European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                24 the stars and stripes Mccarthy scores stunning continued from Page lots in Many districts. The count grew to a possible24 for delegates pledged to the ideals of the late Robert f. Ken Nedy. Supporters of vice presi Dent Hubert h. Humphrey gained one possibly two. Uncommitted delegates garnered19 seats. The voting trend indicate that Mccarthy would maintain the wide Lead in  Surprise Senate Victor was Paul o Dwyer a former City councilman and brother of former mayor of new York City William o Dwyer. He Defeated Eugene h. Nickerson Nassau county executive who came into the race at the urging of Kennedy and rep. Joseph v. Resnick of upstate Ellenville Ajohnson Humphrey administration  Dwyer told a jubilant crowd at his Albany Headquarters isee it As a combined vote against War and for  prominent candidates who won Delegate berths for Mccarthy were Jules Feiffer the cartoonist Theodore Bikel the Folk Singer and actor and Murray Kempton the newspaper columnist. In a phone Call to o Dwyer Headquarters Mccarthy said it s going to be very difficult for party leaders in new York to read the results and  an o Dwyer spokesman said later that Mccarthy would make an unscheduled Campaign visit to new York City lat wednesday presumably to capitalize on the psychological lift the the Victory was expected to give his Campaign. There was no immediate com ment from the Humphrey Camp. He had not mounted a major personal Effort in the state. Mccarthy delegates were entered in 37 of the state s 41 congressional districts. Slate pledged to Humphrey ran in 25 and delegates pledged to Kennedy in 30 Venice police again Battle Art students Venice Italy a detachment of 500 riot police battled left Wing Art students ont. Mark s Square wednesday in the second night of violence Over the opening of the Bien Nale International Art  helmeted police swinging truncheons at the chanting Stu dents repeatedly charged into the crowd of demonstrators be fore the demonstration broke up in front of St. Mark s Cathe dral. The students were protesting the opening of the Bien Nale one of the world s largest contemporary Art exhibits. On tuesday they forced All museums of the City to close after a Day of sporadic clashes. New tactic the demonstrators used a new tactic wednesday night by blending in with the crowds of tourists taking an evening stroll among the pigeons of the Square. At the height of the one hour Battle however the students and police faced each other at oppo site ends of the Square poised for  had first asked the Stu dents to break up a March fro the Academia Art school to the Square. When the students re fused the police rushed Forward. About 3,000 venetians an tourists scattered under arcades on the Side of the payed Square and watched the fighting Al though cafes and shops were closed. When the crowd ventured out again however the student mixed with them and began taunting police. Police charge again the riot police reinforced by a contingent of More than 1,000other police brought in from other cities charged again. The students seemed Conten with creating scuffles but did not try to Force their Way into the Cathedral or hoist a red Flag up a pole in front of the Cathe dral As they did tuesday. They marched through the narrow streets of the City to the Square from the Academia which they have been occupying for the past month. They shouted slogans against the Bien Nale. Daughter born in Chicago Cassius Clay becomes father Chicago 111. A Cassius Lay deposed world heavyweight boxing Champion has become father. Clay s wife Belinda gave birth just before Midnight tuesday to a 7-Pound 6-ounce girl at sout Chicago Community Hospital. Clay who prefers to be called by his Black Muslim name Muhammad Ali was deliberating a name for his first child. The new father is very excited said Herbert Muhammad Clay s manager. Clay married Belinda his Sec Ond wife last August. Boxing associations stripped Clay of his title for his refusal to be inducted into the army. He now is Appeal ing to the . Supreme court his Federal court conviction on charge of refusing induction. . Makes proposals on seized vessel Washington a a stat department spokesman disclosed wednesday that the United states made certain proposals to North Korea at the last meeting concerning the . Intelligence ship Pueblo and its captive Crew men. Press officer Robert j. Mccloskey declined to give any de tails on what the . Proposal amounted to. He said Only that they were offered at the last .-North korean session on the Pueblo at Panmunjom May 28. Mccloskey added that the North koreans have not yet responded to the proposals. Young Viet taken Aback stroke san Diego a the prob Lem of communicating under standing Between americans an vietnamese is illustrated by an incident at the naval training enter in san Diego where 99 Young vietnamese Are under going Basic training. A big Navy chief Petty office tells of accosting one of the 18 year old vietnamese  you think you can pass the swimming test he asked sharply. A look of dismay clouded the recruit s face and he asked faintly you no got ships marchers insist . End poverty continued from Page for it a j died for it. We can be denied no  he added the poor have Power to disrupt the system the Power to destroy our cities the Power to Burn houses and Fields. We will All enjoy a decent living Standard or we will All suf army draft for August put at 18,300 Washington a the Pentagon announced wednesday an August draft Call of 18,300men for the army a slight in crease Over the july quota. The August Call will support currently approved Force lev Els and will assure a timely Flo of replacements for men completing their terms of service the announcement said. The new quota compared wit the 15,000-Man Call in july the lowest since May 1967.the Peak for this year came in april when 48,000 men we reordered inducted into the army and the Marine corps. Texas negro elected Dallas Tex. A Dallas county voters have elected a negro to the Texas House of representatives for the second time. The Rev. Wesley Holmesjr. Won a special election tues Day to fill a vacancy left by the death of another negro rep. Joseph Lockridge. S to the Washington a army doctors reported wednesday that former president Dwight d. Eisenhower has newly experienced occasional irregularities of the h e a r t beat in his fight against his latest heart attack but Hose Are responding to appropriate  was the first change of any kind recorded in the progressively optimistic medical Bulle tins that have been issued Atwalter Reed army Hospital since Eisenhower experienced Amajor heart attack saturday night however the wording of wednesday s bulletin appeared to indicate that the newly noted condition was responding satisfactorily to treatments. The medical bulletin Issue shortly after 10 30 . Edt further defined the irregularities of the heartbeat As extra systole or premature con traction a of the heart in its beating action. On the progressive Side of the 77-year-old general s condition the bulletin said Gen. Eisenhower has been comfortable during the past 24hours. There has been no recur rence of p1 in and no apparent signs of heart failure have developed. The general s spirit remain Good and mrs. Eisen Hower continues to visit him a frequent intervals. His son John is expected to visit him to Day  Eisenhower was stricken wit what doctors termed a major attack saturday night in Walter Reed where he was on the mend from an earlier attack. The lat est attack was the general s fifth since 1955. Pcs of tit issus has tricks 264,808 Voten and Resnick 214,Nickerson, Asty s executive is Foj de administrative offi. Yoi stay Yeai i Fer together in a soulless  King in a dramatic Appeal tothe american people in August 1963, told some 200,000 persons i still have a dream. I have a dream that one Day this nation will Rise up live out the True meaning of its Creed we hold these truths to be self evident that All men Are create equal " Young wednesday accused the nation of lying to us and continuing to Tell Black people they Are  estimates Var the Day Long rally climaxing in the memorial ceremony Drew a steadily growing crowd. By Early afternoon police estimated it at about 30,000. The March sponsors said it was much larger. Abernathy said the poverty crusaders who have been living in a Muddy campsite near the memorial for six weeks while carrying their demands to Congress and the government agencies will stay in washing ton and fight until the nation rises up and demands Rea Assurance that our needs will be  but we will fight nonviolently he promised. Abernathy said the Campaign which was planned by King before he was slain april 4 i Memphis really is a desperate Effort to help America save  come with an Appeal to open the doors of America tothe almost 50 million americans who have not been Given a fail share of America s wealth and Opportunity he  said he did not care whether the Federal government extends the poverty crusaders permit to remain i resurrection City. The original permit which expired Las weekend has been extended through this week he saif1 i received my permit a Long time ago and received it from no government from no Constitution but fro god almighty and i intend to stay Here until Justice Rolls out of the Halls of Congress Ami righteousness Falls from  Abernathy told the rally the poor people must insist on an America where no child goes hungry no family lacks goo i housing no Man is without Ajob and no citizen is denied an adequate income in several newbies. On. The Republican sip orters of Richard Mil up challengers for on yb82 Delegate slots. The 71 went automatically Nelson a. Rockefeller of the 11, two in i to Nixon two in the area went to Bock seven were undecided. Cellar win the congressional i the primary saw All Cli incumbents win Reno i among them Brooklyn crat Emanuel Celler year old Dean of the has the controversial Adam ton Powell who was from the House last j won the democratic easily in his Harlem do election returns were.,because of the unusually number of contests Lor variety of offices seats in both houses and the presidential i. O Dwyer Nickerson Anick provided the first the state s direct primary replacing the old c method of choosing for statewide office. They vied for the pose sen. Jacob a j who had no contest for the nomination. Political Taj on uniform brings Fine fort Worth Tex Iffla supporter of democratic f identical candidate Eugy Mcarthy Drew a $64 for wearing a Mcc Mui airman . Francis of Boston mass., was summary court martial a Carswell air Force spokesman said Gibb charged with Violaj ii