European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page i the stars and stripes tuesday september 5, 1967 Thieu by win but vote Edge is below Hope continued from Pace 1 he would ask the Assembly to hold the election  ran second in the race. He had been expected to do no better than fourth or fifth among 11 , a 50-year-old lawyer whose clients have include revolutionaries and members of the Viet Minh said we mus talk to  Dzu made the following charges he said that in Saigon and neighbouring Gia Dinh govern ment troops were brought in by truck to polling places sunday morning and used up the ballot so that there were not enough to go around for civilian  military generally backed the Thieu by ticket. In some polling places there were not enough ballots Avail Able to represent All of the  government radio exaggerated the Lead of Thieu in re ports from outlying provinces. Dzu said he planned to talk with other candidates who ran third and fourth Huong and Suu about building a common front. I have the full support of thedia Viet party and 18 other parties of the United front he said. Dzu said a commit Lee of Isis now assembling a report on what he called election  said he would hold a news conference on thursday when he would detail the charges. Thieu also promised new peace overtures to Hanoi and a willingness to talk to the Vietcong. The civilian ticket of sex Premier Huong who had been expected to run a Strong second complained of voting irregularities in  than 12 hours after the polls closed official totals were available for Only the top four presidential tickets in seven of the nation s 44 provinces. There was no indication of invalid bal lots and no evident Effort to Tab ulate the vote for the 60-Mem-Ber Senate also being elected. Most of the observers from 24nations who watched the voting including president Johnson s 22-Man delegation agreed on the efficiency and administration of voting procedures. Suez. Continued from Page 1 the cease fire with egyptian  radio interrupted a n e w s broadcast to Issue a military communique which stated the israeli boats opened fire against Suez port and port Taufiq on the Western egyptian held Bank of the canal. The apparent israeli move totes egyptian reaction to israeli ships on the canal was the firs since Gen. Odd Bull the United nations truce supervisor worked put an agreement july 27 provid ing that the two warring countries would suspend boat traffic on the canal except for service Craft of the Suez canal authority. Crabby contestants Eye edibility Gap Aloha sidles into controversy Crisfield my. A lightning legged Sand fiddler from Hawaii darted to record shattering first place Fin ish Here saturday in the 20th an Nual running of the National hard crab  touched off a courtly rules dispute in the  Beady eyed Island entry named Aloha said goodbye tothe Field and was clocked at an unprecedented 18 seconds Fla for the 16-foot downhill run at the Crisfield crab raceway. His time was a full 42 seconds faster than the previous Derby Mark set by Virginia creeper i in1965. Virginia creeper Viii grand son of the former record Holder raced under the wire in 19 seconds for an incredible second place finish and his handler claimed a moral Victory for the old Dominion for there was doubt of Aloha s eligibility. Ever since 1960, when a Loui Siana Sand fiddler named Lou s Gumbo tiptoed to Victory Over a hard shelled Field the official rules have barred All but edible entries from the  race officials with the magnanimous consent of Virginia creeper s handlers agreed to let the Victory stand since the flashy hawaiian Courser had been flown so far for the  was some uncertainty too whether a Sand fiddler or ghost crab As Asoka s specie was designated might not reconsidered edible in the exotic culinary lights of the Island state. Gov. Spiro t. Agnew of Maryland however made it Clear for East coast gourmet when he announced that the Beach running hawaiian a a like hell but i would t eat him on a , Hawaii was awarded temporary custody of the governor s trophy and Aloha in All his fiddling i edibility was permitted to Wear the Cov eted eelgrass Garland Symbol of crab racing supremacy at Crisfield. Raging Idaho fires heading for Canada continued from Page 1 abandon Camp As flames exploded before the wind. Heavy equipment was driven into the Lake to keep it from being destroyed. Winds up to 60 Miles per hour were reported in the parched re Gion on the weekend and More dry weather was forecast. South of the major fire a 15,-000-acre Blaze was threatening to become nearly As Large. Atone Point a Hundred men were forced to flee ahead of the crackling Forest leaving behind several pieces of equipment Tobe destroyed by the flames. While the Shu Swap Lake fires the largest of some 260 Burn ing in British Columbia the biggest Blaze on the continent is the 78,000-acre Sundance Mountain fire. More fire fighters the Forest service ordere.-1,900 experienced fire fighters from around the country into the Idaho Panhandle to bolster a Force of 1,500 men already Orthe fire lines. More than 300 Reg ular army troops arrived a Sandpoint Idaho sunday to help feed and Supply the fire Crews. Strong winds that had spread flames faster than a Man could run started spot fires far out Side the main Blaze then died Clown during the night easing threat to the town of Bonners  Sundance fire had burned to within three Miles of Bonne Sferry but the head of the fire bypassed the town saturday an headed toward Canada. 3 working on dam plunge to deaths Mossyrock Wash up three men plunged 300 feet to their deaths Friday while work ing near the top of Mossyrock dam. Authorities said a Crane tipped Over snapping a Cable which held a portable scaffold on which lie men were working. They had been removing bolts from con Crete forms. The victims were identified Asmara Montegue 19, of Centralia and Dale Rael and John Roth both in their 30s and both from Mossyrock. Steeple Chase a belgian Soldier armed with a Hacksaw descends from a helicopter in an attempt to remove a damaged spire from the Village Church in malaise Belgium. He was unable to saw off the lightning Rod and the helicopter pulled off the whole Assembly. A baseball scores monday s major league line scoresby the associated press american league first game Chicago 1000001002 5 3 new York 000 210 oox3 7 0 Peters Vii Helm 7 and Martin Down ing Womack 8 and Tillman. A Down ing 13-8. A Peters 15-9. First game Boston 0000020002 4 1washington 010 110 200x5 10 2 Morehead Osi Sld 5brandon 8 and Howard Pascual Knowles 8 and Caso Nova. A Pascual 12-10. Or Morehead 4 3. Home runs Boston Yastrzemski 3g Washington f. Howard 33. First game Kansas City 000 031 0004 7 1 Detroit 201 101 oox8 9 0 Nash Stafford 4. Lundblad 7 and roof Talton 7 Lollich Gladding 6 and Freehan. A Lolich 9-12. A Nash 11-14. Home runs Detroit Lumpe 2. Kan Sas City d. Green 3. Air-freighted9 Lover marries Berkeley Calif. A tie youth who had himself air freighted from Australia to Cali fornia in a Box to spend Christ Mas of 1965 with his girl Friend married her saturday. Richard e. Fox 25, and Annbritt War Denar 26, were wed in Church As 150 friends and rela Tives looked on then left first class aboard a jetliner for Atwo month hawaiian honeymoon. Fox a television repairman said people won t let us for get details of the 1965  in Australia Fox fixed up a wooden crate had two friends Nail him in and Send it collect to  escaped at a san Francis co International Airport Ware House after the 30-hour flight and left a note saying thank for the ride Dick the  Federal officials traced him to his Mother s Home in Elcer Rito and he was arrested on Stow away charges. But in May 1966, a Federal judge declared mistrial and dismissed charges. National league Day game Philadelphia 0000020002 5 0atlanta 410 110 olx8.15 1 Wise Boozer 2hall 0and Dalrym ple Carroll and Torre. A Carroll 6-10.lwise, 8-10. Home runs Atlanta Aaron 35jones 16 first game los Angeles 000000001001 5 1chicago 00010000001210 0 11 innings Osteen Perrano Slu 18button my an Torborg Ca Ipanis Roseboro 10 Nye Hartenstein 10 and Hudley. A Hartenstein 8-4. A Sutton 9-14. Home runs los Angeles Johnson 9 Chicago Banks 21. First game Pittsburgh 305 000 20010 18 0st. Louis 051 100 010 8 10 0 Veale Ridant 2pizarro 9 an May Jaster Lamabe 1jackson 3willis 7 and i Juetts. A Ribant 9-7. L Lamabe 3-7. Home runs St. Louis Brock 2, is Ricketts 1. Does t like to be crossed grand rapids Mich. A patrolman Claude Moore says that during a dispute about a traffic Accident one Driver hit the other a Young Man with a right Cross to the Chin knocking him to the pavement. Moore said the first Driver was a 66-year-Oldwoman. Reuther says strike Likely to hit Ford Detroit up Walte Reuther president of the United Auto workers Union said monday that Ford motor co. Has decided to accept a strike by his Union and i think they re going to   it s their strike and we  nothing about it Reuther said after a fruitless labor Day bargaining session. Refused to Budge he said Ford refused to Bud Gefrom its position and a strike by Ford s 152,000 Law member appeared inevitable when present contracts expire at Midnight wednesday. Malcolm Denise Ford Vic president said he agreed that no settlement was in sight Des Pite the first direct intervention in Auto negotiations in 20 year by the Federal government. 3 children die As Cave collapses port Washington wis up rescuers using Mouth to Mouth resuscitation failed to revive three children who suffocated when the roof of Cave they were digging col lapsed  Schmidt 12 Noel Mueller 7, and his sister Michelle 8, All of Rural port Washington died when the Claland Sand Side of a gravel pit they were digging in covered them. The Accident occurred about two Miles West of port washing ton. French plane crash in Norway kills 12 Bodo Norway up norwegian air Force helicopter Pilot reported saturday that all12 men aboard died when a French Navy aircraft crashed thursday on the Remote Prince Charles Forland Island West of Spitsbergen. The Pilot returning to spits Bergen from the scene said the twin engine Atlantique aircraft apparently crashed and exploded on a Steep Mountainside. Betting a Cool grand on a Long shot Prague a when. C. Urey american Nobel prize Winner at the astronomical Congress Here said there might be ice under the Moon s surface prof. Zdenek Kopal of Manchester University bet a thousand dollars that there was  news Agency ctr said now it was up to the first Man reaching the Moon to find out who won the Wager