa Fike of Danville Calvary United Methodist Church tells police he was forced into a car trunk by two youths who rode with him to a bus station. They demanded he continue driving and later fled on foot after dropping him near Marian. Fike, hospitalized, recovered with his family en route to Virginia. car and suspects remain sought.
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ARION
el Winister
Danville
Bane
Wistar
Wwe
East Willa Fike
Moon
Dan. Smith
Calvary United Methodist Church
Anna
Marign
Wike
Dinnvilte
Bent Smith
Fike
Davville
Tme
Ramion
Tau
Marian
Virginia
Sii
Smith
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Defense
Melvin &. Laird
Lloyd M. Bacher
Secretary of the Navy
John St Chafee
Ghicker
Miles Harvey
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Buchar
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Witelt
Macy
Dimes
Calkins
Natal
Dartmouth
Sopsiadee School of Black and Lispanie
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Wien
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Schoals
Wasiington
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White Mouse
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Robeson
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Charles Taylor
Transylvania
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Wayne
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D-Puthersford
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