Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mrs. John Anick, 49, Milwaukee's first heart transplant recipient, was in a jovial mood during a press conference at St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Anick received her new heart a little more than three weeks ago. She expects to leave the hospital 11/16.
Mrs. John Anick, 49, Milwaukee's first heart transplant recipient, was in a jovial mood during a press conference at St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Anick received her new heart a little more than three weeks ago. She expects to leave the hospital 11/16.
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Mrs. John Anick, 49, Milwaukee's first heart transplant recipient, was in a jovial mood during a press conference at St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Anick received her new heart a little more than three weeks ago. She expects to leave the hospital 11/16.

United Press International · [ca. November 1968]

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