European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                May 16, 1968 the stars and stripes 0 Poge 33 scores smashing Victory in Nebraska in it nue from pm  support without enter. A primaries we the onlys ble target for such an Alii a the new York senator pointed la Eup when he said that i sink face president Humphrey Ink Chin. His own position which is 6c a cd with what the Johnson Nta stration has been doing toe period of the last would have of it. He said to Isit alone into what he re Gards As the vital primaries in Oregon and  said that Nebraska Haft provided him with a Bette showing than in last week s in Diana primary when he got 27per cent of the democratic Vole in a three Way race in which gov. Roger d. Branigin run Ning As a favorite son leaning toward Humphrey placed Sec Ond to  Minnesota senator said he was satisfied with about 30 percent of the Nebraska vote. He said his showing will be Betterin Oregon where he said he is about even with Kennedy now. Closing . Stock Market prices Admiral Alcan Allie Cham All am can am Cyan am m Fly am Mot amp a am photo amt to am Fob Anaconda Armour Avo Baxt lab Beth steel Boeing Bali my Brunswick Burroughs Camps Cater Tryc celanese Cenca in Chei & 0 Chrysler coca cola cold pal combat co Tairl Corn or Dow Chern Dpi Pont East air ent Kod fair Cam Firestone Ford pm cup Fruehauf Gen Dyn Gen Elee Gen Fri May 15 May 14 21.4 20/ b8 a Fie said California offers him his Best Chance of winning. Robert h. Ellsworth. Nixon Campaign director said his Man has achieved a  he said there had been proxy campaigns with mailings to republicans and televised Vole appeals for Rockefeller and Reagan. In the face of the most competitive primary Campaign of the Spring this showing gives Usa big lift Ellsworth said. Kennedy won a widespread Victory. In Douglas county Omaha he led Mccarthy thereto two. But Kennedy s strength appeared to be coming from All sections of the state in the Rural areas As Well As in the cities. In three key negro precinct sin Omaha Kennedy ran up 282 votes to Mccarthy s 12.nfixon, in Medford ore., said his Nebraska showing was Good one and showed the state is Nixon  said he had expected Rea Gan to do about As Well As redid. He said Reagan had Exten Sive television in Nebraska an with that you can t help but do reasonably , in an Abc interview from Hawaii said he did no know the meaning of his Nebraska showing Only that i surpassed All expectations. Fie said he had expected 10per cent of the vote at most. This has been quite a Surprise he said. The Winner and the loser Haifa different readings of the re  said his showing plus the Voles that went to Mccarthy made it Clear that democrats Are dissatisfied wit present policies and want to change the course of the  would Hope based on what has happened so far that we could join together Kennedy said work together in Oregon and California i think the real question now is whether we re going to continue the status quo whether we re going to continue the poli cies that have been followed inthe past or move in a different direction Kennedy said. Would Hope that perhaps we could join together and move this country in a different direct  insisted that he could have done far better in contest which matched him and Kennedy head to head without other entrants or write in Cam  la go on to Oregon As we be planned and also to Cali fornia he said. Mutual funds prices now Vork up National association of securities dealers inc. 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Gains and losses were even at638 each on the new York Stock Exchange. Highs for the year totalled 114 and lows 20. The Dow Jones Industrial aver age eased .24 to 907.82. Advances exceeded declines Bya fairly wide margin in Early trading but this advantage melted away As averages showed losses because of weakness income key stocks. Volume was 13.18 million shares compared with 13.16 Mil lion  Oil up a was the most Active. It traded on a bloc of 289,700 shares. Biafra recognition Abidjan Ivory coast a the Ivory coast tuesday became the third country to recognize the Independence of Biafra these cession St nigerian province of the ibo tribe. Negroes seize brooch own school of new York up about 50demonstrators, most of them negro took Possession of a experimental Public school in Brooklyn tuesday and vowed Torun it until they win Complete Parent Community control of it administration. The seizure climaxed years of racial discord in the nation s largest school system which has tried with limited Success to run three ghetto school District with the participation of Parent-1 Community councils this year.1the Experiment financed by the Ford foundation has met wit opposition from the United federation of teachers an with Black Power groups who want outright control of predominately negro schools. Teachers fired asst. Supt. Harold f. Fay spent most of the Day negotiating with protest leaders in the school but he reported a con Lete  the demonstrators have barred the teachers from the school for thelast two Days Nineteen teachers were fire Din the eight school District by a Parent Community Council for allegedly sabotaging decentralization of ghetto schools. The demonstrators in the school sent out a message saying the governing Board will not Back Down if we have to hold out until december. The 19 teachers and administrators will not be admitted. We have mad decisions now that be should have made Long  Are taking Power now that we should have taken Long ago because the Power belongs to the  a spokesman said the demonstrators would not stay in the building at night but had resolved that the Community will run the school from Nowon. The school was ringed by about 80 policemen who did nothing to prevent seizure of the building. The Board of Educa Tion originally had asked that the demonstrators be arrested but rescinded the request on the grounds that it might endanger negotiations with the protestors. More than 100 of the school s 150 teachers remained on the Street outside the building to show their support of the dismissed teachers leaving instruction up to some 40teachers and the demonstrators barricaded inside. Communications assistant Washington up transportation Secretary Alan s. Boyd has named John f. Burby to serve As a special assistant for communications. Burby 43, is former press Secretary to sex gov. Edmund g. Pat Brown. Of California