European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 31, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 24 d the stars and stripes a sub Hunters hear message but v continued from Page / the surface for its Antenna to poke above the  Hope that had flared with word of the radio message flick ered with the Dawn thursday when no repeat transmissions had been picked up. Navy spokesmen said investigation results were reported negative about 12 hours after destroyers were sent into the at lactic to Hunt the source of the  a spokesman for the at lactic submarine Force said Westill maintain the possibility that scorpion will be  the Navy said it was continuing its search for the sub Marine but was halting its Hun for the source of the single radio  Navy said thursday after noon this extensive search failed to discover any evidence of the source of the transmission am was discontinued As a separate Effort Early this  search is now concentrated on the expected path of the submarine East of the Continental  destroyers and an Undis closed number of planes were truckload from Silver depository hijackers get $500,000 in dimes new York a Newyork state police said thursday three men hijacked a railway express Agency truck in new Jersey carrying $500,000 Worth of dimes from the . Silver depository at West Point  tractor trailer was stopped on route 9w near fort Lee n.j., at ?1 . Wednes Day but the hijacking was no discovered until the Driver was released in Ulster county Lateran the Day. Police said the Driver Charles Depew 52, of Newburgh n.y.,said he had stopped for a Light near fort Lee when an armed Man jumped into the truck from a car and directed him to drive into new York City. Depew told police he was forced to drive to Queens where he was put into an automobile and driven up the new York state thruway to Kingston. Hews released about 4 . In Esopus near the state polic Barracks. He flagged Down a police car. Suffolk county police said the empty truck was found abandoned at the Blue Point Railroad station at 2 30 . Thursday. Officers became suspicious be cause a truck ordinarily would not be parked at the  told officers the truck had been left there about 6 .the Fri said it had the Case under  Rea official confirmed that the hijacked truck was carrying a Silver shipment from West Point. He said he did not know the amount but state police and a Treasury department spokesman in Washington placed the figure at $500,000 in dimes. The shipment reportedly was in route to Oklahoma City the Treasury spokesman said such shipments Are made routinely to Federal Reserve Banks in various parts of the country. The shipments Are insured he said and there would be no loss to the government. Gen. Bennett will replace Gen. Mildren Johnson City Tex. A president Johnson announced thursday that maj. Gen. Donahy. Bennett is being promoted to lieutenant general and will replace it. Gen. Frank t. Mildren As cd of Vii corps Stuttgart Germany. Bennett has been superintendent of the . Military Academy Mildren is to go to Vietnam Ina gust where he will be Deputy cd . Army Vietnam. The president also announce that it. Gen. Bruce Palmer or. Is being promoted to full general to be assigned As vice chief of staff of the army under  c. Westmoreland. Pal Mer currently is Deputy cd of the . Army in Vietnam. Other army generals promotions maj. Gen. John e. Kelly from assistant Deputy chief of staff for personnel to Comman Dant of the National War College replacing it. Gen. Andrew , who is serving As military representative at the Paris peace talks. Maj. Gen. Walter. T. Kerwinjr., a former cd of the 3rd army div in Europe from chief of staff of the . Military assistance command in Vietnam to cd infield Force in Vietnam replacing it. Gen. Frederick c. Wey land who is being reassigned. Nickel Ore discovered new York up the Ana Conda co. Announced discovery of Nickel Ore deposits near wid Giem Oltha in Western Australia and along the Stillwater River near Columbus Mont. De Gaulle stay in office continued from Page 1j strengthen his  president hinted that he would not hesitate to take Strong action against those who have brought about the closure of the nation s u n i v e r is ties arid launched a strike wave that has idled 10 million workers. Officials said this could mean the proclamation of a state of siege permitting de Gaulle Socall in the army to run essential services All but halted for 14days. The quiet frenchmen turned put in Paris in a massive arid impressive demonstration for Degaulle. It could Mark the begin Ning of a backlash against the rebellious elements Many thousand poured onto the champs Elysee making it a sea of people and  the packed the Avenue for the entire mile and a half from the Placede la concorde to the arc de  was a demonstration which rivalled any which have Bee held since the beginning of the crisis. There was no immediate reaction to the general s Tough stand from student or Trade Union Lead ers but the latter immediately broke off negotiations for a strike settlement in the vital electricity and Gas  politicians were Strong in their condemnation general de Gaulle is launch ing a veritable aggression against the working class said Robert Ballanger president of communist Deputy group in the National  Mitterrand Leader of he socialist federation said Degaulle had announced the at ack of an insolent minority Ower against the  de Gaulle s voice he said was that of dictatorship. The general is taking a calculated risk in calling for National elections because the electorate conceivably could return to parliament a majority hostile to him. If de Gaulle  unable to work with an opposition government based on the new majority he could dissolve parliament again or Rule by  has. The right to do this under article 16 of the fifth re Public s Constitution. This states when the institutions of the Republic the Independence of the nation the integrity of its territory or the carrying out of International obligations Are men aced in a grave and immediate manner and the Normal function ing of the constitutional Public Powers is halted the president of the Republic takes the Meas ures demanded by the Circum stances after official Consulta baseball thursday s major league line score National league first Gam new York 103 010 0106 13 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 0213 0 1 Koosman r. Taylor 8short 9koonce 9 and Martin Bunning pm Zorro 0wickersham 7walker 9 and May Taylor 9. A Koosman 8-2, 1bunning, 3-5. Second game new York 0000500005101 Pitts Burih 200 000 2004 9 0 Selma Short 7koonce 8jackson 9 and Grote Veale Kline 5moose 8j, Walker 8 and May. A Solma 4-0. A Veale 2-5. Or Pittsburgh Stargell los Angeles 001 020 020s 13 2 Cincinnati 000 000 1023 9 0 Osteen Billingham 9 and Torborg Arrigo Lee 5mccool 7davidson 9 and Bench. A Osteen 3-7. A Arr go 3-3. Or Cincinnati Pinson 2. American league Cleveland 102 000 000-3 8 0 Minnesota 0 000 0001 4 1 Mcdowell and Azcue Kaat Miller 9 and Zimmerman look 8a Mcdowell 6-3. A Kaat 2-2. Or Cleveland Horton 5. First Gam Washington 000 010 003 480 new York 201 112 06x13 16 0 Coleman Humphreys 5hannan 7 and Casanova Bah Jinun and Gibbs. A Bahnsen 6-1. A Columan 2-5. Hrs Washington Stroud 3mcmullon 9 new York Mantle 2 8. Tion with the prime minister an the presidents of the assemblies As Well As the constitutional Council. He informs the nation of this in a  de Gaulle made his historic broadcast shortly after a 45-min Ute Cabinet meeting during which he informed the ministers of the course of action he had decided during a mysterious 24 hour visit to his summer Home at Colombey Les Deus Eulises 150 Miles East of  general cancelled the Cabinet meeting wednesday morning and took off by Heli c9pter for the hour s flight. Redid not arrive there until seven hours later and no official explanation was Given. Authoritative sources How Ever said the general had flown to conferences with army Lead ers to reassure himself of their loyalty and of the disposition of troops in the coming test of strength with the  number of measures had Al ready been taken Early in the crisis that began 27 Days ago with student rioting in Paris army troops generally Para Chute troops informants said were posted at radio and Tele graph centers munitions dump Sand fuel depots electricity generating stations and other vital spots such As airfields. Humphrey will get semiannual checkup Washington up Vic president Hubert h. Humphrey will enter Bethesda naval Hospital Friday for his regular semiannual checkup his office announced thursday. A spokesman said Humphrey would be Back on the Campaign Trail saturday flying to Detroit for lunch with Michigan delegates to the democratic National convention. .1.0 it to East of Norfolk Pentagon authorities that before hearing message the patrol plan n ult Ted debris and lower � spot buoy _ into the however one official my Inar buoys often s also kinds of noises and thus Velo pruent was not significant. Scribed the signal is Mclear at a briefing or men at Fleet Norfolk. Riih n did  u t u not can the Navy definitely believed the Mes m u on the Sci Pion. He said it possibly could have come from somewhere ashore the message said / any station this net Worth a is then the code Nante the scorpion earlier in Washington the Pentagon cautioned against too much optimism for the vessel audits 99 crewmen first reported overdue monday after a train ing cruise in Europe. Scorpion s secret code name lad been broadcast repeatedly y ships and planes of what the Navy said was the largest search Armada in its history. One of the ships to pick up thenes Sage was the nuclear sub building As a precaution against demonstrators As deputies voted384-100, by Roll Call to pass the controversial legislation on it third and last Reading Well Over � the required 331-Vole two third majority for changing the con  Law package now goes to the upper House on june 2, for what normally is a rubber stamp approval it would allow the government to assume extraordinary Powers in time of War or internal crisis. Leftist led students who claim the new Laws would enable a government to seize Power Sadolf Hitler did in 1933, continued their rallies and demonstrations in vain last ditch efforts to keep the legislation from passing. They invaded the huge Krupp steel works at bochum held ral lies and marches and continue to disrupt classes in the universities. But the steam appeared to have gone out of their pro tests and the Leader of a Demon stration in Bonn admitted to his followers we have been  in Frankfurt the Rector of the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe University finally lost patience wit students who occupied the administration building monday and called police in to Clear them out. Five student guards who slept in the building were arrested and police threw a cordon around it. A University spokesman said the students had turned the rec Tor s office into a Pigsty clashes with police were reported. The Bonn authorities called i police from All Over North Rhine Westphalia state to Block any at tempt by demonstrators to reach the parliament building. Only holders of special passes were allowed past police blocks set up in approach roads some distance from parliament. Inside the bundestag foreign minister Willy Brandt Leader of the social democrats ties the Laws were for the a Section of the democratic  said fears that they wow encroach on the nations Liberty were groundless and that any such threat will see me and a friends at the barricades to a fend  ,11i1ientthe Law Grants the Fiovo Fismen special Powers in times of Emu gency but ties most of these i two thirds  2houses. If parliament is unable to Convene a 33-Man special committee will Lake its pact