European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 05, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday october 5, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 decline is logged Stock Market new York a to Estok Market closed lower on average in Active trading wednesday. Advances and declines among individual stocks were almost imbalance after gainers held a big Lead in Early Market began a climb soon after the opening an reached its Peak in late morn ing. Then Price gains began to fade and were near their lowest Levels at the Trade Pace was the heaviest of the week and the Newyork Stock Exchange ticker tape jell a Hlad reporting floor transactions during the morning. The Dow Jones average of 30industrials closed with a loss of 3.18 at 921,29 after having been up about 3 Points. The associated press 60-Stockaverage decline 1.2 to 336.5 with industrials off 1.8, rails off .9 an utilities off .4 to 145.1, a new 1967 Rose to 11.53 million shares from 10.32 million tues Day. 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The annual convention of the ruling labor party also voted a Resolution urging Wilson to seethe expulsion of Greece s Mili tary government from nato. It also demanded a Complete Cut off of All military Aid and other contacts with the greeks until democratic government is re stored. These convention votes representing a Rebuff of British for eign Secretary George Brown Are not however binding on the gov at1tv\ att the government strongly opposed a Resolution calling for Amend to the Vietnam bombing but it was carried by 2,752,000 votes to 2,633,000. The Resolution protesting the seizure of Power by the military Junta in Greece and calling forthe expulsion of Greece from nato also opposed by the government was Cabied by 3,167,000 votes to 2,898,000. Hits he walked Lonborg 22-9the Ace of the red sox staff will oppose Rookie Dick Hughes 16-6 in a Battle of right handers play by play cardinals 1st 0 Brock singled and stole second. Flood struck out Marls walked. Cepeda hit into double runs one hit no errors one left red sox 1st 0 adar struck out. Jones struck out. Yastrzemski fouled runs no hits no errors none left. Cardinals 2nd 0 Mccarver struck out. Shannon singled. Javier singled Shannon racing to walked. Gibson grounded into double runs two hits no errors two left. Red sox 2nd 0 Harrelson filed out. Scott singled. Petro cell struck out. Smith struck runs one hit no errors one left. Cardinals 3rd 1 Brock singled. Flood doubled sending Brock to third. Marls grounded out with Brock scoring and flood moving to third. Cepeda fouled out Mccarve walked. Shannon popped out. One run two hits no errors two sox 3rd 1 Gibson struck out. Santiago homered. Adair struck out. Jones popped run one hit no errors none left. Cardinals 4th 0 Javier singled. Maxvill grounded out Javier advancing to second. Gibson struck out. Brock singled but Yastrzemski threw out Javier at runs two hits no errors one left. Red sox 4th 0 Yastrzemski grounded out. Harrelson filed out. Scott doubled. Petrocelli struck runs one hit no errors one left. Cardinals 5th 0 flood filed out. Marls singled. Cepeda popped out. Mccarver fouled runs one hit no errors one left. Red sox 5th 0 Smith filed out. Gibson struck out. Santiago struck runs no hits no errors cardinals 6th 0 Shannon singled moving to passed Ball. Javier struck fouled out. Gibson filed out. No runs one hit no errors red sox 6th 0 Adair grounded out. Jones filed out Harrelson fouled runs one hit no errors one left. Cardinals 7th 1 Brock singled and stole second. Flood grounded out Brock moving to grounded out with Brock scoring. Cepeda struck run one hit no errors none left. Red sox 7th 0 Scott grounded out. Petrocelli struck out. Smith singled. Lebern batted for Santiago with Smith thrown out trying to steal. No runs one hit no errors none 8th 0 Lebern went to right replacing Harrel son. Howard came in to catch. Wyatt re placed filed out. Shannon flied out. Javier struck runs no hits no errors none left. Red sox 8th 0 Siebern singled. Tartabull ran for Sie Bern. Howard sacrificed Tartabull to second. Adar flied out. Jones popped out. No runs one hit no errors one 9th 0 Tartabull went to walked. Gibson fouled out. Brock walked. B Lood filed out. Maxvill went to third and Brock to second on balk. Marls filed runs no hits no errors two left. Red sox 9th 0 Yastrzemski filed out Foy batted for Wyatt and grounded out Scott batted for Petrocelli and flied runs no hits no errors one left. None left. Second snout. Maxvill one left. The United states grounded it planes and silenced its guns. Dirksen said the communist mean to liquidate the Freedom of South Vietnam if they do he said our flank will be Fulbright challenged Dirk sen s assertion that the loss of South Vietnam would Force the United states to bring its West Ern defense line to a Point be tween Alaska and Hawaii and then san Francisco and los did Dirksen advocate a per manent american presence in Asia Fulbright asked. He had said nothing about that Dirksen replied. He said a stable Saigon government could take care of its own military argued it is not realistic to assume that soviet Russia needs South Vietnam As a jumping off Point if it plan attacks in the Pacific area. He said red China has shown no disposition to fight the United Dirksen Fulbright debate grew Sharp. You be been quarrelling forthe last year with the conduct of the shouted a Fulbright. Tell us what you want to do quit now and get out Fulbright replied that his re commendation was to recon Vene the Geneva conference with great Britain and Russia As co sponsors to propose course of action. When Dirksen said that self determination for the people of South Vietnam is one of the .goals, Fulbright questioned whether the recent election had been a fair one. You Haven t mentioned any thing yet that makes me be Lieve the objective is Worth what we Are doing Fulbright said. Dirksen and Sens. George Murphy r-calif., and demo cratic Sens. Henry m. Jackson and Warren g. Magnuson of Washington rallied behind Kuchel s assertion that the United states must not abandon it asian commitments. They supported his Declara Tion that this country must not throw away what free people have fought valiantly to achieve in Southeast Asia by accepting some nameless settlement to end the backed Symington s Call for a suspension of Al american military operations on a fixed Date to learn if Hanoi would respond. But Fulbright a chief senatorial critic of president John son s Vietnam policies oppose Symington s proposed condition that if the communists did nonstop fighting and offer to talk the United states then would Befree to pursue this War in any manner of its own actor William Talman has malignant tumor Hollywood a actor William Talman 52, who played the always Defeated District at Torney of the Perry Mason television series begins treat ment this week for a malignant lung s wife said sunday the malignancy was discovered Dur ing exploratory surgery at West Valley Hospital last week. Tal Man left the Hospital saturday. Lip disservice Manila a Philipin constabulary National police chief maj. Gen. Manuel Van wednesday banned All policemen from wearing mustaches because they Are a Clear sign of eccentricity or inferiority
