European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 8, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse 1968 the stars and stripes Page 7 of the boys at the front of of the class he to drop out of College an which is something enrol in colleges by Man to a Iii american firmness in the face of soviet or soviet backed probes whether verbal or physical Yarmolinsky said Johnson s decision t bomb the North seems to have been based on the idea of Shor ing up the Saigon regime rather than weakening the determination of first major obstacle to negotiations in Vietnam was the strategic bombing of North Viet namese territory he said. I retrospect this was probably a that should never have been Nadler who a on $264,000 in 1957as a television quiz show answer Man but has t been Able toehold a steady Job since has left the ranks of the hard Core s Only a part time Job just twice a month but it promises to be steady. He s appearing on a noontime television show an Home viewers will try to stump Teddy have a tremendous retention and recall the 59-year-Oldnadler told viewers on the Charlotte Peters show. I had i when i was 8. I assumed every one knew All the roman camper urges program to end hatred Washington a under the Shock of Robert f. Kennedy s death the poor people s Campaign shifted its focus thursday and urged a vast National educational program to end hatred and violence in were announced for a series of prayer vigils in the Are of the White House and the Capitol asking the administration to Stop the War in Vietnam and use the Money being Spenton it for the educational pro Gram. Hosea Williams director of demonstrations said the prayer vigils would constitute the Mai activity of the Campaign for the next Day or feel he said that ors. Somehow dramatic the need Way for Wethe must most Sirij Umio a taken since it produced no Mili Nadler gained a National reputation on the $64,000 dial Lenge with his computer like memory that covers everything from Royalty Shakespeare and famous composers to baseball problem he admits is that the vast store of information serves him poorly when it comes to applying it toward activities such As employment. He was unable to get a Job As a As army chief of staff m _ _ .1 a i it Al 1 at Westy okd Washington up the Senate confirmed by routine voice vote thursday the Nomi nation of Gen. William c. West Moreland . Commander i Vietnam As army chief of Staft. The Senate also approved the retirement of army chief or staff Harold k. Johnson with the permanent rank of s nomination earlier was unanimously a Jjo Ved by the Senate armed services committee a f t e i a closed door , 54, graduated from the . Military acad Myand served in Africa Sicily France Belgium and Germany during world War commanded the 187th air a win borne regimental combat lean in Korea. Westmoreland first went t Vietnam in january 1964 Antwan named commander of Ai forces in August of that year. Vigorous and effective educational Campaign in the history of the nation to end the hatred an violence that is destroying the pulled from scene a visit to the Camp by three a. Senators was marred when one of the residents who appeared to be drunk lunged at sen. Edmund Muskie of Mainland almost pushed him into an open Man whose name was not Learned was shouting incoherently when he attacked Muskie. He was quickly pulled from the scene by Camp marshals. Get that Man s clothes an take him to the bus station 1 ordered a marshal. We Don t want him other visiting senators were Philip Hart of Michigan and William Proxmire of wis Oisin. I Muskie dismissed the incident As immaterial and expressed his support for the goals of the Campaign. Camp officials broadcast an official apology Over the loud speaker system. Here s a switch St a n f 0 r a Calif. A about 500 Stanford University students marched to the Homo of Wallace s t e 1 i n a University Vav cutin a u t. V of. President and gave him a Stu t Resolution praising Lasden years of service. Sterlin sept. 1. Rein
