European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 2 the sta31 and stripes thursday september 2t, 1967 sex Leader of Greece defies ban Athens up the greek Premier overthrown in april s military coup broke the Junta impose silence for politicians wednesday and demanded the military regime s dissolution. Pasayotis Kanellopoulos told news conference in his apart ment it is time for the authoritarian regime to give Way to free political life which will be reformed on the basis of the Les sons of the past and of the pres ent adventure. If Liberty is not restored immediately the country will be exposed to clangers which May undermine and even destroy , who succeeded Constantine Karamanlis As Leader of the right Wing National Radical Union party became Premier after the resignation of the caretaker Cabinet Heade by Loannis Paraskevopoulos March 30. Regime Falls his government which had decided to hold parliamentary elections in May was toppled by the april 21 military coup. One of the military regime s first act was to ban speech making or any other Public activity by part politicians. The former Premier defended his government s decision to Lead Greece into elections an said the danger of a communist takeover the military s explanation for seizing Power had been  did not avoid chaos As result of the coup nor was an great threat averted he said. Whatever would have been the outcome of the elections democracy and the parliamentary system would have helped to maintain the healthy spirit of Freedom lacking in authoritarian  consider it my duty to de Clare to the greek people  who approved of the military coup and i know that their number decreases Day by Day were  was no immediate government reaction to kanello Poulos statement the Mere issuance of which is a court mar tial offence since the takeover. Weather h l. 74 38 80 56 86 5652 44 69 4577 51 to 4476 59 83 4981 49 58 4987 71 85 5388 67 76 64 89 63 . Temperatures Alban Atlanta Birmingha Bismarck Bosto Buffalo Caspe Chicago Cincinnat Cleveland Denver Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Cit Las vegas h 79 82 87 83 74 51 87 73 73 83. 82 8272 68 78 89 66 los Angeles 48 louisville56 Memphis 78 Miami beach55 Milwaukee 48 mils St. Paul61 new Orleans 50 North plane50 new York 61 St. Louis49 Salt Lake City 66 san antonio67 san Olego 60 san francisco64 Seattle 60 Shreveport woman 1st in Boston vote for mayor Boston up mrs. Louis Day Hicks staunch foe of busing negro schoolchildren to White neighbourhoods and Secre tary of state Kevin h. White were nominated for mayor tuesday in this City s non parti san preliminary election. Mrs. Hicks had 43,566 votes to White s 30,497. State rep. John w. Sears the Only Republican years narrowly to run in 34beat former City Urban renewal head Edwardj. Logue for third place 24,239 to 23,788. We will go Forward with Campaign of Boston for Bosto Nivans to Victory in november the 48-year-old mrs. Hicks told a cheering throng of supporters at her Headquarters. May the Best woman win the lawyer and head of the school committee said. She campaigned As an advocate of the neighbourhood schools concept and for a. Single Standard of Law and order for Whites and negroes  councilor Christopher Lanella was fifth at 18,344,trailed by state sen. Stephen Davenport 8,55 businessman Nicholas Abraham 2,231 City licensing Board chairman Albertl. O Neil 1,564 councilor Peter f. Hines 1,352 and school committeeman John f. Mcdonough,853. The City has 278,000 registered voters. Mrs Hicks and White will face each other in the election nov. 7. The 10-Way scramble for mayor developed when John f. Collins who had served two four year terms chose not to seek reelection. Emergency Dolfina Villarreal a Blue baby of Camargo Mexico is rushed to Galveston for treatment that could save her life. She was taken to Harlingen tex., by army helicopter an then transferred to a civil air patrol plane. A Blue baby is one born with a heart defect that impedes the flow of venous blood to the lungs. A photo teams watch dropout Stab coach to death Dayton Ohio up High school dropout who stabbed a Young football coach to death while the victim s Bride and 60 players watched in horror was charged wednesday with first degree  coach Thomas Prinz 21, was Cut Down with a butche knife during a scrimmage tues Day. His wife of less than two months stood 20 Yards away. The players were unable to move quickly enough to prevent the stabbing. When they saw Prinz fall they fell upon Willie Dixon 19, and beat him. Police said Prinz a first Yea teacher and freshman coach at Wilbur Wright High school was stabbed repeatedly by Dixon who had been heckling and jeer ing him and the team for what he Felt was a poor performance. We had been scrimmage Ingrith another team player Paul Greger said. This kid had been Riding or. Prinz and our team for not doing too  the coach asked the kid to leave he pushed or. Prinz the coach took him by the Arm and started to Lead him off Thefield. The kid said leave your hands off me that s when the kid pulled what looked like a Butcher knife out of his pants and started stabbing or. Prinz Greger said. Tijuana children stricken Mexico toll is 17 bread blamed Tijuana Mexico a the toll in Tijuana s mass poisoning Rose to 17 confirmed wednesday with the death of two More child Ren. Scientists said a pesticide found in bread and in children s stomachs May be the mass  figure was announced by Hector Valdivia Deputy Federal District attorney in Tijuana. About 250 persons were being treated at crowded hospitals and clinics. Seven . Chemists at Sacra mento calif., said tests showed a pesticide Parathion was pres ent in the victims in an amount sufficient to kill a child but Notan adult. The dead were mostly Childre Between the Ages of three months and 11  outbreak began monday when hundreds of children in this Border City of 265,000 were hit by vomiting and nausea. Authorities in Tijuana said that in every Case the stomachs of victims were found to contain meeting on atom opens Vienna up the let general conference of the inter National atomic Energy Agency opened Here tuesday with Dele Gates from 97 countries. Jan Neumann of Czechoslovakia was elected conference president. Milk. All milk and milk product were recalled from retail stores. Robert Rollins chief of chemistry for the California department of agriculture speculated that the pesticide May have been spilled on sacks of Florin a warehouse. Fred Roth chief of California pesticide Laboratory in Sacra mento said the chemical can Bein liquid dust or water soluble form. He said three or four year Sago an insecticide showed up in doughnuts in Southern California and it was later discovered that Leaky cans of the chemical were carried in the same truck with flour sacks. Dixon suffered a Cut under the left Eye As members of the football team and bystander wrestled him to the ground and held him until police arrived. Russ won t Block pact on a arms Geneva up America decision to build an antimissile system will not Block the pro posed treaty to prevent a spread of nuclear weapons the soviet Union declared wednesday. Ambassador Alexei Voshchin the russian disarmament negotiator ruled this Issue outside the competence of the Geneva disarmament conference which is discussing the projected nuclear nonproliferation , speaking at a Geneva foreign press association Lun Cheon at which he was guest of Honor thus provided the first official soviet reaction to the . Decision to go ahead with establishing an antimissile defense  had been fears among Western disarmament official that Moscow would Call off the nonproliferation agreement on the grounds the United states was stepping up the arms race. Copter crash dead named Bamberg Germany is col. Thomas f. Flynn 35th arty up co and capt. Elbert , also of the 35th, were identified by an army spokes Man Here wednesday As the two victims of an oh13 observation helicopter crash near Erlanger , 43, is survived by his wife Marion who resided wit him at their quarters Here. He was a passenger in the aircraft piloted by Kethley 37, from bos sier City la. The Captain is sur Vived by his wife Alma also Liying in Bamberg dependent housing. Russia s economic promises trimmed by Henry s. Bradsher Moscow a the soviet people were promised wednes Day a number of minor economic benefits. Diplomatic analysts suspected these camouflaged Retreat from some Long Range promises of better living Stan Dards. The suspicion followed indications that the Economy is strained by military spending Aid to Vietnam and the Middle East and other factors. Informed sources expect the published defense budget to Rise 7 to 10 per cent next year an hidden defense related expenses also Are expected to  soviet communist party and the government jointly announced the benefits following a meeting of the party s Centra committee. The benefits had been part Ofa Long list of promises for bet Ter living made by the party i april 1966. But the rest of the list such things As 20 per cent pay increases 20 to 25 per Cen More meal in shops and More and better Public services Isno mentioned now. The analysts suspect that the reason is the inability of the Economy to cover All the promises made for the 1966-70 eco nomic planning period. The promises were contained in a party order to the govern ment to draw up the 1966-70 plan but the five year plan has never appeared. Now it appears to analysts that it never will appear. In another move the Centra committee removed Alexander Shulepin a former chief of the secret police from the All pow Erful secretariat. He retained his membership in the party Polit  minor benefits announced include raising the minimum monthly pay for factory and of fice workers to 60 rubles $66.67 a month. Some have earned As Little As 40 rubles although the average wage for 79.7 million factory and office workers in 1966 was 99  benefits include 15 per cent More pay for machine too operators in the privileged Fields of engineering and Metal work ing higher incentives for work info in Arctic and far easter regions an increase in the mini mum vacation from 12 to 15days, and lowered collective Farmer retirement Ages to the City workers level of 60 for men and 55 for women