European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 05, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday october 5, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 5 karate kid ten year old Georg Priiett of Sacramento calif., Breaks two wooden boards with one knife hand blotto demonstrate his ability at karate. George recently won a Black Belt in korean karate and is believed to be the youngest Junior Black Belt Holder in the United states. He has been practising karate Tor three years. While it May note True that the smaller they Are the harder they chop karate experts say big Guys Don t always win. A photos is id 28 31 41 s9 29 51 30 19 21 38 44 34 22 23 39 4s 60 20 54 n 24 35" 36 41 �5" to 48 u 27 49 hippie movement expected to grow horizontal1. Mountain 4. Fashion8. Rave 12. Sailor13. Always 14. Arro Poison. 15. Eggs16. Stupefied 18. Cit official 20. The sun21. Nuisance 24. Stair Post 28. Oppression 32. Feminine name 33. Statute34. Sea mammals 36. Round table knight37. God of War 39. 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Hebrew priest Washington a there was t a hippie in sight As some 2,500 planners gathered this wee to discuss the next half Century of american life but the hippie movement was much in Evi  after speaker from the list of 65 conference participants Welt in their talks on the hip pies their meaning and their Likely effect on the future of the United  saw in the withdrawal of the hippies from . Culture the first seeds of a massive revolt against a technological explosion that the speakers Felt threatens to Stran Gle individuality. Others saw in the jobless responsibility rejecting hippies the Specter of millions of american sin a future where computer Sci ence will have replaced worker with machines. That the hippies were mentioned at All at the american Institute of planners prestigious the next 50 years conference indicates the Impact the move ment already has had on .  Heckscher commissioner of new York City s recreation and cultural affairs administration warned against Dis missing the hippies As merely fad. He indicated that they differ sharply from the goldfish Swal lowing collegians of other years. Heckscher said the hippies May represent the beginning of a withdrawal from the value Sand concepts which have dominated the Western world for More than five  Carl Oglesby a Radical activist who lectures at Antioch College also saw the hippie movement Asa revolt against a civilization dominated by  gave this description of the average Middle class product of the american dream come True which he said the hippie is determined to avoid be coming he has everything the coun try can offer. He knows How Tobe educated and How to hold a professional Job How much Money he will earn what kind of House and neighbourhood he can expect to live in. He will never be hungry or disgraced. Certain tables of so Cial statistics even allow him to predict with impressive accuracy How Long he will live when he will suffer from his first ulcer or heart attack an when his wife will be unfaithful to him for the first  five cities selected in jobs drive Washington a the Johnson administration selected five Pilot cities from Boston Tolos Angeles tuesday for the Start of a new attack on unemployment in the slums an at tack already marked by Politi Cal overtones. Two Cabinet officers spelled out details of the plan at a news conference. In another part of town sen. Robert f. Kennedy d-n.y., welcomed the administration proposal but said his own program is needed  addition to Boston and los Angeles Pilot projects could beset up under the administration plan in Chicago san Antonio,tex., and Washington . Officials invited other cities and Pri vate Industry to take part in the program. Same objectives there is no disagreement on objectives Between Kennedy and the administration both aim to bring private Industry to the slum areas to create  difference is in method Kennedy has introduced legis lation to Grant tax incentives to businessmen to locate plants inthe slums. The administration oppose this at recent congressional hearings. Under its plan Indus tries would locate plants in slum areas with the government help ing to insure them against risks and making surplus Federal pro Perty and equipment available for their use. Heady to go about $40 million in Federal funds would be used to help train slum dwellers for  Why he thought this plan was better Secretary of Commerce Alexander a Trow Bridge said it is now ready Togo using Money and legislative authority already available. He believes the private sector has got to be involved Trow Bridge said of Kennedy. Weare trying to achieve the same objective with existing Legisla Tion and  Secretary of labor w. Willar Wirtz who shared the news con Ference with Trowbridge said jobs Are the live ammunition in the War on  he said current programs will be continued but the new approach will stretch Federal Money further. The Center of Gravity has shifted overnight to the Pri vate sector Wirtz said. He said the $40 million would be made available from manpower training economic development Antipoverty and other Federal programs. The administration s announcement of the new program monday came 24 hours before Kennedy spoke to a . Cham Ber of Commerce luncheon. Criticized greek Junta publisher under House arrest Athens a the greek military regime wednesday put mrs. Helen Vlachos newspaper publisher who has openly criticized the government under House arrest. Plainclothes police Cut off the phone in her Athens residence and entered her Home to searcher private files. Visitors who tried to Call atthe House were stopped at the door and told mrs. Vlachos will see no one  mrs. Vlachos s House is just one Block from the Royal Palace in downtown Athens. It was the second House arrestor a prominent critic of the re Gime to be ordered by the ruling Junta in three Days. On monday night former Premier Panayioti Kanellopoulos whose govern ment was overthrown in the april 21 coup was also confined to his Home by  Kanellopoulos and mrs. Vlachos have lashed out publicly against the military dictatorship. They have been the most prominent Public figures to voice open opposition in Greece since the takeover and the regime after hesitating for Days Retali ated against them . Vlachos was arrested on sept. 28 and questioned for five hours before being released to face trial in a few weeks on charges of insulting the regime. In an interview published sept.24 by the italian daily la Stampa of Turin she had described the chiefs of the regime As medi Ocre and ignorant