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' ' itwiatell Pry pitlets tried tu block the center's tranee as part of national antlitraft demontrations en-fro- m ) At Police Wall A!sociated Press Writer Los Angeles Times Service NEW' YORK — Thousands of pollee-me- n torming human 44115 11:Aarted attempts by almost 2000 to close demonstrators Wedne-sda- y the Whitehall Strevt Armed Forres Induction Center in Lovker !Alanhattam 'The best the peace marchers could do was circle sizramsly in bitter cold around concentric rings of police barricades About 4000 policemen were called out to control the demonstration : 'Later several hundred pickets hiked from The Batter-- to the Waldorf Astoria to midtownhere Secretary of State Dtm Eu 51t addressed a meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers But police kept control and had little dif-- L ficulty maintaining order The entire protest was over in three hours In the end leaders of the Stop the Draft Week Committee frustrated and confused argued among themselves at a rally In Battery Park They were unsure about plans for further demonstrations Thursday The New York demonstration is the focal point of a nationwide "Stop the Draft Week" Protest marches in other cities included one in Philadelphia where police hauled away 70 demonstrators who tried to block the door to an induction center About 700 took part in the Philadelphia demonstration : At least 30 persons were arrested in anti-dra- ft y New York Wednesday in sharp contrast to the 264 taken Into custody Tuesday when the demonstrators began a four-da- y attempt to force the Induction and examining station to dace Congress Passes to Extend :Alea I Ii sp:t !!erri c 'Neum-- Ir I flirt 1)t) 10 )4 lAtikxl P Wt On rrly t a at tri-- official judgon the dollar of : ? 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"There's a twit of a lot of movement" American officer atild Wednesday They are 1110011 themselves a lot more" The P7:s liosed 150041 pounds uf bombs on a supply Ana IV° truck parks and a military staging area 13 miles soutliaNt of Dong lIu nd 18 miles north of the Demilitarized Zone in a predawn raid 1 is1 - iv ' :'- - ' 71 A - runth roays- - raid by the bombers into North Vietnam leyond the fringes of the Demilitarized Zone Tli e previous eight raids were on strategic NIu Gla Pass however which of Dong Hot Is fighterhonibers pounding the Ito Oil Minh Trail in efforts to curtail the flow of men and supplies Into South Vietnam are reported catching some of the enemy in the open The senior officer said that at this stage It could not be firmly ascertained nether there is In fact an increase in infiltration over last year or whether more enemy movement is being observed because of an improved detection system Ile declined for security reasons to discuss the improved system "Our detection Is a lot better" lie said "Frankly we're working on it to determine if there Is an increase or whether we now know more" Each fall just after the monsoon winds change from the southwest to the northeast and Mart the dry season in the South the North Vietnamese intensify their infiltration down the Ito Chi Minh Trail because the ground has firmed up and movement is easier Sources said the southwest monsoon storms this year were not as severe as in 19(6 and the Communists stepped up their operations down the trail earlier than usual Some of the men may be earmarked as replacements for three North Vietnamese regiments mauled last month around Dak To in the bloodiest battle of the war SAIGON (AP) — A platoon of armed Viet Cong guerrillas turned themselves In to South Vietnamese authorities in : 5 '' ' ' ' - ) i ' '§ - 1 -- sits tilc It eight-engin- e : i ' Quang 1 - Tin Province officials said Thurs- day The i ft ' : k r ' ' - -- : ) : - :::- -- - ::::1 hte 2nd said 1 officials said the mass surrender occurred Wednesday at Nut Loc San village and that the guerrillas now were in N''''N :Nilbsildome atiawkaNio ' aoolit abA1git—dtWiLk dx R641Auktfidokitrabififturoodt : 4111akabaligh-141444 The defect called a severe tricuspid AitoriatNI Prom' Wirephoto atresia impairs the heart's ability to armed Army helicopters bombed Red positions ringSmoke rises over rubber plantation beyond lin flop blood through pump dark oxygen-poo- r the lungs where it is freshened When the inz outpost near Cambodia 89 miles north of Saigon Special Forces 'camp after US Air Force planes and -baby was born he was cyanotic or blue 7 f from lack of oxygen "We scoured the country for two weeks asking for children born with brain lesions incompatible with life — and anencephalic children where the brain is almost totally destroyed and where the child generally dies after two days following birth" Dr Kantrowitz said He said 500 hospitals were contacted by telegram in the search for a donor He learned of such a child — another scene esBy Peter Arnett shady tree on the hill On the lid of a and Vietnamese officials at the boy — born Monday in Philadelphia The timated that as many as 114 civilians were the bodies of a tiny brother basket Associated Press Writer parents whom Dr Kantrowitz described may have died and sister still clinging to each other as "intelligent and understanding" gave At least 47 were wounded 33 burned Like all the other bodies at Dakson they DAKSON VIETNAM — The simple permission for the operation he said' were blistered by the flamethrowers of Dakson had only recentseriously Four hundred villagers were Montagnards Taking the heart from the ly learned how to use matches and flamBy late Wednesday 63 bodies had missing presumably driven into the junboy the doctors performed the operation throwers were beyond their imaginabeen dragged from the bunkers where gled countryside by the Communists "What we want to do essentially is tion the population hid when the Viet Cong Scores more of the 2008 population of make one whole infant from two who Then in one horrifying hour these forces first launched their attack More Dakson are probably injured Some were cannot survive" Kantrowitz said were expected to be dug up American weapons of fire wielded by Communist dragging themselves into the provincial Asked by newsmen how difficult it wreaked death destruction and troops hospital at Song Be Wednesday was to operate on infants he said: "Certhem amongst is more difficult it Calculated Intimidation tainly emotionally "They threw fire at us" was how the and I think more difficult technically" survivors described the attack one of the The province chief Lt Col Nxuyen most vicious of the war against VieDuong Iluy described it as "a calculated CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA (AP) tnam's civilian population Communist attempt to frighten the Mon— Showing Page Page steady improvement after his thatched-roo- f houses built in Business tagnard population away from the govheart transplant Louis Washkansky ate fourSixty Society neat rows late last year were razed Classified ernment — the stakes are high" minced chicken and mashed potato Sports just after Monday midnight The ashes Comics The people are from the Steng Tribe 8-- 8 2 Star Gazer Wednesday A doctor said the stitches blew across carcasses of water buffalo a 20000- - strong Montagnard group that Editorials Television slaughtered near the hamlet's bamboo 8-- 2 comprises nearly half the population of Theaters Foreign fence Phuoc Long Province 8-- 1 National Valentine The Steng women go barebreasted Wash Obituaries Bodies Under Tree and the men wear simple loincloths Spinster's lament: "Whenever I meet a man who would make a good husband A day later rows of bodies of women Section G 8 pages of Grand They are nomads who move back and lie is" and children were lying under the one Centrill Stores' bargains forth across the neighboring Cambodian 4466wArOid Aidalb platoon including the platwere in the area supporting North Vietnamese Division the n oon leader officials The ' tie I 10111(c 4 111 End Massive Raid Viet Supply Lines ' ' LUN:Urtt tA'ils "A:nrT fltiut t'Itq! r 1Cru'Llt al iii LI VII t) ' ' i VI 1 It 41)1I too-- Faci NI ' i I I Itit's Val Vd!1" lktatti ' ' t1 V ol2ek ltro ttlid0Ary (uttift 111lrroAL) may It sbcL-- 1 l4 ttoe 114-- 1tvul Plan Another Try Asked if he were planning to try again Dr Kantrowitz said: "We certainly are" Both infants he said were in the operating room and doctors waited several hours for the donor baby to die The donor baby died at 2:30 am and doctors began procedures within minutes The surgical staff operated for 214 hours beginning at 4:15 am But after the operation they were guarded about the outlook and would say only that pulse and blood pressure were relatively stable Dr Kantrowitz who pioneered operations in implanting "helper hearts" to assist a patient's ailing heart told newsmen of the "enormous emotional drain" of the day Members of his team he said were "disheartened and feel sad" I !PC At Ti: Al 104 kb ieftwe Vt11r-tAr- ' ' re it it i$ 3 0 bombers winged over SAIGON — 1j North Vietnam on Thurs- lay climaxing a massive air bombardment of hiztiksaya and military facilities rear the coastal city of ping flui The stramfort raid followed attacks by Air Pince !lathe and Navy jet fighters They pummelft sefilis tit Lireets around Dong Hot In a concentrated effort Is) choke off supplies heading south to in North Nlietnamese troops fighting South Vietnam The US Command Is also watching uloscly what aprears to he an increase in North Vietnamese traffic down the Ho Chi Minh Trail through U icit ' talY It fr04 Geotge Esper Associated Press Writer tary cooperation from business in reducing the nation's balance of payments def- But in Wednesdays operation at Maimonicies Hospital the Brooklyn's baby boy who received a tiny heart died at 1 pm Attempts to revive the child were unsuccessful ”t -- Ltrait I H hi' rie hATic41101e Ifittel? rlanIonlf 1352s the by massive purchases t! VI Bombard liusiness Council sometimes advise the grivernment On public policy Newsmen etle barred from the session elth the I'resident but the White 11011Se released the text of his speech Mr Johnson called for greater volun- Ile also gave the first ment that the recent attack r)te' irtd Itght-- il!Wti gf -r tv11: rkti ett- A ttesci of is-- - t- 1t ir vi L T 1k lockstep pricing is characteris- represented PTt oulut Members a At-- tles vut tA1-1i- t t J)11 04 ct4 corporations It) 031 The meeting was attended by some 65 executives nearly all Of horn are prestCients or board chairmen of the nation's largest tt 1 11!kf 1) r I 4p z! -i 1140 "Ytt 10 si 140- Ati 1'a4o It If !!1(try I twhi--f!t- IC' out l'n0 I Erlite4 113‘ Ai !!at 111kli a rsti—(ks T14 t‘:1 ! si:01 ! tAlve I trwrir te:2ey LvtrI fli!us rr - vveeks The baby that received the heart was born with a defective valve on the right side of his own heart Kantrowitz said the defect could not be operated on WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress passed and sent to the White House Wednesday a bill to extend federal meat Inspection standards to all packing and processing plants Backers of the legislation to expand the inspection program hailed it as a victory for consumers — the Chieu Ifoi—Open Arms—center in the nearby district capital of Tam ky about 20 miles south of Da Nang Vicious Attack Reconstructed Completes Action It was one of the consumer - protec- tion measures sought by President John- son and he is expected to sign it shortly He said it will help guarantee to every American family "that the meat on their tables" is safe and fit to The House passed the compromise version 336 to 28 A little later the Senate passed it by voice vote completing con- gressional action e conferees agreed Toes- day on terms of the bill which is de- signed to extend federal standards within the next three years to 15000 plants not Fire' at Hapless Reds 'Threw eat House-Senat- covered It stemmed from reports about unsanitary conditions in some plants around the country now Viet Villagers border Many have been used by the Communists for years to carry loads The Saigon government late in 1966 won several thousand Stengs to its side and these people settled in New Life" hamlets around Song Be the province capital that sits lonely and vulnerable in the Vietnamese piedmont 80 miles northeast of Saigon The Stengs are pawns in this war" one American refugee officer comment ed The Viet Cong has made it clear this year that it wanted them all back under Red control Emissaries visited 'i hamlets warning inhabitants that their houses would be burned unless the Montagnards returned to the jungles -Dakson was singled out as an ex- ample The Communists tried three previous attacks on it two of these were beaten off the third partly succeeded This week's attack was probably by more than one battalion American ()Ili: See Page 13 Column 3 On the Inside Voices Pessimism 'I d 6!-- l' 13g'r i 41 me ate t Defective Valve htspection Under the bill states will have up to two years — or three if significant progress has been made — to set up inspeclion programs for meat produced and Sold within their borders chairman RepIY R Poage Committee of the House Agriculture opposed the compromise saying "You are probably not going to get as good meat as you would have gotten "I hope that it functions better than i anticipate" Poage said NEW YORE — Doctors transplanted baby's heart into the breast of a but after 214 eek-olboy Wednesday r t failed hours the Dr Adrian Kantrowitz the chief surgeon his lace grim announced the failure "We do mit know at this time why this transplanted heart failed" he said It was the world 's seeond reported human heart transplant and the first reported in the United States Only four days ago South African surgeons transplanted the heart of a young woman who had Just died into the chest of a grocer lie was doing well and reportedly might go home in three a dead v!!t1 of lioroLightscai xecu ti v es Inim the incision would be removed in It days Dr Owistian Barnard chief surgeon hi Sunday's historic operation expressed belief that Washkansky's body would make no major rejection of the new heart he received from a young woman Winn of an automobile accident The feared medical pattern of rejection has been a critical factor in his survival the to Improve If he continues Washkansky may go home within three weeks By John Barbour 1ratPl4n tic (4 a number of our highly concentrated industries My belief la that eusting anti-tru- st lass di) teach and nifty be " Applicable in situations Just Lice thts Doctors rfransplant Heart 6 Dies Hours Later-Baby eti t 1141 tlry 1 'This Draft Objectors AboutTace e tia ))15 at a Ft 40r'y aA'All 161 it ' U- loctiistry ie said that liefure the Senate could to apply import qui) consider ii must know shat fjfl'iT knot of competition extol in the steel industry The Senator added: IrfrNotv some of 7($t Ixdier carry lin antidraft demonstrator the front of Induction renter Wednesday after e‘r Sen Sdr'n chairman of (1)Mich Antitriatt and Itlicrwruily Subcornmittc4e reacted with a call tor a Jutice I kr part merit investgation of bat Ito called 'lockstep" price Increases In the steel - 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