European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 02, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 2, 1968 the stars and stripes Page 23 in news encouraging stocks Rose during Weeh an optimistic Moo Holiday shortened finally rewarded Wesl i f Cuniff a d higher de by to King most of accompanied by some is unfavourable news. Pres of in Hanson s announced enter he of accept $6 billion in we cuts in order to hasten go Alo per cent sur a genuine rally in the week final session. Brokers explained that the Wal Street Community if it had the Choice would accept higher taxes Over the Prospect of tighter Money which seems to be the Only alternative measure to pre vent runaway  High priced Quick moving Glamor stocks showed the bes gains but Blue chips and a num Ber of second line stocks also made Good headway. Lack of any Progress in the i Iii Breaks windows it air Force Academy continued from Page in passed Over first in for then single file the m plane in the second Pas sacked the sound Barrier As it sed an estimated 50 fee three Story Vandenberg 50 tons of Aid ii lifted by Raf London is the Raf has airlifted 500,000 pounds of med in supplies Relief food and mis on stores from Singapore to Sai Dii since february too Belfast transports of Ai Rippoll command joined the far last air Force for the lift on married a record Load of More Lan 70,000 pounds. Jpn Ted by charitable or animations in Britain the flow Aid has helped ease sick in ired and homeless South Viet Imbese. The flyover was the finale to ceremony marking presentation to the 3,110-Man Cadet Wing of Astatic f105 display made from parts of 10 combat damage planes. The cadets were standing information when the Boom sounded but none was hit by Glass. The outdoor ceremony was prelude to establishment of a memorial scholarship for Chelate it. Karl w. Richter 24, Holly mich., an Academy Grad uate who had flown 198 strike missions Over North Vietnam before he was shot Down last year. An air Force Academy spokesman said it was too Early to Tell whether an evaluation Board would be called to deter mine if the Pilot was negligent. He said an investigation was proceeding to determine if the instruments in the cockpit of the plane were working properly. Mutual funds prices sew York up National Assoc m of securities lers Ino Hay bid asked 3.25 3.do 8.95 9.28 8.92  1.23 1.37 3.51 3.80 11.66 12.74 8.10 8.80 40.11 40.11 10.19 11.14 7.25 7.2510.14 11.111.61 1.77 Houghton a a 9.2110.01 b 11.4212/u 8.60 8.408.05 8.7i 8.15 8.15 13.87 15.1u 7.43 8.128.85 9.g7 15.23 16. 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New York a new York Tock Exchange closing Index May 31 May 24market Index 55.50 51.63 Industrial 58.38 57,73 transportation 51.05 50.99 Utility 41.72 .11.30 finance 61.93 01.18 hike in Bond rate to mystery new York police Are looking for clues in the mysterious death of Nancy per i 17, whose mule body was found in a Steamer trunk washed ashore on Staten Island. No signs of violence were found and the cause of death is unknown. A photo Washington a Treasury officials look to the higher interest rate on . Sav Ings Bonds to put the program Back on a profitable track forthe government. Since december american shave cashed in More series e and ii savings Bonds than the bought except for february when the pendulum swung Only slightly the other Way. The Bonds have been paying4.15 per cent interest and treas Ury officials Hope the 4.25 percent rate the maximum Al Lowed under Law on series and h Bonds will be enough to keep the program in the Black. Interest on Freedom shares higher interest Bonds which went on Sale for the first Tim about one year ago was in creased to 5 per cent from the previous 4.74 per cent. Officials have been disappointed with the performance of the Freedom share a program to raise Money for the Vietnam  had been Hopes Origi Nally of raising As much As $1billion a year once the program caught on. But the first year of operation produced Only $160 million in new revenues Andover the first four months of this year purchases had level doff at about $20 million a month. Freedom shares which can the cashed in for one year after Purchase still must be Boughtin combination with series e Bonds. But it s no longer Neces sary to buy them through the payroll savings or Bond a Mont plans. Any Bank can now sell a Freedom share Over the counter with a series e  combination series e 3onds and Freedom shares pay4.56 per cent under the new rates if held to maturity still 7vears for e Bonds and 4 years or Freedom shares. Although the higher interest rate went into effect saturday it will be six months before its Impact will be Felt. The Treasury won t actually pay the higher Premium until dec. 1. Kin of asseged heart donor plan to sue Richmond a. Up a attorney for the family of Bruce Tucker the reported donor of Aheart used in a transplant operation Here May 25, said saturday the family planned to sue for damages resulting from the operation. The lawyer Lawrence Wilder of Richmond said the state med ical examiner or. Geoffrey , had told him Tucker had been the donor. Tucker died of massive brain damage after falling from a three foot High Wall May 24. Wilder said damages due tothe aggravation of mental anguish and to the humiliation and embarrassment caused by the alleged use of the victim heart in the operation should be decided by a court. Wilder had earlier said there was no authorization for an autopsy or any transplant give by the Tucker family. Recipient no. 19 unconscious heart patient worries by United press International doctors in Buenos Aires who performed the world s 19th hear transplant operation on an Argentine Noodle Salesman said saturday their patient s continued unconsciousness had them worried. It s a Shadow Over his prospects said one doctor of Enrique Serrano 54, who Friday received the heart of Emilio to Masetti 47, head of the Argen Tine poultry and egg Union. Despite their disappointment at Serrano s failure to regain poor marchers to Widen Urive Washington up Load ers of the poor people s March announced plans Friday to expand their Campaign to 15 cities and won a proposal for uniform Federal welfare system after a noisy but nonviolent two hour sit in at the department of health education and  after he was put in charge of Antipoverty demonstrations in the capital Hosea Williams a bearded militant of the Southern Christian Leader ship conference led a band of nearly 500 poverty marchers in to the hew auditorium where they sat Down and demanded to see Secretary Wilbur j.  a half hour speech Cohen deplored the Freez Congress voted last year on federally assisted Aid for dependent children welfare Rolls lie said existing program administered by City and county governments discriminate against Southern residents. I think an Over All Federal program for welfare might be much better Cohen said to applause from the  the Justice department atty. Gen. Ramsey Clar conferred for an hour with Bayard Rustin the new Yor civil rights Leader about plans for the mass june 19 March is tin is organizing at the request of the March Leader Rustin who directed the 1963civil rights March on washing ton that Drew 210,000 persons said he told Clark he would need use of the Washington Monument for an Assembly Point and the Lincoln memorial for a  also requested use of Constitution and Independence venues for in arching 25 first Aid stations drinking fountains,1,000 blankets for Early arrivals adequate parking police escort for shuttle buses and tents for March officials the press and for dining. Consciousness doctors said hews notably better neurologically than immediately after the surgery. In Montreal Albert Murphy the world s 18th heart transplant patient who also underwent the rare surgery Friday was declared in a stabilized Condi Tion following earlier expressions of concern by surgeons who performed the four hour opera Tion. Murphy 58, a retired Butcher received the heart of a pregnant Mother of four in Canada s firs such transplant operation. The woman mrs. Gerard Rondeau,38, died of a massive cerebral Haemorrhage. Total of nine survival of Murphy and ser Rano brought to nine the number of heart transplant patients alive in the world. They Are Phi lip Blaiberg 53, a South Afri can Joe Ferreira Dacunha 23, a brazilian Frederick West 45,an englishman Rev. Jean Marie Boulogne a Frenchman John Fierro 54, Everett c. Tho Mas 47, and Joseph g. Klett,54, All americans. Klett was operated on in Rich mond va., last saturday but he was not identified u n l i 1 thursday. Another Cosmos launched Moscow up the soviet Union saturday launched its second unmanned  Nathree Days in he Cosmos series Hie news Agency Tass