European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 15, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 15, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 Wall Street hounded Retreat in Busy week new York up invest ors making up their minds after weeks of indecision sounded the Retreat on Wall Street this past week. Trading was Active. Bricks thrown at bus cause crash 18 Hurt Detroit a Brick thrown from an overpass on interstate 75 smashed the wind shield of a greyhound bus Caus ing it to Careen from the expressway at 50 Miles a hour and plow into Roadside  Driver and 17 of 20 Passen Gers were Hurt. Driver Fred Cooper 40, of Lincoln Park Mich and three passengers were hospitalized Cooper in fair and the others in Good condition. The other injured were treated and re  said saturday they were unable to determine if the incident might be connected with violence that has erupted in a steel hauling strike in re sent weeks. Some trucks have been targets of missiles thrown from  Richard Foster of suburban Woodhaven said there s a Good possibility it the bus incident was the prank of some kids who maybe wanted to get in of  authorities said at least two bricks and possibly three smashed into the  said it s a Miracle this did t kill a few people adding that six or eight seats were ripped right out of  of the 1,607 issues crossing the tape 1,031 finished in lower territory 473 advanced and 103closed unchanged. There were 203 issues climbing to new 1967highs and 136 falling to new lows. Volume picked up to 51,228,313shares from 49,439,036 shares in the previous week. It was Well above the 39,289,989 shares traded in the same week Las year. Swift and co. Was most actively traded. It jumped 24 to 29 on turnover of 560,800  of this volume came from a single Block of 438,900 share that crossed the tape at 26. It was generally believed that the lock fourth largest in Exchange history had one buyer and Sev eral Sellers with institutions participating. New York a the Newyork Stock Exchange closing in Dex oct. 13 oct. 6market Index 63.32 54.05 Industrial 55.80 56.53 transportation 51.56 53.42utility 43.50 44.08 finance 53.25 53.63 beef. Continued from Page 1 Between the two grades. It is believed however that the improved Quality will compensate for the slightly higher retail sales  army s decision to bring better Quality beef into its sup ply system resulted from recent commissary. Reports which reflected a Strong customer desire for an improved Quality of  test will continue for a reasonable period of time to obtain customer reaction. At the end of the testing period customer reaction will be evaluated and a final decision will be made Asto whether the Supply of Choice Grade beef will be continued. Mutual funds prices new York Impi National Assoc la Ion of securities dealers inc riday. 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Accuses Hanoi of refusing to fulfil its obligations to pos Washington up the defense department accused the Hanoi government saturday of callous refusal to fulfil its obligations and violation of International Law and decency in the treatment of american prisoners of War in North Vietnam. A statement issued by deput defense Secretary Paul h. Nitze said the physical appearance of captured americans in communist propaganda films has be lied any thought that their appearances or their statement were  the statement followed the creation sept. 8 of a top level defense department committee that was ordered to exert All efforts toward insuring that Al conceivable channels Are being explored to protect the welfare of . Prisoners including their rights under the Geneva Conven Tion and to obtain their ultimate repatriation."212 listed the Pentagon s latest count lists 212 americans As captured by the enemy almost All of the being held in North Vietnam. An other 570, who May or May not have fallen into enemy hands Are listed As  Hanoi government has thus far refused to abide by the provisions of the Geneva convention Nitze said. Representatives of the International red Cross continue to be denied a Cess to prisoners of War held in North  privileges to and from families Are restricted or totally denied. No list of prisoners has been provided to the red Crossas required by the  Nitze said yet another Viola Tion of International Law and decency is the exploitation of american prisoners for propaganda  cited the Geneva convention to which North Vietnam subscribes clearly states that military me who Are held As prisoners of War must nol be put on exhibition he said. Yet this is exactly what the Hanoi government has been do ing with its Parade of prisoner through the streets of Hanoi and its other filmed Public displays of our captured servicemen. On a carefully selected basis Hanoi s leaders have been per mitting hand picked newsmen to film and photograph a few prisoners. Then in collusion with such other communist govern ments As East Germany Hanoi has arranged for propaganda films of . Prisoners to be army identifies two dead fliers Heidelberg is two army fliers killed thursday in a crash near Bologna Italy were identified saturday As maj. Robert p. Plamondon 37, an maj. Robert l. Jenkins 37. The victims were on a flight from Hanau Germany to Verona Italy when their plane a twin engine Mohawk crashed. The two were assigned to the122nd Avn co of Usa eur and seventh army troops. A usar eur spokesman said that plam Ondon was the Pilot and Jenkins his co Pilot. Investigation of the cause of the crash is continuing. 7,189 imperials called Back Detroit up Chrysler corp. Announced Friday it has asked 7,189 owners of 1967 imperials to bring them to dealers for installation of a device to prevent a defect which could cause the accelerator to stick. Shown throughout the world fora  the films have contained a telltale Mark of fakery the deceitful technique of dubbing voices Nitze said. Except for the reference to the physical appearance of prisoners in films he avoided a charge of brutality but said the United states has Madea number of efforts through the red Cross and Neutral nations Roget Hanoi to comply with the convention and to demonstrate that they Are treating the prison ers decently. These efforts sofar have been unavailing. Contrary to Hanoi s propaganda claims american prisoners have been Able to write or receive letters in Only a handful of  Short of knowing with certainty that their men Are alive and being treated decently will relieve the anxiety of  general says . Falling apart9 Washington a a for Mer aviation commander in Vietnam said Friday the Vietcong organization in the War zone is falling apart at  maj. Gen. George p. Seneff who takes command monday of the 3rd inf div in Wuerzburg Germany made the comment at a Pentagon news conference de scribing helicopter operations in South Vietnam. Seneff was head of the 1staviation brigade a Headquarters unit which was set up mainly to oversee the Large number of Independent helicopter companies which have been sent to South  said that in the 20 months he was in Vietnam the military Progress was very very  the Viet Cong Are now better armed and still receive supplies from North Vietnam the Caliper of fighting personnel has deteriorated he said. . Troops now Are clashing More with what he termed 13 to 15-year-old  you hit them they break and run Seneff  contrasts with the Situa Tion in Early 1966 when Ameri can troops were encountering what the general described a firmly disciplined communist troops who camouflaged them selves Well and held their fire until american men or helicopters were within close Range. Seneff said the communists ability to bring in reinforce ments has been deteriorating for some time. The general credited helicopter operations with killing 9,413 Viet Cong  the immense scale of operations Over 1,400 aircraft in Vietnam the United states is losing Only one helicopter per25,291 sorties. I would feel safer in a Heli copter in Vietnam than on free ways around los Angeles Seneff declared. Booby trap wounds lbs cameraman Saigon up Gerard by a television cameraman for the Columbia broadcasting system was wounded saturday by a communist Booby trap 10 Miles East of Saigon. By 51, a French citizen was evacuated to the 24th Field hos Pital where doctors said he Hada fractured Skull and a deep laceration of the Scalp. Surgery was scheduled to remove Bone parti cles in his head. The Camerman and two other members of a lbs news team correspondent Robert Schakne and sound Man Phan Van Binh were covering an american As Sault on a communist Bunker when the Booby trap went off. They were with elements of brigade on a search and destroy operation in a suspected Vietcong Supply area on the Banks of the Dang Nei River. 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