broken water fitting

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Driving down the road at high RPM--looked in the rear view mirror--water and vapors spraying over the back window--pull over and remove engine cover--the fitting on the engine block to the heater line was broken. This is the fitting just below and to the side of the thermostat.
This appears to be a pressed in fitting--or maybe threaded?
Any suggestions on how to remove the stub--the fitting apparently rusted through and half is still in the heater hose--the rest is in the block--AAA got the Pantera home safely. Now any help or advise is appreciated

2/19/054:53 PM

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