European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Pogo 24 the stars and stripes gaullist survive vote on censure continued from Page 1. The government ranks the Pompidou government handpicked by de Gaulle survived because part of the centrist bloc re fused to vote against him an the Republican Independent coalition faction remained solid Yin the government column. However the government troubles were far from Over. An estimated 8 million remained on strike and although the major unions have agreed to negotiate with the government one Union Leader vowed to continue the strikes until All worker demands were met. The government also appeared to have stirred up another Hornet s nest by Banning the re turn to France of Daniel Cohn Bendit Danny the red who Isth 23-year-old idol of Paris students although he is a Ger Man citizen. He was visiting Berlin and Amsterdam for talk with student leaders. Leaders of students and of University teachers staged a demonstration against the govern ment action wednesday night in the student District of Paris. While the vote was being counted about 5,000 students gathered a mile away on t h Boulevard St. Michel to protest the government s ban on t h return to France of Cohn Bendit. The students swarmed across the left Bank to the Montparnasse station then moved to Ward the Seine River. Police guarded the Bridges with the obvious intention of pre venting the students from Cross ing to the right Bank and the champs Elysee leaders said they will continue demonstrations until their demands Are met. Call accepted leaders of the three major Trade Union federations accepting Pompidou s Call for talks presented the government As basis for negotiation a sweeping list of demands that would add millions of dollars to the nation s wage packet just when French Industry was girding for head on unfettered Competition with it partners in the european com Mon had appealed to the deputies to Back de Gaulle an the government in carrying out needed reforms in a climate of order and not anarchy. Threat persist the government Rode out the parliamentary storm against the threat from the univer sity students and the striking workers remained to be re segue Secretary Gen eral of the communist backed general confederation of labor Cut indicated the size of threat when he told a news con Ference the paralysing strike wave will continue to spread until the workers. Have the certainty and guarantee that their demands will be demands include an in crease in the minimum monthly wage to 600 francs $140 a month. The minimum in the Paris Region higher than else where in France is at present less than $80 a month. Other demands were guaranteed employment an unemployment benefits. The Extension of Trade Union rights within factories so As to guarantee social advances obtained by workers. Progressive reduction of the length of the work week with no salary easing of the tax Burden on workers at the Bottom of the wage scale. Talks recess until monday continued from Page / american Side must Bear the Fulland entire a . Delegation spokesman said he lid not tak6 thute statement As an implied threat to break off the talks. It is a statement of position preparing the Way for the Posi Tion to take if for any reason the talks did fail said William j. Jorden the american spokes Man. If the talks should fail the people of the world will make their own but the Way the . Spokes Man described the session he left the impression that the Ameri cans Felt they were sparring with wraiths. The North vietnamese refuse to admit they have any troops in South Vietnam Al though . Intelligence reports from Vietnam say that Hanoi has virtually stripped its own territory and has the equivalent of 12 divisions in the South. It s hard to see How we can move on toward finding a peace Ful settlement of a War when Weare dealing with someone who won t even admit he is there said the american spokesman. Time after time ambassador Averell Harriman the chief . Negotiator challenged and pleaded with the North vietnamese delegation to avoid Public state ments and Mutual recriminations and to get to Businesslike in a la i t,1&were rebuffed. Bur thurr a tort thought of the am rec is up in despair. Asked j americans had thought owing up the conference the s Man quickly said Harriman tried Juthe conference out Calls the realm Ofin which he said Thain to Takeoff what he propaganda Sake of the the suck i i Impact on a opinion. Lie said some ,22 were getting. Some people Fliss us cd baseball wednesdays major league lines con a by the associated Frew National. League Houston .,.,. 000 001 0001 5 0cincinnati0000000000 8 1 Quatt Madieah Maloney Lee 9 and -wT9 Usu 4-4, f-3. Protest about 75 jewish students fro German universities wave placards and chant slogans wednesday outside the soviet embassy at Roland Seck near Bonn. The demonstration was part of a worldwide protest against Russia suppression of jews. The russians invited some of the Roland Seck marchers into the embassy to discuss the matter. Is Rohde heart. Continued from Page i from South More at South More said Brungardt entered the Hospital Friday suffering from brain Haemorrhaging. Fierro s wife Viola and his married daughter Gloria were in Houston with him. A spokes Man for the family said they knew he was going to Houston for treatment of a weak heart but did not know about the transplant until tuesday night. The operation was performed by the same team of doctors who performed St. Luke s firs three transplants. The team of doctors consisted of Cooley Robert d. Bloodwell and Fred l. Hallman or. Everett c. Thomas 47, of Phoenix Arizona was the first patient to receive a new hear Tat St. Luke s. Thomas the Only survivor of the three previous recipients was reported in excellent condition tuesday night. Phony phone credit new student hang up los Angeles a hundreds of College students have charged nearly $50,000 Worth of Telephone Calls to a credit card number reportedly that of actor Steve Mcqueen who does t have one Pacific Telephone an Telegraph co. Said wednesday. It is trying to collect from callers All Over the country. We have identified 116 suspects in Southern California alone a spokesman with company the Telephone Binge began last september the spokesman said when a Campus newspaper at Rosary College at River for est 111., ran an and saying Mcqueen was heading for Europe after a beef with a phone com Pany and invited everyone to use his charge number. Who placed the and was no known. Soon students at other col Leges got in on the act. Steve Mcqueen has never had a credit card with us the spokesman said and the num Ber Given has never been As signed to in some cases he added the card number was attributed to actor Paul Newman. We estimate Between $45,000and $50,000 Worth of Calls were charged the spokesman said and we be collected about 25 per cent of that so use of a phone credit card violates Federal communications commission rules. So far the firm has take no Legal action in the Case. The North vietnamese tons which he added had no basis in fact. � but immediately after the session at the French International conference Center the North vietnamese spokesman began Reading the text of Xuan Thuy remarks in the meeting. Thus the americans likewise release information of what had taken place. Czechs to get soviet troops Bonn up the West German government said wednesday that it has reliable re ports indicating the soviet Union and the other Warsaw pact countries want to station 10,000 to 12,000 troops in the newly liberalizing Czechoslovakia. Government spokesman Gatien Ter Diehl told a news conference foreign minister Willy Brand discussed the reports at a cab inet meeting wednesday that focused on developments in Czechoslovakia. Authoritative sources Suid the reports came from West German to the reports the other states of the Warsaw pact Are endeavouring to station permanently in Czechoslovakia be tween 10,000 and 12,000 non czechoslovak Diehl spokesman declined to expand on what Brandt told the Cabinet. He said Brandt s report was Czechoslovakia is member of the Warsaw pact there Are no troops of other pact members on its soil. Riots strikes slow income grouth Washington a the growth in personal income slowed during april largely be cause of a strike in the Tele phone Industry and civil disorders in Many cities the com Merce department report said personal in come decreased by $3.6 billion Aan annual rate to a record $67.1 billion during april. The monthly increase was about half a Large As the average Rise Foi february and noted the february"1- crease was swelled by a boost in the minimum or a m Moum live we a jul on a Ilyf it jul my Llwis til Tilv in \7 lilt . A Don t Ever try to outrun a grizzly hear continued from Paga l Diego calif., both 19, were when the two animals got tree but the boar came have to be killed. He said it killed by bears last summer within 50 Yards the sow saw him again. The grizzly a nil re to Nonorl in i hit tha while Lamoine in Glacier him nor a Ninkov nine of thu nah to sign s font. Blot i c Al Tutu it. Would depend on what the report from the Ranger who investigated the Accident indicated. I Don t want anything done to the Bear Halm told rangers. It was my fault. I was intruding into her Hahn a former football co Chat Whitefish mont., worked As a naturalist at Yellowstone National Park last summer. Julie Negleson Albert Lea,minn., and Michele Koons san Diego Kille while camping National Park. Both bears later were was taken to the Cardston municipal Hospital for treatment. The teacher said he had gone into the Park sunday night he hiked up to the Snow close Road after camping out Over night. He saw the grizzly anther cub about 150 Yards away and started taking motion pictures. He photog aphid them for about a half the twit i i and quickly moved toward him. He climbed a tree which he had picked out in Advance but did not get up High enough before the grizzly grabbed his foot and pulled him Down. Both Bear and Man Roll Dover a Steep Snow covered Bank and Down its Side for about 100feet. They hit a tree but separated when Hahn grabbed the tree and the Bear rolled farther downhill Hahn s Han was bitten in the struggle. Hahn started to climb another Hahn foot a i Loose and she Fiu out of tre came Back a this Dtta sous a he car . Aha yen stayed in the tree for i half hour then do Btu retrieved Fth so ban Ranger s station
