Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 2, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday March 2, 1968 heart specialists urge Holdup on transplants san Francisco special tons three leading heart specialists Friday called for a moratorium on heart trans plants until physicians have time to evaluate the scientific results of the six transplants done to Date. The physicians were critical of the dearth of scientific reports to Date from surgeons who have done the operations. We have Learned nothing from the first six. We Are not getting the or. Eliot Corday associate clinical pro Fessor of Medicine at California University told a ence held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the american College of cardiology. He and or. Simon Dacks associate in cardiology at it. Sinai medical school new York complained that because of the Lack of scientific information on the six cases it is not possible to Tell whether transplantation in humans should continue. Romania facing squeeze or. George Burch professor of Medicine at Tulane and president elect of the american College of cardiology called for animal experimentation especially on primates before human transplantation be allowed to be done More extensively. Senator rebukes colleagues continued continued conference acknowledged with regret this decision by the romanians to pull out and continues its work to achieve its goal the preparation of the International conference of the communist and workers Par ties the Unity of the International communist movement in the interest of the fight against imperialism and for although the russians can certainly be expected to take some form of retaliatory action against the romanians As was predicted by the communist sources there was no expectation of an outright break in relations Between the two coun tries As occurred 20 years ago when marshal Tito of Yugoslavia defied the Kremlin. But communist As Well As Western political observers Here Are wondering what the roman ians really expected to gain by taking such a hard position. For obvious internal reasons they have for some time been drumming up their own nationalism and an Independent Posi Tion in the soviet orbit is part of this. They have also been striving to be the Healing agent in the rift Between the soviet Union and communist China by opposing any condemnation of peking and arguing against a world Summit meeting such As mos cow wants on the grounds that it would Only deepen the split. But their efforts have Only been met with scorn in peking and they now find themselves without a single supporter in the Moscow oriented group of Par ties. Moreover a soviet economic squeeze can prove very dam aging since the romanians have Little Prospect of improving their Trade with the West. Nor can there be any Hope that the United states might jump into the breach with economic help As it did after marshal Tito broke with Stalin in the romanians have also been plugging for. The disbanding of the soviet led Warsaw pact military Alliance of which they Are a member along with Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria and East Germany. But they have adroitly coupled this with a demand that such a move be countered with the disbanding of the North Atlantic treaty organization. The romanians Are expected to be on hand when the Warsaw pact holds a political Consulta Tion in the bulgarian capital o Sofia on March 6. At the moment there appears to be no expectation that they will walk out of that Alliance too although As the diplomatic pundits say the possibility cannot be excluded. However sources Here said that the Warsaw Pacl conference has nothing to do with the soviet romanian feud it has been called the sources said to work out new strategy in the Light of the changing situation in the Vietnam War. The legislation includes so called open housing Legisla Tion under which racial bars would be lifted in the renting and sales of some classes of housing. It also gives added Protection to negroes and civil rights workers. Sponsors of the legislation Ori finally sought to bar discrimination in the Sale or rent of 97 or cent of the country s Esti lated housing units. That was scaled Down this liberals seeking to at act More votes cover bout units about to thirds of the . Housing Market. The housing racial ban was Urther weakened when senator Everett Dirksen rep Ponsor of the Compromise Bill received unanimous approval or technical changes in the ill. They turned out to be critical nes to exempt from the hous ing discrimination ban All sin be family Homes with Mort Ages insured by the Federal housing administration or financed through the veterans administration. The first saturday session of in Senate this year was called Oday. Under the rules this was necessary for the vote to take lace monday. The Senate s failure to invoke Losure came just one Day after special commission investigating last summer s riots in the . Made Public its findings Laming White racial. Prejudice or much of the trouble and urging a massive Aid program to Etter the negro s lot. In its summary in commission urged massive compassionate and sustained of Orts to halt the widening Gap tween Whites and negroes in tiding programs to provide jobs housing nits better slum schools and a Elfare system designed to guarantee a minimum stand re of decent accused unfit to stand trial Montreal up Ari in Breton a 35-year-old unemployed Hospital worker Friday was found mentally unfit to stand trial on a charge of capital Mur Der arising from the slaying o a 21-year-old Salesgirl in a downtown Bookstore. Miss Claude Doucet was stabbed 17 times in the neck and Chest during a 529 robbery in the Ferron Bookstore on Mountain Street. Shortly after the girl s body was discovered Breton walked into a police Sta Tion not far from the scene. Canadian actor to wed London up Toront actor Don Francks to London recently for television appearances announced his engagement thursday to Amer. Can actress Lily Clark. Francks 35, and miss Clark 23, met o the set of the Hollywood film version of finian s Rainbow. Brandon pcs Honor 13th pm continued ship scroll to the Hon rec couple. The top history Studen each year at Brandon u Wil receive towards his tuition rom the fund. Then it was time for the chief. And he was magnificent As usual. He began by telling or Lightbody that he wanted him o take a leave of absence from the University to write Diefenbaker biography. This was a dig at Peter Newman and when it sunk in a few minutes Ater everyone laughed. Die told endless John a stories and a few. Of the old Stock in Trade Churchill specials. And at p.m., As he wearied of holding the reins of to nations galloping off in different directions the chief said goodnight. Mayor Stephen Juba of Winnipeg seen sign no the proclamation making monday to March 16 Manitoba music festival weeks in Honor of the 50 in anniversary of the Manitoba music Competition festival. R. W. Cooke of Winnipeg left a and Reg Hugo chairman of the festival committee of he men s music club attended the ceremony. Small town May hold vote balance co Tinl de majority in Killarney lost Al most 200 votes in the town that Tiad previously been his. Half of those votes went to or. Dow and he subsequently won the election by five votes after a second count an election that was subsequently voided by the courts because of technical irregularities on the part of the returning officer. This year or. Rose the conservative Standar bearer is a Farmer from the tiny Hamlet of Bun Clody on the Northern Border of the constituency. As a result Killarney s votes Are once More up for grabs in spite of the fact that the social credit candidate Peter Sawat sky farms Only three Miles outside of the town. Only the most partisan observers give or. Sawatsky a Chance of gaining any More than the 70 votes in both 1962 and under Normal circumstances or. Rose although popular but not As Well known As or. Dow could be expected to win the loyalty of Killarney simply because of his party ties. But a new element has been added to the picture that May prevent the 47-year-old Bun Clody Farmer from gaining As much support As he would have expected if circumstances were different. The new twist the Only strictly local Issue in the entire Campaign centres on the fact that the local conservative association initiated the court action that resulted in the current by election. Because of the rigid and somewhat unrealistic terms of the electoral act the returning officer Arthur Mcknight had to be found guilty of corrupt practices in order to nullify the election. This occurred in spite of the fact that the court ruled that or. Mcknight had made Only an honest error and was in no Way accused of corrupting the democratic process. Since or. Mcknight has been a life Long conservative and a highly respected resident of Kil Larney Many voters Here appear to be disgruntled Over the fact that his own party has been responsible for smearing his reputation. The former returning officer is embittered himself Over the affair and he shattered local conservatives week by writing a letter to the weekly newspapers in the constituency that was highly critical of those who initiated tie court action. Workers in All three Politica Camps Here acknowledge that Ai least a few voters in the Riding Viil be moved to express some orm of sympathy for or Ilc Knight s plight. Belgium to vote March 31 Brussels Reuters a general election the country s bitter language feud will be held March 31, outgoing Premier Paul Boey Mants announced Here Friday. Vanden Boey Nants coalition government fell feb. 7 after a dispute Between the French speaking Walloon Wing and the dutch speaking flemish Wing of the social Christian party on the future of ancient Louvain University. The flemish Wing supported the Transfer of the French speaking Section of the univer sity which is the flemish territory across Belgium Guage Border into Wallonia. The balloons refused to accept this. A general election became inevitable when King Baudouin failed to find a basis on which a new government could be formed. But no one is sure what Means will be used to Register the irritation. The liberals Are hoping that conservatives will either switch their allegiance or stay at Home on voting Day. The so reds Are expecting they will be the beneficiaries bombers keep up attack Saigon a Southern Al lied forces fought heavy Battles at both ends of South Vietnam s Northern Frontier Friday and re ported killing 330 guerrilla sol Diers Many of them with machine gun fire from armoured vehicles. In the area of one of the Bat Les in which South vietnamese rangers at Khe Sanh reported killing 70 North vietnamese Fri Day . B-52 bombers and smaller fighter bombers kept up what has become the biggest air Campaign of the War. The b-52s aimed 750 tons of bombs in 10 raids Friday and today at North vietnamese troops tunnelling toward the Khe Sanh . . Fighter bombers flew 187 sorties in the area Friday. About 500 South vietnamese rangers guarding Khe Sanh along with . Marines against an expected massive communist assault repulsed 500 North vietnamese who made a probing attack Friday. House cries 4shame continued happiness Only on Page 1 North Bay up All news of War violence and tragedy was taken from the front rage of the Nugget Friday. In a front Page editorial the newspaper said we thought that it might be Good for All of us that if for once such depressing things As War violence and tragedy did a disappearing act from Page one and in their place we published no thing except Happy the Page was Given Over to reports on the third an Nual ninth fur carnival that opened Friday under sunny skies. And the conservatives Are simply undergoing a severe Case of pre election jitters. A Brief sampling of the electorate by the free press could uncover no indication of what May happen but the affair is obviously on everyone s mind. Both liberals and conserva Tives staged Public rallies in the town this week but neither unearthed any portents. Liberal Leader be Mol Gat Drew a crowd of 100 on wednesday and Premier Walter Weir attracted 140 residents on thursday. In any Case if the signs Are Correl and deviation from past election trends in other parts of the constituency is minimal Killarney will once again be the key. And although even the Liber als Are far from confident of Victory the Odds would seem favor or. Dow. The 61-year-old former mayor and farm implement de Aler has another asset on his Side As far As Killarney is concerned his son George is a popular Young doctor in the town. But Allan Rose has a lot working in his favor As Well. Not the least of which has been the week Long Blitz of Premier Weir. The Premier an accomplished master at politicking in the Rural areas was an obvious hit wherever he went and he must have Shook hands traded Hom Ilies and drank Coffee with almost All of the voters Here. Or. Rose is also personally attractive himself. A quiet reticent Man with a capable platform manner his family is Well known in civic affairs in. The area. He runs a highly successful farm in Tho Northern conservative Strong hold around the villages of Elgin and Fairfax a fact which is Likely to Cut even further into or. Dow s already dismal support there. Well Over half the voters arc Farmers in this prosperous agricultural area and this too May have an effect. Or. Rose ii Campaign has Dweller on his reputation As an experienced agriculturalists and he May be successful in his obvious at tempt to woo a portion of or. Dow s farm support. In addition the four main towns Killarney Boissevain Deloraine and Hartney Are not yet broken of the Strong tory tradition that was Nur tured during 20 years of representation by Errick f. Willis. The old party ties Jay once again prove too powerful for or. Dow As they have in the past and if so Premier Weir will have carried off his first Triumph As Leader of Manitoba s conservatives. In any Case monday evening will Tell the tale once and for All. The two parties split three ways on the measure those for it those against and those who abstained. There can be few times in the recent history of the British who went to War twice this Century to Honor their word were in greater moral discomfiture. Some intellectuals even detect a smell of Munich in the air. A measure of the despondency was the unanimous condemnation in the three leading British magazines out Friday. The Law is one of the most immoral pieces of legislation to have emerged from any British declared the conservatively inclined Spectator. In the hurry to keep out Brown skinned said the moderate economist govern ment parliament and the nation have achieved and the socialist new states Man under an editorial titled the Harvest of said More than Ever before one has to doubt whether this government can or for thai matter should survive its full asians trying to flee Kenya among the there who have British passports got 24 hours longer to beat the Law because of the lords Tal Kathon. About had arrived in the week ending thursday Midnight which the government had Sel As target for enactment. But the flood was Cut to a trickle Friday because of con fusion. British airlines turned away hundreds of would be immigrants at Nairobi but later Sand it would carry them after officials Here promised those embarking before Midnight would be admitted. After that they will need work permits for admission. Rocky is ready to run continued cordon Riach provincial Campaign chairman of the Manitoba division of the Canadian red Cross Points to one of the Manitoba Rural Points which the society Hopes will provide toward the provincial objective of March is red Cross month and the Rural Campaign began Friday throughout the province with the exception of greater Winnipeg mor Den and Altona which have contributed through the United Way. Michigan gov. George Romney first Choice for the Nomina Tion. Or. Nixon faces a write in sort for gov. Rockefeller Anc a slate of Rockefeller Delegate in the March 12 new Ham Shin primary. Gov. Romney. Left the Natina governors conference Here be Ore gov. Rockefeller Gavi Ither gop governors and the Iress a statement announcing Lis availability for the Nomina Ion. It said the party mus decide who it feels can bes present it and who it think an Best command the conf hence of the american people ind Best serve the country. The Republican party Hawo objectives. It wants to Emain United and it wants to dominate someone who can be enough Independent and demo Ira tic votes to get elected. I am not going to creat dissension within the Republican arty by contending for the nomination but i am read ind willing to serve the Ameri an people if gov. Romney told a pres conference Friday morning a he Washington Hilton Hole hat he was not yet prepared t Morse gov. Rockefeller o anyone else for the nomination in a Farewell Tele phoned to his Campaign worker h new Hampshire when a Veather prevented him from flying to the state gov. Rom Aey told them to make their own individual decision Abou whom to support. Glasses Campaign Aims to give second sight three Winnipeg funeral Homes ave launched a Campaign to collect old or unused eyeglasses. The old glasses which clutter p Many houses around the City re needed in impoverished countries to in effect give ome people second sight the three funeral Homes have volunteered to collect discarded eyeglasses for distribution by View eyes for the needy inc., a on profit non sectarian Organ action whose sole purpose is to help provide better vision for Hose who cannot afford to buy glasses themselves. Since the organization was funded in 1932, it has helped Learly a Quarter of a million people by converting useless terns into vital sight. Metal frames in any Condi Ion unbroken plastic frames with or without lenses Sun glasses artificial eyes Cataract lenses and soft cases Are All needed by the organization. The glasses Are All tested and simple nears and fars Are ent As requested to fill specific waders from medical missions and recognized welfare agencies in such areas As the Philip Pines Indonesia Arabia lab Rador Burma Thailand Haiti Ceylon and in South american and african nations. Winnipeg residents who wish to participate in the Campaign May bring the discarded glasses to Clark leather Dale funeral Home Zawitoski memorial or Pineview memorial gardens., Thieu denied Powers continued Road tothe North continued of Oil had to be poured into the making engine Over the next 200 Miles. Two other vehicles making the trip suffered More severe damage and had to be abandoned in the Muskeg. One was he victim of a Flash electrical ire the other succumbed to a broken Axle. The Drivers and passengers were picked ii by ther cavalcade cars Rucks. Led by Trail marshal Ted Rudolph a game Warden work no out of provincial mines and resources Headquarters at astern the cavalcade included Emi trailer rigs owned by Gardewine transport and Kley in cartage the Grey Goose bus and several privately owned cars and trucks. Emergency vehicles in the orm of four wheel drive which and two Way radio equipped Tow trucks and Bombardier Snow mobiles were supplied by Pri vate towing companies Anc Manitoba Hydro. Those in the cavalcade Felt the Effort was a. Success even Nearl 20 hours to Nike ant tip thai takes Only. 12 to 14 hours by conventional Highway routes. I took nine hours to drive the 118 Miles of Bush trails alone we made it did t was their Universal reaction. Am they pointed to a similar cavalcade organized in 1960 which drove Over mining trails to a then largely inaccessible grand rapids and which they credit with prompt government action in building a Highway to grand rapids the following year. An interesting sidelight to the trip was that one of the bus passengers de Balcaen of Dauphin was Given to help defray expenses but not by his Home town municipal Council. Dauphin Council rejected his request for Aid for the apparent reason that direct grand rapids Thompson link were developed Dauphin would b bypassed by Thompson bound traffic. Wednesday the Thompson chamber of Commerce sent tin red faced or. Balcaen Money on the basis that the Highway will Benefit aft o Central and Northern Manitoba Thompson is 400 Miles North and Dauphin 250 Miles North West of Winnipeg. Cavalcade participants were to be Given a. Tour of Thompson and the Inco mining Ani smelting operation today wit Inco sponsoring a Windup ban Quet at the Thompson inn. There in the measure such As limiting the special Powers to three months might be acceptable to the lower Chouse on a second Reading of the Bill. The size of the vote against the president s request came As a Surprise most observers believed the Bill would either pass or be Defeated by a slender margin. Two reasons for the presi ent s legislative defeat in a Ime of crisis were being offered. The first is that the Assembly imply wanted to flex its legislative muscle it was elect d Only last fall and was naturally reluctant to turn Over ome of its Powers to the even in the of a National emergency. The second is that president Thieu did not dramatize his request for the Powers. In fact according to one View he ended to indicate that the emergency was not serious enough to ask for full and broad., decree Powers but Only for some specific ones in the Fields of Economy and finance. This failure to stress the urgent need for widespread Powers convinced the Assembly and4that he really needed no special authority according to some observers. Officer Cadet Keith the regular officer training plan with the Canadian armed forces. 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