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Ex-Indian army parachutist Ed Mann holds Star article describing plight of man who has no kidneys
Ex-Indian army parachutist Ed Mann holds Star article describing plight of man who has no kidneys

Ex-Indian army parachutist Ed Mann holds Star article describing plight of man who has no kidneys

Date6/16/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ex-Indian army parachutist Ed Mann holds Star article describing plight of man who has no kidneys. Mann said he would be willing to donate one of his kidneys to man. But by custom, transplants usually are made from a blood relative or a deceased person, said medical authorities.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026498F
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