European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 25, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              A Csc 24 the stars and stripes Mondoy March predicts civil War this summer no Vav York Tim an angry Adam Clayton Powell sunday predicted civil a in America this summer with Young negroes leading the youth of l Atli races against the Middle aged White Power Structure. Flanked by More than a do Eti impassive bodyguards the for Mer congressman told a crowd a room of mostly Wurte newsman at the abyssinian Baptist Church in 11 Tor Gex lion Irlam you old Piet in line. Planning will not White thing that he will Ali be 1 to at a of ave the Himell 1 to Ople bet Rosoluk versus disclosed end Yoi we the Oxford a England soon to organize world  preach Black leadership for Young people. We Welcome  troops lie said. Asked what his role would be an Mills wife Iii Law self  do Fla. Up a insurance Salesman  Rayed his wife and her sister with Rifle bul ets saturday then killed him self  six children screamed i horror. Orange county sheriff deputies said Carl Walsh 35, killed his 26-year-old wife Elizabeth with five shots from a .22-caliber automatic Rifle then shot an killed her sister mrs. M a b e 1 Delaney o Connell before firing a Bullet into his own head. Neighbors found the women lying in the Kitchen and Walsh j was found face Down and the i gun under him behind a sofa in the living room. Neighbor Cecil Clindell said two of the smallest children ran to my House and said our Momma and our daddy Are dead he said he and another neighbor mrs. Jewel Scott entered the Home and found the bodies and the screaming Chil Dren. The Ages of the six children were not known. Deputies said or. And mrs. Walsh came to Orlando around the first of the year from Bridge port Conn. Mrs. Mary Delaney Mother of the dead women was notified of their death at her Home in Devon Conn. The Home was apparently owned or rented by mrs. O con Nell whose former husband came to the House a few hours after the shooting and picked up one of the children he said was his. Police said the other children were taken to a juvenile Home bul said they did t know which of the children belonged to the Walsh couple and which belonged to mrs. O Connell. A seventh child visiting with friends returned Home u few hours after the shooting. Neighbors said a sister of the dead women Arlene moved out of the House a week ago and got married. Police could not locate her saturday. Neighbors also said that one of the slain women was talking to the mailman Only a few min utes before the shotting. The neighbors did not report hearing any loud arguments or scuffle before the shootings. Red bloc to beef up pact continued from p i hoods min o r i h e i n England Kaiui a. A Iii. Isolating the Lake District Iii Ike Tikiun of Appleby. Lour Iii. Climbers were  nil in1 on nearby Hills dmm. An i i in deluge. To the East a general Hood ,. Was Mitin ded in new . To  Jor port. The t be j i \ i r i Iii e or 11 feel aiio1, e   liberation with its military allies in the pact. In a followup yugoslav report on the Sofia meeting there were indications that the czechs too had some doubts about the non proliferation treaty. Romania party chief Nicola Ceausescu m can w h i 1 can bounced saturday that every romanian should be Able to freely express his views on policies of the communist party indicating this also applied to criticism. There was no Way of knowing if the Dresden Summit had  its main purpose keeping the czechs in line or whether a rallying Point in another direction was taken  the main theme. More Freedom Vienna a romanian party chief Nicolae Ceausescu appeared saturday to have Given the starting signal for a More Liberal Rule in Romania. He said every romanian should be Able to freely express his views on policies of the communist party indicating this also applied to criticism. Ceausescu who  also romanian president stressed the parly would not mind if diverse and even wrong views  we must not see in this some thing damaging for the interests of the development of society. We must not fear Public debates he  spoke to the first secretaries of the county party committees. The speech was published by the romanian news Agency age pres and was interpreted Here  an Effort to show that Romania just  Czecho Slovakia was Active in the liberation Field. Ceausescu even seemed to claim that Romania had a three year head  said Romania began to get rid of conservative tendencies which seriously harmed socialist Mutlu a i ,111 tip Mitty lonely Sisilli i  in i 11 i .  Mully i jul or with   i i .1 i  i to Tia Art i y. F i .1 Rik Fin i h -.,  j Mill � 0, i j a j j. I t it a n a i Atli a to 1 a i .1 i i to i ill. J till Lii by mid.  i Yaj Iri mum. A p construction in 1965. Czechoslovakia started its drive Only last january when party chief Antonin Novotny was ousted. Novotny resigned  president Friday. However the observers Here said romanian activities so far have been almost exclusively in the Field of foreign policy an Economy where the country leaders repeatedly stressed their Independence from Moscow and not in the Field of More personal Freedom. Gams. Conti Nicil i i Iii i / / 1 Seattle. "1 would much rather have someone look at my mind when they want to judge it and look at my legs when they want to judge them. Mixing the two seems an extraordinary complicated Way of finding out what  so  mrs. George Sanders a state senator from Denver said or. Coope idea was perfectly ridiculous and added i be k n o w n Beautiful girls with Beautiful Les who weren t ill Elligen at  plugging for Brainy be duties was mrs. Jane Hyrne Chicago a newly appointed commissioner of consumer sales weights an measures. I m for that if it turns out t be True she said of the idea. ". Like to Che a that a woman can be Attra Clite Iii Ludin. Nice Les and Mill a e a  Irish plane 61 aboard Down in sea  from Page 1 a location about eight Miles off Strumble head Wales to keep a Lookout for signs of the do Medaer lingus plane. Planes spearheaded by a Long Range reconnaissance shackle ton of the Royal air Force and a Canberra Jet bomber and ships led by Royal Navy frigates and minesweepers criss crossed the Irish sea Waters chopped by occasional rain squalls throughout the afternoon. Several sightings of sections of tie Viscount Green and Silver fuselage  Well  of Oil Slicks were reported but planes and ships failed to confirm parts of the plane had been found when the reports were checked out. The mystery of the plunge deepened when Airport officials said the last message from the Viscount am spinning at 1,000 feet had not been sent  a mayday Call that  recognized internationally  an Appeal for ships and planes in distress. Official sources said their earlier report that the plane had reported spinning at 5,01 0 feet had been erroneous and Monitor checks confirmed the figure of1,000 feet. Unable to fix location the Hunt concentrated for time on four regular mayday messages picked up later Froman automatic transmitter but search officials at coordination Headquarters at Brawdy naval air station in Wales said they had been unable to fix the exact location from which the signals had been sent. Are lingus officials said flight712 had taken off from Cork two minutes late at 11 32 . With 7 passengers and four Crew members and had been scheduled to reach l o n d o n Atli 4h . An Are lingus spokesman said there were nine Swiss eight men and a woman and six belgians Alliard the Viscount. The other were believed to be Irish. A passenger list was expected to lie issued later. Ground radios picked up the am spinning Messai. At la 0. . Mil fixed the location of the plane at transmission Lime at three Mil,.s Oil Strumble head which jut Mlo the in h be i. A h Ain a worldwide South  59-year-old negro my Jyh and said i m just n n of the  a "1�i Powell who re urn fam exile on the bahamian i Sbin Ilni to seek reelection Harlem Congressi a explained the prose f a guards by saying that  two threats life while in the Bahamas Powell had toured Marlon in driving rain saturday and cheering crowds to. Violent Days Are Over " " they be never seen a ene like they re Gonna have if the. Try to touch big daddy said Powell timeless and with a running Down his face. Powell returned to now York for the first time in 18 month Friday night and surrendered a sheriff on criminal contempt charges. He was paroled almost immediately by a judge and later mobbed by hundreds of followers at a democratic part dance in Harlem. Saturday he addressed a rally in front of the old St Theresa hotel at the Corner o125th St. And seventh ave. He told the throng of be Vul Hundred that i am no Loncer Martin Luther Kin saying we shall overcome i Don t Call for any violence and i Don t Call for any riots but the non violent Days arc Over and if we must die let  not die like hogs in some inglorious spot Powell shouted. Black Power came a chant from the crowd. Adam stack Adam Back i m almost beginning to lose Faith said Powell who was holding a copy of report of the commission on riots. Keep the Faith Faith the crowd Back. Fight some members of wore keep the f and one carried Reading Welcome the recent president keep the yelled on slate for the crowd with buttons a Picard nor to the free and Independent state of  59-year-old Powell Legal problems and sell exile in Rimini Stem from a libel judgment obtained by Esther James a Harlem widow who now lives in her native moist Gobay Jamaica. The criminal contempt citations Rcw out of mrs. James Dit Mculty i obtaining payment fun Ivi veil. Powell was mis Ted from Congress March 1, Lubers of the 9imh Cemiu  \ 307-116. To exc Luile Linn charges he Allevi Public funds and the contempt of new courts. Powell reelection in no Ein Powell spoke about 15 minutes. Up seventh a a. I followed him. Cha women Sangim out waved to him greetings., l � ii. R n / i 1 Powell was i Brexl guards headed Mau Man Lea Lei Kenyatta who a arc and carried a Nisi h Bible impaled bodyguards Woisik Pouci approach several Anli a the crowd were ground. T ,. N at lil  St., a 1,1. 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