European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 24 the jaw and stripes. 5. R _. French do 3rd heart transplant continued from Page undergone extensive Hospital care. The Organ came from a 39-year-old Man who died Friday after a cerebral Haemorrhage. The heart had been kept in condition by artificial blood  broussais Hospital trans Plant is the 14th operation of it kind. Four of the other patients still Are alive. They Are  Blaiberg in South Africa. John Stuckwish and Everett Thomas in Houston tex., and Frederick West in London Stuckwish improving in Houston Stuckwish who had taken a turn for the worse last week was reported improving and his condition was de scribed As very encouraging by or. Denton a. Cooley who performed the , 62, who received his new heart last tuesday inthe third transplant operation at St. Luke s Hospital in five Days was still listed in serious condition but a Hospital Bulle tin said he was making a dra Matic  s other heart trans Plant patient Thomas 47, entered his 10th Day with his new heart and was reported in excellent condition. The National heart Hospital i London said monday that West 45, was in Good condition. Tum Doy my Paris up thousands of workers and students perhaps More than 200.000 swarmed in to the streets Here monday in an anti gaullist protest Marc coupled with a crippling one Day general strike. Strike in sympathy with a. Obj Jet is i. I i of i j -T1 f of j to int demonstrations against University and a Oliffe authorities a major humiliation for a "al4xi Gaulle of anniversary of of Rise fir this Rise to Day of  vietnamese talks. The protest marchers set off i Brilliant Sunshine and tit a holi Day spirit a marked contrast to bloody clashes Between police and students which prompted it. . Proposes 2 peace Steps continued from Page the United states charges Hanoi in particular failure to match president Johnson s bombing limitation. Since March 31 we have sought a sign that our restraint has been matched by the democratic Republic of North Vietnam he said. Harriman said we  our concern that your government has chosen to move substantial and increasing num Bers of troops and supplies fro the North to the South. More Over your forces have continue to fire on our forces from across the demilitarized zone. We ask what restraints you will make for your part to contribute  Thuy in a Tough statement of Hanoi s position accused the United states of being guilty of monstrous crimes against human  of his speech were made Public after the meeting by the Hanoi delegation s press spokes Man Nguyen Thanh  said Thuy clearly outlined the Aims of these talks to determine with the unite states Side an end of . Bomb ing and All other acts of Wai against North Vietnam and then to discuss other Points of  he quoted Thuy As saying Inthis destructive War the United states has been Defeated. It has been condemned by both  and world Public  Thuy claimed the tet offensive was backed by a people s rising in the South which has show the invincible strength of the vietnamese people in its Fig for  Thuy s demand he said that despite overwhelming american material superiority All . Military actions have been  he claimed that nearly 3,000  have been shot Down. Thuy demanded that the Ware ended according to conditions Laid Down by Hanoi. He said it position was made Clear by the four Points announced in 1965 there can be no solution that does not recognize oui people s rights he said. The four Points demanded peace inde Rivero thinks so Russ seeing med bases Hamburg a .  Rivero commander of Allied forces Southern Europe said in an interview monday that he believes Russia is seek ing to set up a Chain of Mili tary bases in the Mediterranean. If it succeeds Rivero told the West German news Magazine Der Spiegel then a very ser Abernathy starts City Washington up there. Ralph David Abernathy drove a ceremonial stake monday to begin erection of resurrection City a plywood and Canvas Encampment that will be Home to about 3,000 participants in the poor people s March on Washington. We will be Here a Long longtime said Abernathy successor to the late or. Martin Luther King As Leader of the March. Abernathy told about 500 per sons already Here for the extended Campaign we came through Many trials and Tribu lations from North South East and West to this hallowed and sacred spot to build resurrection City .a. Unlike other marches this March will not last a Day or two Days or even a week. We will be Here in Washington until the Congress and leaders of govern ment decide they Are going to do something about poverty unemployment and underemployment in the United states the site is Between the Lincoln memorial and the Washington Monument near the famous reflecting Pool i ious situation will  said however i be Lieve that the 6th Fleet is in the position to neutralize any threat posed by the soviets in the even of  Rivero sees the buildup As of political psychological and Mil itary significance whereby would give the political and psychological significance prefer ence before the  the russians he observed Are using their Mediterranean task Force As an Extension of diplomacy in peacetime. I am not convinced that the soviets will further build up their Fleet in the , nothing would be changed thereby. Even a stronger soviet Fleet would be threat ened by our planes. They Only would give the allies of the so Viet Union the Assurance that Moscow is helping  the weak Point of the soviet Leet he said is the Lack of air Craft carriers which would afford the ships adequate Aerial cover. Soviet ship to ship rockets Are not considered a sufficient  contrast he said the air Craft carriers give the 6th flee unparalleled combat readiness and superiority. With them behold All enemy surface vessels in  soviet underwater capabilities in the Mediterranean pose Amore serious problem for nato he  Admiral said the russians have 12 to 14 warships in the Mediterranean including Cruis ers and destroyers. In addition he said there Are 12 to 15 Supply ships in the sea. The size of the Leet changes daily however he  6th Fleet normally has two aircraft carriers two Cruis ers and 16 destroyers he said adding we have at least 50 percent More than the  i Pendency sovereignty and territorial integrity for  the . Statement detailed charges of North vietnamese aggression against the  said the initial tech Nique of sabotage and subversion gave Way in recent years to overt invasion with the introduction of regular units of the North vietnamese army. Much evidence cited there Are also an increasing number of North vietnamese soldiers in Viet Cong units he said and a vast amount of tangible evidence establishes this blatant violation of the Gen Eva  charged that in violation of its specific undertakings North Vietnam has systematically continued to use the territory of Laos to Send men and military equipment South to in Vade South Vietnam and As a base for forces attacking South Vietnam. This aggression continues he declared and has been intensified since the Early part of this year. We. Believe it is fundamental to peace in Southe Astasia that these agreements on Laos be  renewed the offer made by Johnson in april 1965to provide Large scale economic support to All Southeast Asia i Hanoi ceases its efforts to gain control of the South. Riot police streets. Cc0,ers to Check i Side the March added in to fusion created by the Nic strike which Cut o act dlr wide and caused traffic Chasi a wer p9wcl Sas and electricity went off. Most Public rant tation ground to a . The e is wet Back to the Cand e electricity was Cut Moi he � t hotels it Ninga he a two hotel Taing the american and North vie namese delegations Al there was a Cut of about two hours affecting the hotel la e jaw Here the North vietnamese s staying. At the hotel Guf Feadler Bank thieves gel $235,000 new York a a mid town Manhattan Bank reported monday that .$235,000 is missing from its basement Safe apparently taken by weekend burglars who left no Trace and did t trip the burglar  theft was reported by the manufacturers Hanover Trust co. Branch at 570 Lexington  said the thieves took Only Cash leaving securities Inge Safe. Bird picks right nest Glaston England a mrs. Peggy Hillington has abandoned her bicycle and taken up walking. Mrs. Hillington is a ird Lover and a Blackbird Hassid four eggs in her bicycle s Basket. For the mix the lights also went out in parti i of the building. Emergency Power supplies restored partial service later. Traffic was chaotic in Paris when Power went off at the pea of the morning Rush hour and blacked out All traffic signal police tried to Cope by using hand signals but gave up a some intersections and left Drivers to their own devices fan estimated 25,000 policemen were on duty in the capital Jacques Chaban Delmas presi Dent of the National Assembly called lower House party floor leaders into an emergency Cau jus for tuesday noon to decide when to discuss the week Long student riots in which 1,500 per sons were  leftist federation and communist groups announced they will concentrate on Educa a Tion policy in an Assembly Cen sure motion later this week to try to topple Premier George Pompidou. Monday s walkout was Bakkeby All major Trade unions and opposition parties. Despite tha threat of new violence and continued unrest de Gaulle Wai reported by officials to be deter mined not to cancel or shorten his state visit to Bucharest beginning  sorbonne reopened not Mally monday. The abrupt closure of the University a week As had sparked t h e Studen police fighting. In the province students peacefully occupied University campuses in toulous1 Rennes and Strasbourg weather partly Cloudy Chance of isolated after noon h o w e r 8. Decreasing Cloudine wednesday. Frankfurt Heidelberg High r Low 42. Temperatures recorded mond get 4 4am pm 66 60 Adana p 70 82 Atheni p 61 64 Valano p 48 61 Berlin p 39 63 Frankfurt p 48 59 London r 4 4 am pin 46 73 Madrid c 41 54 Munich p 37 63 Parli p 39 50 Prestwick p 57 66 Rome p 68 68 wheelus p a Clear a partly Cloudy . J2nd weather Wal Mccarthy optimistic turn out the vote9 Bobby ask Omaha neb. A  f. Kennedy exhorted his Campaign workers monday to turn out the tuesday vote while sen. Eugene j. Mccarthy said he would fare better in Nebraska s presidential primary than redid in losing Indiana s. With those words the demo cratic rivals keynote their final sprints of campaigning for their second presidential primary  told More than 200 people most of them Campaign workers at a breakfast in Lincoln that the outcome ingoing to make a big difference to his presidential prospects. Get people to the polls Sothey can vote the new York senator urged Kennedy was an overwhelming Winner in last week s Indian primary Mccarthy meanwhile was defending his congressional Vot ing record at a news conference in Omaha. He accused the Ken Nedy forces of distorting it i advertisements and a Campaign letter and said his canvassers in Nebraska had found 15 per cent of the people they contacted troubled about the matter. That s not the kind of politics to which i would lend my name Mccarthy said. The Minnesota senator said head a 10-year record of voting on 79 per cent of Senate Rol Calls. He said Kennedy s record Over three years was 80 percent. Mccarthy said the voting at Tendance record of the late president John f. Kennedy brother of his current rival was 60 per cent when he was a Sena Tor. Fie said that was not a bad record and it should be a basis for comparison in Nebraska gov. Norbert t. Tiemann Republican said he expects to see Richard m. Nixon capture70 per cent of the vote in a gop race which holds Little suspense. Nixon has t campaigned Hertford a week but his forces were Busy urging democrats a write in the name of the former vice president on their ballot Iran Effort to prove the Nixon a peal extends beyond the Dyr self crossover voting is not it fitted in  said vice preside Humphrey could poll a substantial write in vote undemocratic showdown. J prey s organization has owned the Low key Nebi ask write in Effort which has Dia Little notice alongside he Nee Kennedy and Mccarthy campaigns