European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 26, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday Moffott 1 . Is preparing new ideas for Paris peace talks Paris up the unite states is preparing new ideas to present to Hanoi in a major Effort to get the stalled Paris Vietnam talks moving . Officials said saturday. They declined to indicate what these might be. But signs were that when the talks resume monday after a four Day recess . Ambas Sador at Large Averell Harriman will make a Strong pitch for Amend to Semi Public speeches in which each Side lambasts the. Other. Instead Harriman was expected to press Hanoi s Xuan Thuy strongly to get Down to secret talks at which real negotiation might be possible. However . Officials were far from hopeful Thuy would agree to such a switch. The North vietnamese have stated several times they want the talks to go on in the full Glare of publicity As they have in the past. They also have Bra Dedas another american trick the idea of holding secret meetings.. Officials in fact were com ing increasingly to the conclusion that Hanoi sent its delegation to Paris with Only one idea to get bombing of the North ended. Condemn . The North vietnamese delegation s chief spokesman Thanh Van be told newsmen thai speeches condemning the United states broadcast Friday by Hanoi radio were not intended to announce breaking off of the speeches by North Viet namese Premier Pham Van Dong and other communist Lead ers condemned the . Stand in the Paris talks. Be sharply rejected president Johnson s Call for Mutual scaling Down of the level of fighting i Vietnam. He reiterated that Noth ing Short of Complete unconditional and immediate ending of bombing and All other acts of War against the North will get real negotiations under Way. Be denied the communists Are seeking to break off the talks. But he branded As absurd president Johnson s Call for both sides to scale Down the fighting. Be accused the . Of obstinacy and perfidy because it asks Hanoi to show restraint in the War in Exchange for end ing the the . Embassy s press Center two Miles away on the right Bank of the Seine River . Delegation spokesman Wil-1 Liam j. Jorden was informed about be s broadside. The sooner they get around to talking about the real issues and Stop throwing adjective around the sooner we will be Able to get Down to real negotiations Jorden snapped Back. In reply to one question Jor Den said he did not believe there had been any significant in crease in american air activity Over North Vietnam in the Pas week Asle asserted. Asked about another charge by be that there had been an increase in american ground activity in the South he said the americans and South vietnamese had been forced to defend them selves against terrorist attack around Saigon and Danang. Danny s difficulties student Leader Daniel Danny the red Cohn Bendit snows his torn German passport to German police atthe Border at Saa Bruecken As he tries to enter France. Cohn Bendit whose Banning a France prompted Paris riots was allowed stay in France Only 75 minutes Friday bit vowed to return. Associated press photo nigh school grads hear valedictorian of 929 Are we letting you Down huh asks class Doland . A Vic president Hubert h. Humphrey returned Friday to the High school where he was graduated As class valedictorian 39 year Sago and asked this year s graduates to let him know by letter whether we Are letting Young americans for those fellow members of the class of 1929 who might be thinking fondly of the Good old Days Humphrey reminded them what it was like in that depression period wheat was Selling then for 25 cents a Bushel if you had any to sell. But you did t. Windstorms blew the seed away in the dust dust that settled two inches deep on every thing in town so that the Street lights had to be on All dust got All the Way in Side you into your Mouth an Throat and lungs and then into your thoughts and your Hopes. Remember that it did t seem Worth holding your head up or standing up straight or thinking any further ahead than the next few Humphrey s remarks were Ina commencement address pre pared for the 1968 graduating class. He said the United states now has ample Means to provide every Young american All the Edu cation he can put to Good use. If we waste it instead nothings we Don t need you Are businessmen applaud Mccarthy peace pitch san Francisco a sen. Eugene j. Mccarthy received an enthusiastic reception Friday from a business oriented audience after saying tha America s economic problems can be solved Best by negotiating a political settlement of the War in speaking before members of the Commonwealth club of Cali fornia Many of them business leaders the Minnesota senator said that since the Start of the Vietnam War we be Learned that we Don t need the artificial stimulation of War to move the the first time in american history the candidate for the democratic presidential Nomi nation said a Rumor of Escala Tion of the War depresses the Stock Market and a Rumor of peace sends the Market this is a demonstration that military expenditures do not help the Economy and that Weare better off economically to address ourselves to the Priori ties of constructive peacetime spending he added. Mccarthy s comments cameras he wound up three Days of campaigning in California forthe june 4 primary and headed for Eugene Ore. Before leaving he again challenged sen. Robert f. Kennedy of new York to a face to fac debate. I7.s. Experts say a site did t foul Sapan Waters Tokyo a a group of .nuclear experts reported Satur Day that the american nuclear powered submarine swordfish was not responsible for radioactivity detected in the japanese port of Casebo on May 6. Summarizing the group s find Ings the . Embassy Security affairs officer Scott George Tolda press conference from May 2 to May 11, the swordfish did not discharge any radioactivity whatsoever into the air or the water. Whatever the cause of the May 6 readings it could not have been the a japanese finding of 20 time the Normal amount of radioactivity in Casebo Waters during the swordfish a visit has touched off leftist demands that Ameri can nuclear submarines be banned from japanese help the japanese investigation the . Atomic Energy commission sent vice adm. By Man Rickover s top Deputy Wil Liam Wegner and the other experts from his staff Murray Miles and William Givens to Japan. They were to leave for Washington saturday night after 10 Days of exhaustive checking. Rocky attacks Nixon Frk policy shifts Columbia . A gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller said Friday there have been certain inconsistencies in Campaign statements by Richard m. Nix on his chief rival for the Republican nomination for president and added National Unity can be achieved Only through straight talk Rockefeller also hit hard at sen. Robert f. Kennedy d n.y., candidate for the demo cratic presidential nomination alleging he had taken different positions on issues in different parts of the country. Draws laughter speaking to 3,500 students at Emory University in Atlanta Rockefeller said of Kennedy he recently campaigned through Indiana and nebraskan an entirely new role a study in conspicuous the Sally brought roars of laughter and applause from the students. In his Emory speech Rocke Feller also alluded to positions taken by Nixon without naming Nixon As the author of them. Reporters asked him about these in Columbia and he said i think there have been certain inconsistencies there it was a new and tougher Linein Rockefeller s drive for the nomination heretofore he has not criticized other candidates of either party entitled to protest Humphrey said. He asked each member of the Doland High school class of it. To write him a letter if they fee they Are up to College work but can t afford to go on. I cannot Promise you the help you May ask Humphrey added. It May turn out that nothing can be done under an of the government programs that have been set up or that there Are other difficulties. But we will find said he wanted to know not from tables or Statis tics but personally whether or How seriously we Are Letti Gyoung americans Down today Humphrey said he particularly wanted to know now because at this time whether a Youngman is in College or not May de Termine whether he is should not depend on his parents financial status said the vice president. Humphrey said that what he finds out from the members of the Doland High school graduating class will be a first hand lesson for me in whether Weare Here again failing to real ize our new capacity in americano do whatever we decide to do. Nag fails bettors Jaile Madison wis. Up Mer Rill Bender Drew a two year Pris on term and Richard j. Engler a one year term in Federal prison for using funds belonging to a first Bank of eager ton wis., to bet on u horse la Iran out of the Money. . 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