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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1963

Page

4

Denver Man Dies After Groundbreaking Liver Transplant

William Grigsby, 47, Denver County jail janitor, died of pneumonia after a pioneering liver transplant on May 5. Doctors said the technical aspects of the transplant were successful and that more such operations would be attempted. Grigsby had cancer destroying a third of his liver and moved to Denver in 1961 from Hamilton, Ohio.

Denver UPI William Grigsby Veterans Administration Hospital Grigsby Niagara Falls Hamilton Ohio

Khrushchev Sends Greetings to Afghanistan on 44th Independence

Premier Khrushchev sent a message to King Zahir Shah of Afghanistan wishing happiness to the people on Afghanistan’s 44th anniversary of independence. He praised improving good neighbor relations based on peaceful coexistence and equitable cooperation.

Moscow Khrushchev Mohammed Zahir Shah Afghanistan

Furniture stolen from mobile homes at Ranch Trailer Sales

About 560 worth of furniture built for house trailers was stolen from several mobile homes parked at Ranch Trailer Sales and Service Inc. at 3401 S. Park Ave. Paul Parker, manager, said there was evidence someone had been sleeping in one trailer and none of the homes was locked.

Ranch Trailer Sales & Service, Inc S. Park Ave Paul Parker

New York Paper Wins Mental Health Editorial Award

The Buffalo Evening News received the Bell award from the National Association for Mental Health for year round editorial support in the battle against mental illness. A bronze plaque with a replica Mental Health Bell will be presented later this month. The original bell weighed 300 pounds and was cast in 1953 from chains and shackles once used on the mentally ill.

New York Buffalo N.Y Evening News National Association For Mental Health Buffalo Evening News

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