European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 4, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Thursday april 4, in the stars and stripes Page. 7 Over Prospect 1 in Ito his farm by Douglas b. Go How Washington a Homes in one speech president Johnson talked 0fhie Back 40 the fanic Ifil i with More Rell than it tuesday was ulness Ami of course there no longer was any element of a lawful thinking in Light of i announcement sunday that he is not going to run for re election t was full Day the president s first at the White House since he announced his decision and Johnson seemed to be completely relaxed untroubled peaceful of mind and definitely convinced he l""1 a right Choice had made the he ran through a series of appointments in his office some announced some private Andoff the record. And he gave eve for nominees is proposed Washington a the secret service director says presidential nominees should be Given Protection by his Agency immediately after the nominating conventions. Under current Law the demo crat and Republican nominees do not get secret service Protection unless a candidate is the incumbent president the service does protect presidents elect and their  testimony Given to a House appropriations subcommittee Nomarch 1 and released tuesday director James j. Rowley said i think without question there is an element of risk today and will be in the Campaign for either candidate. Ery appearance of a Man who had dislodged a tremendous Load from his  fact he told a Small group of reporters that for the firs time that he could remember he went to bed monday nigh without going through what he Calls his night Reading. This is attack of documents and papers sorted out for his bed time consideration because of urgency or because they pertain to mat ters coming up the next Day. Johnson said he got to be dearly about 10 30 or 11 p.m., and went right to sleep. In fac the overslept and was late for breakfast with vice president Hubert a Humphrey demo cratic congressional leaders and some of his staff. Later at the agriculture department he spoke at a ceremony for employees who had received awards for saving the government Money the to Winner came up with an idea that saved More than $10  was pleased with that and pleased at being on hand he said. I am especially pleased he said now that i am going to have More time to spend on the farm that i could have a Little closer Contact with the people who do so much to try to make life better for our  through his talk Johnson explained i am a Hereford breeder sell registered calves. I a going to have a lot of time to work on it pretty  he was a citing into was an explanation that they can look at the blood line and pretty Well Tell the kind of calf the Yare going to get at the ranch and when i look at the people who serve Here year in and fear out i pretty Well know what kind of product we Are oing to have and whether it i Down at the Home Demontra Ion level the girls showing slow to bottle ouf cucumbers or can our peaches or whether itis the county agent or the soil conservation Man helping us with our terraces or whether it1 s the county committee where we go to talk about our allot cents in every one of those places you will find Good Hon est dedicated people whatever Church they belong to whatever  said there was one other thing we Haven t done As Good a Fob As we ought to. If we had the Farmers would t be moving out and going to the cities. Behave to find some Way to help move them  am going to try to set a Good example. I am going  there was t the slightest sign of regret that Johnson had made what he termed his completely irrevocable decision against seeking or accepting the democratic nomination. As Senate democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said Johnson appeared a peace with  riches in Texas Texas Ranger Charles Neel watches the unloading of crates containing a $20 million collection of Spanish Art at Houston tex., for display at hemis fair 68, which open next week. Two other rangers watch from the upper decs. Apex con vowing suicide finally surrenders to cops Chicago vict from. Iran wounding his sweetheart and facing deportation because of it staved off police in a station House for seven hours by hold an ex-con-1 ing a pistol to his head and j Bessey said Sadeghzadeh told threatening to take his life tues him he was sent to prison As the result of another accused of Volu Melo at stars & stripes bookstores heritage pact in which  from a wound in his left wrist Abbas Sadeghzadeh,37, a factory Foreman finally turned Over his pistol after hours of pleading by police officials clergymen and the Young Wom an he is accused of wounding. Throughout the ordeal Sadegh Zadeh a handkerchief wrapped around his bloodied wrist sat Inan interrogation room sipping cans of Beer and holding the pistol to his Temple. Fearful that he would carryout threats to let Loose if police came too close to him officials had cleared the build no of All except a few  Clifford Bessey Aid Sadeghzadeh appeared at he station As he was being sought for the shooting of Mari in Pavlik 27. Shot in Arm Scalp the woman was shot in the  and Scalp monday night in the Sadeghzadeh s apartment. She one 386 suicide woman died after her Abdomen was  woman was not identified. Immigration officials said Sadeghzadeh had been fighting deportation since Bis release from prison in 1964. F volume set of presidents famous american Sand open housing approved by Detroit suburb Birmingham Mich. A the White Well to do Resi dents of this Detroit suburb of27,000 have approved an open housing ordinance in a referee votes. Was a slim after several was in Good condition at a hos s a i d Sadeghzadeh weeks of intensive Campaign ing by backers of the measure plus a personal boost by  to have the woman enter j George Moraney who lives in a suicide pact and shot her the affluent neighbouring suburb when she refused. The police official said mis Spavlik telephoned Sadeghzadeh from her Hospital room several times As he sat in the police station pleading with him notto take his life. Bessey said Sadeghzadeh was scheduled to be deported wednesday and was upset Over that As Well As the shooting of miss Pavlik. Safe and sorry Seattle a w.  reported that burglars apparently spent hours Over the weekend trying to Pound open a Safe in his office although insert actions on How to open the Safe were posted prominently inthe office. Besides the Safe was empty. Of Bloomfield Hills. Over Hal the vote in Birmingham of the City voters in an which has Only one negro far ily was 4,205-3,822, a turnout of More than half13,000 registered april election that usually at tracts Only about 1.300 voters. Backers of open housing i Michigan say Only one other . City has allowed an open housing ordinance to stand through a Public vote and that also was in Michigan a month ago at  Birmingham City Council adopted the ordinance last nov.27. Last january opponents submitted petitions bearing about  signatures of voters to nullify the Law und Force the City wide vote