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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Wednesday, June 19, 1968

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Jay june 19 1968 the stars and stripes jocks take drop to tar up Down Page 23 York a the Stock closed lower tuesday an up and Down  declined at the Start continuation of a three. Slump but it grew firm Fen moved Well into Plusky. Late in the Day prices bed and erased the Adies remained Strong snipe station of lower inter ties competing with their yields. Commonwealth Edison and Southern California Edison were Strong. Among the higher Price Glamor stocks several rebounded from recent losses but the group was scrambled at the end As some gains turned to  was 13.63 million shares compared with 12.58 Mil lion monday. The Dow Jones Industrial average declined 3.25 to 900.20. Losing . 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Up George Wallace scoffed monday at reports that his Independent presidential Campaign was in financial trouble and claimed his current political tour of Dixie had netted suitcases full of Money for his party. Those suitcases Aren t Al full of hundreds he said in a press conference but we begot More ones coming to us than both National , in the Middle of a two week swing through the South to boost his presidential Campaign said the tour was so successful that Campaign officials Are organizing another one. The former Alabama Gover nor said the news Media had blown out of proportion squabble Between two local Wallace backing  official Wallace for pres ident Campaign offices sponsored a $25-a-plate fund raising dinner monday night while the Virginia conservative party was holding a $6-a-plate meal in Honor of Wallace. The Vyp is running Wallace and califor Nia gov. Ronald Reagan both against their wishes As pres intent and vice presidential candidates on an Independent ticket. Wallace pointed out monday that we Are running our own ticket and would attend Only the official fund raising meal and the Public rally  he said his organization welcomed the support of anyone wishing to Back him. We re really a major party because we sound just like the republicans and Democrat with Intra party fighting he said. It s just part of the game. It shows we be come of  again to take votes away from both major parties Wallace said he expected to carry every state in the Southern governors Confer ence As Well As fringe state such As Delaware and Maryland. Army probes bizarre death Kitzinger Germany is military authorities Are investigating the bizarre death of a 7tharmy support come Soldier found dead in his bunk at har vey Barracks Here monday. Sgt. Robert Metcalf 26, of the66th heavy equipment maintenance co. Was discovered by fellow Soldier about noon and pronounced dead some 10 min utes later a support come spokesman  was lying on his bunk with shoe laces tied around his neck. The laces were also tied to the handle of a duffle bag which had been thrown Over the end of the  is survived by his parents or. And mrs. Archie Metcalf of Columbus a. Air farce rushes Washington Theair Force has ordered urgent reconstruction of shelters for it aircraft in South Vietnam to protect against intensified Vietcong rocket and mortar attacks. Recent attacks on air Force bases in Vietnam have demonstrated the need for better Protection of aircraft than the roofless shelters now Inuse the air Force said monday in response to questions. At present the aircraft most costing at least $1 million each Are parked on bases in South Vietnam in roofless revetments made from Earth filled steel Walls five feet wide and 12 feet High. Thought adequate because the enemy has made air raids against the bases these shelters we rethought adequate at least until the tet offensive Early this Yea showed them vulnerable to rocket and mortar fire. When the damage from the offensive was tallied it was found that 192 aircraft were either destroyed or badly damaged from the bombardment. Gen. Earle g. Wheeler chair Man of the joint chiefs of staff told a Senate committee earlier this year that More than $132 million in . Aircraft had Bee destroyed or damaged on the ground in Vietnam. Wheeler contended that Spe Cial protective shelters planned for . Planes based in Europe could have held those losses to about $7 million Secretary of the air Force by charges reds spread coup rumours Saigon up vice presi Dent Nguyen Cao by went on South vietnamese television Mon Day night and blamed communists for spreading rumours that he was contemplating a coup against president Nguyen Van Thieu. Anyone with a sense of responsibility would never stage a coup at this time by said. At the present time the communists Are exploiting rumours to the maximum. They have Bee spreading coup rumours with the  of causing worry among the people. They would like to take advantage of this to launch  during the past month Thieu and Premier Tran Van Huong have ousted or transferred number of High ranking associates of by including some of his most powerful supporters. The moves have been interpreted Asan attempt by Thieu to Consoli Date his position. By Long has been Thieu s chief rival for Power. Harold Brown has urged con Gress to appropriate Money for an. Extensive aircraft shelter program at All overseas bases. He has testified that the Swift destruction of the egyptian air Force on the ground during Theara israeli War last year dramatically demonstrated the vulnerability of exposed aircraft on the  Eisenhower s status called encouraging Washington a for Mer president Dwight d. Eisen Hower 77, was reported tuesday to be making very encouraging Progress following his mos recent major heart attack. A medical bulletin from Wal Ter Reed army Hospital at 10 . Edt said general Eisenhower spent Avery comfortable night. There has been no recurrence of Chest pain and his Progress in the past 24 hours has been very encouraging his activities Are being restricted to Brief visits with members of his immediate  in answer to written question submitted by newsmen As to whether there is any permanent heart damage As a result of the general s most recent heart at tack and what its effect might be the doctors said it is to Early to assess the Long Range  they said in answer to another question that Eisenhower has experienced what is technically called a myocardial infarction which they defined As damage to the heart muscle resulting from a disturbance of the coronary  Vii corps Soldier found dead in bed Aschaffenbur Germany special spec. 4. Maynard t. Wade a radio operator for Vii corps he co 9th engr in combat was found dead in hissed Here Early sunday morning. He was found at 12 45 . By spec. 5 Allen a. Barry who was making a Billet tour As charge of quarters. The Young specialist was rushed to the 9th medical dispensary Here where he was pronounced dead by army med ical authorities at 1 . An autopsy revealed that Wade died of natural causes however an investigation is being made by the army. Wade is survived by his parents or. And mrs. Richard j. Wade of Peoria 111. In Satcho expounds Diot i a jux Davjd Cid Batley England a astar was born on the jazz scene monday looking and sounding like a slim line version of Louis  same Rich trumpet tone. The same gravel voice. The same old Satcho in fact except that he s lost the Well fed look Andis Down to a trim 135 pounds. Armstrong led his All Star through a 60-minute session in this Yorkshire Industrial town and came off to wild applause and raves from the critics. To anyone within Range he handed out diet sheets lose weight the Satcho Way and Sample pack ets of an herbal  weight he said is just a matter of losing food. Can be expensive too. He lost 50 pounds and had to spend $5,000 on anew wardrobe. Man he said rubbing his stomach this is your life. Money won t take care of  s what you buy  chairs  his b St birthday just three weeks away he brushed off All talk of retirement. Retire he snorted. Who wants to sit in a room and look at four Walls. Just keep these much   
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