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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1967

Page

3

Heart Transplant Opens New Era in Modern Medicine

In a Cape Town hospital a 55 year old grocer received a heart from Denise Darvall, 25, in a five hour operation. Doctors say the transplant offers a life extension though immunity suppression and infection risks loom. Ethical questions about donor rights and future artificial hearts remain debated.

John Barbour Louis Washkansky Denise Ann Darvall Washkansky Maimonides Hospital Brooklyn Adrian Kantrowitz Cape Town University of Mississippi

Helicopter Commute Links Cape Charles and Virginia Beach

A 10 minute three mile helicopter ride will ferry about 50 Eastern Shore residents to work in the Norfolk Virginia Beach area. The air leg connects to a Colonial Helicopters service with a $5 fare, while a State Highway Department limousine completes the 14 mile trip to Cape Charles. The service follows damage to the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel trestle after the Mohawk coal barge collision.

Virginia Beach Norfolk-Virginia Beach State Highway Department Cape Charles Tvice Mills E. Godwin Jr Mohawk Thimble Shoals Highway Department Colonial Helicopters, Inc Norfolk United States Salvage Association, Inc Portsmouth M Me Coast Guard Thomas L. Turner R. Pace John A. Blanchard Turner

Childhood Home Sold at Auction and Pattern Catalog Offer

Hollywood AP reports Shirley Temple's boyhood home was sold for 154000 dollars to Christopher Cord. Auctioneer Milton J. Wershaw says the soda fountain in the Eng lish manor now serves cocktails and the property includes a bowling alley. The house was previously owned by Shirley Temple Black of Woodside California.

Hollywood Shirley Temple Christopher Cord Cord Automobile Milton J. Wershaw Moppet Harry Fitterman Shirley Temple Black Woodside Calif Congress

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