European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 6 the stars and stripes monday March 11, 7" is a a Bya 3 Ujj r. F. A a us. \ t to ,s.u4 t Assassin proof the  service has ordered two of these Lincoln convertibles at a Cost of $36,000 to $40,000 apiece As an Assassin proof presidential car. They have transparent Vinyl roofs 11-Inch running boards grab handle for agents travelling alongside plus retractable platforms and grab bars for More wearily men at the Revand numerous built in safety Deal cd to protect the president. Up pos Mccarthy urges forgiving of draft Dodge expatriates Manchester . Up sen. Eugene j. Mccarthy called saturday for a change in the draft Laws which would allow americans who have fled Ocanada or Sweden to avoid fighting in Vietnam to return Home without punishment. Mccarthy addressing a Rall of about 400 persons in Franklin said the draft Laws should be changed to broaden the scope for deferment of conscientious  if these boys who have left the country wish to comeback and submit themselves to whatever alternative service might be Laid Down i would say they should be Given a Opportunity to do so the Minnesota senator said. Draft Board personnel get identity immunity Philadelphia a tfo3rd . Circuit court of appeals has forbidden temporarily at least the disclosure of the addresses Ages and military affiliations of local draft Board members. The appellate court held up indefinitely enforcement of a  District court ruling until to selective service system Couk present arguments against revealing such information. Names of draft Board members always have been a matter of Public record. Last month u. S. Dist. Judge Harold k. Wood upheld a Regis Trant s complaint that information about draft Board members was being withheld from him. Judge Wood ordered the selective service system to Dis close the  that Case Dwight a. Mar tin 23, of Philadelphia a Penn Nati Ozial guard parachutes Cut St. Louis to. Up Federal agents have been Callec in to investigate the slashing of four parachutes belonging to the air National guard. Tec Leral Bureau of investigation agents said that if pilots had attempted to bail out wit the chutes they probably would have not  chutes discovered during recent drills had been unpacked and were damaged. The shrouds on Throe of the chutes had been flushed and the web harness of the fourth Cut. Train hits bus 9 die new Delhi up a train smashed into a bus at a Railroad i Rossing near the City of Hyder Abad saturday killing nine and injuring All the 44 other Passen Gers aboard the bus. Sylvania Hospital employee claimed that some members of local Board 136, which Classi fied him 1a, were not Philadel phia residents. He said they had no right sitting on the Board. Friday u. S. Atty. Mern Amarshall argued that release of the information would hamper draft operations. Mrs. Marshall said disclosure of the addresses might Lead to harassment of draft Board members by opponents of the Vietnam War or the selective service system. Martin s attorney Donald Kramer argued that in a demo cratic society Public servants have no rights of secrecy. Peritonitis caused Joe Martin s death Hollywood Fla. A former House speaker Joseph w., Martin or. Died of peritonitis resulting from a ruptured appendix a Broward county medi Cal examiner said Here. Martin who served 42 Yearsin the House and was twice its speaker was pronounced dead at Hollywood memorial Hospital after collapsing at the Home of relatives in fort Lauderdale. He was 83. Mccarthy voiced Confidence that his peace Campaign against president Johnson will draw substantial vote in tuesday s first in to h a nation presidential primary. Earlier Mccarthy charge the Johnson administration with ignoring chances to negotiate settlement in the Vietnam War and said if he is elected president he will do All he can to bring the american troops Home. The administration has passed up Opportunity after Opportunity to negotiate for peace i Vietnam Mccarthy told the audience in  Minnesota Democrat said the administration missed a least two chances to negotiate once in 1966 and again in 1967.he said on those occasions the administration had an Opportunity to negotiate some kind of a settlement some kind of anew coalition government in South  posed i want to ask the administration these questions today Mccarthy said. Are  afraid to negotiate a peaceful Settle ment in Vietnam and if  Are prepared to negotiate what Are the terms Mccarthy said he was not for peace at any Price an not calling for withdrawal or  i Promise that if elected i will do All i can touring american troops Home i will do All i can to achieve Ajust and honorable peace he  Mccarthy team was joined saturday by actors Tony Randall and Robert Ryan. Randall greeted shoppers i behalf of Mccarthy at a Salem shopping Center and in  met the voters in Salem and  last week actor Paul Newman also stumped in new Hampshire for Mccarthy. Anti War flier gets 1-year term Cannon fab . Up a nine member court martial Board saturday sentenced air Force capt. Dale Noyd to a year at hard labor and ordered him dismissed from the service for refusing to train a Vietnam bound Pilot. Noyd 34, a former psychology professor fighter Pilot and 12 year Veteran of the air Force was found guilty Friday of disobeying an order to Fly training Mission last dec. 5. The Board also ordered Noyd s pay and allowances  testified he was opposed to the Vietnam War on Mora land religious grounds and his religious conscience made i impossible for him to obey the order. He said he would rather go to prison than help with the Vietnam War  stood quietly when his sentence was read but his wife Sharon broke into sobs. Immediately after the sen tence Noyd walked Back to the defense table smiled at his lawyers and put his arms around two of his civilian attorneys or. And mrs. Mar Vin Karpatkin of new  said the Board s decision would have to be approved by his commanding officer then it would automatically be appealed to the hot toddy no cold cure Waco Tex. A a hot toddy is not the answer to colds this Winter or any other time a Dallas doctor says. Or. Lester Keyser director of Southern methodist University health Center said alcohol is Nota stimulant a snakebite remedy or a food but rather the third greatest health problem in the United  the Texas alcohol narcotic education meeting Keyser said children can become addicted and told of a 7-Yenr-Oiddallas girl who is already an alcoholic. Military Board of  the decision is upheld by the review Board it could be appealed to a civilian group which oversees military , the civilian Board a did the . Supreme court last year could refuse to hear the  the final step Noyd s attorneys could still take therase to civilian courts. An air Force spokesman Sai Noyd would probably be con fined at the Federal prison a Leavenworth Kan. The conviction is equivalent to a felony i civilian courts. Second liver transplant patient Dies Denver Colo. Apker i Lynn Brown a 2, a pretty wide eyed child who lived six months with a liver transplanted from another child died sat urday at the University of Colo Rado medical Center. She was the second live transplant patient to die within barely 24 hours. Candy Barb Aree 19 months Orlando Fla died  now Are Only two known survivors of the rare operation a boy and a girl both at Colorado general Hospital. Kerri a daughter of or. An mrs. Dale l. Brown Long Beach calif., underwent the surgery sept. 5, 1907. She like the others received her donor liver from a child who had died of ailments not related to the liver. Doctors said death appeared to have been caused by abscesses in the transplanted liver i combination with chronic rejection of the new Organ by the Little girl s body. She like most of Tho others had been born with a a formed bile duct system which made death inevitable without the transplant. 00&&on& an10huck a neg 1