Heart Transplant Breakthrough Amid Moral Legal Debate
A 1967 overview notes Barnard's first human heart transplant in Cape Town and the early cases across continents. It discusses practicality, morality, legality, and sentiment, highlighting patient consent, consent of families, malpractice risks, and the urgency of organ transplant laws.
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Vietnam
Christiaan N. Barnard
Capetown
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
U. S
Conference of Governors
South
Spread of Municipal Income Taxes Across Cities
The article explains the growth of municipal income taxes from Philadelphia in 1938 to over 170 cities by 1967, with rates typically 0.25 to 2 percent, and higher graduated rates in New York and Baltimore. It notes varying city reliance on this revenue source and forecasts expansion to about half of large-city residents by 1975, amid rising government spending and tax pressure.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Atlanta
Boston
Dallas
Chicago
Fort Worth
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Tax Foundation, Inc
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Tax Foundation
Big supply of Receipt Books at Enterprise office
An Enterprise office reports a large stock of receipt books available for use. Clerks note easy ordering and timely restocking for business needs at the local facility.
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Enterprise Office
Classified Ad Offer for White Elephant Sale
The Winters Enterprise invites readers to place simple listings in its classified column to advertise unwanted items described as white elephants. This quick method connects sellers with potential buyers in a local marketplace.
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Winters Enterprise
Rural homes get $248000 loan boost in Coleman unit
Over two years insured loan funds of 248,750 dollars helped 1260 rural residents in Callahan Coleman and Runnels Counties improve or build homes. In 1967 about 87,860 dollars were advanced. Private insured financing largely replaced federal funding since 1965.
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Coleman
Callahan
Runnels
Farmers Home Administration
John H. Curry
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rural America
Here’s mud in your eye historical toast explained
The saying traces to old horse racing when mud sprayed rival horses after a fast win. Today the phrase appears in modern gatherings not tied to betting but used to express triumph or boldness in facing others.
School Menu Week of February 19 23
The week's meals include Hamburgers or combination sandwich on Monday with fries fresh fruit salad and milk. Tuesday offers grilled cheese Spanish rice tossed salad and pudding. Wednesday features chicken dressing gravy green beans potato salad and cookies. Thursday serves meat balls spaghetti baked beans and rolls. Friday presents fried fish tarter sauce spinach potato salad and milk.
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Washington
Wingate 4 Her Girls Elect Officers at First Cooking Meeting
Wingate 4 H girls held their first cooking meeting February 7 in the Wingate school lunch room. Officers elected were Landa Walker president Marie Smith vice president Jan Mc Neill reporter Janice Williams secretary and Vickie O'Dell treasurer. Second year girls baked a vanilla layer cake and muffins while third year girls made yeast rolls. Participants included Mrs Williams Landa Walker Marie Smith Janice Williams Jan McNeill Vickie O'Dell Mrs Smith Mrs O'Dell Tina Qden Pattie Williams Gwen Smith Phillis O'Dell and Dianne Baize.
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Wingate 4-H
Wingate
Landa Walker
Marie Smith
Jan McNeill
Janice Williams
Vickie O'Dell
Vickie O’dell
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. O’dell
Tina Qden
Pattie Williams
Gwen Smith
Phillis O’dell
Dianne Baize
Local Tops Club Met Monday Night
Winters' Lo Cal tops club met Monday night with Mrs. D W Williams. A new contest was planned. Mrs Ed Donica was queen for the week. A new member Mrs Benny Graves was introduced. Others attending were Mmes Bill Millorn Tommy Burton Bert Humble W J Briley Boyd Bedford and Charles Pinkerton.
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Winters
Lo-Cal_ Tops Club
D. W. Williams
Ed Donica
Benny Graves
Mmes
Bill Millorn
Tommy Burton
Bert Humble
W. J. Briley
Boyd Bedford
Charles Pinkerton
Winters seeks bids on City Lake real estate lease
The City of Winters Texas invites sealed bids for leasing 661 acres of City Lake property. Bids due February 19 1968 by 5 PM at City Hall 310 South Main Winters. Mail bids to be opened that evening at 7 30 PM at City Hall in care of City Secretary. The city may reject any or all bids.
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Winters
U. S
Texas
John Harper
Dyess Air Force Base
General Services Administration Business Service Center
Taylor Street
Fort Worth
Business Service Center
General Services Administration
Real Property Division
City of
Runnels County
South Main Street
City Lake
City Hall
South Main St
Card of Thanks for prayers, flowers and meals
We thank you for your prayers flowers and food from Drasco Community. Our sorrow is eased by the thoughtfulness of friends. God bless each of you. Mrs W B Wood Mr and Mrs Alton Ballew Mr and Mrs Boyd Richards Mrs Travis Wood Itp.
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Drasco
W. B. Wood
Alton Ballew
Boyd Richards
Travis Wood
Itp
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Hill & Thomas
Eel View
Barnara
United States
Tor S
Fen
Main Drug CO
State Theatre
Rin
Fitzwilly
Walter Mirisch
Pamavision
ION
Cape Kennedy
Africa
Ruby Shannon
Tops
MO. W. Nor the Insurance
He Does
U.S
Freedom Shares
Freedom
Treasury Department
Advertising Counsile
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