European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 24, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                March 24, 1968 the stars and stripes Page 3 Arsaw police break up sit in of 4,000 collegians Warsaw Poland a Hal led police forced the was e Warsaw s polytechnic cof Carlo saturday and broke defiant sit in demonstration of about 4,000 students informed sources said. An eyewitness said the police smashed open one of the three main doors of the administration of. Hoff of Vermont omes out for Kennedy Montpelier it up v Philip ii. Hoff once Vns dered one of president Johnson s strongest supporters broke with the president Friday and endorsed sen Robert f. Kennedy. Hoff said Kennedy s presiden tial candidacy offers the most holistic possibility for the Lope of America if we Are of achieve the National regeneration of spirit that is so desperately  the governor said he had concluded the Only Way in which four potentially disastrous National course can be arrested is through a change in our National  although he commended pres ident Johnson for acting bravely and resolutely to Over whelming adversity Hoff Saidi fear that our present leadership has yet to respond to Rhese crises in a manner designed to inspire the Confidence necessary if they Are to i  the governor said he would devote All his energies to securing Kennedy s nomination and election and would not seek  election himself. . Will continue grins for Jordan Washington up the latest clash Between Arab and israeli forces will not affect resumption of arms shipments to Jordan according to . Military officials. American officials said Tor Ian is in line in the very near future to receive a number of phantom and thunderchief jets,3atton tanks and other military hardware despite the tens Mideast situation. The decision to resume arms shipments to Jordan which is the Only Arab nation which last t had a major rearmament since the june War was noun red by the state depart ment i by. J4. Officials said thursday the Low Amis agreement would be a Mckuhn a within a few Days Amis shipments would resume shortly thereafter.  stripes big 3 recall cars trucks to fix defects Detroit up the big three Auto manufacturers have announced they Are recalling a total of 7,145 cars and about 82, 000 trucks and buses for correction of safety related items. General motors is recalling 5, 900 police and taxicab vehicles for correction of possible manual steering column defects in 1967 regular size Chc violets. The firm said the shafts could become scored or grooved because of the extreme amount of turning in police and taxicab  said it was asking the owners of approximately 82.000 trucks and buses built in 1967 and 1968 to return the vehicles to dealers for corrections of two conditions thai could affect steering control. Chrysler has asked the owners of 1,245 valiant Barra Cuda and Dart cars 140 Dodge a 100 and i 100 trucks and 28 Dodge t 200 trucks to return them to dealers for additional work. Chrysler said the front suspension upper control Arm Ball joints May have been installed improperly on an estimated 15 of the 1.245 cars. Ford said Field reports showed there could be a possible failure of rivets used to attach the front Spring brackets to truck and bus frames that would Lead to a loss of steering. Affected trucks and buses arc the 19ti7 and h t8 series 500.600, 700 and 750 conventional cab Short cab and bus Chassis. Building where most of the Stu dents were camped in class rooms tents and hallways. The sources said that Aboul 200 policemen then entered the Campus. Students were ordered Friday evening by Rector Dionizy Smo Lenski to Clear the school ground sat 9 . Smolensk stated that courses must begin normally saturday or the ministry of education will order the closing of polytechnic  mass expulsions were also threatened. Student strike leaders an swered with a declaration to approximately 10,000 poles who had gathered in the Square of work ers Unity which fronts the Mai building. Speaking from the bal Cony the students said we will go until the  Campus guarded police kept a tight guard around the Midtown Campus Dur ing the Early morning. The students have made their sit in a spectacle. The facade of the administration building was draped with strike and protest banners. Two of their protests include charges of police brutality i stopping student demonstrations and criticism of the state con trolled press for false reporting of the events. During the Day hundreds of poles ventured up to an Iron spiked Campus Fence and passed through Money bread sausage cheese and Jam in a show of support for the students. Str reception Britain s Princess Margaret is escorted to a London reception of the Royal Academy of dancing by Ballet Star Rudolf Nureyev. Behind him is his most famous partner Palma Ballerina Dame Margot Fonteyn. A photo Viet chances hiked guard buddies Cool to Nugent Andrews fab my. Up Patrick j. Nugent who switched air National guard units so he could serve i Vietnam Friday transferred from a desk Job to flight line . Joseph Crown information officer for the 113thtactical fighter Wing said the president s son in Law will begin training immediately As a weapons , who decided to return to the i he after it was called to Active duty had Bee classified As an administrative clerk. He joined the unit  new buddies hoping for he Best and expecting the worst have been i ing him a Cool  members of the Wing have not been hostile they Haven t exactly rolled out the Welcome mat  of the airmen yanked out of civilian jobs when the president ordered partial mobilization of the reserves two months ago feel Nugent s presence has put them on top of the president s list for combat duty in  Wing s commander Brig. Gen. Willard w. Millikan was so concerned about the morale effects of the Vietnam Nugent rumours that he personally assured his men Nugent s arrival has nothing to do wit the Wing s War status and Nugent was just another  lilith. 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The other men in the 113th have nothing personally against Nugent Public information personnel hastened to explain. It s just that some of them resent that the Fate of the Wing i respect to overseas service May depend upon what they see As political advantage for the president in having both of his sons in Law the other is Marine capt. Charles s. Robb serving in Vietnam. Typical of the More bitter reaction Are the remarks of an airman describing himself As a weekend Warrior who recently complained of Nugent s effect on the Wing in a letter to the Washington Star. The letter said in part without unfairly impugning airman Nugent s motives it is not difficult to View his newly manifested patriotic Zeal apart of a plan to revive flagging Public support for the administration s Vietnam  other suggestion he suggested that if  was truly consumed b a selfless desire for Active ser be he should have  -1 1 Dut u ill she regular air of e.-. Probably Apical of  react on in tie 1 Riih. 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