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Show rI f s ... ' A Miracle :& DESERET Special Chamber If He Sees, HOUSTON (lPl)-Hou-- HOUSTON ton The organs were not transplanted into anybody after thev arrived at Houstons Methodist Hospital, scene of heart transplants. many The) wne tiansported puie-las a test. "It was very successtul as far as the equipment was concerned, said Dr. Edward B. Dtethrich, who has headed two former expeiiment with the preservation chamber at Methodist Hospital. Madden will or regain sight m lus left eve will not be known for three weeks. Regardless, Madden will be able to see out of his right eve. not y "This would be the muacle Dt Alden N. the day, c Haffer, director of the center of New York, said Wednesday. . opto-metri- 4T- ,AL Princeton AP Wir Photo students scuffle with 3 employes of Institute for Defense Analysis. Press International Student protests mushroomed at major campuses across the nation Wednesday while opposition' groups countered in a number of instan-- i es with force and. demonstrations of their own. J ' Quiet returned to American University's oiling campus in Washington, D.C.. after a band of athletes and fraternity men stormed the administration building and evicted members of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) who held the building since the noon hour. 1 A few punches were tossed and the militants squirted fire extinguishers at the liberating forces but the counterattack was swift and ended with a minimum of disruption. President George H. Williams issued a statement later deploring the use of force by both groups. Just gs the previous action nf occupation was deploraWilliams said of the ble, counterattack. . . students Antidemonstration also were active-atColorado University and the University of South Florida at- Tampa. FBI activity was reported' at - - and Brandeis County WHEELING. W.VA (AP)-Sc- hool Supt. Leroy Watt of Ohio County is enenut aging high school boys in Wheeling to sprout beards and moustaches. Watt is advocating the busy faces as pait of the Wheeling bicentennial celebration June "It is utopian to believe that the eye will ever see." said Prof. Bjoem Wulfing of Stockholms Saffatsbergs hospital. 19-2- 24, 1969 5 Indications PARIS (AP) are mounting that this may de Charles President Gaulles last week in office. The 78 ve.u old leader has said he would resign immediately if the refei etuiuni Sunday votes down his proposal to transfer some of the central governments powers to regional administrations and reduce the Senate to a consultative role. he French changes have been oveisbad- by the question of confidence Gaulles in De stew- winch is exactly ardship. what he intended The thieat of defeat has spurred the Gaullists to frantic new voters still appear apathetic aooul the. referendum and the future of De Gaulle tne epoch. forts, but many The newspaper Figaro published a poll today showing that for the first time since De Gaulle made his resignation threat, opponents of the outconstitutional changes number suppoiters 53 per vent to 47 per cent. As as March 31. polls showed 56 per cent planned to vote yes m the referendum. The switch came after De televised Gaulle's address linking his political future to the little understood, ' refoirn bill. De Gaulle himself indicated doubt Wednesday about the outcome when he told his cabinet at the end of heir weekly session: "Well meet in principle next again Wednesday. The met Us of the proposed dent. Thev called for an end Miami-Dad- e (Fla.) junior college. The faculty voted Cornell to set aside disciWednesday plinary action against five black students, a move which triggered the seizure of the student union by about 100 black militants armed with spears. guns and home-mad- e Harvard- economics Prof. Henry Rosovsky whose report led to a decia black to establish sion studies program at the naretions oldest school signed Wednesday from the committee up the setting his colbecause piogram leagues gave students a voice in the selection of permanent faculty members. Harvard Beards Wanted saying On U.S. Campuses By United e were doctois Elsewhere, moi e pessimistic, sight, an extension of the brain, cannot be replaced by merely tiansplanting an eve. is Mushroom Prw "To my knowledge theie has never been this type of oper tion. This would be an of first-rataccomplishment scientific merit." Haffer said. pril A n Whethei of - special preservation chamber built for transporting human organs was used for the first time late Wednesday night to fly the heart and lungs of a traffic victim 200 miles from San Antonio. Tex., to Hons-to- doctors wait for John Madden, 55, to see. One New Y01 k doctor and two European specialists claim the chances of success in the worlds first total eve tiansplant ate slim. will (Li.) Thursday, De Gaulle Faces 'Ouster' Protects Organs Doctors Say NEWS, - to ROTC.' Shop Friday till 9 About 50 students Kansas filing squirt guns at the University of Kansas entered a room where about 70 law officers from across the state had gathered for a "conference on The criminal investigation." youths shouted and danced while the officer sat. some smiling. After 10 minutes, the students left. The "silent maColorado jority" at Coloiado University SDS of a list rejected demands. About 500 of the schools 17.000 students vetoed proposals ranging from am nesty for demonstrators to an end to ROTC. Members of a Maryland veterans club and a group of About 60 stuPrinceton dents blocked doorways to a conservatives stopped a group of 250 student protesters from secret defense research buildentering the computer science University ing at Princeton and knocked a staff member center at the University of Maryland. and dean to the ground during A U.S. District a scuffle. 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