Word: colorados
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Less Suppression. Denver, where the first such operation was performed in March 1963 by the University of Colorado's Dr. Thomas E. Starzl, remains the liver-transplant capital of the world, with six recipients surviving. The early operations five years ago, says Starzl, were tragic. Although surgeons were sure that the procedure would work, the longest survival among the first patients was 23 days. In most cases, death resulted from infection, to which the patients were especially susceptible because of generous use of drugs to suppress the mechanism by which the body rejects foreign protein...
...cancer, which has spread. What is certain is that Julie has an effectively functioning transplanted liver. Starzl has also discharged two-year-old Randell Wayne Bennett of Mesquite, Texas, and Eddie Miller, 44, of West Helena, Ark., and has three other patients, more recently operated on, still in Colorado General Hospital...
...Colorado Springs, Colo...
...post from the vice-presidency by the sudden death of President Oscar Gestido. A former newspaper editor who relaxes by dropping in on his favorite gym to box, Pacheco opened his campaign for national discipline in a gloves-off spirit. He fired six members of his own Colorado Par ty from their ministerial jobs. Since then, he has replaced all but one man in the twelve-member Cabinet with "good technicians." To halt inflation, which had boosted prices 200% in 18 months and forced five devaluations of the peso, he decreed a total wage and price freeze. The government encouraged...
...team will remain at Harvard for awhile; on August 9, 10, 11 they take off for New York for the National Championships after which they again return to Harvard. In early September, they finally attend the special American Olympics high altitude training area in Colorado. The Olympics are in Mexico City, October...