European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 21, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Linkers vow to oust de Gaulle bus service with bus and subway transportation closed by strikes the people of the Paris suburbs Are travelling in army tracks. When taxi Drivers begin a strike scheduled wednesday the trucks will Bethe Only Public transport. A photo Straton renewal reaffirmed by Mcghee by John Kruege staff writer Bonns a . Ambas Jador George c. Mcghee on the eve of his departure for his new assignment As ambassador at Large reaffirmed Here the Amer pm commitment to the defens Europe in a special Farewell message to . Forces in Ger Nany. This commitment is As firmed Yas when it was first made 1949," declared Mcghee who d.c., the i he said our goal is peace pm Nti nue to believe  Washington that to be prepared for War is one 0 of our troops in Germany stand slavery Day Over Europe s they Are the rat f i of our commit nent to defend Europe include cont. On Page 83, col. 3 unofficial newspaper of . Farces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East vol. 27, no. 34 if 21855 a tuesday May 21, 1968 5 daily 10 sunday plane unidentified drops bomb near Haiti Palace Washington up a b25bomber of unknown ownership dropped bombs near the presidential Palace and the Airport at port a Prince monday morning but no injuries were reported ambassador Arthur Bonhomme of Haiti said monday. The haitian embassy said Bon homme talked after the incident to president Francois Duvalier who denied a report that there was an invasion of Haiti from Cuba  state department officials said monday they had no information to confirm reports of the bombing. But the embassy of Haiti Here issued this statement this morning a Small plane american made b25, coloured White and Gray and coming fro the Southeast dropped one bomb close to the Palace of the presi Dent of Haiti and a second on the military Airport of Haiti an then went on toward the North. The government is making an in Quiry. No injuries have been re  Heidelberg is warning to private vehicle own ers to include the ?1 fee for re Newal of registration has been issued by the Usa eur registrar of motor vehicles. Since april 1 the renewal fee has been required. A $3 initial registration fee has been in effect for More than a year. The registrar has been return ing up to 50 application from Usa eur and Safe Motorist for renewal per Day for failure to include a Check or Money order for the $1 fee. At least 10 working Days be fore the expiration Date of the old registration is the period required to assure return of the new registration on time. If the renewed registration is not received before the expiration Dat of the old Drivers Are required to turn their plates in. Application for renewal should be made on a form 1598, Avail front. On Page 2$, col 2.1 disorders still out of control Paris up president Charles de Gaulle s govern ment appeared monday to have failed to control the Gigantic strike movement that has virtually stopped France dead in its tracks. The 10-year gaullist regime was seriously threatened. Unions estimated from 5 to 8million workers were on strike. The unions vowed that the would continue their strike for a week or even a month i necessary to try to topple de Gaulle. Tourism in France dwindle to a trickle since no planes were Landing at French airports an train service had stopped. Tourists already in the country were either stranded or took a limited number of buses to the Brussels Airport from where air France pan Ameri can and Twa flew their Normal outbound Paris flights. Tourists seek advice the american embassy in Paris and travel agents were besieged by tourists asking advice on How to get out of  British embassy had Doz ens of tourists on its Doorstep asking for advances because their 50-Pound travel allowance had run out. All except private automobile transportation stopped. House wives began panic hoarding of food supplies. Postal service garbage collections and other Public services stopped. Banks experienced runs not seen since postwar Days. Some Banks ran out of  of thousands of motorists drove to work in Paris when subways and buses stopped running creating massive traffic jams. Unable to find Park ing places they left their Carsin the Middle of streets or on  were mobbed and housewives snapped up huge quantities of food. Censure vote face the gaullist Cabinet headed by Premier Georges Pompidou faced a critical censure vote in parliament on wednesday which if carried could end Pompidou s six years in  Gaulle scheduled a Cabinet meeting for thursday the Day after the censure vote. For the time being the electricity Supply was Normal and so were Gas and water pres sures. Pepe hounds neighbors Between Handsaker Calif a Pepe 5 years and can talk stat met Wight warrant wide and Well merited apathy if Chow a a dog w weighing w pounds. Ana 1incjfn s8y to blogs hell have Iff Are you and appears to a either a rudimentary sense of Honor or poor judgment. Otherwise he would hardly make passes at a girl Beagle eight times his size Ortell a Furnace repairman i love you the hardened cynics say his mis Tress is a ventriloquist. But Pepe really can  distinctly you understand but with a lot of High pitched whining an howling on the Side. But i heard him say Hullo and Ilia she s a next door neighbor and "1 love yer Pepe was a gift to Irene Genova from her machinist husband  Day when Pepe was 11 months old mrs. Genova Beard aim say through the backyard Fence to Cleo the Beagle next door i want you later a Furnace repairman was greeted by Pepe with i love  came performances before Chil Dren and disabled veterans and an appearance on a television show. The show brought mrs. Genova som letters accusing her of being Pepe s voice. Mrs Genova indignantly denies it. She starts Pepe talking by holding cant of Page 2$, coi a