European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 19, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 6 the stars and stripes need key to solution How s this for starter by West Washington up the problem As i understand it shapes up like this the number of Auto thefts i rising rapidly one reason being that Many motorists leave the keys in their cars. The number of lost car keys also is rising sharply one reason being that Many motorists do no leave the keys in their cars. Faced with the Choice of losing his keys or having his car stolen the average Motorist hardly knows which Way to turn. Which May be Why the number of accidents on one Way streets i rising. The obvious solution is for de troit to bring out a keyless Igni Tion switch. One than can be Nei ther lost nor operated by a car Detroit is often slow to seize the initiative so i am run Ning a few ideas up the flagpole to see if anyone salutes. Or Bur san aaa membership card. For instance How about an ignition switch that works like combination lock to Start the car you simply turn the Knob $ ��10-l, 7-r. Each car having a Dif Ferent combination of would foil any car thief who did t also happen to be a there also should be Combina Tion locks on the door and trunk. To keep the Motorist from losing his door and trunk keys. I would be less than candid however if i did t Point out that this system would have cer Tain drawbacks chief Imon them a common aberration known Arthe Nunter blots nearly everyone j h1ls experienced it Ai one time or Start to Call your wife to Tell her you la be working late at theoffice and you suddenly find you can t remember your own Tele phone number. If that happened when you wanted to Start your car in other words if you forgot the Igni Tion combination it would be just As bad As losing the key. A an alternative meth do it might consider a blood Start the a prick Lotf Finger and Seffl a drop of blood onto the . If someone whose Buffi lies u foolproof is to � Fin a print ignition. The starter Button has your Index Finger Rinon it. If the Button is pushed c a car thief the mismatched prints Short circuit the wiring Okay Del bit you take it Ohio order shoot to kill snipers to wound looters too late for Rescue ten puerto rican migrant far workers were Riding in this station Wagon when it went off the Road and plunged into a Creek near Rocky mount n.c., of the Field hands on their Way from Florida to new Jersey drowned. Two managed to get out safely but with injuries and were hospitalized in fair condition. Here probes seek to find the bodies. Associated press photo Columbus Ohio up state adj. Gen. S. T. Del Corso said Ohio National guard troops used in riot areas would shoot to kill snipers and would shoot to wound looters and arsonists. Del a prob sworn in As the new military Leader in the state a few Days before recent disturbances in Cincinnati and Youngstown said he disagree with the no shoot no Load policy in the Washington d.c., rioting says bullets risk Washington a . Ramsey Clark told the nation s editors Here that shooting at arsonists and looters could cause very dangerous escalations of rioting and violence in big City slums. Clark made the comment inthe first session of the Conven Tion of the american society of newspaper editors but said he had not studied the orders Issue to Chicago police by mayor Richard j. Daley to shoot to kill arsonists. In his speech to the 550editors, Clark advocated the Rule that police should use deadly Force Only in self defense or to protect the lives of others. Where troops and police were not allowed to return gunfire. If guardsmen Are fired on in Ohio they Are to identify where the fire is from and re turn individually aimed shots to kill if necessary Del Cors said. In Ohio when troops Are committed to restore Law and order they Are to move rapidly with sufficient Force and attack the Lawless element. They Are to apprehend the leaders the looters the arsonists and to disperse the crowd and secure the area Del cd so said. Student demonstrations an disturbances will be handled differently he said. Guardsmen will have ammunition at student demonstrations but will not Load until they redirected to he said. Since Many students Are just out for the fun of it we will handle the situation with rifles and bayonets or chemicals. Hearing opens in Spock Case Boston Cap or. Benja min Spock and four co defend ants charged with counsel Inyoung men to evade the draft were told wednesday that the could not question the legality of the Vietnam War in seeking Mohave the charges dismissed. The legality of the Vietnam War is not a relevant Issue in this Case judge Francis j. said at a s pretrial hearing in . District court. With the 64-year-old Pedi Atri Cian in the courtroom were two other defendants William Sloane coffin jr., 43, Yale University chaplain and Mitchel Goodman 44, of new York City Barnard coed wins limited Victory new York up Barnar College s student faculty Judi Cial Council reprimanded Sopho More Linda Leclair 20, wednesday for sharing an off Campus apartment with her Boyfriend but allowed her to. Re main in school. The Council recommended Shebe banned from College social events and dining sort of expected them to come up with something Sensi ble Linda said. After All they re sensible action of the Council which held a hearing on charge that miss Leclair had violated Barnard housing rules i subject to approval by College president Margaret Peterson. I could have recommended expulsion for the As charged the Council said miss Leclai was guilty As charged but noted that a number of serious questions of principle might be raised with respect to the current housing regulations it recommended that miss Peterson and appropriate College committees undertake thorough revisions of such regulations with a View to eliminating any suggestion of discriminatory practice or infringement of Basic human the blonde from Hudson,n.h., has been living for two years with Peter Behr 20-year-old Columbia University Junior although Barnard rules bar students from outside the metropolitan area from living anywhere but in dormitories until they Are 21, unless the hold live in jobs. Miss Leclair originally got permission to live off Campus through the ruse of having a Friend pose As a Mother who needed a live in Babysitter. The Friend hired Linda who then moved in with Behr. College officials found out recently when a newspaper published an expose of student living together. Miss Leclair told the commit tee she broke the housing Rule As a matter of conscience because Barnard College the women s unit of Columbi University discriminated against its students. Columbi ahas no such rule1 for men. While we take account of miss Leclair s plea to the effect that her action was dictated by motives of conscience we hereby record our Strong disapproval of the methods of expressing her convictions the Council said. Since students have a voice in the determination of housing rules we believe it is the responsibility of Ever student to seek redress of what she regards As inequity through proper the Council said it reprimanded miss Leclair for failing to go through proper channels an recommended that she be denied the privilege of using the following College facilities the snack bar cafeteria James room another snack bar and from attending social events i dormitories and other College further recommend that her parents be reminded of the limitations of the College s responsibility for her welfare the Council said. And Temple present were defendants Michael Ferber 23, of Boston Harvard graduate student and Marcus Raskin 33, of washing ton co director of the Institute for policy studies. Leonard Boudin of new Orkwas the first defense counsel to speak for Spock. Boudin said that there was no charge of a substantive crime by anyone and no crime even of aiding and in reality he said the Core of the indictments is the turning in of selective service cards at the Arlington Street Church and the turning in of these cards to the . Justice he was refer ring to an ant draft ceremony last october in which a number of Young men turned in their draft cards to various persons including several of the defend question is Boudin said is whether it is a crime Totake draft cards and to turn them in to the . Attorney general As a form of protest that s what this Case Cornel Down French publisher killed Paris up Robert la Zurick 73, publisher of the conservative French morning news paper l Aurore died a thursday morning of injuries received in an automobile Acci Dent wednesday night. A camlfin0uttom
