European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 9, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 6 the stars and stripes saturday september 9, 1967 if this comes to pass blame quarterback by Dick West Washington up listed below Are four nominations forthe biggest labor Story of the year so far. Check the one you regard As the most significant. The imprisonment of teamster president James r. Hoffa. The Railroad anti strike legislation. The Auto strike. The assault com plaint filed against Joe Namath a professional football Quarter Back by a Magazine sports  you checked any except no. 4, you show an amazing Lack of perception in the labor manage ment Field. Incarceration of Union Lead ers Railroad labor legislation and Auto strikes Are fairly Oldham. But the assault Case is  thing that makes it so significant is the statement reputedly uttered by Namath during the alleged assault. Hews quoted As saying i Don t need any of you $100-a-Weekcreeps to go around writing about , at least to my knowledge Marks the first time a reporter s Alary has been used As a journalistic criterion by a prospective news  could inject an entirely new element into labor management relations which Are Sticky enough already. City editor Jones the new lieutenant governor is in town to make a speech. Go out an interview  Jones i can to Boss. Hewon t talk to any reporter making less than $200 a  a Broadway producer refuses to let his plays be reviewed by any drama critic making less than $500 a week or a reporter assigned to cover a big fire might have trouble getting past the police lines. Reporter Here s my press card. Let me  cop press card hell lemme see your salary Check. This is a $190-a-week  a Newspaperman might earn enough Money touring Back a prize winning Story. But he would refuse to Lett be set in Type by a $3.50-an hour Linotype  this trend becomes established in the newspaper Busi Ness it is bound to spread to other Fields. An insurance executive refuses to give dictation to a $140-a-Weekstenographer. A hotel guest won t let his bed be made up Bya $1.40-an-hour maid. You can readily imagine the chaos this would bring to collective  Only Way to prevent it that i can see is for sports writers to Stop publicizing professional football Quarter backs. Beginning with Joe Namath. Psychiatrist says go slow9 Nice combo winners of first night Competition in the mis Samerica contest at Atlantic City n.j., display their trophies. Sharon Evans left of Arkansas won the bathing suit phase of the pageant while Mary hag Puiul of Indiana showed the most Talent. United press International photo Washington a Washington . Juvenile court judge thursday urged re Moval of All criminal penalties for Early pregnancy abortion contending a major cause of our juvenile problem is unwanted  judge orman Ketcham told reporters he sees no responsibility of the Law to protect the human fetus during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy when it i entirely dependent on the Mother for survival. The judges Contention clashed sharply with a warning delivered to the International conference on abortion by a British psychiatrist against moving too quickly to broaden abortion Laws. Gaps in knowledge or. My re Sim of the University of Birmingham who identified himself As a scottish jew said a lot of wild legislation might be avoided if studies were undertaken first to fill existing gaps in knowledge. Sim contended Many women Are pressured by their husband boy Friend or parents into seek ing an abortion. It s not women who want tithe most he said. Unless the present trend i reversed Sim warned Abor Tion might become the thing Todo. You can t go on a Holiday this year Why Don t you godhead and have an abortion Whitney m. Young jr., executive director of the National Urban league said abortion should be made As available to those without Means As to those with Means. Although he said he is please with the trend toward liberalize e approves of Early abortion new York up one of Westchester county s largest and most sophisticated numbers rings grossing $7 million a year was cracked open wednesday by Federal agents and Yonkers police. Five of the ring s members and a substantial number of numbers slips were seized in the raid on leads furnished by there. Fay Hill a presbyterian minister who used his new Rochelle congregation to uncover the illegal activity. Internal Revenue service intelligence agents said they traced the numbers ring from it slowest level through three Separ ate phases to Vitulli s bar alleged Headquarters of the ring members of the ring worked out of an empty cur which was Usu ally parked in Lurge Chain Gro Cery parking lots in Yonkers. When the numbers slips we recollected at the first pass the proceeds were taken to the bar operated by Victor Gian Zerra 48, agents said. Assistant . Atty. Rober Morville named the defendants As Gianzerra Ralph Miller 55,a numbers writer John Slutak who took the slip from Millerand passed it on to Irving Katz 54. The work from other locations was then placed in the empty car owned by Rocco sol Omone 35, Morville said. When Katz left the area he added the car would then be driven to Vitulli s. The receipts were drawn fro Connecticut port Chester Mamaroneck new Rochelle an Yonkers. All five live in Yonkers Andare free under $1.0no bail Pend. Ing possible grand jury action. Tion of abortion Laws Youn said he is suspicious that a state such As North Carolina was on of the first to liberalize such Laws and suggested the motive Ohio reflects bid to replace striking cops Youngstown Ohio up gov. James Rhodes of Ohio turned Down a request thursday night to Send in National guard troops to replace this steel City striking police and firemen. Mayor Anthony flask asked Rhodes for troops in a Telegram sent after a meeting with leaders of the police and firemen failed to Settle a wage  Law forbids government employees to strike. Spokesmen for the police and firemen said they were not striking but at tending a continuous profession Al  90 per cent of the City s 600-Man police and fire Force failed to report for work thurs Day. They demanded an immedi ate $l,500-a-year increase. There was no immediate com ment from flask on the governor s  have a strike on our hands flask said earlier thurs Day. These people Are vital to our City. We have no fire department. All the fire stations have been  governor s chief aide John Mcelory said he had Warne Youngstown officials earlier that they would have to explain what they were doing to help them  can t just shift municipal responsibility on to the state by Yelling for help he said. Police Captain Donald bake said most of the Rookie police men reported for work and Spe Cial forces officers such As members of the vice squad another detectives have been pressed into duty to cover for the striking policemen. We Are keeping some men on12-hour tricks arid pulling in Spe Cial forces to patrol the streets i a i i Baker said. Tion is to reduce Relief and Wel fare Rolls. Earlier the Dean of the bos ton College Law school suggested it might be preferable to re peal All abortion Laws rather than adopt reforms he said would give the state tremendous Powers Over the life of the unborn. But the Rev. Robert f. Dri Man a roman Catholic Jesuit priest As Well As a lawyer said he personally favors maintain ing most existing Laws and is sued a Challenge to find a Way to turn an unwanted pregnancy into a wanted  broaden Law father Drinan expressed willingness to broaden the Law which in most states restrict abortion to cases where it is considered necessary to save the Mother s life or to end preg Nancy resulting from rape or incest. But he said the code s authorization of fetal euthanasia sanctions the destruction of fetal life in a Way that is openly contemptuous of the sacredness and the inviolability which the Law has always imputed to every form of human  the Long Range consequences of ceding to the state the Power to prefer the health of the living Over the life of the unborn Are indisputably enormous Fathe Drinan said. Only alternative the Only alternative for those who desire to change America s present abortion la Sis to have existing abortion Laws repealed he added. Such repeal would not mean that the state approves of abortion but Only that it declines to regulate the conference was sponsored by the Harvard divinity school and the Joseph p. Kennedy foundation. Many Stales Are considering proposals contained in the american Law Institute s Mode penal code which would Legal be abortions if the mothers rental or physical health were severely threatened if the preg Lancy resulted from rape or incest or if there existed a sub Stantial risk of deformity. I Plov that of Couyou by you Eor a to 50 out dancin/9 Patin 1601 som�00nee training i m in this Only non an7c5copni�mt. Skim