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151. Present and Future of the Artificial Heart

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152. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Hubert H. Humphrey

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153. Letter from Merel Harmel to Clarence Dennis

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154. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Maurice B. Visscher

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155. Letter from Clarence Dennis to William L. Klein

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156. Telephone conversation with Dr. Maurice Visscher

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157. Telephone Conversation with Dr. Maurice Visscher

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158. Phone Conversation with Dr. Lowell Greenbaum

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159. Telephone conversation with Dr. Lowell Greenbaum

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160. Re: Telephone conversation with Dr. Robert H. Williams

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161. Telephone conversation with Dr. M. Visscher

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162. Letter from Clarence Dennis to John D. Porterfield

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163. Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Clarence Dennis

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164. Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Clarence Dennis

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165. Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Clarence Dennis

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166. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Owen H. Wangensteen

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167. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Owen H. Wangensteen

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168. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Owen H. Wangensteen

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169. Telephone conversation with Dr. Wangensteen

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170. Letter from H. B. Zimmermann to Clarence Dennis

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171. Letter from Karl E. Karlson to Clarence Dennis

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172. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Karl E. Karlson

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173. Letter from Karl E. Karlson to Clarence Dennis

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174. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Karl E. Karlson

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175. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Gerald Shaftan

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176. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Karl E. Karlson

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177. Memorandum from Lowell T. Harmison to Theodore Cooper [on visit to the USSR concerning assisted circulation and total heart replacement]

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178. Memorandum from Clarence Dennis [on the academic surgical community's estimate of policy needs for the National Heart and Lung Institute]

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179. Memorandum from Clarence Dennis [on conversations with Colonel Hensley, Dr. John B. Walsh, and Vice-Admiral Eli T. Reich at the Pentagon on October 17, 1974]

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180. Letter to Clarence Dennis from his mother

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181. Letter from Clarence Dennis to W. Gerald Rainer

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182. Delegation to the U.S.S.R.

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183. Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Clarence Dennis

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184. Letter from Harris B. Shumacker to Clarence Dennis

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185. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Harris B. Shumacker

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186. Memorandum from Clarence Dennis to Harry S. Soroff [concerning assignments of space at Stony Brook and plans for the space]

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187. Memorandum from Clarence Dennis to Marvin Kuschner [on outside obligations]

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188. Memorandum from Clarence Dennis to Harry S. Soroff

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189. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Samuel H. Brethweite

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190. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Jackson H. Stuckey

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191. Letter from Clarence Dennis to Joseph Nitti

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192. Letter from Clarence Dennis to H. Brian Neel

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193. Conf with Ed Humphrey 9/23/93 at his request

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194. Meeting with Ed Humphrey

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