European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 26, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Thum Tay oct tit 26, 1967 the stars and stripes Glamor stocks Buch downtrend new York a Glamor stocks were very Strong As the Stock Market closed irregularly wednesday. The Market overcame a Sharp loss in the. Morning and came Back strongly with the popular computer electronic and other science issues much in  late dealings losses still out numbered gains by a wide mar Gin. Buying by individuals an funds of the growth stocks Many of them in Short floating Supply and buttressed by huge Short positions established big speculative gains. Control data and Seledyn were up several Points each in late dealings. Rheem Sperry Rand and a phenol were volume pacemakers showing gains of 3or 4 Points. 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Refinery were reported flame. Gunfire flared briefly near port Taufiq in israeli held Sinai Early wednesday. Egyptians sprayed israeli positions at the Southern end of the bitter Lake 15 Miles North of Suez with machine gun fire for five minutes. There were no casualties and the fire was not re turned. Egyptian flak gunners nervous from tuesday s furious shelling opened up near midday at one of their own planes As it swept Low across the Arab held West ban of the canal. Black flak bursts bracketed the plane identified As a Sukhoi-7, but it did not appear to be  was Lucky said an israeli officer. Our gunners might have opened  elsewhere two israeli Soldier were lulled and two wounded in a clash with infiltrators from Jordan a military spokesman said in Jerusalem. One of the infiltrators also was killed. A military spokesman said wednesday s incident with the infiltrators from across the Jordan River took place near the Damia Bridge egyptian officials said they were More concerned about the loss of Oil and of Oil production capacity than about containing the huge refinery fires at port  destruction posed a very serious problem for Cairo be cause the refineries supplied 90 per cent of the capital City s fuel officials said. They predicted the capital would face a shortage of diesel fuel oils kerosene and butane Gas for  israeli sources de scribed tuesday s three hour Bat the and said egyptians opened fire first with machine guns an tanks South of the Little bitter  israelis returned the fire in a half hour Exchange the said. Then the egyptians brought in artillery on a front several Miles Long extending South towards port  fire was entered at port Suez they reported around fertilizer factories Oil refineries and the Shoreline around the Harbor. They had their guns in town. We had no alternative but to fire Back to silence , it was reported that King Hussein of Jordan i prepared to negotiate directly with Israel on condition that is Rael agrees to discuss the re turn of the formerly jordanian held East Jerusalem. Tel Aviv s influential daily Haartz reported from Paris wednesday that Hussein is pre pared to talk face to face with Israel despite the opposition of other Arab states and even con Sider Border  has made Clear that the previously divided City United shortly after the Middle East War is not a subject for discus Sion at any level. Don t delay on British dec bid Kiesinger cautions France Mutual funds prices Cologne Germany a Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger cautioned France wednesday that the Bonn government will not agree to delaying indefinitely a decision on Britain s bid for common Market member ship. He said France s common mar Ket partners agreed to her wish for preparatory talks on the Brit ish application because they wanted to avoid a crisis in the Community. But he added such preparatory talks among the six cannot be accepted for an  Kiesinger made his comment sin an interview with the govern ment controlled Deutsche Welles he was winding up an official visit in  told the Short wave radio network he hoped his visit helped convince the British Public that West Germany is honest in it support of the British member ship  said French objections could be removed Only by patient and Wise negotiations. Bonn he explained was not shying away new Yor National up association of securities dealers tuesday inc. 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The vote was 362 to 26. The funds which were in Addi Tion to the $70 billion already appropriated for other defense activities were included in a regu Lar appropriation Bill sent to the Senate. The final total was $794 million below the request of the administration and in the words of  Sike d-fla., the Bill s manager reflected the economizing mood of Congress. These Are the most drastic cuts made in any appropriation Bill we have brought to the floor this year he said. And frankly we May have Cut too , the $2.1 billion figure was still $538 million More than what Congress appropriated for construction of military facilities last year. Crippled Jet lands safely Barcelona Spain up an a italia Caravelle jetliner with 38 passengers and a Crew office aboard made a successful emergency Landing at Barcelon Airport monday after developing engine trouble. From making Plain to France that it has a different opinion. Unanimity among treaty partners required in approving new memberships could not be achieved by Force. Kiesinger re stressed Bonn s de sire to Estabr so forever closest Friendly relations betwee France and Germany. He said that although the two countries did not concur on the North at lactic treaty organization an the British common Market application both governments want to retain their links for the Bene fit of Europe. 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A negro playwright Leroi Jones was dragged handcuffed an screaming tuesday from the courtroom where he is on trial on charges stemming from last july s racial rioting in Newark. Jones screamed he would not be judged by White men on the charges of illegal Possession of pistols. The outburst came at the Start of the second Day of the trial moved Here from new Ark where the charges were filed july 14, when negro Vio Lence exploded in that new Jer sey City. Jones was grabbed by court officers As he started to walk away from the defendants table after telling Essex county judge Leon Kapp this is not a court of Justice and you Are not qualified to try this Case. 1 will not be judged by you or 100 White  Are not my Peers they Are my oppressors. 1 will not be judged by this Kangaroo court. 1 am  that judge Kapp or dered Jones an advocate of negro separatism placed behind  outburst came after he had asked for permission tomake a statement. The judge told him any statement had Tobe made through his lawyer. Two co defendants Charle Mccray 33, and Barry Wynn 23, both of Newark sat quietly through Jones performance. The trial was switched to Morristown after Jones lawyer complained that the playwright could not get a fair trial in new Ark because of publicity sur rounding his arrest. Court plans had called for jury selection to begin tuesday. But the disturbance came be fore selection had begun