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Rockefeller s late Start had appeared to Rule out running in most of the primaries but Massachusetts May persuade him to modify his strategy and Chal Lenge Nixon with a write in Campaign in Oregon s May 28 Pri Mary where Nixon and califor Nia gov. Reagan Are entered. As the Only Democrat enter Din Massachusetts Mccarthy had expected an easy Victory. As twas he did get the 72-vote Dele gation to the convention Bunsen. Kennedy and Humphrey rolled up higher write in tallies than expected. Mccarthy had not much More than 50 per cent of the vote fall ing far Short of the expected 80per cent. Kennedy a Massachusetts native picked up 28 per cent and Humphrey nearly 19 per Johnson who pulled out of the presidential race received nearly 3 per cent. In other developments Nixon he welcomed Rocke Feller into the race but predicted he would still win the nomination visiting Pennsylvania Nixon said gov. Raymond p. Shafer is one of those who has to be actively considered for the vice presidential Shafer said there was no change in his planto hold his favorite son delegation uncommitted until the convention. Humphrey visiting new Yorkin search of Money for his Campaign he said he Welcome Rockefeller s candidacy. It will do a great Deal to elevate Dis Cussion of the issues he said and cause a Little commotion in the Republican Reagan he told a news con Ference Rockefeller s bid for the nomination did not change disown plans to carry out an assessment of his political Posi Tion. Mccarthy in an appearance before the economic club of new York he called for a new r o g r to assure every american of an adequate he said America must troops. Continued from pane turn to West Germany each year for special training exercises. Equipment is being stocked i Germany in sufficient Quantity should the forces need to brushed to Europe for any Mili tary emergency the Pentagon said. Current plans also Specif that the two infantry brigades which were returned to the United states will rotate on a six month basis with one Bri Gade remaining in Germany. The . Military withdrawal is being accompanied by a re j auction of about 5,500 civilians on the american payroll in j West Germany. Most of those Are foreigners. 1 be ready to spend the Money twill take to implement the advisory commission report uncivil Rockefeller in Philadelphia for the first speech of his Campaign he broke his silence on Vietnam War policy with criticism of what he said was a misconception by . Plan ners of the nature of the said . Policy has failed because we applied the Maxi that Victory depended on control of territory while the communists was to disrupt orderly our misconception led to open ended escalation easily matched by Hanoi peking an Moscow and a stalemate at an Ever higher level of , the War became americanized in manpower and he said in a speech o the world affairs Council of Phila Delphia that South Vietnam mus assume a greater responsibility for its destiny. Rally broken up by Madrid a May Day by United press International Celebration in in All took up the wednesday turned into a the soviet Union celebrated its demonstration which was broken 50th May Day by parading 76 mis up by Truncheon swinging police j Siles through red Square. De it was also a Day of mighty mis sense minister marshal Andrei Siles in Moscow a carnival like j Gretchko proclaimed in an order Celebration in Prague and a sur of the Day that the soviet in Pri singly quiet rally in Berlin. Ion. Is supporting heroic Viet in London there were rival Nam to the utmost in its sacred demonstrations by dockers who 5 War against the american in and oppose or support conservative Enoch Powell on his j parades in Prague this year recent controversial speech were marked by an air of Reli against coloured immigration. And relaxation in contrast to 20 Many Madrid demonstrators j years of rigidly planned Demon were beaten on the head and a j stations in the same City rested when police swinging smiling couples in Bright a truncheons waded into hundreds i tonal costumes danced in Theof workers holding a May Day i streets of other czechoslovak demonstration m the heart of j towns. World War 1 and world the City. Yar ii veterans in uniform passed the grandstands and fac tory workers cheered the new leaders of the communist Berlin West German for eign minister Willy Brandt accused the East German regime of provoking a new Berlin crisis in an attempt to sabotage East West relaxation. Brandt spoke at the traditional May Day rally organized by the unions. A counter demonstration Frankfurt is pfc. I by a group called the extra Buford Gideon the 3rd army parliamentary opposition car div Soldier who was wounded r de banners attacking . Pol i t t t Liberty Liberty one group of about 300 shouted a cry which carried up the Boulevard As other groups probably 4,000 persons wounded recovering at Frankfurt by unknown assailants Nea Kirch Goens Germany Early sunday is now in excellent condition and out of danger an official at 97th general Hospital Here said wednesday. Because of the nature of the wound in the Chest an army spokesman said doctors have been unable to determine whether the Soldier was stabbed or shot. Medical criminologists specialists and _ Are continuing tests to determine the weapon. Gideon and a companion pfc. Icy in Vietnam. Mitchell Johnson both of n r ing Ana n e a v pr2nd in so 5lv is throughout the session. Stocks Ili Nib for 7th Bay from a and up dispatches new York the Stock Market chalked up its seventh consecutive Advance in Active trading wednesday. The list followed a script Al most identical to that of recent upswing highly selective buy in d h e a v y profit taking 2nd in 33rd Armor were at tacked by five men about 1 . Sunday on a deserted country Road near Kirch Goens after a dispute in a bar. Prices sagged some w h a around mid session but news that the United states is willing to Start the talks on an indonesian vessel seemed to help the Market s tone. A step toward congressional passage of a tax hike spending Cut package also was considered bullish. Volume was 14.44 million shares compared with 14.38 Mil lion tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial aver age Rose 0.98 to 913.20. Commercial credit up As at464 on 334,000 shares was the most Active Stock. Burial slum is Cut Short Charleston w. A. Up a pert 38-year-old Divorcee who was buried alive 12 Days earlier in an attempt to remain under ground for 75 Days to set a world record surfaced wednesday suf Fering a shortness of mrs. Pat Haverland of Charles ton Mother of three children or. I i o was treated at Charleston Gen Wiesbaden jump club Oral Hospital. C i i i f mrs. Haverland said she would schedules he huge return to her 28-Inch-wide coffin j Wiesbaden is t h weight feet underground As soon i Wiesbaden German american As her physician approved. J stamp club will sponsor an an she wants to break the 73-Day i Nual Exchange Day sunday be record claimed by former circus j ginning at 9 30 . In the Amor Clown Frank Allen who was j ican Community Center at buried at Hipley w. Va., in 1963. Pauline Strasse 7.on april 21. Irish Barman Mike m. Sgt. David c Hillary Clu Moaney emerged after a 61-Day j president said there will be Sev entombment 11 foot under ground eral bourse tables for those col near London. He claimed the lectors interested in is amps not world record ignoring Allen s 73- available through trades. Anus Day stay. Sion is free
