European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 22, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse I acres of crates among the strikers in Paris Are sanitation workers and trash is piling up in the streets. The Les Halles of boxes Market District is buried under mountains brought and crates in which produce isto Market. A photo leftist foes Zero in on de Gaulle Paris a president Charles de Gaulle s opponents have launched a determined attack on his 10-year-old re Gime already besieged by a nationwide general strike that is costing millions of Dol Lars a Day in lost deputies including the communists demanded tuesday the end of the gaullist regime. The demands we remade at the opening of a two Day debate in the National As Sembly. The debate is on a motion to censure the Cabinet which could be overthrown by an Adverse vote wednesday night. The president s position however is not directly threat ened by the vote. The people of France have had enough of this regime of personal Power Waldeck Rochet Secretary general of the communist party told the tense packed Assembly. The regime is isolated he said with All the people ranged against political informants mean while said de Gaulle was con front. On Page 24, co. And splies was unofficial newspaper of . Forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East vol.27,no. 35 if 21855 a wednesday May 22, 1968 is daily 10 sunday q pullout unlikely javits says Preston August Marc hurts Washington Bureau Desa i Egton Presith p0hnso" announced tuesday Coil Maurice a. Preston is Mandor in chief a f e d Smander of the 4t" Ai Taug i?1 air Force wil1 re gepnrcsit0n win by placed by it. ,01 r 6 my Wade who is Orco Deputy chief of r personnel. The Finouse also air n ral other reas Sten Lvin senior a foce be include rom Tion and Transfer 11 Robert n. Smith to general from his pres of Page q a tour ship catches fire 178 rescued London a a Carefree Holiday ship caught fire in the North sea tuesday but a Mas Sive Rescue operation by four maritime nations saved the lives of 178 passengers and Crew members. An unexplained Blaze from the stack of the 5,000-ton norwegian motor vessel Blenheim caught most of the 98 passengers a breakfast around 9 a.m., Halfway on their journey from new Castle England to Oslo nor Way. The fire spread to the Stern and an order was Given to abandon piled into six lifeboats except for six crewmen who stayed aboard to fight the ship s officer was burned but no one else was reported injured. Dutch danish West German and British vessels and Heli copters hastened to the danish fishing trawlers the Gine Wulf and the daily cont. On Page 21. Col. 5 by John Krueger staff writer Frankfurt is k. Javits r.-n.y., said Here tuesday that sending .service dependents Home from Europe rates Low on the list of Steps that could be taken to help ease the Gold flow. If i were a military Manover Here i would t worry stated the senior senator from new York during a press con Ference. Traditionally t h e unite states has never been in favor of separating service families Dur ing peacetime javits added. In trying to straighten out the cont. On pages col. 1 Haiti asks . Session on invasion Washington up in vaders have attacked Haiti with air support Haiti s ambassador to the United states said tues Day As the Caribbean nation asked . Secretary general u Thant to put the matter before the Security Council. Ambassador Arthur Bon homme claimed the invading Force was led by cubans. said they were haitian , who claimed ear Lier that the invasion had been crushed said a haitian govern ment gunboat was shelling at tackers who still controlled Cap haitian Airport. Government troops had surrounded the air port and were posed for a counter attack he said. The ambassador said Haiti had also protested to the organization of american state about the invasion and a bomb ing monday of the capital port a Prince. The dominican Republic which shares the Island of Hispaniola boosted troop strength com on Page col. 3
