The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 73, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1968 Page: 3 of 28
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thority that has been taken in
unconscious ways.”
The Oklahoma senator spoke
at the National Institute of Mu-
nicipal Law Officers. He urged
officers attending the meeting to
emphasize the right of people to
be different.
He said individuals must be
allowed to be part of the de-
cisions which will shape their
lives and must be given the op-
portunity to do things that are
significant, and to feel that their
activities are worthwhile.
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A few hours, sometimes just
minutes, often means the differ-
ence between success and fail-
ure in transplantation.
Each second’s delay in restor-
ing blood and oxygen to a donor
heart or liver or kidney means a
smaller chance of success.
In specific terms, this means
that people like Eddie Miller.
45, a construction worker from
West Helena, Ark., had time to
get to Denver for a liver trans-
plant when a donor organ be-
came available. His own liver
was destroyed by cancer.
He is among seven survivors
of liver transplants in Denver,
including a 3-year-old northern
California girl who underwent
the operation Monday.
Others have been flown here
on short notice for kidney or liv-
er transplants from homes as
far distant as Florida and New
York and Honolulu.
Dozens of others, from all
parts of the nation , are on a
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QUINCY, Mass. (AP) - Side-
burns, yes: hippie hair, no.
That's the guideline adopted
by the Associated Master Bar-
bers of Massachusetts at their
annual convention.
If the hair cascades over the
collar it’s too long, Anthony J.
Jannoni of Belmont, the associa-
tion’s new president, said Mon-
day.
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“makes barbers sick to the
stomach," he said.
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Dr. Lawrence Brettschneider
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oped a low temperature, oxygen
pressurized chamber to store
livers for several hours.
Dr. F. O. Belzer of the Uni-
versity of California devised a
similar machine which has
stored kidneys up to 17 hours
before successful implantation.
These storage techniques are
steps toward organ "banks”
which could provide a pool of
donor organs, ready for long-
distance tissue-matching and'
transport to the donor who
needs one.
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saving surgery no in a 11 e r Alto, Calif., and Richmond, Va.
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and the lungs breathing after
the donor patient has died,
while the recipient is prepared
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Harris Points Out
Nixon's Big Task
KANSAS CITY (AP)-Prob-
ably the biggest task of the ad-
ministration of President-elect
Richard M. Nixon will be to de-
centralize government, U. S.
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Sarcoidosis Is Common,
But Isn’t Contagious
By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, ule is adjusted to meet your
M.D. individual needs, the undesir-
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are found most often in the sedimentation rate9
lungs, where they resemble the A—The cause of an increased!
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ray is made. Only about one- tuberculosis. It has also been
thud of the victims need any observed in persons with leuke
treatment. The cortisonelike mia, anemia, rheumatoid ar-
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miIstatiorKofVPrestaeThaad; Elsenhower legislative
Richard M. Nixon, now under
construction at his New ” '
oerdguarters, expects the Dem- Democratic leadership
with the Congress ° play ball gress and Harlow may find his
on heswhite House next year liaison chores more difricuii
national interest involving than they were in the 1950s.
erest Asked how he thought Nixon
This hopeful attitude was would fare with an opposition
expressed by Bryce N Harlow Congress, however. Harlow told
after his announced appoint- rerorters:
ment Tuesday as the first of "I do not anticipate extreme
several White House officials in difficulty for the president in
the new administration who will that regard. There will be some
carry the title of “assistant to areas of difficulty, of course,
the president,” but in your great areas, both
Hariow w .. parties, regardless of their
okiarlma CHv win native of partisan differences, are in-
gerropnagsytiwilbe mana- volved with the national inter-
g0 ?e and congres- ests and they have to perform
sional affairs” for the president, willy-nilly_and"Ie think hev
a Post much like the legislative will?’ they
iaison job held by Lawrence F.
Bi ten during the Kennedy and NIXON will have something
•onnson administrations before other <ban Harlows experience
he moved up to postmaster 10 help with his congressional
general. relations. The Republicans hope
von . . the lesson is not being lost on
FOE six of the eight Eisen- Democratic Hill leaders that
hower years at the White House Nixon is cooperating openly and
the soft-spoken Harlow, a Phi extensively with President John-
Beta Kappa scholar at the ?on. on foreign policy, particu-
University of Oklahoma, knew larly. Vietnam negotiations, dur-
what it was for a Republican ing the transition period,
administration to deal with a As the Nixon staff emerged—
Democratic Congress. Harlow s was the second
Eisenhower had two persona 1MPoynwoentiabenftxotwaseRose
friends who occupied powerful al secretary—a pattern seemed
Democratictleadership positions clear. The'chain of command:
on Capitol Hill—the late Speak- will be directiv from Nixon to I
erSam_Rayburn and the then- the Cabinet ®bdl a small number
Sena e Majority Leader, Lyndon of “assistants to the president „
Baneohnson.They frequently under whom will be alarger
neiped clear the way for number of special assistants
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Bentley, Bill F. The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 73, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1968, newspaper, November 13, 1968; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2036382/m1/3/?q=Cadet+Nurse+Corps: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.