European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse , me the stars and stripes stocks higher Best gains shaved i mite York a the Lack Market closed higher wednesday but greatly trimmed us Best gains. The rally barely lasted for two straight Days. Otis elevator was the most Active Stock thanks to one big transaction and was up about a Point rumours of a tender Mcconv Danied a spurt by Youngs Fown Sheet. Mon industries also was Strong. Western Union was off sharply. Pent up Cash reserves of institutional investors were being pumped into the Market analysts said accounting for a major part of the Early rally. Volume was 14.2 million shares compared with 13.16 million tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial average closed with a gain of Only .47 at 896.79, after having been up As much As 6.19 at noon. Closing . 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Page 23 35 Wii vets Start tour of battlefields by Bob hovers a . Bureau chief London is . Veterans of the world War ii airborne assault on German launched a sentimental journey to wartime shrines and Battle Fields with a Stop in Britain wednesday. The old soldiers All former members of the 17lh airborne div were scheduled to Fly int Brussels for additional visits in Belgium and veterans group it includes 61 with wives and friends along arrived in London in two flights after unscheduled delay sin Paris. Visit cancelled tour coordinator Joseph said a visit to Normandy and other world War ii Battle Sites had to be cancelled because of the internal strife in France. Those who arrived in Brita Inin time made a trip to Winchester and later attended a reception by the British airborne association. Former members of the British 6th airborne div which participated in the same world War ii air assault also were on hand. The London Stop included visit with polish airborne Veter ans of world War Belgium the veterans will place a Wreath on the grave Ofa fallen Comrade in the Ameri can military cemetery at Hammand they will attend a mayor s reception in the town of Houf Walize. The visit will come to a climaxing Wesel Germany in the heart of the German the Spring of 1945, members of the division took part in the airborne assault that was to help bring the War to an end. To simulate Airdrop skydiver Michael Ostrosky of Schuylkill Haven pa., will Simu late that Airdrop by jumping from a German air Force plane May 30. On May 29, members of the division Are scheduled to appear on German television. They will attend a reception in Wesel along with present Day German an British officers. The 17th div was formed in1943, reported overseas in a gust 1944 and went into action during the Battle of the bulge i december 1944. Military ups estimate of riot control Cost Washington up the defense department has in creased its estimate of the cos of sending Federal troops to quell disorders last month in Washington Baltimore and Chicago from $5,375,400 to $6,215,170.it explained the first estimate last week did not include som Navy and air Force costs. Police Clear out Columbia rebels new York up police flushed 150 rebel students from a barricaded building at Columbia University Early wednesday and then swept across the Campus forcibly Clearing out 2,000 More students who milled about angrily denouncing the initial police action. The police first surged through an underground Tunnel and battered Down doors barricaded by furniture to evict the student rebels from Hamilton Hall which they seized tuesday in protest against the suspension from the University of a leftist student Leader. The student Mark Rudd had organized and led the Stu Dent occupation of five Columbi buildings in another protest a month 150 students ejected from Hamilton Hall and charged wit criminal trespass were hauled away without violence. Then the2,000 other students angered by the arrests swarmed across the Campus. They set Small bonfires and broke dozens of windows Inlow memorial Library. Police move i about 600 uniformed and Plain clothes police moved into the University wednesday to eject the students. A spokesman forthe police department said officers operated without the traditional Billy clubs because the kids can t holler brutality if we Haven t got for More than seven hours the dissenters held Hamilton Hall the same building where students kept three Columbia administrators hostage for 24hours four weeks ago and started the month Long Campus crisis. The three Story red Brick building was splattered with eggs thrown by students outside who opposed Rudd and his band of rebels. Earlier tuesday night. Kirk suspended Rudd chairman of the Campus Chap Ter of the leftist students for a democratic society ads. 27 students arrested at san Francisco sit in san Francisco up Blue helmeted police arrested 27 persons tuesday night in Clearing protesting students from the administration build ing at san Francisco stat College. Approximately 200 student invaded the building shortly after lunch and staged a orderly sit in along corridors and hallways. The number dwindled steadily until the no More excuses Here Chicago up chief traffic court judge Raymond k. Berg announced establishment Ofa police detail Here to Check out the excuses offered by traffic offenders. Demonstrators decided that 2would remain in the building and Volunteer of the militant students said the sit in was staged to support demands for the ouster of the air Force Reserve officers training corps on Campus and for Hanges i Campus policies to Aid minority students. Haiti orders mobilization after attack United nations up Haiti was reported wednesday Mohave ordered general mobilization in the Wake of an airborne invasion which president fran Cois Duvalier said was quickly mashed. The mobilization report came from Mexico City where the haitian ambassador Rodolph Baboun described the invasion Force As made up of Mercen Aries and a group of haitian exiles discontented with Duva Lier s Rule. Duvalier told his ambassador in Washington Arthur Bon homme that five of the rebel in vaders estimated to total 35 had been killed in fighting a Cap haitian Airport where they landed and that a b25 used bythe exiles to bomb port a Prince and Cap haitian had been seized. Invaders pursued Duvalier said the remaining 30invaders were being pursued by government troops presumably in the Mountain country sur rounding Cap haitian Haiti second largest City. . Secretary general Thant. Meanwhile gave no Indi cation of what he planned to do with a formal complaint Haiti lodged with the world body tues Day protesting the bombing and invasion. Finance official at Ramst Iii Dies Ramstein Germany is Edward Lee 51, Deputy in the 26th combat support Wing accounting and finance office died of a heart attack services will be held in Ereaux , a native of Chicago held finance positions in Frankfurt and Paris before joining the finance office at the forme Devreux air base in 1959. He moved to Ramstein in january1967. Surviving is his wife Gene Vieve. Coed Dies 14 Hurt in Ohio continued from Page 1 Tion doctors students suffered minor injuries and were admitted for treatment three others were treated and released and two coeds were in critical condition. University vice president Gordon b. Carson closed the Lith floor and said an intensive investigation was under Way to determine what started the fire which he said was obviously he said the Blaze definitely began in a lounge of one of the six four bedroom suites on the floor the Central Core of which is an elevator Shaft. The windows in the Tower Are Small and sealed. Some coeds broke the windows and firemen believe some perhaps saved themselves from suffocation this Way. Carson noted a fire was set inthe adjoining twin Morrill Tower last week and that the fire i Lincoln Tower wednesday was the fire in Morrill Tower caused about $1,000 damage but no Don t know what was used to set the fire but it was obviously something to get it going fast Carson said. Carson was the key figure in recent Campus disturbance in which a group of students took Over the administration building for hours. Carson and some other University officials were held under restraint while negotiating grievances. Soot covered some unconscious others choking from the smoke the coeds were carried and led from the building by firemen and police who arrive Dat the scene before Dawn
