European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 21, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday september 21, 1967 the Stais and stripes Page 23 us 10o weapons taken 7 arrested in Ohia. Raid Oklahoma City up Federal and slate agents arrested seven men and confiscated about 100 weapons including machine guns in simultaneous raids wednesday that Cli maxed a three month undercover investigation. An employee at nearby tinker air Force base a Security patrolman for the Oklahoma City earthquake rocks Tokyo Tokyo up an earthquake Shook buildings in downtown Tokyo wednesday. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Public school system and an employee of the . Soil conserva Tion service were among the seven men charged with Violat ing the Federal firearms act. Police spokesmen said under cover officers had purchased a Large Quantity of weapons fro the suspects during the three month investigation. The spokesman said some of the suspects were reported to be affiliated with the paramilitary minutemen organization. The 100 weapons include knives pistols shotguns and automatic weapons with thousands . 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Ii 6.84 7.50 7.76 6.42 5.89 7.24 new president Corneliu Manescu romanian foreign min ister talks with Arthur Goldberg . Ambassador to the United nations. Manescu is the new . Assembly president. A rested in Dayton and Hartford tuesday night and Early wednes Day. More than 50 persons were injured in the violence in Dayton. To officials said More police men on the streets at night should help keep things in Washington police turned Back a group of negroes who wanted to resume a sit in at a Senate committee room to pro test House approved welfare curbs. The a act denounced free Dom schools in a predominately negro area of Providence r.i.,As segregation in reverse. An official said we should not try to establish in a Community where we have fought segregation a new segregated private mayor George Kinsella of Hart Ford called for a voluntary cur few wednesday night after violence in which police used tear Gas to beat Back Young negroes hurling barrages of bottles. The violence erupted in the predominately negro North end for the second straight night tues Day. It was the summer s second outbreak in the persons were arrested including George Foster 30, of Hartford a Community renewal team Field worker who was charged with inciting a riot. He was held under $25,000 foot patrolmen were put on the streets in Dayton to help prevent renewed racial demonstrations Over the fatal shoot ing of a negro civil rights worker by a White policeman. House does about face rat control funds voted Washington up the House of representatives re versed itself by a one vote mar Gin tuesday and voted a $40-Mil lion two year program to control rats in slums. In a tense about face from it defeat of a rat control proposal two months ago the House voted129-128 to add the rat control Money to a a billion health the non record vote turned around on measure could be Roll failure of Congress to pass the earlier rat control measure has been cited by some experts As a major cause of racial riot ing this summer. Although Money in the health Bill is not specifically ear marked but rather is for projects Given top priority by the states the debate established the intention of the House to use the extra $40 million to exterminate some of the nation s 90 million rats. The House then stalled on Republican amendment to Knock out of the Bill a $58-million pro Gram of emergency Aid to hospitals. Pioneer radio disc jockey Martin Block 64, Dies in no. Englewood . Up Martin Block Dean of american disc jockeys died tuesday in Englewood Hospital after surgery. Block 64, was creator of the make believe ballroom radio program with its theme son known to millions of listeners. A 36-Yoar Veteran of radio 8.50 7.02 6.40 7.77 12.23 13.57 13.82 15.02 9.11 9.95 14.97 16.1820.50 22.2b 12.92 14.12 8.35 9.12 7.39 8.00 Daly sworn in As Voa chief Washington up Johncharles Daly popular Moderator of the defunct television pane show what s my line was sworn in wednesday As head of the voice of America. The oath of office was administered by chief Justice Earl Warren Daly s father in Law be fore a crowd of several Hundred. As the new director of the voice Daly 53, pledged himself to Tell the Story of America Fulland True and. Whole. Daly replaces John Chancellor who recently resigned to return to the National broadcasting company. Broadcasting Block began Hisa reer in Tijuana Mexico in 1931. He held posts with Kupcin Beverly Hills calif., and wac and new in new a year of retirement in 1960, Block joined Wor radio and ran the Martin Block Hall of Fame Are his wife the for Mer Joyce Dicristoforo six Chil Dren by a former marriage and one child by his present marriage. Israelis egyptians clash across canal Tel Aviv a israeli an egyptian troops clashed across the Suez canal again monday Ina five minute fire fight the fifth clash on the cease fire line this month an israeli army spokes Man said forces opened up with Light weapons fire on an Israel patrol on the West Bank several Miles North of Al Cantara he said. The israelis returned the were no israeli casual ties the spokesman added. Stocks move up following Early losses new York a the Stock Market closed slightly higher in Active trading wednesday after overcoming an Early loss. Advances among individual stocks outnumbered declines by about 100 issues. Prices Sank at the opening Ina continuation of tuesday s Sharp decline that snapped an extended Advance. The loss was wiped out about midday and then the mar Ket moved up. Huge transaction a feature of the session was transaction involving 410,000 shares of Harvey aluminium at55. It was Worth $22.55 million and was the largest Block in Dol Lar value Ever traded on the new York Stock Large blocks crossed the ticker tape and brokers said institutions were Busy adjusting their Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dipped 0.28 to 929.79.volume of 10.99 million shares c o m p a r e d with 11.55 million tuesday. The new York Stock Exchange ticker tape was on minute late in reporting floor transactions at the close
