European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 23, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday october 23, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 College scores East army 14, Rutgers 3 William and Mary 27, Navy 16 Harvard 14, Cornell 12 Yale 21, Columbia 7 Syracuse 20, California 14 Penn St 21, West Virginia 14 Miami Pla 68, Pittsburgh 0 Bucknell 28, Penn 27 Dartmouth 41, Brown 6 Buffalo 26, Boston Coll. 14 Dayton 56, Temple 6 holy Cross 21, Boston University 17 Princeton 28, Colgate 0 St Lawrence 0, Norwich 0 Lona 14, Manhattan 8 new Hampshire 30, Vermont 6 Williams 10, Bowdon 0 Massachusetts 28, Rhode Island 24 Delaware Valley 14, Albright 10 of Elysburg 14, a Ehleb 7cheyney state 35, Kutztown 12 Alfred 14, Brockport 6dickinson 28, Muhlenberg 21 Cortland 18, Hobart 14union 37, Rensselaer 25 northeastern 19, Springfield 0lock Haven 30, Edinboro 6 Delaware 21, Lafayette 2american International 25, Bates 14 Carnegie Mellon 35, Franklin and mar shall 16 Rochester 13, Amherst 12trinity 26, Colby 14 Waynesburg 69, Geneva 7swarthmore 14, uranus 9 Morgan state 27, Delaware state 0maine maritime 35, Nichols 6 Indiana pa., 17, Clarion state 15wagner 20, Tufts 0 Wesley 00, Potomac state 16wilkes 13, Drexel 3 Wesleyan 30, Worcester tech 7brldgewater 34, quonset 6 Southern Connecticut 30, Montclair 14hamilton 16. My Delbury 6 Connecticut 21, Maine 0c.w. Post 28, King s Point 6 Hofstra 41, Bridgeport 0thlel 26, Washington & Jefferson 0 Juniata 42, Lycoming 6lebanon Valley 22, moravian 16 Westminster pa., 28, Grove City 13bloomsburg 28, Millers Volle 19 California pa., 54, Shippensburg 30slippery Rock 16. Glassboro n.j., 7 South Tennessee 24, Alabama 13north Carolina state 24, Wake Forest 7 Houston 43, Mississippi state 6air Force 13, Tulane 10 North Carolina 14, Maryland 0auburn 28, Georgia tech 10 Clemson 3 3, Duke 7florida state 28. Texas tech 12 Georgia 56, Virginia military 6virginia tech 45, Richmond 14 Mississippi 23, Southern Mississippi 14louisiana state 30, Kentucky 7 South Carolina 24, Virginia 23citadel 28, Davidson 7 Memphis St 28, Southwest Louisiana 6bast Tennessee state 8, Murray 7 Bluefield state 33,. West Virginia St 13b. Kentucky 14. W. Kentucky 14 Western Maryland 27, Shepherd 7edward Waters 27, miss. Valley St. 6 Gull Ford 25, presbyterian 20fisk 27, Howard 7 fort Valley state 28, Lane 8maryland St. 26. No. Carolina College 6 Samord 40, Georgetown ky., 13savannah state 16, Clark 7 Randolph Macon 48. Johns Hopkins 82virginia Union 35. Norfolk state 14 Washington and Lee 12, Hampden Sydney 0 Virginia state 20, Hampton Institute it Bethany w. Va., 13, Allegheny 7 Harding 27, Maryville 16jackson state 20, Grambling 14 appalachian 18, Carson Newman 14xavler 40, Chattanooga 28 Tampa 39, Furman 13tennessee state 22, Florida am 0 so. Carolina St 20. Albany. Oa., St. 0morris Brown 22. Allen 0 Jacksonville ala., state 35, Newberry 6so. University la., 10, Alcorn am 7 Wofford 32, Frederick 0louisville 43, Marshall 7 Elizabeth City 36, St. Paul 9fairmont state 21, Glenville state 0 Concord 41, West Virginia Wesleyan 6-Arkansas am 14, Henderson 7 St. College of Ark. 21. So. Ark. St 21nw Louisiana 7, Louisiana tech 0 Lamar tech 24, Mcneese 8nb Louisiana 30, so Louisiana 14 Mississippi Coll. 29, Louisiana Coll. 9livingston, ala., 20, Millsaps 7 ouachita 22, Austin College 6morehead 21. Tennessee tech 16 Midwest Oregon state 22, Purdue 14colorado 21, Nebraska 16 notre Dame 47. Illinois 7missouri 23, Iowa state 7 Bowling Green 7, Kent state 6miami, Ohio 22, Ohio University 15 Indiana 27. Michigan 20minnesota 21, Michigan state 0 Bast Carolina 27, Parsons 26north Texas St 37, Southern Illinois 0 Tulsa 35, Cincinnati 6iowa 21, Wisconsin 21 Oklahoma 46. Kansas state 7san Diego state 47, Northern Illinois 6 Drake 23, Omaha 15dayton 56, Temple 6 Kansas 26, Oklahoma St. 15toledo 35, Western Michigan 9 Tulsa 35, Cincinnati 6ohio state 6, Northwestern 2 Kansas 26, Oklahoma state 15wittenberg 37, John Carroll 0 Denison 27, Oberlin 6heidelberg 19, Ashland 19 mount Union 43, Hiram 0wayne state 49. Adelbert 20 Muski Ngum 34, capital 13bluffton 27, Defiance 7 Kentucky state 13, Findlay 6wooster 62, Kenyon 0 Baldwin Wallace 23, Akron 23gustavus Adolphus 27, macalester 7 St Johns Minn., 16, Hamline 14st. Cloud 21, Mankato 6 Wynona 33. Bemidji 0st Olaf 3, Carleton 0 South Dakota St 42, South Dakota 14huron 20, Southern South Dakota 6 Minot 20, Valley City 14mayvllle 28. Allendale 21 Yankton 20, Dana 6sioux Falls 13, general Beadle 0 Central methodist 28, Rose poly 14marietta 21, Otterbein 7 North Dakota state 34, North Dakota 10indiana state 15, Evansville 14 Franklin 32, Indiana Central 0hillsdale 27, Northwood 13 Baldwin Wallace 23, Akron 23iowa Wesleyan 21, Lake Forest 13 Wheaton 47, Mollt Ken 0monmouth 17, Knox 0 Illinois Wesleyan 28, North Park 19northern Michigan 27, Quant co 0 Moorhead 34, Michigan tech 13lincoln, mo., 26, Wiley 19 Concordia Minn. 8, 8illinois state 21, Western Illinois 17 Tarkio 26, Graceland 7delta state 19, Tennessee Martin 18 Platteville 20, Superior 0carthage 47, augustan 111., 35 Bethel Minn., 13, Northwestern wis., 7peru state 23, Hastings 7 Concordia neb., 33, Northwestern Iowa 0 William Jewell 40, Wayne neb., 27kearney 49, Chadron 0 Hiram Scott 21, augustan s.d., 19elmhurat 13, St Procopius 0 Bradley 20, Eastern Illinois 12illinois-Chicago 20, 6 Carroll 40, North Central 7central 12, Dubuque 0 Luther 13, William Penn 10wartburg 39, Buena Vista 6 Coe 35. Cornell Iowa 21manchester 27, Anderson 0 Taylor 47, Hanover 6st Joseph a ind., 34, Valparaiso 0 Depauw 16, Earlham 13ball state 65, Butler 7 Stevens Point 41, Stout 13lawrence 15, Ripon 7 Belott 23, Grinnel 0whitewater 43, eau Claire 0 River Falls 14, la Crosse 7st. Thomas 14, Augsburg 2 Central meth., to. 28, Rose poly 14plttsburg state 38, Washburn 12 Baker 16, Mcpherson 0emporia 33, Sterling 0 Southwest. Kansas 33, Ottawa kan., 3.Kansas Wesleyan 41, Bethel kan., 7 Kirksville state 16, Springfield state 0fort Hays state 26, Emporia state 7 Warrensburg state mo., 21, Rolla 0doane 69. St. Mary of the Plains 25 Albion 6, Kalamazoo 0central Michigan 33, Central St., Ohio 0 Olivet 46, Hope 21alma 27, Adrian 0 Eastern Michigan 13, Ferris 6ohio Wesleyan 41, Wabash 0. Pron Cipola 28, Concordia 111., 28culver-Stockton 7, Illinois Coll. 6 Southwest Rice 14. Sum 10 Texas 21, Arkansas 12texas am 20, Texas Christian 0 Arkansas state 24, Abilene Christian 14arkansas am a 64, Prairie View 7 Texas Al 31, Mcmurray 7angelo state 31, Texas lutheran 19 Texas Arlington 31, Trinity tex., 16texas-El paso 47, Brigham Young 17 far West Southern California 23, Washington 15 Urcla 21. Stanford 16wyoming 30. Wichita state 7 Oregon 31, Idaho 6 Arizona state 31. Washington state 20 Nevada 27, Chico state 6colorado St 17. Utah St. 14 us Riverside 20, Claremont Mudd 7fort Lewis 22, Southern Colorado St. 6 Adams state 14, Colorado St. College 8montana state 21, Weber state 6 Simon Fraser 7, Oregon College 0willamette 17, Lewis and Clark 10 san Francisco St 66, Hayward St. 44washington, mo., 10, Colorado Coll. 10 Central Wash. 20, West Washington 14whittler 20, Occidental 13 Western Montana 24, Carroll College 13northern Montana 19, Montana tech 0 Cal lutheran 55, Cal tech 0utah 33, Arizona 29 . Highlands 37, West . 14new Mexico state 31, West Texas St. 10 Fresno state 14, los Angeles state 3santa Clara 21, puget sound 17 Pomona 29, Redlands 28portland state 61, British Columbia 0 san Jose state 52, new Mexico 14montana 20, Idaho St 0 Nevada 27. Chico St 6western St 21, Colorado mines 6 Moore Sparks Miami Over Ohio u., 22-15 Oxford Ohio a Tail Back Al Moore took a Handoff and streaked 73 Yards for a touchdown late in the fourth Quarter to bring Miami from a one Point deficit to a 22-15 foot Ball Victory Over Ohio University in a mid american Confer ence game saturday. Moore picked up 232 Yard Rushing in 36 carries and broke three Miami Rushing yardage records while leading the red skins to their third straight Triumph. Postmortem it looks like dead Lette Ralley in this Paris Post office where sacks of mail and packages Are piled up. France s Post Al workers went on strike and refused to de liver the goodies causing customers to stamp their feet impatiently. A photo demo says threat exaggerated China called a no Power Indianapolis ind. A China s danger to american Security is greatly exaggerated sen. Vance Hartke said sunday. The Indiana Democrat whose opposition to the Vietnam War policy has cooled his relation with president Johnson said he viewed China As a has been greatly exaggerated As a danger to our Security Hartke said in an noted that Secretary of state Dean Rusk and Vic president Hubert h. Humphrey now say that China is our Hartke said hopefully Pecan live with this peril Chi a he accused the Johnson administration of an explanation escalation about the Vietnam War. The american people were first told that in Vietnam was to give the South vietnamese self determination and Freedom from terror. Next we were told that we had to control North Vietnam Hartke said. Now we re told that China is the enemy. You can let your imagination run wild when you consider a policy of China As our Hartke asked who really believes that America s Security is threat ened to the Point that we should crowd China to the decision of sending troops into the War Hartke said the substitution of toss denies defector is of army or intelligence Moscow a an official soviet statement sunday de scribed As a hoax a . Stat department report of last week that a soviet lieutenant colonel in the secret police had defected to the United states. A statement by Tass denied that the defector identified by the state department As it. y. Runge had served in the soviet army or Security forces but did not comment fur ther. West German officials had said his defection was instrumental in cracking two spy carefully worded Tass statement said some time ago the United states department of state announced that soviet lieutenant colonel Yevgeny Runge had come to the Fri West Ger Many from the Cdr East Ger Many and asked for political Asylum in the United has been instructed to state that Runge had never served either in the soviet army or in the soviet Union s Secu Rity bodies. The Story with lieu tenant colonel Runge is false from beginning to end and is a German Federal prosecutor Ludwig Martin said Las monday that two spy rings were operated by Runge and that the had supplied the soviet Union with secrets of a High said the rings were smashed with the oct. 11 arrestor four germans one of them mrs. Leonore Suetterlin a Secre tary in the West German foreign ministry hanged herself in Hercell oct. 15. Observers noted that the Tass statement made no mention of the West German reports. The observers also said Tass denied the Runge Story from beginning to end without specifically saying what the Story was thus leaving the impressionist was giving a Blanket denial when in fact it wag added that the Only specific Tass denial was that rung had served in the soviet army or in soviet Security bodies. This left open the possibility of Runge s having indirect connections with soviet intelligence Tass statement contrasted with the silence the Kremlin has maintained on a South Afri can statement of sept. 9 that Aman identified As Yuri n. Log Inov was arrested in Johannes Burg and had confessed he was a soviet the Tass statement on Runge soviet news Media have carried no reports on the Runge or Loginov cases. Soviet citizen shave Learned of them through foreign broadcasts. A military plan for a peace plan had failed. President Johnson should pro Duce a definite peace plan he plan should spell out american Aims Tell us who the enemy is and How this coun try can achieve peace Hart Esaid. Johnson won in a landslide with a mandate for peace Hartke mandate for peace must be met with a plan for peace he added. Hartke said we can afford the War if it s Worth the Cost. We certainly can t afford thereat society programs and the War and i feel this country won t be willing to for have too much unfinished business to continue locked up in the Vietnam War he the proposed 10 per cent surtax he said a tax increase was not needed adding it will do More harm than Good. It won t raise the amount of reve nue the administration fact it May not raise any More. My opinion is that sur charge will put a drag on the Economy and Well end up witless Hartke said he Felt the John son administration wanted the surcharge As a Salve for the conscience of America to make All americans feel they we redoing their part in the War Effort. Circulation Good in restored Arm Daytona Beach Fla a Maurice Thomas right Arm restored to his body two months ago reportedly has feel ing and Good blood circulation Arm was torn from its socket aug. 14 while Thomas,21, was working in a laundry. The Arm was wrapped in a Towel and taken to the Hospital with him. Doctors worked five hours to sew the Arm Back on. Doctors expressed cautious optimism Friday that the limb will survive. They said Thomas had no use of the Arm but is Able to twitch Muscles and therm is warm. For the time being Thomas i learning to write with his left hand
