European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 10, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes russians four allies vow Unity Moscow up Russia an four allies pledged thursday to maintain a solid ideological Frontin a Surprise meeting held with out East european Maverick Czechoslovakia and Romania. Party leaders of the soviet Union Bulgaria Hungary East Germany and Poland gathered Here to discuss the International system and the world communist and working class move the Kremlin was believed Mohave summoned the allies to express its concern about Czechoslovakia s rapid economic and social reforms and what it has called anti soviet feeling resulting from charges in Prague that Russia masterminded the deaths of foreign minister Jan Masaryk in 1948 and party chief Rudolf Slansky in 1952. The soviet news Agency Tass said thursday that the leaders informed each other about the situation in their countries and expressed firm Resolution to continue doing their utmost to develop Friendship and All round co operation on the basis of the principles of marxism leninism and proletarian International topical problems Tass said the conferees exchanged opinions on topical prob lems of the International Situa Tion and the world communist and working class this discussion was believe to have included a soviet report on the Kremlin s Hasty meeting with czech party and govern ment leaders last saturday. The Lack of any Tass mention of a equanimity of views indicated that even the Kremlin most Loyal allies did not reach full agreement on what Mea sures to take to try to thwart the czechs. Polish party Leader Wladyslaw Gomulka Bulgaria s Todor Shiv Kov Hungary s Janos Kadar an East Germany s Walter Ulbricht represented the Only East european nations where in the so Viet View communism is not yet endangered by 2 Nuernberg girls return Nuernberg Germany is two teen age girls miss ing since saturday turned up a their parents Homes Here Early thursday morning weary Hun Gry and considerably chastened according to German police. Although their stories were somewhat confused according to or. And mrs. Heinrich ondrus chek parents of 14-year-old Elizabeth on Ruscheck it appeared that Elizabeth and her chum Bridget Mandel also 14,had stayed out too late saturday night and had been afraid Togo Home we slept in the Woods told the parents and finally we were so Frozen and tired that we decided the Best thing was to give up and go Home Chicago. Carbon Date , in. Police Calm 2 Illinois campuses Chicago up police lashed with students at South Ern Illinois University in car Bondale wednesday and arrested 22 demonstrators at Roosevelt University Here. Two students were injured an two others arrested after some of a group of 500 students tried to storm the offices of s1u presi Dent Delyte Morris wednesday night but were repulsed by a handful of Campus 15 students managed to get past the 25 guards at the building and got into the presi Dent s office but were quickly driven out by police. At Roosevelt University police wednesday night arrested 22 Stu dents who attempted to stage anal night sit in in front of the president s office. There were no reports of violence and 50 other students who agreed to move to another floor of the building were allowed to remain Over night. They were supervised by 16 Stanford calif., a sit in at Stanford University ended after three Days. The More than 400 students involved in the sit in at the old student Union a Campus administration building voted to leave wednesday night after the faculty supported their cause. A threatened hunger strike bythe 24 negro students at Well Esley College an exclusive girls school near Boston was averted wednesday when school official agreed to admit More negro freshmen next 200 students at predominantly negro Cheyney state col lege in West Chester pa., agreed wednesday night to their sit in at the aim 1 � old building after they wer j amnesty by school official in new York City a. Strike continued As ii sch students and faculty m 5 and negro and White comes leaders filed a Federal suit 8 prevent City police from enter ing the Campus and to s amnesty for the More the a persons arrested during a Campus raid april 30. Those arrested held control of five for a week. A sworn in Albert p. Brewer takes the oaths Alabama governor following the death of Lurleon Wallace. Former gov. George Wallace and Brewer s daughter Becky watch. Up recipient is 65 2nd transplant done in France by United press International France thursday announced its second heart transplant while in the United states two heart graft patients were reported in satisfactory condition at a Houston Hospital. At Montpellier France Aheart transplant was carried out wednesday on Elie Joseph Reynes 65, by a team led by or. Eric Negre of the local univer sity medical faculty and director of the Thorax surgery depart ment of the clinic. A communique said Reynes is Wain died of embolism april 30.still alive at St. Luke Hospital in Houston were Everett jr., 47, of Phoenix ariz., and John m. Stuckwish 62, of Alpine Tex. Meanwhile in Hamburg Ger Many it was reported that or. Christian Barnard South Africa heart surgeon will be filmed by three West German television cameras whenever he performs his third transplant at groot Schuur Hospital in Cape town. A spokesman for Stern Maga in satisfactory condition but that Zine said a Glass cubicle hous the outcome still is donor was identified As Jean Claude Marger a 35-year-old father of three who was injured last Friday when a tire exploded in the garage he owned at Caylor in the Herault depart ment of France. He died of in juries at the clinic where the recipient was being treated. France s first heart transplant patient 66-year-old Clovis to ing the to equipment has Bee installed in the Cape town operating Ooin. Barnard will explain his actions during the operation the spokesman said. Shaw s trial to be in Juno new Orleans a clays. Shaw s trial on charges he conspired to assassinate president John f. Kennedy was set wednes Day for june 11. Promotions to Corporal eased by army Washington
