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Show SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1969 Prove, utfc Sunday Herald 11 VIS ' V I Transplant MSU Gets Negro Patient EAST LANSING, south, even if they were playing underlined the frustration and Friday he would not construe specified by Laird McCloskey of a considerable Laird's statement as being! said, "we don't know, we're no' UPI Diplomatic Reporter only the limited logistic support dismay Demand training role envisioned by number of Americans for what contrary to public pledges by that far along yet." WASHINGTON (UPI) tney consider msioent Nixon s Mxon and Rogers that the fense Secretary Melvin R.,Laird. to proceed snokesmen.:tauure Laird's statement the United Administratis rapwiy United States was aiming at CHARITY BEGNS AT HOME? Ameri withdrawal of all of its troops. in withdrawing to enough leave a, when asked about the States plans to He did not elaborate but1 MJL.JUD (UPI)-Peo- ple force" of troops inicance of Laird's news confer- - can forces from Vietnam. that not asserted he did often e takes where it fight-'encMadrid P. William of State after South Vietnam the statement Thursday, said Secretary consider Laird's remarks as three or four years to get a ing ends indicates tne Mxon he was outlining a "contingency Rogers said Sunday that there the United States had telephone installed, didn't give ot Evidence was has administration little hope plan. growing, lhad been no progress in the meaning achieving peace througn the.however, the contingency plan pans talks and "I would doubt "abandoned hope of a negotiat- a routing cheer when they leaniea that a Spanish manu was becoming the basic plan in very mucn if there will be any ed settlement" Paris talks It is considered highly the face of ' .anoi'i continued nrosress unless it is clear that Asked whether he reallv facturer has signed a contract the Venezuelan unlikely if not impossible that refusal to enter into substantive! President is believed North Vietnam would, to provide Nixon's policy a peace' national North Vietnam and the Vietinegotiations at the Paris talks. suDMrted hv the American ever company telephone agree to .. WAllM , oitv4 tntamant jnf.nmini MIT settlement under which the with 250,000 telephones during IMHUM a DtamiltlU UlUJUl J DUDilC. nvu nfeivv inv finVI "V United States could retan more the present year. Last year, ooservers oecause 11 State neguuaicu lumiwa peuuiuuig soin Department press offi than 7,000 but less than 55,000 Venezuela the United States to keep came just one day after the bought 60,000 cer Robert J. McCloskey said 'several thousand troops in the'Vietnam moratorium, which troops In the South the range By STEWART HENSLEY sum' x President Succumbs 'Residual Force Darkens Paris Talk Hopes signifi-"residu- Mich. al State (UPI) The Michigan University Board of Trustees PARIS (UPI)-Hos- pM sour has picked Clifton R. Whar ces Saturday blamed an over- ton Jr. to become the first whelming rejection crisis for Negro president ot a major the death Friday night of the American university. Dominican priest Wharton, 42, was chosen bv a vote of the MSU board at its who was the world's longest surviving heart transplant pa- morning meeting. His choice CLIFTON R. WHARTON, tient. ended a search for a Bou- successor to John A. Hannah, The Rev. Jean-Mari- e logne had survived 17 months who left in April to win the and five days after receiving Nixon administration. Boston-bor- a and the heart of a customs Wharton, inspector in an operation May educated at Harvard Universi 12, 1968, at Broussais Hospital, ty, Johns Hopkins University and the University of Chicago, where he died. The priest, who was born is currently vice president of ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Charles Damien, became the the Agricultural Development mil "WW IWiM Jr world's longest surviving heart Council, a private nonprofit transplant recipient with the corporation. death Aug. 18 of Dr. Philip The trustees reportedly chese Wharton at a private meeting Blaiberg in Capetown, South night and made the Thursday 19 lived Africa. Blaiberg selection public at another months and 16 days. Friday. Father Boulogne's death left meeting Wharton was a member of an American, Louis B. Russell New York Gov. Nelson A. Jr., 44, of Indianapolis, hid., as Rockefeller's presidential mis heart the longest surviving sion to Latin America. He is transplant recipient. He has considered an expert on econ 13 25 lived months and days. in Latin omic development said America and Southeast Asia The hospital sources 373-450- 0 PROVO STORE Father Boulogne died within an and has traveled to Vietnam hour of suffering a rejection several times a year for the that took doctors at the hospital past few years. " ' completely by surprise. Prof. Charles du Bost, who perifli-ii!- . i t h formed the transplant on the "V y priest, was visiting Mexico at the time. Father Boulogne, who suffered chronic heart trouble for 10 years before his operation, had managed to overcome two rejection attacks. WASHINGTON (UPI) A robust priest, he had Tnree Nobel Prize lUini In winning mi , ' ' 1 $v r delighted Frenchmen by eating scientists praised by HEW red steaks and downing pepper Robert H. Finch for wine within a short time of Secretary their accomplishments have receiving his new heart. He had their research funds cut by traveled extensively after his Lie federal government, once photo being surgery, The cuts were part of the i 1 graphed at the controls of a 1 reductions in research general on the Mediter speedboat funds ordered by the Depart ranean. ment of Health. Education and Proud of what he could do, Welfare in a government-wid- e Father Boulogne was happy to economy move. show friends how vigorously he We are not being able to could climb stairs and do other keep what we have called over tasks he found impossible the years a moral commit before his operation. ment," said Clifford E. John mean rou Nsvmn imotr Two months ago, he had mAtm tmmlm4rf4l son, director of information with expressed his sorrow at Blal the National Institutes of PENN-PRES- T berg's death. He said he was Health, an arm of HEW. 'KAMARO' HAS THE 'ELAINE' FORTREL POLYESTER feeling well enough himself to The three scientists affected HOMESPUN LOOK OF LINEN RUFFLED TIERTOPPER consider going back to work in by the cuts are Max Delbruck his parish near Marseilles. of the California Institute of "I undergo almost daily Technology at Pasadena; examinations," he said at the Alfred D. Hershey of the Reg. 4.99, now pair tune. "The doctors are very Carnegie Institution in Cold Reg. 3.49, now pair meticulous and correct the Spring Harbor, N. Y., and 48"x36" LONG slightest thing." Salvador E. Luria of the 72"x30"LONG A crowd gathered outside the Massachusetts Institute of closed iron gates of Broussais Technology at Cambridge. Beautifully tailored cafe and pinch pleated shorties Hospital. Saturday morning, with full hems and full pleats. Machine wash Figures provided by NIH Frilly, flirty and femininely delightful! 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