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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Friday, May 3, 1968

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 03, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thi stars and Market -28.ss fag 23 Ruffi held a Good Edge Over gains Neil 6 length was shown my Many Lle la the motors Etc and chemicals., usual downward p r e s � u r Ethu Saay and Rose sharply when reports spread that Vietnam peace talks were nearer. The Dow Jones Industrial stacked on 4.85 to reach 918.05.volume was 14,24millions Aresi Coni pared with 14.44 Mil lion wednesday. The new Yor Stock Exchange tape was five minutes late at the closing  credit was the most Active Stock it closed off,1 at 45% strength was shown by Sperry Rand . Smelting Chrysler and Occidental Petro Leum. Closing . Stock Market prices Admiral am am Imam am photo t a t i Tob Armour a Cobalt lab Beth steel Boeing Brit Maybrun Wilck Burroughs Camp Splater trac Celanie Vicenco in iches a 0ihryiler. 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The administration announce Dat noon that most of the 200 to 300 policemen who stayed on after a 1,000-Man Force swept demonstrators out of five occupied buildings tuesday morning and fought briefly with student wednesday had withdrawn Dur ing the morning. No clashes occurred thursday the move came As leaders of the student strike committee which claims to represent 4000of the University s 27,500 students announced support for wednes Day night s student Council Call for withdrawal of police and resignation of the University s president and vice president.,earlier, the Board of trustees announced it had formed a Spe Cial committee to study and recommend changes in the Basic Structure of the University an other major demand of pro testers. But about 1,200 rebellious Stu dents voted by acclamation to Boycott classes and set up their own liberation schools taught by students arid sympathetic faculty at their own morning  strike strike strike they raised their Han sin support of a walkout in spite of the Board of trustees  trustee announcement called on All students and faculty to resume their scholarly activities so that the presence of the police can be ended and the University can return to its nor Mal course. The trustees said the special committee had been instructed to consult with representatives of the administration students and alumni of the University concerning its Basic  the key student demands were amnesty for those involved in demonstrations cancellation of plans by the University to build a controversial gymnasium in Harlem Park setting up of a tripartite committee to judge Dis Ford reports income doubles for Quarter Detroit a Ford motor co. Reported that its net in come for the first Quarter of this year nearly doubled in compari son with the january March period of 1967. Henry Ford ii chairman of the Board said first Quarter earnings totalled $222,400,000, or$2.03 a share in 1968, compared with $120,600,000, or $1.10 Ashare a year ago. The per share increase was 85 per cent higher than in 1967. I plying student and severing of ties with the Institute for de sense analysis which the Stu dents say supports the Vietnam War. Other demands were added wednesday night by the Colum Bia student Council which said it tvs morally outraged by the attack of great physical Vio Lence by police tuesday morn ing. .--.,-,- -. The Council called for the resignations of president Grayson Kirk and vice president David Truman and their replacement by persons with whom faculty and students can work in an atmosphere of Trust at the 17,-500-student University. V spare on tap for gis from  f explained Are often More difficult to obtain for showing in Large metropolitan areas such As Ber Lin. / j v aft programming is done in the service s los Angeles office the spokesman said. Stations in Europe have Little to say about what entertainment other than some locally produced programs will be available. Commercially produced tvs Hows Are obtained free from the agencies holding the rights twas explained. Normally no show which the owner feels might Besold in Europe will be Given to the armed forces until most Orall of its sales potential has Dis  Large numb e r of . Produced shows Are sold wit exclusive broadcast rights to european stations or networks. Typ ical of these usually with the local language dubbed in Are bewitched the fugitive gun smoke and  because of commercial advantages the spokesman said distributors or other agencies controlling the exhibiting of such shows will not release the to aft until they have been shown on civilian stations in the area or until the distributor is convinced civilian stations Donot want them. Despite this restriction the spokesman added the cooperation of the television Industry with a Frt has been out  the Only major Costco a Frt is that of making prints of the films so they maybe circulated to the worldwide a Frt outlets on a rotational basis. In the Case of movies Artvin los Angeles makes periodic negotiation with film distributors and purchases a pack age of feature films. Because of the Cost of such films a Frt Seldom can afford to Purchase films he said until they Are at least six to. Eight years  Factor in a Frt programming he went on i changes in availability of shows. A show which May not be Avail Able for showing in Europe Over aft this year May become available next year he explained if the distributor decides that it has no further Sale potential Here. On the other hand a show which had been released to of Rev May unexpectedly be Soldo a German civilian station. Because any exhibitor expect exclusive rights the show would have to be withdrawn from of Rev in Germany. Better reception is also inshore for Many thousand Ameri can viewers in Europe the spokesman said. Extensive or Ders for newer and More efficient equipment have been placed and within the year reception difficulties will decrease. One major improvement planned is a microwave Hookup Between Ramstein and Spang Dahlem bringing the Ramstein signal to Span Dahlem Hahn and Pitburg. Also planned for replacements old inadequate transmission equipment bringing the ram Stein signal to the Wiesbaden Mainz Kastel and Rhein Mai areas. Although cautious about Mak ing predictions the spokesman appeared confident that this be equipment would materially improve reception. Pupil burned up at idea of failure Goldsboro . Up an11-year-old boy was picked up by police Here for burning a card his report card. This was no protest. The child said he was afraid he was t go ing to  said the boy returned to his homeroom while his fifth Grade classmates at the Belfast elementary school were at  found the report cards set fire to them and tossed the behind a Bookcase in the room officers  half the report cards of the class were destroyed before the Blaze was extinguished by firemen. Haile Selassie in Thailand Bangkok a Empero Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived in Bangkok wednesday to Start a four Day state visit in Thailand. Legion Calls for Pueblo settlement Indianapolis ind. Up the american legion called wednesday for a satisfactory Resolution of the Pueblo Inci Dent at an Early Date by use if necessary of whatever Mili tary Force is  National executive com Mittee the legion s policy Mak ing body adopted a Resolution which said the legion Calls for and will support Strong Posi Tive action by our government including the use of whatever military Force is required to restore the personnel of the  Pueblo and the vessel itself to United states  committee said it wanted a satisfactory Resolution of the Pueblo incident at an Early Date pointing out the vessel and its Crew have been held by North Korea since last Jan. 23."at the time of its illegal seizure. The National com Mander of the american legion advised the president by Tele Gram that this organization strongly backs All determined Effort you deem necessary to effect the prompt return to unite states control of the  Pueblo and its personnel and equipment " the Resolution said. The american legion believes it is High time for the United states to reaffirm Andre establish its traditional pos Ture of defender and protector Ospur International rights As an Independent Law abiding an god fearing member of the Community of nations the legion Resolution said. The document also expressed Hope that persistent diplomatic efforts might result in the Quick recovery of the Crew and the ship  
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