European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              A urday the stars and stripes u Page 23 k a Foo ii a petition signed by 3,000 calling for a halt to coloured immigration. The dockers Are demanding an end to immigration policies thai test year let 50,000 coloured Commonwealth citizens int Britain where the coloured Community now. Totals about on Emilio i or feb per. Cent of the  thousands possibly millions of other britons Are disturbed by a new Law against racial discrimination approved in Prin Ciple by parliament this week. The Lay forbids discrimination i housing and employment and allows anyone with a complaint on these grounds to seek damages through court action opponents of the Bill claim i makes coloured immigrants a privileged minority. By James Bercht egad is the Mart chg place in the Church have no Central Faith we Mutual funds prices new York up National association of securities dealer inc. 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With a number of hits to he credit including baby -1 love you and i fever loved  the Way i love you miss Franklin at the age of 25, has earned the title of lady soul. Her first european appearance will be sunday in Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Other concert appearances Are scheduled May at Monteux Switzerland Maya 6 arid 9 .  Jahr Lunde Thalle Frank fur to Hoechst and May 8-9 in Stock Holm. She also is planning to give two shows in London and May give concerts in Milan and Rome but dates for those appearances have not been con firmed. The daughter of a Detroit Baptist preacher the Rev. C. L. Franklin she started her music Al career in gospel music. Of boy saved by neighbors Langen Germany is -a3-year-qld boy Here owes his life to a Quick thinking pair of neigh Bors air Force sources disclosed  Ragsdale son of air Force s. Sgt. And mrs. Dwigh Ragsdale of Rhein main air base swallowed his Tongue an stopped breathing after falling from a second floor Balcony inthe american housing area. First on the scene was . L. Yates who pulled the youngster s Tongue free and tried Mouth to Mouth resuscitation to restore his breathing after he had gone into convulsions. Another neighbor t. Sgt. Ray Hamilton of the 1945th communications so Rhein main had arrived by then and was Able to successfully Complete the Mouth to Mouth resuscitation. A i1ce-lifting Ore ged itt chief Ake the essence air to the modern said., we priests of the laity Esoup of Edu Tai a Cotin an import  Schellman president of tit Catholic Isom thet Holic men and from Theof Catholic the a oter Faith Ore Content does no change and has not changed. It is a holy fire Given us by Christ to. Scatter through the  father Abbott said the Pur pose of the. Second Vatican Council was to reveal this Light to. The modern world after we have recovered a Clear focus onit  the former editor of americ Magazine. Father Abbott was founder bind first president of Lafarge Institute an interracial Council in new York. 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Not Only for the Flag incident but for the car Acci Dent As  said that a formal apology was made to City officials Friday. A russian Flag was take Down for the first time april 11. The next Day the . Comman Dant in Bamberg it. Col.  Gilham paid a visit to the City mayor Georg Grosch to offer an official apology. Bubo Boyers a . Bureau chief London is Theair Force has announced repairs to Sculthorpe Airt on will prepare the strategic air command for standby duty. The face lifting will include the renovation of support facilities and the resurfacing of the runway which has not been used since june 1964. An air Force spokesman said it will be possible to expand Sculthorpe from its standby status should the need arise. Situated 118 Miles Northeast of London it was opened to Ameri cans in january 1949. For two years b29s shared the base with the Raf. In 1951 the Raf turned the base Over to the . 47th bombardment Wing equipped withb45s and kb50j refuelling tank ers. In 1958 the Wing receivedb66s. Four years later by the Middle of 1962, the 47th had been deactivated. A close out of soul Thorpe activities began in the latter part of 1963 and was completed in june 1964. Since january 1967 the air Force has used Sculthorpe As a storage area for equipment. I charged As awol after quitting France Goeppinger Germany is a 20-year-old 4th army div Soldier who went Over the Hill to France april 1 but voluntarily returned to the144th signal in Here tuesday has been charged with being awol from his outfit. Pfc. Michael j. Butcher is inthe Mannheim stockade await ing trial on formal charges after his arrival at Stuttgart on a flight from Paris a 4th army div spokesman said , whose Home is listed As Leicester England is a american citizen the spokes Man added. A Heidelberg official said there Are 23 Usa eur soldiers believed to be awol in France. Butcher however is the eighth Usa eur Soldier to re turn from France since septem Ber. House oks Bill on military funds Washington up House members thursday debated list Lessly for two hours and then voted 345 to 14, to authorize $1.8 billion for the construction of military projects during the fiscal year starting july 1. No amendments were  actual Money will have to be voted later in a separate appropriations Bill. Chairman l. Mendel Rivers,d-s.c., said the measure was an austere one and that nonessential items had been stripped from  total figure was about $59 million below the sum requested by the administration. Last year Congress authorized $2.3 billion for the same purpose. The a r m y came in for the largest sum in the Bill $467,530,000. The Navy was allocated $240,436,000 and the air Force $197,508,000. I addition the three services were authorized to spend $207,104,000for construction in support of their activities in Southeast Asia