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4 THE NAShVULE TENSESUAN. Wedfv. Srpt 15. 1963 Nofed Boston Team Transplants Liver From Dead; Success Undetermined Sabin Clinic Help Asked Compromise 1-24 Route V.Ulk' Mill of laboiatory pital organ transplant research BOSTON l.Ti A human liver. followed five vfai has been transplanted in a fa- investigation of feasibility of ers were rewarded inoie umn i-i i vi-nr ai'n bv a series cf liver transplant from a cada- SUcCPsf kidney transplants in inous rioslon hospital now hotly of a dead person to that ofa Get Vaccinations To People, Stop Polio Drive Theme By EWING CAR RUTH ERS a patient seriouslv ill from dam- ver.

which a nealtny kienuiai im age to his own liver. He did not identify the re- gave one of his. or her. kidneys The announcement was made cipient. described only as a male, to the ailins identic, urotner or yesterday of the operation Mon- and said evaluation of the sue- sister.

day night by Dr. F. Lloys Mus- cess of the operation could not! Unlike kidneys, which come in ARK ft n' CAMPBELL ky Vsr CLARKSVILLEQ A call for volunteers to man sells, director of Peter Bent Brig- be made immediately. pairs, there is only one liver per Sabin oral Sunday clinics for ad- ham Hospital pioneer in devel- The team which carried out person. Therefore transp anti ing oping techniques for transplants the transfer of the liver from the of a liver had to await the ae- nunistenng polio vaccinations) of hJman kidneys Tne operation cadaver, just after death, was velopment of techniques for to Nashvillians and Middle Ten-jwas the first liver transplant op- headed by Dr.

Francis D. Moore, transferring that organ from a nesseans has been made to doc-eration at the Boston hospital. I surgeon-in-chief. dead person. tors nurses, nhnrmarists.

schoo Dr. Musse sa the operation I The Peter Bent Bilgham Hos-i ne exact naiuie oi uie ihiu-m and PTA officials, members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and students throughout the area. "Getting the vaccine to the people and the people to the vaccine is the purpose of this planning," said Dr. Herman Kaplan, chairman of the Nashville Acad, emy of Medicine's mass polio immunization program. He spoke to the first major plan ning session tor the Oct.

project at the Nashville Acad emy or meaicine. The dotted line shows the route for the Nashville to St. Louis superhighway, Inter- state 24, as agreed upon by the governors of Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky yesterday in Washington. 4 Governors Agree on 1-24 He stressed the need for manpower recruitment to take care of the administration of the program. Clinics will be placed in schools in Davidson County, Montgomery County, Williamson County, Robertson County, Maury County, Giles County, Dickson County, Sumner County and Trousdale County.

Wyeth Laboratories of Philadelphia will supply the vaccine, which will be stored at Meadow Gold Ice Cream Co. he foolish. There is no dispute on this, the way we settled it. I think we will get it through." THE PROPOSED 64-mile addition between Jackson and Hayti is designed to connect interstate routes 40 running from Nashville to Memphis and 55. which will go northward He said that although 64 miles! of new highway would have to be assigned under the governors' compromise, about eight miles would be saved by their plan to reroute 1-24 in Illinois thus leaving, a net new assignment of 56 miles.

Meeting with Kennedy and the four governors were Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges and Whitten. Under the compromise reached bv the governors, 1-24 will terminate at Pulleys Mill, 111., and link up with 1-57, which will run from Chicago to New Orleans. The original proposal called for it to terminate at Cairo. The Nashville-to-St. Louis access will be realized through a linking of 1-57 and 1-64, which connect near Mount Vernon, 111.

1-64 runs on into St. Louis. from West Memphis, through Cape Girardeau, Mo. Clement said he understands; the 64 additional miles "presumably would come from unas- signed interstate mileage." He said the need for this additional! unassigned mileage was the primary reason for meeting with) JOHANSEN PROVOCATIVE CUT-OUTS Dips ond swirls and provocative cut-outs on a feminine pump "CANDIDATE" by Johansen. High and mid heel in frosted angelic fabric with calf trim mid heel in black calf or lutetia calf.

20.00 FROM BAYNHAM'S FAMOUS DESIGNER COLLECTION Ooen Mondoy ond Friday nite 'til 9:00 Charge accounts invited THE SABIN vaccination program had been planned for last fall, but the drive was postponed when the U.S. surgeon general cautioned there might be some hazard to adults. The U.S. surgeon general has now approved the vaccine. The American Medical Association also gives its approval and the Nashville Academy of Medicine has voted unanimously to sponsor the drive and to underwrite its cost.

THE VACCINE taken by swallowing a lump of sugar which has been medicated. (Continued from Page One) Princeton, east of Ft. Campbell, Clarksville and into Nashville. I It will run near the northern of the proposed Between- the-Lakes Park. Combs and Kentucky High-i ay Commissioner Henry Ward i were the prime advocates of this route, which they say will ''save their state $40 million it would have to spend on a toll linking Paducah and Princeton.

The long controversy arose over the route the superhighway would take through Kentucky. Many Tennessee and West Kentucky officials had hoped it would run west from Nashville through Pickson, northward through Mur- ray, and Mayfield, to Paducah. THE PROPONENTS of the latter plan said it would "open up" the eight Kentucky counties west of Kentucky Lake, pio- vidinsr them with a first-class highway to the metropolitan, areas of both Nashville and Louis. i They pointed out that the route through Princeton which the governors submitted here yester the President. Hospital Gives Ribeiro Boost Dr.

lienor Ribeiro a native of and naturalized citizen of the United States has been appointed assistant superintendent of Davidson County Hospital, it was announced yesterday. Dr. Ribeiro will be assistant to Dr. R. R.

Crowe, who was ap pointed superintendent last week, the hospital board's chairman, Leslie F. Vantrease, said. day will parallel the two existing U.S. highways 41 and 41-A. Clement said of the com- promise plan yesterday.

"We think it is a good plan, or we would not have brought it up here we went to the President because it is a deviation from the original plan." Gov. Dalton said the original proopsal which would have had 1-24 cross the Mississippi on a bridge below Cairo, 111. would have resulted In the building of two bridges within 20 miles of each other. He added: "We agreed that this would BACK TO SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS Ihe Our Lav-A way RUBEN'S DEPT. STORE 125 Lafayette St.

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