Blaibergs Condition Steady After Historic Transplant
Cape Town AP reports world’s only surviving heart transplant patient Dr. Blaiberg remains in good condition at Groote Schuur Hospital. His wife says he asked for a champagne party on release, likely next month if no setbacks arise. Dorothy Haupt arrives in Durban for a vacation as Dr. Barnard urges continued progress.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Dorothy Haupt
Durban
Bilalberg
Christiaan Barnard
Mike Kasperak
Healing power tale ends with theft in Hammond
Roy Witter, 82, sought relief from aches through laying on of hands by two women in Hammond Indiana. After they left his home his pain remained and he found $86 missing from his wallet. The incident prompts police investigation into the alleged con.
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Power Hammond
Ind
Roy Witter
Witters
Cairo
Egyptian Prisoners Board Buses for Home
Several hundred Egyptian prisoners in Atlit Camp, Israel, lined up in rain to board 19 buses and head toward the Suez Canal for release. Since January 12, about 4,500 Egyptians have been sent home, with a few remaining to depart Tuesday.
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Atlit
Israel
Suez Canal
Hamsa
Mustapha Zaki Shehadi
Hints on hair switches cleaning and home tricks
Household tips from Heloise and readers on hair switches care and cleaning, using nylon stockings, brushes, and vinegar wash. Practical tricks include storing a separate brush for hairpieces, drying methods, and simple sewing and kitchen hacks shared by readers.
Survivors Resist Leaving Muddy Tent Camps in Sicily
In western Sicily after the earthquake, survivors winter in tents amid cold rains while officials report over 40 000 homeless with only a few thousand moving to shelters. Pneumonia and other illnesses rise as 201 bodies are recovered and barracks are planned. Two babies were born to quake survivors and more than 1 600 asteroids were discovered.
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Palermo
Sicily
Trapani
Marsala
Castelvetrano
Romney Sees Nixon Only Foe in Nomination Bid
Governor Romney singles out Nixon as his main rival for the GOP nomination. He dismisses late entrants and notes Rockefeller may back Romney but unlikely to run. Gallup shows Nixon leading constituents, Romney and Reagan far behind. Mearthy shifts Democratic bid toward New Hampshire. ADA concerns loom over McCarthy endorsement. Nixon hints at 12 day decision on nom. Romney Nijson Johnson spending austerity under debate. Humphrey condemns US actions without naming. Federal financing for campaigns appears dead for this year.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Gallup
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Leonard W. Hall
Eugene J. Mearthy
Minnesota
Georgia
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Reagan
GOP
Wisconsin
Johnson
America
England
Shift Urged as Lutherans Seek Moratorium on Building
Representatives of students from 12 colleges of the American Lutheran Church met at a conference to urge a moratorium on all church building to free funds for relief in world hunger cases.
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Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
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Inlaw
Jeannette Graham
Bertha Carlson
Loretta Zinkel
In Syndicate, Inc
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Discount City
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Martinsburg, W. VA
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Dallas
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St. Paul, Minn
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Senate
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William Ware, Jr
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