European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 9, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              196 the stars and stripes Page 23 Roundup May be Over by the associated Pressa of week old Florida school stalemate appeared Over Friday Hon the Florida education As Sion recommended the ers return to monday. Their classrooms Pope names successor to Spellman continued from Page 1 the authorities the clergy and the  spokesman in new York said i Don t think you can Puta Label on him at All but you can t work closely with Paris priests on a local level without being a  it was believed Cooke s youth would make him especially sensitive to changes taking place inthe Church and that he would continue the policy of ecumenism supported by Spellman who was More of a conservative. Ordained in 1945 Cooke was ordained a Prieston dec. 1, 1945, and became a Bishop less than three years  sept. 15, 1965, the Pope named him titular Bishop of Summa a nonexistent Post that carries Only the honorary title of Bishop and at the same time an auxiliary and vicar general tos Peli flan. Spellman died dec. 2, 1967. As archbishop of new York Cooke will be the spiritual Leader of 1.9 million catholics. New York is the second largest Dio Cese in the United states be Hind Chicago. The Call came after the skateboard of education proposed a nine Point Resolution a key Point of which called for giving $10.2 million to Public schooled cation from surplus in a $329 million education tax package. The package became Law a Midnight thursday. Florida officials said about17,500 of the state s 60,000 teach ers were out of their classroom thursday. In other school developments teachers in the nation s capital returned to classrooms after Aone Day Holiday to protest pay Scales but a classroom walkout continued in Pittsburgh. At six los Angeles High schools demonstrating mexi can Anie rican and negro Stu dents have won several conces Sions from the Board of Educa Tion. The los Angeles students who stayed away from classes this week in numbers running into the hundreds said they wanted an end to discrimination and second class  following a dramatic Confron tation with the Board of Educa Tion thursday they were prom ised that a negro would be named principal or vice Princi pal of predominantly negro Jefferson High school by next week. Some 200 students stormed the Board meeting to voice their demands. Earlier classes at two schools were dismissed Early because of student unrest. 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Vandalism since october. An inner City High school i grand rapids Michigan s Sec Ond largest City was close thursday for the weekend so the faculty and school boar could discuss unreachable con  state representatives and the Pittsburgh mayor s office said they Are preparing Bill that could open the Way to a settlement of the City s week Lon teachers strike. Supt Sidney p. Marland  he would Welcome a Law that would clarify the right of the school Board to hold a bar gaining election the Issue in the strike by 1,000 of the City s3,000 teachers. Israelis proved copter s War role by James Gunter is Munich Bureau chief Garmisch Germany is retired . Army Gen. Hamil ton h. Howze told Usa eur aviators Friday the Arab israeli War proved once More the effectiveness of helicopters in modern conflict. The israelis used choppers a night to drop parachutists behind Arab artillery position sin the Sinai Peninsula and in other ways said the Genera who is now National chairman of the army aviation association of America Kaaa. Howze visited Israel Sinai and the Gaza strip shortly after the War to do some monday morning quarterback Rush to buy Gold hits panic rate London a the Rush into Gold reached panic proportions in Europe Friday to Climax week of rumours and doubts about the . Dollar and other paper Money. At the same time the British Pound plunged to anew Low. About 75 tons of Gold flowed out of London the main Market for the International Gold Pool i hectic trading throughout the Day. This brought the turnover tothe scale of the month Long Gold Rush that followed the nov. 18 ambassador to Sweden recalled Stockholm up the United states has recalled its Stockholm ambassador in protest against the swedish govern ment s stand on Vietnam .officials said Friday night. Ambassador William heat will return to Washington March 12 for consultations spokesman for the . Embassy announced. The recall marked a new Lowin .-swedish relations which have been going from bad to worse in recent months because of Sweden s outspoken criticism of the american involvement in  visited social democratic Premier Tuge Erlander on wednesday and he will see for eign minister Torsten Nilsson on monday before he flies to Washington the spokesman said. Erlander said in a radio inter View Friday night that Heath had called on him to discuss Vietnam. The ambassador said he regretted that relations be tween the United states and swe Den had Bec ii worsening recently Erlander said. The e in b Assy said Heath stalks with Erlander covered the whole Range of .-swedish re lations.". Officials said Tho recall was a protest against recent anti Ameri Eun statements on Viet Nam by swedish Cabinet minis ters. Also cited were recent demonstrations against . Officials in Sweden and against the . Embassy. The fact that Sweden has granted Asylum to 20 deserter from the . Armed forces has also caused irritation betwee Stockholm and Washington officials said. Devaluation of the British  the current Gold Rush be Gan a week ago dealers Esti mate about 200 tons of Gold Worth $225 million have Bee sold to private speculators and possibly some smaller nations Central Banks anxious about their Dollar and other currency holdings. In the London Bullion Market interest entered on the weekend meeting of Central Bankers i Basel Switzerland. For the first time since last june . Fed eral Reserve Board chairman William Mcchesney Martin flew to attend the monthly gathering of government Bankers. To some in the Gold Market the trip by Martin who once stigmatized Gold As this barbarous Metal seemed to signal some important development at  Gold buyers were betting that the United states would Stop Selling Gold to foreigners at the official rate of $35 an ounce and that the result might be an up Ward Price spiral on a free Market. They shifted from paper Money to Gold on the Gamble that this might be the last Hance to buy Gold at the Price it has been pegged to for More than 30  in Washington the treas Ury department reiterated the Johnson administration s policy to maintain the Price of Gold at$35 an ounce. Buying heavy the London Gold Market fills orders for Europe and the mid dle East via Banks and markets in Paris Zurich Frankfurt and elsewhere. Buying on the continent was heavy and helped push up the Price. By the end of the Day it was up to $35.22, or two cents Over the London Ceil  rates slumped across Europe reflecting the demand for Gold. The British Pound slumped tits lowest level since devaluation. It closed at 2.3925, one tenth of a cent Down from thurs Day and three quarters of a Cen below Par. . Official to Confer on economic1 problems Munich is american officials will participate h e r e March 15-hi in a closed Confer ence on Atlantic economic prob lems. Attendance at the conference at the Munich America House is by invitation. Taking part will be Edwin o. Moline minister for economic affairs at the . Embassy in Bonn and Wolfgang  i Robinow Diree or of the . I Trade Center in Frankfurt. Ing with israeli  first thing you should do to conduct a successful Waris pick an enemy like the egyptians he said he was told. He said he asked Why Russia backed such a bum horse and was told it was the Only horse  the israeli officers told Heimall their seriously wounded soldiers were evacuated by helicopter he reported. The available helicopters were 25h34s, 5 or 6 French models 15 to 20 old Bell h14s and two Louetter. Howze showed color slides of abandoned russian made vehicles and aircraft and told How the israeli air Force knocked out 390 planes on the ground Bya Low level horizontal bombing attack from the , a representative from the office of the director of army aviation told the european convention of Kaaa Here of the growing importance of fixed Wing and Rotor aircraft in the american army and among Al lied armies. Program growing army aviation has proved so successful that every commander wants More and wants it Assoon As possible said it. Col. A. W. Booth. The army Avia Tion program is still growing and win continue to grow for the foreseeable future. In the last two years this growth has Bee Little Short of phenomenal. We Hope this year will see a smooth ing of this surge so that we can avoid the Sharp peaks and Val Leys and imbalances that Are the natural result of crash  other . Service and our free world allies Are de manding capabilities similar to the army she said. This adds another real problem in holding onto our still scarce assets. The Navy air Force and marines have generated requirements that compete for critical items in the . Army inventory at the same time we Are trying to establish internal priorities within the  accidents Cut col. Warren r. Williams director of the army s Bureau of aircraft Accident research told the convention that the Accident rate has been Cut Down to about one half of its old rate but Acci dents still killed three times a Many people As the vietnamese enemy killed in aircraft during1967. " col. Russell p. Bonasso presi Dent of the Usa eur Region of Kaaa served As master of Cere monies for the convention. Two officers from Allied armies addressed the convention Friday morning on army Avia Tion in their countries. Brig. Gen. Kurt Kauffman director of German army a \ i a t i o n in Cologne said a substantial in crease in army aviation has been proposed for the 1070 re organi action of the West German army. Under the proposal each of six corps would have an Avia Tion  depends upon the Money the general said. Col. Maurice Sutcliffe. Com Mander of British army aviation said his Organ ution looks with admiration and gratitude to Tho 1t s. Army for in vim us the Lead in usin army  Llis a Observatory site Pasadena rain. Aim Small Island in  big Bear Lake North of san Ber Nardino will be the site of a new California Institute of technology solar Observatory. The site was chosen because of the sail Clear air Over the Lake