European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page the stars and stripes lords reject . Sanctions on Rhodesia London a the House of lords in an unprecedented move tuesday rejected a stale order on Rhode wan sanctions approved by the House of com Mons. The Challenge risked a grave constitutional crisis be tween the two houses of Britain s tory Peers who hold a majority in the upper House defiantly brushed aside threats from the labor govern ment s elected majority in the commons that a veto could Lea to abolition of the House of vote was 193-184 against extending full Trade Sanction against the White minority rhodesian nine vote margin was unexpectedly close. Tory Peers hold350 seats in the lords to 110 for labor 100 independents and 45 the lords veto com Mons approval of the Rhodesia sanctions remains in effect until july 8. Under the British sys tem commons holds the bulk of parliamentary Powers and can keep the sanctions standing by monthly left Wing labor representatives in commons were virtually certain to View the lords rejection As an attempt by the non elected titled aristocracy to frus trate the will of the nation selected representatives. They were expected to Pressor speedy Reform of the House of lords weakening the Power of the upper chamber to delay minister Harold Wil son s labor government has approved the Rhodesia order in compliance with United nation demands for Tough sanctions. Light up. Continued from Page 1 noticed All had very Good reasons to Stop Cohen said. They suffered from coronary disease cancer of the Throat and bronchitis. Probably three or four Althem stopped smoking for � period of time during treatment but All went Back usually in a matter of weeks or doctor cited the Case of a patient who had cancer prone lesions in the Throat. Shortly after he quit smoking this fellow went to a party Beal up his wife and his Best frien Cand made quite a Damn fool oui of himself Cohen said. He Anci both agreed he was better of with doctor said smoking had become so much a part of the fabric of society and so important in the daily lives of som people that something must Al ways be substituted in its place i would estimate that probably Only 10 to 20 per cent of the smokers can give it up with or without medical help Cohen said. Our main Hope must be a Long Range program to convince people not to doctors report on Matha. Auto chases san Francisco up a evaluation of police hot Pursuit procedures was adv ated monday before the american medical convention. Two association physicians cited an annual death average of More than 500 americans in Ligh Speed Auto . Arnold Constad and most Only Seymour Charles concluded that hot pursuits involved minor traffic said at least 25 per cent of the chases ended in death and70 per cent resulted in an Accident Many of them , of Springfield n.j., and Charles of Newark n.j.,Are members of the physicians for automotive safety commit-tee1. Even if it can be assume that anyone eluding police must have ample reason for doing so the Case against risking life and limb of innocent bystanders an police is a Strong Ione said Constad. The physician added that a lady lieutenant it s not a bystander try ing to get into the act but Mary Lou Stewart being sworn into the . Army along with University of Rhode Island Roto students at commissioning ceremonies in Kingston. A graduate of the University s College of Home economics miss Stewart will be a dietitian at the Fitz Simons general Hospital in Denver Colo. A transplant donor list grows in . San Francisco up nearly 300 americans in the last three months have placed their names in the world s first listing of potential Organ transplant donors. The Globe spanning network known As the human transplant information Pool was established by the medic Alert foun Dation of Turlock Calif. American participation in the Pool was disclosed monday to the american medical association convention by or. Clyde i. Sweet chairman of the foundation s medical advisory com Mittee. Sweet said a recent pol showed seven out of every 10 americans were heart donors. Prospective even if Only one of every four of these persons joins medic Alert we will have 35 million new members Sweet said. This service will enable hospitals and physicians to de Termine immediately whether dead or dying Accident victim desires that his heart kidney Orother organs be used to save the life of another he of medic Alert Are issued emblems that can be Wornon either a Bracelet or Pendant specifying what Organ May be Given to someone else and list ing the foundation s Telephone number. Double deck buses debuting in Paris Paris up fourteen French built double Decker buses Are making their debut on Paris streets this week. The Paris Public transportation system is putting the 68 passenger buses on the line which crosses the heart of the capital. Meredith arrested at Harlem school new York a civil rights activist James h. Mere Dith was arrested monday after he tried to enter a Harlem school As part of a parents protest Over a negro teacher s dismiss teacher Ralph Poynter was seized earlier in the morn ing after a confrontation at the charged with harassment an resisting arrest. Less than an hour after porn Ter was arrested Meredith broke away from a group of about 20 people outside the school and dashed for the was charged with disorderly police led him to a police school s front door with Princi j car Meredith shouted you pal Harvey Nagler. Poynter was got. Trouble now. You got trouble s firing was the Cen Ter of the controversy at Public school 175. The Board of education said he was fired for excessive absence but a Harlem parents group demanding hit1 reinstate ment said Poynter was Dis missed because he favored More Community participation in the schools. Russia expels 3 britons in leaflet Case Moscow up three Youn londoners who risked soviet prison terms to distribute Chris Tian marxist leaflets in mos cow flew Home tuesday after nine hours under arrest. The three were put aboard the first plane out of Moscow after their release by were very Lucky said a British embassy official who escorted them to the plane. Their expulsion was demanded by soviet authorities Early tues Day. First plane an embassy spokesman Sale the soviet government had Rulec that Vivian Broughton Joh Careswell and Janette Hammond must leave on the first Avail Able three who called them selves Christian marxists were arrested monday night when they tried to hand out Leaf lets demanding Freedom for to Viet political and religious in toners. They were questioned 101 nine hours until 3 . Tuesday the foreign ministry told the embassy later that the three were being expelled. Genoa rocked by quake Genoa Italy up a Lig earthquake rocked Genoa Ana part of the italian Riviera monday. No casualties or damage were reported. Poll a study sol Gohm As. Sni among the a Federal Law Speed control Deviet passenger cars � Speed to 80 Miles uniform National or police including for training an patrolmen. Limiting of the Cha to no More than 20 of hour Over the posted and then Only in to violent crimes and plus outright prohibition Speed chases through districts. Although they admitted ional statistics were diff obtain the doctors said study based on t accounts indicated 50of the cases were or or other minor traffic another 20 per cent stolen automobiles average age of the Driver 17."the police Are really i something major out minor and people paying with their Charles said. As doctors got a real responsibility something about this. Two women killed we know of one Case i York state where chased a speeding Teer knew personally. Two returning from Church killed and two other when the youth crossed k Center line. The polices could have just gone out to boy s Home and arrested even if a person is sea committing murder we want to Chase him & endanger other a not i i i o v j i j Tai people " Conrad added. M All Why add to thei misery the doctors said there times when Pursuit was lesser evil because a danger psychopath or obvious defective is Loose threaten lives of but they said in Mon 3s&s& considerable saving injury and property Bonn meeting Post Bonn Man said monday . Tem 64 57 albany94 66 Albuquerque 84 61 Amarillo 82 68 Atlanta 89 70 Birmingham 79 62 Bismarck 93 58 Boise 60 57 Boston 68 50 Buffalo 64 57 Chicago 77 62 Cincinnati 64 54 Cleveland 91 54 denver79 56 Des Moines 73 55 Detroit 72 41 Duluth 95 65 Elp 77 54 fargo8871 fort Worth 87 72 Houston St inst of 84 60 Kansas City 108 69 Las Vega 78 60 los ii ,5 44 Ren 76 63 rchn10ill � to Luau. I
