European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Wednesday september 6, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 marines kill 160 in attack on Hill Saucer scrutiny British Constable Derek Marrable examines a Saucer like object found on a Golf course in Kent. Five similar stiff upper lips officially objects have been found across Southern eng land emitting a bleeping noise. A student hoax was blamed. A photo continued from pane Monist soldiers last Spring. Communist troops crept to within hand grenade Range of a Marine company under cover of darkness. The first communist fire was silenced almost immediately with the help of artillery and air Force c47 dragon ships using hares to find the enemy a spokesman said. Two . Helicopters were shutdown. One was a gunship firing at the communists the other was a Rescue Craft in route to pick up Marine wounded. The communists believed to be elements of a battalion of the1st Viet Cong regt 2nd North vietnamese div were entrenched on Hill 63, which is covered with thick Brush and flying Saucer hoax tests britons London a it was the fact that there were six of the things resembling Small flying saucers in a 170-mile line across Southern England that foxed the experts for a while. Too much of a coincidence for it to be a hoax said a senior police officer  it was a hoax after All. It was staged said Chris South All 21-year-old student who claimed to have masterminded the project to gain publicity for the rag week by students of Farnborough technical Colleg during which they collect for Charity. Another object of the exercise he said was to give police and experts practice in Case the real thing Ever comes along from outer space. It certainly succeeded in doing that. There were racing police cars hovering helicopters Alert bomb squads and a series of conflicting statements by spokes men for the police. But throughout the whole exercise officialdom kept a stiff upper lip. The Silver Grey objects mad of fibreglass and folded without seams were spaced across the country at intervals of about 30 Miles. They weighed about 84 pounds measured 4 foot 3 inches in length were 3 feet High and had a slight dome top an Bottom. Some bleeped some flashed red and Green lights some Sim ply moaned. But there was no panic or hysteria among the people who found them.  and calmly in formed the police. Like Farmer Dick Jennings 48, who found the first Saucer while working on his farm near Chip Penham. He phoned the police and said you Are not going to believe this but i have a flying Saucer in one of my  go on said the  Little Green m in dancing round it Jennings eventually convince them and went Back to his work. The police came and took the Saucer away. One was flown by helicopter to the Royal air Force station at mansion so experts could examine it. A couple of saucers wound Upin lost property departments awaiting claimants. And one had its dome blown off by army bomb disposal men. That revealed the Bleep came from an electric circuit powered by a set of batteries made i Britain and the hoax was exposed. Stocks discount strike threat move higher new York a the Stock Market closed higher tuesday in its first Post labor Day session. The mood in Wall Street was optimistic enough despite the threat of an Auto strike to move the list comfortably higher. Trading was Active. Ford the strike target of the Auto Union was fractionally lower but general motors an Chrysler were up More than a Point throughout the  Price boosts warmed up the inflammatory atmosphere and a wide Range of stocks was bought. American motors was very Active As it edged higher. The possibility of an Auto strike As of wednesday night was apparently Well discounted by the Market said analysts. Walls to e e t seemed to be looking closing . 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Volume was 8.33 million share compared with 7.46 million Fri Day. The Dow Jones Industrial aver age Rose 2.95 to 904.13. Ford the Union target lost y4at 50%. General motors gained 2 and Chrysler. American motors was the mos Active Issue up 4 at 15. Gales Batter Britain 6 killed boats wrecked London a gales battered Britain tuesday killing six persons and wrecking scores of Small boats offshore. Gusts reaching up to 80 Milesian hour roared deep Inland. Two construction workers were killed and a third seriously injured when a building collapsed under he Force of winds in Ossett Yorkshire. It. Col. Griffin Vii corps aviation officer is dead Stuttgart special army it. Col. Paul e. Griffin 47, of Frankfort Kan., aviation officer for Vii corps and former com Mander of the 16th aviation in at Nellinger Germany died Athis quarters at Nellinger Cavern monday morning o an apparent heart attack. A Veteran of 25 years army service and Holder of the Silver Star medal for valor Griffin had served in world War ii the kor Ean War and the vietnamese War. He had been commanding offi cer for Vii corps 16th aviation in for two years prior to com ing to corps Headquarters As its aviation officer last july. His wife Juanita of leaven Worth Kan., has resided with him at his quarters at Nellinger. Also surviving is a sister  Calvert of Manhattan Kan. Burial is planned at it. I  . Army installation in Kansas. Trees jutting up from the Sand floor of the Valley. Up correspondent Thomas Corpora reported from the scene that four companies of Marine stormed the Hill against heavy fire. Artillery fire and Aerial bombardment turned the Hill into a mass of bomb and Shell Crater with Trees and shrubs torn and broken into piles. For 20 hour the marines fought for the Hill before the communists re treated. Although the Valley is filled with Rice paddies its floor is Sandy and the marines were a Leto bring in tanks. Other heavy fighting was re ported near con Thien a Marine outpost just below the demilitarized zone. The marines killed37 Viet Cong in this Battle but gave up two dead and 47 wounded. . B52s flew in an struck three times against ene my artillery positions harassing the marines. Fighting erupted in one Are that had been dormant for months the Jungle country near Tay Ninh City and the Cam Bodian Border 54 Miles Southwest of Saigon. Three americans of the . 5th inf div were killed and 33 wounded. Enemy losses were not known. Nato exercise in 10th Day Thessaloniki Greece Spe Cial Orange invaders tried stabbing through Kalipolis pass into Northern Greece tuesday morning but were thrown Mackby a counterattack by Allied Mobile forces land units whereas nato exercise Sunshine express entered its 10th Day. Nato defensive positions in the pass were reestablished it was  Orange forces made a determined Para military drop monday to seize the South end of granites pass but were reportedly mauled by Allied air and ground  renewed offensive by Orange forces began tuesday on Nat defensive positions penetrating flanks on the East along the Trimon River at Rupel and other nato positions North of Komo Tini. It was reported that Nat units May be pulled Back to positions Southwest of the Strimov River As a result of the flanking action and in an Effort to avoid having Forward line troops Cut off. Tremor rattles Trieste Trieste Italy up an Earth tremor Shook this Adriatic port City tuesday rattling windows but causing no apparent damage. Genoa Italy a italian and communist chinese officials reached an agreement tuesday to resolve their hassle Over the propaganda bedecked freighter i Ming. The chinese ship isolate since aug. 13 in Italy s biggest commercial Harbor was allowed to unload its cargo after moving to another pier and taking Down All but one of its propaganda signs. This done the port authorities lifted their siege. They started supplying the Liming with Freshwater and resumed ship to Dock phone  agreement was announced by the ship s Captain kit in shun and Lucio Caputo an offi Cial of the italian International Commerce Institute after a six hour meeting. It followed the arrival in near by Savona of another chinese ship the Hsu Chang which unloaded cargo monday despite propaganda signs on its Hull. The settlement ends a Hitte deadlock that commercial circles believed was endangering Italy growing Trade with China. It had appeared that the Itali ans were eager to move towards settlement because of com Mercial and labor  said after announcing the Accord that longshoremen had threatened to strike it the 8,000-ton Liming was not unloaded