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EXAMINER TELEPHQNES Emulation mu unfilled 1m ll Q3 All mangertrom mart weekend low tonight touhlah Sunday 55 Surrmary name edit hospital tWo weeks The opetatiori took place in the cardiovascular surgery sec tottn Yu No 243 MRS ACQDELINE Kenne Franklin Roosevelt Jr couple of yearaago left dylsaated and Aristotle 0n assis central chat with TORONTO tCPl Canadas silth hearltransplarn operation began at 942 am today in To ronto Wedrm Hospital The re ciplent was 42Ayenrold man and the donor 19yearold stroke vidltniv STILL SURVIVES Names ofhoth rehased Dr Wilson of sur gery at the hospital wm head ing an operatinger team of lslncludtng nurses Boyd McCauley associate ex outlive director at the hospital said the recipient had been in men were not CAPSULE NE aboard the yacht Christina crusing in the Mediterranean onto HQSpitctlj tion of the hospital where rou tine openheart operationsare performed Cunndasfive previous heart transplants were performed at the Montreal Heart institute by dsurgioai team headed by Dr Pierre Gmmin Three of the re ctpicnls survive gt of 62 transplants performed inthe world 41 patients are still alive The Worlds longest surviving recipient is 59ltycarold Dr Philip Blamergof cape Town South Africa who underwent the transplant Jan Theworlde first transplant was performed last Dec by Dr Christiana Bantard who also operated on Dr Elaiberg ram Protest tailing 0i Que Teachers counted on lwelve teacherswhn began short jail sentences Friday night on charges of contempt of courtereceived gamedin sympathy in the form of picket line lront the Confed eration of National Trade Unions Name Inter lirnerican Press Head BUENOS auras Argentina Reuters Augustin Edwards publisher of El Mercurinof SantiagoyChiiephas been elected tpresident of the inter American Press Association or the next 12 months Seven Die its Plane Hits Car canvmsun on not The twinenginelieerhcralt owned by mistooher Cordaroof Little Silver NJ hit an automobile north of Cleveland Hoplnns Airportand burst into flames day Seven passengers died BombingrllaitSpeculation Continues amen AP warplanes flew strike orth Vietnam today amid continuing speculation that the air ar over the North may soon be ended However President ltguyen Van Thieu denied reports there had been breakthrough in negotiations wi Hanoi for ahontbinghait Wv ANDRAVIDHA Greece CPt Jacqueline Kennedy and Ar istotle Onassis swam and iazed in the sun todayon the island at Skorpios and all signs pointed to Sunday wedding Metropolitan Bishop Nicode mos of the Greek 0rdrodox Diocese travelled from Athens toblaolfitialseatat Levkaa Smucessaid he was preparing totoffldateattha oeertmony Therewere unconfinde re ports that Onasslsf retainers were sprucing upxa tinyehapel or as saying tn Athens that the wedding wouldhe held on the island on Sunda fiotiiia fol speedhoats manned by Onassis private po lice made sure no unauthorized guests broke intotlre couples pronuptial privacy but occu pants of fishing boat reported that the couple sturbathed had swim and out for motor Althmrgh 0nassia03 has not confirmed it avwonran spokes man for the magnate said the Wedding to the 39ltyearoid background is waiter AP Wirephoto gts Transplanted 51111 T01 The first recipient 55yearold Louis wastdmnslry died in days later Canadas third reupient cue Zaor 50 rewivedhlsnew heart Aug 34 nnownderweutsrrgery two dayslater to remove blood clot HeWas reported res covering hutfsuflered mks Sept and died the ne day Zam ajTurkisltborn dent at Shertnoakc Que received the heart at n3yearold man who died ol brain barrier rhage DONOR WAS l9 Canadas fourth heart reci pient was Edouard Desrlvieru 51 Quebec City engineer The Sept to operation transplanted the heart of 10yearold victim of molomyclcagcddcnt filth Canadian transplant was performed 5115 on Bosaire Brien53 Quebec roam em ployee from St Esprit do Mont calm Ttre donor was 16year old youth alsothe victimof motorcycle acddenL llstronafils jams irritable hy nowhnn nonunion HOUSTON AP The three Apollo astronauts displaying increasing irritability and im patience asjtheir space flight droneron pass the her mark of theirmaratiion day mission today The fifthrpreseutatlon of their space television show was set for 801 uni EDT whenApoiio 7zlpa over Mexico and theGult of Mexico The show was cancelled ningham had abusy schedule With 90 per cent of theirmls sion objectives achleved and only routine engineeiing test planned the last three days the are eager to teem astronauts horne widowhood for Mrs Kennedy that began Nov 22 1903 when an assasslns bullet strudr down her husband inDalias Tex For Onassis whose Midas touch ran $00 stake into fortune estlr mated at $500000000 ltlls anoth vg step in spectacular life The wedding also poses yet unresolved ligioua problems Onassis ardlvoroed inlm after year of marriage to the former Athina Livanoa daughter or armhérGreek 17 is widow of President Joh tlrreeouar on MAN mas Gladvs Hits Florida ST PETERSBURG Fla AWTaking another life lfur ricaneGiadys roared lrdand to ward the Florida citrus belt today leaving behind miles of Gulf Seas beaches heavily damaged by raging soorm tida At leastono man died as Glad ys veering suddenly from northward courseattacked coastal cities of the Tampa Bay anafiwith thundering winds towering waves and hammering in Glenn ltlorrlsSrot Sarasota was killed when his ear plunged off acroad into floodwatars at PhillppeCreelt Earlier when Gladysflashed acrossCuba man drowned in flood Gladyswos expectedto reach the cad coast between Jackson villa and Daytona Beach this al ternoonsrnali cralt along the entire Floridnveafixoast and Fury nortirtvnrdtc the Carolina were warned torcmain in safe har bor Miles of beaches were buried by towering tides Gladys skirted the gulf coastline toward her landfall Roads were flooded homcs isolated and buildings undermined on the Many of the 1000000 resi dents ittheTampai Bay area lulled into eompiaeency as Glhdys followeda duh north course lor three days were caught hybstrrprlse when so mileanhour winds and driving sheets of rain struck during the afternoon rush hour Trees toppled signs came crashing down and power tiaosformers exploded with bril llant flashes of lightln theeariy darkness AerRushWasBrains tot WASHINGTON EEAP The United States Securities and Exchangecommission an nounced Friday it has filed civil action in Peoria 111 to break up what it described as an international securities rack etallegedty masterminded by Myer Rush oi Torontounder which USvinvators are being irilked or more than $1000 day Rush 44 currently is in prison inBritain awaiting the More of hi appealragalnst Sept decision ordering hon extradited to Canada toface rnnnher of changesrin Toronto They include one of conspiring to defraudth public of 3100 000000 in with sales The ap pealwillbe nerraoa 2a Rush was arrested in London last The SEC said the civil action lthas filed involves the same alleged conspiraoytodefraud The Examiner TODAY Anu MnrlersLIv City NectarZ Cburch8 Classified121814 comicsrs Deaths12 Editorial4 Spark1 11 Theatret TV Lisllnlsrls Weathertz Wornenss But Mrs Kennedy is limnnn Cathth and her faith does not permit inarria to divorced man unless hr prior union is found tobe invald The ltoman Catltoltcarehbish op ofAthcm Most Re Benc dictus Printeslr said he opposes the marriage because sec ond marriage zis allowed offa Cathocwith nvdlvorced per mm lesszof wholsrtohiam fits to any drive internationaifliackét scheme Canadian auth ties have charged Rush with It said the fact that it is om ploying civil action does not meaneriminal action has been foreclosed Spekcsmen declined to say whether theU5 lushee department has been asked to take hand in the ease Leading the list of 23 persons named in the complaint is Rush who has been arrested or con victed in Canada the United States and Switzerland for crimes including grand larceny violation of immigration laws assault with deadly weapon receiving stolen goods and auto theft 03 Free Press losing Ground BUENOS AIRES Argentina CPI Serious concern about the future of press freedom in the United States was expressed Friday at theclnsingkessiour ol Western Hemisphere press as sembly The 24th assembly at the Inter American Press Association was told by Tom ltarrls freedom of the press corn ttee chairman thatwhiletire press in the United States is among the freest in the world it is on of the most harassed Han ot the St Petersburg Fla Times was presenting 39page report oi the press conunittee lot which almost oneouarter was devoted to the situation in the United States Newlnsurance SchemeComing roirorvro or yMutoiista in eight provinces next year will be able to obtain car insurance that willpay up to $5000 for truth accident iniuries regard onnm aneerindustryspokésmen said Friday The insurance will pay hens ssenger of pedestrian injured inan acci dentwth driver who has tha new coverage will availabletian in all vlriees Baker executive secre ofthe 0ntariolnsuranca Agents Association said he ore pects the limited accident hene fit option will cost Ontario mo torista between it and 31s stratus Milli WINS $1000 Barrie car salesman won $1147 yesterday name first stveepstake ticket he bought DonBatters ti 1443 Yonge Street won the money when the horse on which he hnd ticket was chosen to run in the annual Cambridgeshire Stakes handicap The horse Vivara did place in todays race How monvy When asked what he would do with his winnings Mr Eat tersisaid dont know yet hul dont think it ardlo spend prizes of $130000 each today with lrish Sweepstake tickets on the winner Emerilo in the Cambridgcshire Stakes llandi cap run at Newmarket land Names of the source in Montreal were Jos puszanski Welland on Vanderheyden RR Brantlord Ont am Green Halilaxf and John Roy Montreal ever Mr Batters still getshix cotttraoh second maniacal Twin peopleer southern Ontario and one eatlrlrjom Halifax and Montreal won top big winners released by an unolfioial Not More Than 10 PerfCopy l6 Page gleaned MarriageTo Divorced Could Bringhxcommunication VATICAN CITY MP When Mrs John Kennedy marries Grccl shipping mae nnte Aristotle Onassis who is divorced the marriage will be invalid in the eyes ol the Roman Catholic Church Vati can theologiartsvsay ln Athens the Catholic arch bishop Modl Rev Benedimts said he opposed the No second marriage is al lowed of Cathode to di vorced person he said can not understand how good Mrs Kennedy can with dlvorcedman like Mr The couple are to be wed this weekend in Greek Orthodox ceremony Onassls religion His church has approved his1960 dr vorce fwm Tina Livanos daughter at another wealthy hipownen ano sanctioned his marriage to Mrs Kennedy Mrs Kennedys mother Mrs Hush Auchlnclnss was ex communicated from on drumh when she remarried alter her divorce ffrom Jack Bouvier sponsman and stoddtrolrer The divorceoccurred when Jacque line was to is Roman Catholic Churchl gra vest penalty lor those who transgross church lows Persons inwr the penalty put them selves outside the eocitsinstloal community of Catholicsand lose the right to receive holy com munion or any of the tax other sacraments They may still rt tend max however Princess Leo Badziwrll Mls Kcnnedyaslsier also put her sclmrtsldo the clurnh with her marriage to Polish Prince Stan islaus Radzjwill after 1053 di vum fmmUSdiplomat Ml elACanlield 311 the Yolk cans Sacred Rotai Mirage annulled her first mar riage in 1964 and she and the prince had Catholic wedding HERBS ONE An elderlyvmanlcomplalned lo hisdoctor that he wasn in well Imdoing all can to ltel you said theidocter You know cant make you ymrntt 3m dont wanttoh young again just want to keep an getting at Coechoslovaks cried fsltame in the streetsoutside their Nation al Agemhly Friday night alter its members voted no to to ratify treaty providing lor the indefinite stay of 000 Soviet occupationtroops There were 10 abstentinns few hours later it was an nounced in Moscow that the pre sidiu lot the Supreme Spvia trad unanimously the treat The two countries ex changed diciomatie notes on the rnaduc Artcan Cryfshaniéii As Treatv 15 Signed votes and the tran went into effect In 40minute specdltto the assembly Czechoslovak Pre mier Oldrlch Oernik said the treaty was nota complete sur render of sovereigntygllowever Czechoslovakia will have no control over the movement into ihe country by Soviet troops and their families who will be stationed mainly inhorthem BOlt hernia an ound Prague Brno and Bratislava Cernik told the assemblymen therest oi the Soviet Polidr East German Hungarian Eulgarian troops variously estr mated lro rsopoo to 500000 will leave thin two months He said the Soviet Union would pay for theupkeep ot the remainingdcrceiand that of fences theycomrnit against the public or Czechoslovak law will be prosecuted by Czedroslova kia Cernik and Soviet remi Alexei Kcsygin dgned the treaty in Prague Wednesday