Blaiberg Dies After Long Heart Transplant Life
Philip Blaiberg, once the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, died at 60 in Cape Town after 594 days with the donor heart. He had faced repeated complications from organ rejection, with doctors noting declining heart function before his death at Groote Schuur Hospital. An autopsy was planned and burial set for Monday.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Grote Schuur Hospital
Christiaan Barnard
Blaiberg
Jill
Groote Schuur
Charles
Sais Hospital
Paris
Charles Dubost
Father Boulogne
Mass
Barnard
Heart
Louis Washkansky
Pieter Smith
Dorothy Fisher
Camille Devastates Gulf Coast With 150 MPH Winds
Hurricane Camille battered the Mississippi coast with 150 mph winds and 20 foot tides. About 200,000 residents fled inland from Mississippi shores, evacuations overwhelmed shelters in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. Power outages plagued Gulfport as Red Cross shelters reported 44,541 refugees by nightfall.
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New Orleans
Camille
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Ala
Weather Bureau
Pascagoula
Mississippi River
Red Cross
Washington
Ulster leader brands Dublin hooligans over northern strife
Belfast reports say Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark called the southern Irish government hooligans bent on religious strife in the north. More than 1,000 British troops with armored cars kept peace as fires smoked. rioting subsided with occasional bombings and looting. He accused Dublin of inflaming opinion and rejected confederation aims between the 26 counties and Ulster.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Southern Irish Republic
Londonderry
South Irish Republic
Ulster
United Kingdom
London
Chichester-Clark
Ireland mourns dead after Belfast violence week
BELFAST Protestants and Roman Catholics prayed for dead and sought solace after a week of violence. Mass at St Peter's Catholic Cathedral faced barricaded routes, while Rev Francis Taggart urged Catholics to show restraint and join patrols against troublemakers.
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Ireland
Belfast
ST. Peter’s
Falls Road
Christian Place
Francis Taggart
Wreck near Chester kills three in single car crash
Three Illinois residents died in a Sunday morning one car crash on U S Highway 2 nine miles west of Chester. Patricia M. Christman 30 of Chicago her son William Christman about eight and Donald Doucette 41 of Wakegan were killed. Sheriff said the car went out of control on a curve. The toll for the year rose to 207 compared with 169 a year ago.
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Chester
Illinois
Liberty County
Bob Remington
Patricia M. Christman
Chicago
William Christman
Donald Doucette
Wakegan
Remington
Montana
Boys Staters set for first elections today
Dillon Montana hosts the Boys State program on its second day with C L Kay of Lubbock Texas delivering speeches on patriotism religion and free enterprise. He also backs lowering the voting age to 18 as delegates prepare for a day focused on local elections and candidate filing.
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Dillon
Montana
C. L. Kay
Western Montana College
Kay
Lubbock
Tex
Christian College
Texan
Russia
Restad
Boys State
Legion Head
Boys Nation
Bob Brown
Paul Deitrich
Great Falls
Jerry Waugh
Chico State College
Calif
Kurt Peters
Bureau of Education
Montana - Dakota
Bismarck
N.D
Montana Today
Tom Judge
Jack Rehburg
Billings
Frank Hazelbaker
Steve Sullivan Grid Star Dies in California
Steve Sullivan 72 a Butte native and 1921 All American candidate with the Montana Grizzlies died Saturday night in Pleasant Hills California after a stroke. He had been living with daughter Mrs Mary Ann Dwinell and planned to return to Butte for burial. body to be taken to Duggan Merrill Mortuary with funeral Mass Thursday.
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Steve Sullivan
Butte
University of Montana Grizzlies
Pleasant Hills
Calif
San Francisco
Sullivan
Mary Ann Dwinell
California
Montana Standard
Apollo 11 men weigh future roles after moon landing
Apollo 11 crew debate future spaceflight with Collins saying he will not fly again and will serve in another capacity. Aldrin doubts his flight status while Armstrong keeps door open to future missions and reflects on the man versus word of the famous moon landing phrase.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Armstrong
Collins
Air Force
CBS
Aldrin
Space
John Young
Madlynn Murray O’hair
Weather Outlook: Fair and Warm Across Regions
A brief weather note forecasts fair and warm conditions with temperatures around 80 by day and 48 at night. The outlook suggests a light breeze and clear skies, with map guidance on page 2 for regional details.
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Arenas
Paul Dennehy
Walkerville
Angus
A! Darr
Gulf Coast
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chandeleur Sound
Mississippi Coast
Ulster Leader Brands
Dublin
Jest
The
New York Times
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Ott Tschache
Ed Canty
GOP
Chet Blaylock
Dave Fuller
Democrats
Montana American Legion
Felix Restad
Stuart Hall
Helena
Boys State Committee
Clarence Homstad
Fairview
Grid Star
Duggan Merrill
Ily
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