European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 11, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 23 pay last respect from across the in itch Floc ?. Making their Way socratic presidential candidates or Bap Robert Kennedy and Eugene Mccar thy and Michigan gov. George rom Ney who dropped out of the gop race. Mrs. John f. Kennedy also widowed an Assassin s Bullet is shown at the King Home right greeted Martin Luther King m. A up Sharp of China threat Washington up a s. G. Sharp commander in chief of . Forces in the Pacific warned tuesday that the threat from China has not been diminished its internal tur Moil. -. Moreover he noted Tiko Rean War is not officially Over and the North korean military forces Are deployed to such manner that an attack into South Korea could initiate with a minimum of Advance testimony supporting the proposed new $2.9 billion foreign id Bill during House of representatives foreign affair committee hearings Sharp said China has continued to modern size its armed forces and to expand its logistic ," he said China has allocated a substantial portion of its resources to the further development of Nus Clear weapons and their ballistic missile delivery systems. These developments indicate that our defences and those Ospur allies in the Pacific area must maintained in a High state of readiness for the foreseeable described the present North korean regime As increasingly belligerent and said the combined threat of North Korea Anechina makes it imperative that South Korea maintain an effective defense violence spreads to three cities other trouble spots calming Down United press International violence in the Wake of the assassination of or. Martin lather King spread to Kansas City mo.,Newark and Trenton n.j., tues Day night but from other area there were hopeful signs after six nights of and police kept control of the situation in the trouble spots of last weekend including Washington Chicago Baltimore and Pittsburgh. The death toll across the nation since the violence broke out stood at 39, with 2,248 persons injured and 18,831 Francisco police reported officer s Wile found dead i Fuerth Germany is the wife of a lieutenant with he i Del North Bavaria District apparently committed suicide in her apartment Here tuesday afternoon the army revealed. First it. William g. Leek arrived Home to find his wife Cynthia fatally shot under the Chin a .22 Caliper pistol a North Bavaria District spokes Man said. The spokesman added that the25-year-old woman had been receiving psychiatric care and that military authorities who Are continuing their investigation fee the fatal wound was self inflicted Peak corps in Nigeria Washington up the peace corps said tuesday it was reviewing a Nigeria request for 202 More teacher u rps volunteers despite nigerian government statement several months ago it would no seek More. At the outbreak of civil War there last july there i m peace corp8 volunteers111 Nigeria. Now there Are 293. 2 dependent boys reported Missin Leonard p. Brossette. Left Days ago Aschaffenbur Germany is a Germany wide search for two american youths missing from their Homes Here for six Days is being conducted Mili tary authorities with the cooperation of German police Thea Schaffenburg chaplain s office has announced. The younger of the boys was identified As Leonard Paul Bros Sette 14, son of Sec. Clevin , attached to he co 1st in 7th was described As wearing a dark Blue Long sleeved shirt and jeans and As being about 5-foot-10 inches tall. Brossette was believed to have left his Home at about 9 . Last thursday in company of an other youth three years older. The second boy whose name was not released was describe to Blond about 5-foot-10 inches tall and wearing a Light blues eater Light Blue jeans and a beige Loden coat. Any person having information about the missing youths is re Quested to Telephone Schaffen Burg Civ. 29748 or Aschaffenbur Mil. 7143. Balance of Power hearings begin Washington up the Senate preparedness subcommittee began hearings tuesday on the balance of strategic Power Between the . And hearings Are closed but in an opening statement made to reception difficult for Wiesbaden area Wiesbaden special View ers in Wiesbaden at Rhein Mam and outlying areas receiving armed forces television fro the Rumstein station will experiencing reception difficulties for some time armed forces radio and television officials announced Effort is being made to Correct these difficulties the said but service May disrupted periodically for several weeks. Officials said they would make every Effort to keep View ers informed of developments. Available to newsmen chairman John c. Stennis d-miss., said the russian nuclear threat must examined in some detail. The adequacy of our strategic weapons in both numbers and capabilities and our ability to retaliate effectively after an Ini tial soviet nuclear attack Are Basic to our very survival Stennis said. He said the hearings would not satisfied merely with at tempting to determine How much is enough and whether we have enough now and will Haveit in the it is imperative that we take Good hard look at the policy which controls our development and procurement of strategic weapons and How such policy i determined Stennis said among the questions which arise is whether we Are plan Ning and building for assured superiority Over the collective capabilities of our potential enemies or Are willing to Settle for something less such As parity Stennis said. A bus Driver had been killed Anda Sailor wounded sniping in the negro Section but later said the bus Driver had been killed while being robbed. They said the Sailor had been shot in the leg a group of negro youth son the Street in the Hunter s Point District. In Jacksonville fla., White Nightrider shot and killed negro youth As he sat on his bicycle in a negro Section shortly before Midnight tuesday. Witnesses said the Whites cruising through a negro neigh boyhood in a Black car threw rocks at a Small gang of negroes before the gunshot crackled striking Rudolph Hargett 18, in the head and wounding him Kansas City negroes hurled fire bombs looted stores and Shotat police tuesday night in the worst outbreak of violence in the City s history. A negro looter was shot and killed As he fled from a liquor store and 15 per sons were City police wednesday lobbed tear Gas into predominantly negro Lincoln High school to quell a student uprising after policeman was injured a Rock. In Trenton negro youth started fires looted stores and fought with police tuesday Young negro was shot and killed while looting a clothing store. Twenty fires were started. Newark reported More than100 fires tuesday with hundreds of persons left homeless and 50stores looted. Concrete evidence of her resentment Hil Polstein Germany a a 40-year-old housewife took revenge on the family car when her husband went off to a party himself police said Here woman identified Only As Tina b., was so furious about being left at Home that she took out the newly Over hauled vehicle and drove it against a Concrete Garden Wall just for spite police neighbors started gathering Tina slammed the car in reverse and repeated her performance another five times until the car was wrecked police said. Police did not say How her husband took it All. He a professional Mechanic though they said. Whether he is adept at repairing Auto bodies however is another question a
