European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              1968 the stars and Vietnam eing Saigon a government politicians Fleen quietly released from sve custody by the South vietnamese government it was Learned sunday. The three men runner presidential candidate Truong tin Dzu former conomy my us a Truong Thanh and trans Linn a judge were Reed saturday night and re bed to their Homes. They had s31 in police custody without being charged for mor 4han seven weeks. Militant Monk Thich and five other monks i.,the same time were i held . Informed. The arrests were the subject of several conversations Between government officials and officials of the . Embassy. . Sources indicated after the arrests that the amen sans were disturbed by theycol Type tactics opt he government. ". A fourth antigovernment Fig ure former defense minister Hothong Minn was put in a plane bound for France thursday night sources said. Although no formal charge were brought against any of those arrested a total of about20 men were arrested in late february government. Source said that the names of the politicians were on a capture Vietcong list of possible participants in a coalition government. Nosuch list was Ever produced by the government Pathfinder flights by animals May push Baek Rusalia a first a banned a tips a to the a Tribon dnd6ther Iff Kelsy a Macy blues a a soviet Sci elitist indicated Satur Vaal Al Parin Russia s to space Medicine authority wrote in the daily Sovie Skaya Rossiya that jus Faa in Man s first flights in orbit around the Earth interplanetary flights will be pre ceded by biological research car ried out along the routes. Experiments with animals will b will take Many months and perhaps Man years he Sandy Parin dlr hot specify whether lengthy voyage to the Moon would qualify under his heading of interplanetary  his words carried this Imp plication since an Earth Moon voyage would encounter most of the hazards of a real interplanetary flight Rattler than a simple Earth orbiting  soviets have not yet an noticed a timetable for their manned lunar exploration schedule. Who needs baseball in Spring a Young Man s fancy May turn to thoughts of baseball but not if he has such distractions As Inge Stevens left and Joey Heatherton. A but they wave in the past been judged As far along the Road to Ward a manned Moon Landing Ashe United states which Hopes to put an astronaut on the Mooney the end of 1969. A previously published soviet opinion has been divided on the necessity of sending animals tothe Moon before Man lands there. History s second Cosmo naut Gherman Titov said Ani Mals would have to Blaze the Trail. His Only predecessor in space the late Yuri Gagarin disagreed about the necessity of such Pathfinder flights. Small instrument Sparin said soviet scientists had already devised a Matchbox sized set of instruments with a radio transmitter which could replaced in the abdominal cavity of an experimental animal to col Lect and Send out scientific data with electrical current Genera tied from the Host animal s own  also said Russia s future Long Range spaceships should carry an electronic computer to code and Send to ground station details of Crew illnesses even if a physician is on  said space planners would also have problems in selecting compatible Crew Mem Bers for Large vessels making Long voyages. In the course of time the problem of families in space with All the difficulties and com plications this would involve would appear he concluded. Aide of Mao die Tokyo a the death of Cheng Chien 86, vice chairman of the standing committee of communist China s National people s Congress and National defense Council was reported sunday by peking s official news Agency. Take it easy i  a ii .,-.,. _ hey you you in the chair stretch out your hand Andrall for a subscription then you can stretch out and enjoy stripes every Day including holidays and week ends like now right at Home i janitor seeks help to go to Africa. _ i j 1 1. 3 i i f".\r\nminneapolis, Minn. Up Robert f. Daniels 53, min Neapolis has advertised for assistance so he his wife an their daughter can move to Gabon Africa where his parents were born. After Daniels broke his backing a construction Accident Here last year he began working Asa janitor for the Minneapolis Star and Tribune co., in whose newspapers he has placed the following and in the personals column my family and i would like any assistance we can get to go Home to Gabon  he explained his reason i be come to the end of my Road in the United states. I too Young to retire and i can t get a better  Gabon now that it is out from under colonial Rule maybe i could get my Chance. What Chance do i have Here Daniels a native of Georgia dropped out of school at Bir Mingham ala., after the seventh Grade during the depression. I went with my father looking for work he said and found jobs in Mississippi Tennessee new York and Maine. In Maine he Learned to smoke and cure fish which he circulation office phone numbers or Cathou Civ 860umqormnyberlin, Civ 739368 Bremor Lavon Cly 45341. My 7664frankfurt, Civ 00108-2047, Mil Offenbach 7m Valsera lantern Civ 67817. 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Although no one has yet answered Daniel said i have the belief like it says in the Bible if you ask i shall be Given. I Don t know who will give me assistance he said. But someone somehow might help me to get Over there. I Haven t stopped  protests wiped out will signed on napkins upheld. ,.v a. .0 a in hic 5 that writ Ner in which the will in a Philadelphia a can two paper napkins with the names of 28 persons scribbled on them stand up in court As a valid last will and testament in the Case of the late  Burley a waitress who used this primitive nonlegal manner to dispose of $29,000 in savings and a House they do said Register of wills John e. Walsh or. , Walsh added if Ever a writing clearly pointed up the need for having an attorney pre pare one s will this is that writ  s decision overturned the claim of the waitress s Only surviving relatives two first cousins to her estate. The rela Tives mrs. Margaret Bonshof and Catherine Walsh both of Philadelphia had branded As illegal the Napkin testament which had Given mrs. Burley s House to a neighbor s children because the parents had taken care of the  primitive nonlegal Man be question was written As Well As the paper towering used should Dis Pute any thoughts of fraud Sunee one desiring would have e More formal would not have so carefully soned. The napkins Strongbox in Philadelphia Home we for probate last nov. 38. My. Burley died on april 25, i�o7