European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 26, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Pago 2 d the stars and stripes tuesday March 26, 1968 r. King warns of rioting unless the ghettos improve ctr. Yot r hair actress Edy Williams needed an extra special Hairdo so her designer came up with a creation that uses two natural hairpieces a Dynel fall styrofoam balls ringed with fur garlands of mirrors and key s locks. A photo a us in Slator Froc ,9 flee Reno fire recaptured new York up the Rev. Martin Luther King warned sunday i hat cities which do not improve their ghettos will be rocked again by summer riots even though he thinks most negroes believe in non violence. King disagreed with former congressman Adam Clayton Powell who predicted a civil War in the United states this summer with b 1 a c k youth leaders leading Young Whites against the Middle aged White Power m still committed to non violence King said and i think the vast majority of negroes think that made the remarks at a Brief news conference before delivering a Sermon at the Canaan Baptist c h u r c h i Harlem. Powell also delivered a Sermon sunday in Harlem s abyssinian Baptist Church. Uncle Tom Powell has attacked King frequently since his return to Harlem calling him a modernized Uncle Tom among other must honestly say i absolutely refuse to get into any Public or private debate with or. Powell King he added the conditions that brought the riots last summer Are still alive and if something is not done about them by this summer i m afraid Well probably see More he said he was More concerned with conditions in ghettos that spawn the angry voices of violence than in the damage of the stirred. Machete King avoided wish five helmeted members of the Harlem Man mans who stood waiting outside the Church s front door. Six police men stood by As Man Man Leader Charles Kenyatta. Carry ing a Machete with a Bible and a copy of the riot commission report impaled on the Blade. Riots they Bible confrontation Uncle and others have As bodyguards for . Nev. Aim nine Pris Oner including one awaiting trial on a murder charge broke out of the Hoe county jail Early monday after beating -.1 Jailer and taking his Pitol. Five were recaptured before Daybreak. The sheriff s office said one of the four Al a was armed when lie left the jail among the escapees was a id vane Rice. 2s. Charged with murder m the death of Violet Irene Olson to wide partially decompose. Bids a Foi and last undersheriff Richard o Boyle said the prisoners dug i Hole in a Vall ail Squok in o an Al Ley Elxnit 1 30 . He Aid they got Jailer Andy Yvel Vei to enter a service Tunnel by saying water was of erf Low ing. Welliver was treated a a hos Pital and released. O Boyle said the five men picked up were apprehended without violence at a bus streets and in a Park. In addition to Hice. The others called Kini Kenyatta been act in t Powell. King also told newsmen that the mobilization is going very Well or his planned april 221 Miv i poor people s March on Wash it at Ai. The will Washington he executed a Powell told his sus said turn the Deiv Anpo eds a s Toun his Al Paui &. June Between Reno a us \ Irginia Hou Osho a on a jiitinapm., City. Nev the knit of her dog .nar\v0 Wilham Keith Morris was found her. 23. Charged with receiving stolen russian Emo Calls on Bituin to pm p or a. Property and Dennis Raymond o shei is charged with statutory warned Reno area residents to to k their doors and not to Ohmi them with ii knowing who was otitmde.,. The so it to fast Oer Buasin. Paid a Rou Tine cat w Berlin in Ivr e c mdlhet1 the i s to West tie Many an Ami neat spoken Asi i two it cd St j quote us d interest. the Gnu h and of j near $134 than a t an a i and i s so term the tax la matk n . A a the in dese riled m v nuiusi.i4. \ v Puike As i via. I tas i a t of i t Iii i of Vav i j i. To i i i l. 11 i i a ton. He said Demon Tratton Niin in his Sermon Sinvil preached racial Pride. Think Black Lafellow negroes. A when they hit you. Other Cheek but after that. Isay kick the hell out of he advised them however to enlist Young White people in the negro cause. Then. Beaming and still dressed in his flowing red and Black ministerial Robes the former led hundreds of supporters on & mile Long March through the Centero Harlem. I Weh Sermon to a cun., re cation of 3,000 that overflowed the abyssinian Baptist Church was a High Point of his Surprise return to Harlem to Campaign for the seat in the House of representatives he lost when fellow congressmen voted to exclude him because of his mishandling of Public funds and Legal troubles in new York. He won a special election to fill the vacancy but never tried to claim the seat attempting instead to reverse the congressional action in the courts. At one Point in the Sermon As and i Haw Powell compared himself i Christ. Pointing to a Crucifix , the Man hanging that Cross might Boim Jesus had one Jud about 5,000." he exhorted avg Rock to he proud of their color and said their leadership was vital to save America from a comin a second class � at the same time. Powell warned against an indiscriminate anti White attitude. Yonne White students today want to go along with Black leaders. " Humphrey unite fir \ i von will win Minneapolis. Minn. A vice president Hubert Humphrey predicted sunday that former vice president Richard Nixon would be the Republican presidential nominee and that tumultuous Calif. Crowd mobs Bobby los Angeles a sen. Robert f. Kennedy won the most tumultuous reception of his Young Campaign for the demo cratic presidential nomination sunday As he charged the Johnson administration with calling upon the Darker impulses of the american the new York Democrat rid ing a Crest of frenzied receptions by California crowds As he campaigns for the june 4 Pri Mary was nearly mobbed in Griffith Park. The crowd mostly Young per sons charged Kennedy As he left a huge greek Amphitheater. Aides surrounded him but the crush was so great that Kerned could hardly move. The challenger to president Johnson said in his address that All the phrases which have meant so much to America peace and Progress Justice n d compassion leadership and idealism often sound not like stirring reminders of our nation but Call Forth the cynical laughter or hostility of our Young and Many of our adults. Not because they do not be Lieve them but because they do not think our leaders mean Kennedy s Day in Angeles brought to a new height the apparent adulation he is begin Ning to generate in his Campaign. As he Rode from a Happy crowded rally in a mexican pin a in downtown los angles by Zanders ran up to his car motorists took pictures Ssith one hand while driving with another Young people for Auto graphs and got them at of the car. Democrats would have a hard time beating Nixon if they were not United. Humphrey told i four stat meeting of labor leaders that president Johnson has done More than any other president in this Century in social legislation. Labor s losses he said will be great if Johnson i Defeated. In his one hour talk at the conclusion of a a Iuni meet ing sponsored by the Afl-c10 committee on Post real Educa Tion Humphrey warned democrats will have the Fuhl of our lives in the 10�h Campai Nunless they unite. He said Johnson had inherited the South Vietnam situation he family tax 83.5 new y rap the Avi rage american i a will a d 500 in taxes in f Cal 196s governments will total $?7 Bil 46 per cent of the present total lion the found on . An in a decl a. Crease of $10 Biu in since list j to tax i m desert is sear. J itself tip a a or. Ite i Prears a to the figures. In a. to 1937 i were 51, Joh r Fanniy Almis la a in Tai ii it s a Jue in is to am Attlio is 2s Arturo r a Jug 54 �5 Atlanta 33 a 2 a is u gotten j4 24 Boft o ? 4 57 Laiqa Ytje Ujj camper 60 is cd Sci s c4? Jim ten. Ai m a chicajj45 ?4 15 z7 c c 44 i co of 1 � 66 �5 of i w -ei41 34 4i 24 ouiutft74 m i p3 is 11 6i k Fiji 9 w f c to c s g 1 1 f m a. 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