European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 13, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Saturday april 13," 1968 the stars and stripes Page 3 i tights Bill no. 1 accomplishment of year Russ of 10,u rights of Flats top intent of the year to knotty members Willt toy again for business won t meet again until then the Senate has scheduled a session Lor next wednesday the last Long breaking the legislative proceedings that started on Jan. 15 was an stare Way to stardom French actress Tina Aumont daughter of actor Jean Pierre Aumont will appear in a film with her eyes wide open left and with a second set right How come the Starey effect the trick is done by painted eyelids. A photos judges Rule against disturbance Law Austin three judge Tex. A Federal court has ruled unconstitutional the Texas disturbing the peace Law. The Case was filed after the arrest of three men who protested the Viet Nam War at a speech by president Johnson in Kuleen the state attorney general department argued against knocking Down the Law at a feb.23 hearing. Charges against the three University of Texas men were dropped feb. 13, but the Texas civil liberties Union pressed the Case contending the Issue remained a live one. . Dist. Judges Adria Spears san Antonio Jack Rob erts Austin and Homer Thorn Berry of the 5th . Circuit court of appeals acted on therase. Arrested As they arrived a Killeen dec. 12 with anti Viet Nam War placards were John e. Circulation office phone numbers _ Otmany Bolln Civ 730368 Bremor liven Civ 46341, Mil 7684 rank Jurt ctr 00108-3047, Mil Offenbach 7m Kayseri lantern Civ 67817/ Mil vog Elwa n 7060 Mannheim Civ 871402, Mil rect not 818munich, Civ 5166023, Ull 7860 Nuernberg Oto 77w47, Mil 0613 jul tart Civ 854228. 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They each put up $500 Bon rather than plead guilty to disturbing the peace and paying$200 fines. Asst. Atty. Gen. Howard fender said at the hearing the charges were dropped because the incident occurred on Federal property where the state had no jurisdiction. We reached the conclusion that the disturbing the peace Law is impermissible and unconstitutionally Broad. The plaintiffs herein Are entitled to their declaratory judgment to that effect and to injunctive re Lief against the enforcement of a. 474 As now worded ins Faras it May effect the rights guaranteed under the first Amend , it is the order of this court that the mandate shall be stayed and this court shall retain jurisdiction of the cause pending the next session special or general of the Texas legislature at which time the state of Texas May if it so de sires enact such disturbing the peace statute As will meet constitutional requirements the unanimous decision said. Informal week Lone recess atthe time of Lincoln s birthday. The civil rights measure Fea tured by an open housing provi Nion to curb racial discrimination in most housing sales and rentals was sent to president Johnson by the House on wednesday and was signed thursday. The Senate passed i March 11.otherwise, both branches have adopted ethics code aimed at curbing conflicts of interests through limited disclosure of outside financial inter  enacted was legislation to remove the partial Gold Cove Ron paper currency. Both also have passed in Dif Ferent form tax increase Bill and. Legislation designed to re quire disclosure of interest and credit charges to borrowers an buyers. These Bills Are in sen ate House conferences and to the major legislation now Pend  Gap Between the separate tax Bills is almost Ocean  started out in the House As a Bill to continue Auto an Telephone excise taxes at exist ing rates was converted by the Senate into a major general Revenue measure. The Senate version includes a 10 percent in come tax surcharge and a mandatory ceiling on government  House jealous of its prerogatives in the Revenue Field has walked at the Senate action. Its position in the budget battlers that taxes should t be hiked until the administration Volun Teers some deep cuts in planned  one of the dozen or More Ion on legislation dealing Withard for higher education fire arms control and continuation if the foreign Aid program. These Are some of the prob Ems awaiting solution in the months ahead. Others will croup As the session progresses. How they will be solved Wellmay be determined by develop ments in the War in Vietnam till the overriding concern of legislators demanding Domestic program restraints to help off it swelling War costs. Annual Money Bills has started through Congress. Financing the Treasury and Post office departments it has passed the House  Senate has passed congressional reorganization Bill which the House thus far has ignored. The House has passed a Bill to help local Law enforcement agencies Cope wit crime. It is now before the sen  has been no exception except for committee consider Britain Bonn sign . Rhine army pact Bonn up. British an West German government representatives have signed a agreement under which b o n i will spend $177.5 million i Britain to help offset the costs of Britain s army of the  of the Money will be spent in purchasing arms a civilian goods from Britain thus helping not Only to offset the Cosof keeping British military unit in West Germany but also aiding Britain s balance of payment problems. Agents Nab huge haul of Ltd suspect Washington up fed eral narcotics agents thursday arrested a 25-year-old Man i Boston and seized 25 Grams of Ltd Worth about $1.3 million on the illegal Market. The Bureau of narcotics an dangerous drugs Here said that Richard Herndon was picked Pat a Post office after he claimed a package authorities said contained the hallucinogenic drug sent from  Bureau said 25 Grams of Ltd would make about 250,000individual doses. It said the seizure was one of the largest hauls Ever made by the Bureau. A spokesman for the bureaus id the suspect was an unemployed College dropout with pre Vious arrest records who is currently under indictment for sell ing  he was charged with violating Federal drug Laws. Winners named by press club new York a Eric Pace of the new York times and photographer David Douglas Duncan received the two most prestigious overseas press club awards club president Hal Lehr Man announced  a news conference at the club Lehrman released the names of winners of the major awards and numerous  received the Robert Capa Gold medal for superlative still photography for a life Magazine feature on Theattle of con Thien in Vietnam. Pace was chosen for the George Polk memorial award for a series of 10 uncensored articles filed from Cairo after other foreign correspondents had left and under condition of great loneliness and some danger Lehrman said. Life saving dog killed by police Indianapolis incl. A the War dog that sex Marine pfc. Gerald Brissman credited with twice saving his life in Vietnam apparently could adapt to the noncombat life in his new  dog of no distinct Breed ing whom Brissman name Meatball was killed by police after a Salesman reported he had been  said wednesday meat Ball died of a broken neck after they dropped a dog Catcher s noose on him at Brissman apartment Here. They said As the Salesman approached the apartment the dog  Salesman s wife who was helping him called  Harold o. Drum mond answered the Call an said Meatball tried to bite him and some , 23, could not be reached for comment but his Fiancee Rita Hoover said he was very upset about his pet death. Miss Hoover said neither she nor the sex Serviceman could understand How it could have  dog was the sweetest nicest dog i be Ever seen she said. Gerald is just broken hearted about  dog came into prominence last May when Brissman sought permission to bring Home the pet he had found i Vietnam. Sen. Birch Bayh d ind., seeded the paper work and was on hand to Greet the Marine and Meatball when the arrived in Indianapolis in july. The dog was wearing ser Geant s chevrons two purple hearts a Bronze Star and Good conduct medal. Brissman told reporters that in september 1965, while he was on patrol with the Pooch Meatball ran growling toward a Buddhist shrine. Brissman another marines hit the dirt just As a Viet Cong sniper opened fire. The clog kept charging and ran the sniper out into sights of Marine rifles Brissman said. One Marine in the Indiana sol Dier s platoon gave Meatball a Bronze Star for his , Brissman and his pet were sitting on a Bunker near an Hoa when Meatball began tugging on my Arm. I had Learned to take his advice. We scurried inside the Bunker Justin time to miss being hit by three sniper rounds. Once again Meatball Hud saved my life