European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Wednesday april 17. 1968 the stars and stripes Page 23  ,. ,.,-.1j.4.jlajil8iifo, ii .-", Jyh. I,., l. A to Kency returned earner As 0�apono Learned Mon the first flight it lock Market shows uncertainty new York a the stoc Narket closed mixed tuesday Rith gains exceeding losses Butth the Dow Jones Industrial average depressed by losses of Blue chips. Profit taking on such key Stock Sis Dupont a 7-Polnt gainer on monday was one of the reasons the Uncertain Market. In Addi Tion there were four straight daily advances behind it and ome consolidation was in order analysts said. The Market stepped Back from Clear Cut gain in the  Downing of a . Plane Over Haiphong was unsettling to peace  airlines made gains on news that a government examiner had recommended they be Al bowed to serve the Pacific. Cardinal gushing testing comfortably Boston up archbishop Richard Cardinal gushing 72, iwas reported in comfortable condition monday at St. Eliza Beth s Hospital where he is being treated for a respiratory Aisne no i a Hospital spokesman said the archbishop of Boston was expected to be in the Hospital for several More Days. Darters late to in was space Agency last week and Atit camera  to the manned spacecraft  the first Apollo Crew commanded by astronaut Wal Ter Schurra is scheduled to flying August or september. A week ago it was Learned officials at the Houston space Center had ordered to camera removed from the first two manned Apollo Craft. This move would have deprived the world of its Chance to watch the three Man Crews in orbit via live Tele , the 6.2-Pound cameras developed at a Cost of$4 million were ordered out to save weight. Unofficially source said the astronaut Crews were unhappy about having officials looking Over their shoulders with the television cameras. Space Agency Headquarters i Washington asked for a review of the Houston decision an reversed it. No reason was Given for the reversal. Flew directive said each spacecraft should be provided with a bracket so its camera could watch All three Crew members1 seats during Hazard Ous operations before launching and in orbit it said however that time for live telecasts Back to Earth will not be included in the flight plan. The astronauts will determine this once they get into space Basing it on their work Load. In december of 1986, during the initial briefing on Apollo to officials indicated there might be As much As 28 minutes of live telecasts from orbit each Day. It would show the astronauts Clad in space suitor garments like Long under Wear working in their Craft. Russian spacecraft both manned and unmanned have carried television in past  United states has tried to televise a flight from orbit Only once before on the last Mercury Mission by Gordon Cooper an then with limited Success. Teen democratic governors Mon Day joined in approving a state ment which took no position entitle Choice of the party s 1968 presidential nominee. The statement offered no com fort to supporters or opponents of Robert Kennedy Eugene Mccarthy the Active candidates or of vice presiden t Huber Humphrey who is expected to announce his candidacy soon. Seventeen democratic Gover nors attended the three hour political talk fest behind close doors and then issued the state ment with gov. John Bell Wil Liams of Mississippi abstaining. Gov. Harold Hughes of Iowa chairman of the conference told a news conference that it was obvious in Advance that the governors could not achieve unanimity but that the various state executives had discussed the Cut in retirement pay continued from Page serving to make up the it differ ence. The officials s Aid most enlisted men retiring after 20 years Are Between 37 and 43 years old and most officers Between 43 and 45.the Hubbell panel s work has focused on Active duty compensation but influential members of Congress told the administration they would prefer to study this subject at the same time a retirement pay. The Active duty study was expected to go to Congress this week. Defense officials said Mon Day that they expect Congress to consider this study and retire ment pay next year. Mutual funds prices new York up National Assoc it Lon o securities dealers monday Ahern cd Wilbus div Jon girl him inv Jim Mut am Pac no cd inc. 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Hermann Stolting ii president of the  German animal Protection society expresses fear that Many americans faced with transportation problems May not be Able to take their pets  associations amalgamated with the  he says will gladly take Over the care of these animals and try to Fin new Homes for them. Those interested should Contact the society by writing to the Deutscher  e.v.,6, Frankfurt main Kaise Strasse 11, or by telephoning frankfurt283297. In Tsao amid stun f a value line fd8 Val Val lit inc spa vans varied Viking Wallsh Well inor 9.68 6.89 9.18 6.30 6.268.04 b in Mut cd West ind Hulth Wwndsor a Lucid Wlson wort i 8.74 6.29 8.394.85 6.76 7.4012.19 13.32 13.49 14.7413.03 14.16 7.47 8.6714 99 16.21 18.98 20.6313.44 14.69 x7.76 8.45.44 6.94 dividend. Congress Are trying to Cut costs. However servicemen will receive a 6.9 per cent raise in base pay july 1 pending consideration of the Hubbell group s recommendations for a major revision Active duty compensation. The recommendations include salary system to replace the present somewhat confusing set up of pay and allowances elimination of some fringe benefits such As re enlistment bonuses and tax advantages a simple pay table and rewarding service men for promotions instead . Frk Man. Continued from Page v state police vehicles to Lead the motorcade or to take Steps to provide High Speed transit to the various stops on the senator s visit since this clearly might reinterpreted As political Active  said uniformed offi cers were on hand  were interspersed throughout crowds teach town Kennedy visited. He also discussed in the Lettera request by the Kennedy workers for state police to assist in managing baggage for the senator s  handling is not delegated responsibility of Testate police Crabtree said. Austrian chief to visit Russ Moscow up Austria president Franz Jonas will pay an official visit to the so vie Union May 20-25. Edna Ferber. Continued from Page 1 family dinner at eight stage door and the land is  her last novel a kind of magic was published in 1963. A British critic once describe miss Ferber As the novel Reader s John Gunther because other proclivity for locale writing. She moved from Section to Sec Tion in the United states Choos ing turbulent moments of history to fictionalized with Broad strokes of color action and  published ice Palace a rip roaring Saga of Alaska in1958, the year Alaska became a state. There was less controversy Over this novel than Over giant a sweeping novel about Texas that infuriated Texas sold 3 million copies and brought film laurels to James Dean Elizabeth Taylor and Rock  Ferber was born in Kala mich., in 1887 and Wasin Appleton wis. She went from High school to work for the Appleton daily Crescent. She later was a reporter for the Milwaukee journal and the Chicago  Ferber left no immediate survivors. Mazoo reared political situation existing i their Home territories. Gov. Philip Hoff of Vermont who has endorsed Kennedy told a reporter Piat most of the governors seem to be sitting or. The Fence which is what i  he said he expected this Fence straddling position to continue for some time. Gov. Warren e. Hearnes of Missouri said that while no specific candidates were endorsed atthe conference Texas gov. John Connally was the favorite for the vice presidency. Connally again disclaimed any aspiration to Ward the nomination. Williams said he abstained be cause the statement says Noth , in South Bend and Gary ind., Kennedy renewed his bid for votes in the May 7 presidential preference primary Over his two rivals Mccarthy and gov. Roger  Washington Mccarthy said he expects the democratic presidential race to be a three Way contest right Down to the nominating convention. He told reporters on Capitol Hill that he Felt he would be Strong in the showdown because he would attract independents Cross Over republicans an the academic Community. He said he believed he Ken Nedy or Humphrey would be Able to hold labor support against the Republican nominee. Calif. Demos favor Bobby los Angeles a the first state poll since president Johnson said he would not see renomination shows sen. Robert f. Kennedy leading sen. Eugenej. Mccarthy among California  poll published sunday in a copyrighted Story in the los an Geles times gave the results of a Survey taken april 6-7 for the times. Kennedy was preferred forthe nomination by 32 per cent of the democrats asked. Mccarthy polled 24 per cent president Johnson 14 per cent vice presi Dent Hubert h. Humphrey 6 per cent and other candidates 3 percent. Twenty one per cent indicated no  poll taken in january before the president made his announce ment and before Kennedy be came a candidate had Johnso favored by 43 per cent. Kennedy polled 18 per cent then mccarthy5 per cent Humphrey less than 1 per cent others 9 per cent and25 per cent showed no preference. Israelis to display captured War Booty Tel Aviv a the Israel army will display Arab tanks cannons and missiles capture during last june s Middle East War in its Independence Day Parade through Jerusalem May 2. An army spokesman told news conference that soviet made t54 and t55 tanks anti aircraft guns and two surface to air missiles would be among the Booty to be displayed. Auto crash kills 3rd inf officer bad Kissinger Germany is a 3rd inf div second lieutenant died monday of in juries received sunday night when his car went off the radon a curve on route 286 near Here. Second it. John a. ,23, of he co 2nd in 15th inf died in the 33rd Field Hospital i Wuerzburg. Military police said the officer alone in his vehicle failed to negotiate the curve and the car plunged into a ditch. He was taken to the 31st medical dispensary in bad Kissinger by a Motorist then transferred to the33rd