European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 24, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday september 24, 1967 the stars and stripes Page s commit crimes says gis us War Washington a Ai time disciplinary rates for Texas congressman said Friday there is a growing trend among servicemen to commit crimes in order to get discharged and avoid duty in . Earle Cabell d-tex., said hundreds of youths Are willing to commit robbery burglary assault and even fake confessions of homosexuality in order to win a dishonourable Dis armed forces personnel Are no slightly lower than they have been in previous years the Pentagon said. The Pentagon added that there is no Way of knowing to any exact degree what motivates servicemen to do some thing that might result in disciplinary action. Percy says new face needed in peace bid Sacramento Calif. A sen. Charles h. Percy r-i11., said Friday he thinks the North vietnamese would be More will ing to bargain with a new face in the White House than with president Illinois Republican told a news conference he though America could move a significant step closer to negotiating an end to the Vietnam War by electing a Republican communists Don t Trust Johnson because they feel that he has misrepresented what was going on in Vietnam to the american people and certainly would not negotiate in Good Faith with his enemies in Asia Percy said. Percy considered a potential contender for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination was in Sacramento to address a $100-a-plate Republican fundraising dinner. Gov. Ronald Reagan another possible gop candidate was in los Angeles at the time for a it is Well planned systematic and effective said Ca Bell and i firmly believe,communist-inspired." in remarks printed in the congressional record and in an interview Cabell said he hashed half a dozen cases brought to his attention among his constituents and has found other congressmen Are getting similar called on the defense department and the federa Bureau of investigation to investigate the situation. He also requested an investigation by the Justice department of Stu Dent groups that Are actively opposing . Involvement in the Vietnam for comment the Pentagon said it had no information to substantiate Cabell s state the contrary according to indications available at this Hughes wants 3rd Casino Carson City Nev. A millionaire industrialist Howard Hughes has sought state Permis Sion to take Over his third gambling Casino on the glitter ing Las vegas strip. Hughes filed an application Friday night with the state Gam ing control Board for permission to have his wholly owned Hughes Pool co. Of Houston tex., Blythe castaways Casino from Licensee Oliver Kahle. No Purchase Price was Dis closed for the castaways one of the smaller gambling spots on the is across the Street from the Sands hotel which Hughes bought for $14.6 million earlier this year. The mysterious millionaire started his Las vegas gambling Empire by purchasing the lease on the desert inn i March for $13.6 million. Democrats to pick site Washington a the democratic National commit tee i site selection committee will meet in Washington oct. 8 to choose the National Conven Tion City for 1968, chairman John m. Bailey of the National com Mittee said Friday. University of California Regent meeting and did not see Percy. Percy said the Johnson administration s offers to come to the bargaining table in Vietnam if the North vietnamese halted All troop and Supply movements to the South was not a reason Able basis for he again lashed out at bombing of North vietnamese targets so close to the Border of communist China. Serious Gamble i do strongly feel now that bombing within seven Miles of China is a serious Gamble. It s an unnecessary Gamble. Any thing can he put himself in Sharp con Trast to Reagan s Hawk like War views in saying i am deeply concerned about the bombing and widening of Reagan has called for Sharp escalation of the War i Vietnam to win a Swift Victory. He has said All the nation technical ability should be put into the Effort. Machine gun Molly killed Monica Proetti left known to Canadian police As machine gun Molly lies covered by a Blanket above after she was shot to death by Montreal police after a Bank Holdup. The 29-year-old Mother of two was the Driver of a getaway car for two robbers. In an earlier Holdup police said she brought her children along As a shield. Up free time denied to defend smokes Washington a the Federal communications com Mission ruled Friday that broadcaster does not have to afford free time to spokesmen forthe cigarette Industry to counter antismoking announcements. In a letter to metromediainc., Washington d.c., the com Mission said that a broadcaster who has carried cigarette commercials has extensively Cov ered one Side of the Issue on be half of the cigarette companies mummified infants Likely to remain mystery new York a the Case of three mummified Newborn babies found entombed in a trunk More than 40 years after they were born will most Likely remain a mystery forever says chief medical examiner Milton said after autopsies thursday that he doubted the bizarre solved. Mystery would be because of advanced mummification he said Well never know if they were born dead or alive or if alive what cause their he said he had no doubt that the infants were newly born when they were swaddled i cloth and neatly wrapped in a miss Good As a file Portland Ore. A Wil Liam Mason chased a Bank robber until the gunman fired a shot at him and missed. I guess it s a Good thing he got away said Mason a customer. I was oily armed with a Nail new York City newspapers dated in 1920, 1922 and 1923. The babies were not Prema Ture and the umbilical Cord is still on one of them Helpern Hartnett superintendent of a 65-year-old, six Story apart ment House in upper Manhattan came across the trunk wednes Day night As he was cleaning out a cluttered basement old fashioned Steamer trunk bore the name of Anne so Lomon who police said died ii 1954 at the age of 67. So that when he presents a significant amount of time devoted to the other Side he is under no obligation to materials nonsmoking present further the first pro . Advice Aid patients London a Britain Hospital doctors were formally advised by the health ministry saturday that no patients should be automatically disqualified from attempts to save their lives even at the Point of ministry statement was issued in the Wake of a Public storm Over a Hospital superintendent s advice to his staff to let certain patients die if their hearts . William Mcmath superintendent of Neasden Hospital started the controversy by recommending in a memorandum that aged and chronically ill patients should not be resuscitated after heart Given without referring to Mcmath the health ministry said its chief medical officer. Sir George god Ber gave this advice in a letter to All hospitals no patient should be excluded from consideration for Resus citation by reason of age or diag Nostic qualification alone an without regard to All the individual his letter Godber was quoted As adding any form of general instruction is wholly All doctors concerned know Only a very Small number of patients in Hospital Are affected by cardiac arrest in Cir the commission letter signed by its Secretary Ben f. Waple was in answer to one fro Thomas j. Dougherty met Ormedia assistant Secretary Dougherty had questioned whether the acc s fairness Trine As it is now applied to cig Arette advertising requires broadcaster to provide time for cigarette organizations to re Spond to antismoking announce acc recently decided that its fairness doctrine re cum stances in which it would be possible to take measures which could be effective in reversing the process and restart ing the action of the Friday night Mcmath was commended for his Initia Tive after an inquiry but condemned for the Way he went about it. Quires broadcasters airing cigarette commercials to provide time free if necessary to antismoking advocates. The fair Ness doctrine requires Broad casters to give time to All sides of controversial issues. 19 on Indian bus drown Calcutta a Nineteen people died when a bus was washed away by floodwater near Gunsur in Eastern India s Orissa state wednesday. Calf s heart valve saves life of Man 26 Brisbane up the trans planting of a calf s heart valve has saved the life of 26-year-Oldcecil Lansdown whose heart in creased to 1v times Normal is was a result of a defect in the aortic disclosed thursday that the operation using new equipment from Tho United states look place two week Sago and is believed to be a Suc Cess and that he can now Lead Normal life. He had been Given a few years to live
