European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes vote Paris up sporadic fighting shooting and bomb toss ing echoed through France sat urday As frenchmen prepared to try to solve the violent May revolution with ballots in Sun Day s election. Election officials said 28 Mil lion persons were registered to vote in the first round of a two sunday National Assembly elec  outcome could spell the Fate of the gaullist regime utmost political commentators speculated that it would do Littleto solve the underlying causes of the labor and social upheaval. Remains in Power even if his candidates take beating president Charles de Gaulle will remain in  balloting could turn into a Cliff Hanger with the gaullist struggling to hold onto a work Able number of deputies in the parliament. The gaullist now claim 240assembly seats four less than a  s voting May give Only a taste of where sentiments  the 487 seats up fewer thar 100 were expected to be Settle with Clear majorities on the first  with More than 10 per cent of the total vote in their District can run in the second round next sunday. Three wounded at Carcassonne in South Western France shooting punctuated a Battle Between about 40leftist federation supporters and several dozen gaullist. Threepersons were wounded and treated at  the City four persons tacking up communist voting posters were beaten. At Nice a bomb exploded inthe Home of centrist City coun Selor Francis Jou Haud but there were no injuries. In Paris and its suburbs several polling places were attacked by radicals opposed tothe elections. There were no  Bordeaux a Molotov cock Tail was hurled at the Home of University Dean. Shots were fired in Marseille and a non striking National television network employee was severely beaten inthe Southern City of Nimes. Washington up steal no away from a Cabinet meet no president Johnson whipped Penknife from his pocket and sliced a piece of red White an Blue cake Friday to help h i s grandson Patrick Lyndon no gent observe his first birthday. Lyn As the child is called a intrigued by the cake and grabbed a frosted red Rose from it. Then he tried to eat the Candle. Off takes the cake from after Lyn devoured his slice of cake in the White House Rose Garden his Grandfather pulled out a handkerchief and wiped away the crumbs from his face. That s what he dislikes the most having his face wiped his Mother said. Lyn played with his White House press pass which he wore around his neck on a Chain. It showed his  s a member of the staff his Mother Luci  s in charge of making peo ple  wearing a Pink dress said she and her husband airman . Patrick j. Nugent who is on duty at Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam gave Lyn a Sav Ings Bond for his birthday. The Johnsons also gave him one. Luci said another gift from North Korea claims it Sank . Vessel continued from Page ship the North korean news Agency referred  said Kuna s Tokyo Bureau distributed a japanese language dispatch from Pyong Yang that said the ship intruded into North korean territorial Waters about 1 . It said North korean patrol boats counter attacked and Sank the  said the ship was sunk North of the 38th parallel on the West coast in Mukpo Harbor. The Pyongyang radio Broad cast heard in London said a Mother ship was anchored offo Pyong Island near by. Kuna also referred to a Mother ship which sent a spy ship to the Waters of Mukpo Harbortt engage in provocative  it added ". Imperialist aggressive forces have increased heir provocative acts daily on he ground sea and in the air. They Are a direct continuation of new War provocations by . Imperialism in Korea. This is direct Challenge to the korean while College boy president Johnson Toan eloquent letter i treasured Possession the president said glad he was that and thanking him he has Given us  the cake bearing Siil a american nags Arul a by design around the Side 3 on a Little round children s Talyn sat on a Small White clip brooke9 s daughter Martha s Vineyard mass. Up the daughter of the first negro senator since reconstruction was married saturday to the son of a White machinist. Remi Brooke 19, and Donaldr. Hasler 18, married in a roman Catholic ceremony atthe summer Home of sen. Edward w. Brooke on this Sandy Rocky resort Island. The couple planned to Fly to their honeymoon Retreat in Niagara Falls n.y., aboard the private Jet plane of Boston attorney f. Lee  offered them the use of his Jet including the Pilot As wedding present. Several Hundred guests at tended the wedding in the ballroom of the Brooke Home in Oak Bluffs. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Donal Couza pastor of the sacred heart Church in Oak Bluffs. The haulers will live i Boston near northeastern University where both will be sophomores this fall. Remi describes herself As very a domesticated but said she had Learned to Cook a few italian dishes. The Bride s father Ahcan was elected to Senate in 1966. He protestant and his White remigia whom he met in during world War Catholic. The Groom is the son outland mrs. Eugene f. Hasler new Milford . His father a machinist in Edgewater his Mother is a member of new Milford democratic  has a younger Sis Edwina 16. Donald has older Sisters and a yo1 brother. O continued from Page 1 Tower . Strom Thurmond r-s.c., agreed with both of them adding he was delighted to hear chief Justice Earl Warren will be re tiring from the supreme court i have Long favored S.C.  All three commented in the Wake of authoritative reports that Warren had written Johnson of his intention to Bow out after 15 controversial years that swathe barriers of school segregation Tumble and guarantees of the rights of individuals vastly expanded. Out of reach an authoritative source reported that Warren submitted an undated resignation to Johnson june 1, i but the White joust declined comment. Warren Reina ined out of reach of reporters As he has done throughout mos of his court tenure. Presidential press Secretary George Christian refused Ulso to discuss a report that associate Justice Hugo Black at 82 the Dean of the court also May be leaving the Bench soon. Quads All boys nato May born in Indiana Ankru Syfor Mutual Cut Lafayette ind. A quadruple boys were born income Hospital Here Friday to or. And mrs. Allan j. Irvine of Wheatfield. They Are the first children of the Irvine who will celebrate the North koreans on Jan. 23seized the . Intelligence ship Pueblo and imprisoned its 82surviving crewmen. Efforts to obtain their release have  maps Here show a Tae big yom Pyong Island apart of a group of islands just off the West coast. Japanese sources said these islands were made South korean territory atthe time of the korean armistice and Are now under South korean air Force control. In Washington a spokesman for the state department said we heard some Rumor but there does t seem to be anything in  spokesman at the . Navy base at Yokosuka Japan said the Navy had no knowledge of any . Ship operating in  like Van la a Venice Italy a Earth tremors Shook Venice saturday afternoon and sent hundreds to their boats on the Lagoon to get away from falling masonry. Number of old buildings were  tremors hit the canal City in Quick succession. No one was reported injured. Buildings swayed especially inthe san Giuseppe castello Quarter one of the poorest in the City. Many Root s and chimneys were damaged. Hundreds often women and children fled to gondolas and other  at the Lido Beach Felt their lounge chairs  reported they had scores of Calls from various parts of the City asking for help to de Molish damaged chimneys handsome slum dwellings. The ancient monuments were apparently unaffected. Spock asks for new trial Boston a counsel Ford. Benjamin Spock and two other men convicted this month of conspiring to counsel Young men to avoid the draft filed motions Friday for an new trial. Leonard b. Boudin attorney for the famed 65-year-old Pedia Tricia said his client was not confronted with the witnesses against him and not informed of the nature and cause of the  motion also renewed Bou Din s request for  for Mitchell Good Man 44, an author of Temple Maine and Michael Ferber 23, a Harvard graduate student also filed motions for new trials. Spock Goodman and Ferber were convicted june 14 with Yale University chaplain Wil Liam Sloane coffin jr., 43, of conspiracy to urge Young mento contravene several selective service  did not join in the motion for a new trial. Baseball american league now York 1000004005 8. Minnesota 000 200 ooo-2 6 Bahnson and Fernandez Kaat Worthington 7perranoski 9 and Roseboro a Bahnson 7-2. A Kaat 4-4. Has Newyork Mantle 10minnesota Oliva 10 Detroit 0000000000 5cleveland 000 200 oox2 7 Wilson  8 and Frohan liar Lin Kurt. 81, holier 9williams and sim.-. A ii Arkan 5-7. A Wilton 5-5hkcleveland, Alvis 0. Boston Otio 002 1017 11 Chicago 002 000 0002 7santiago and Howard Peters Locke Glazer cd and jus Eiidson. A Santiago 8-1. A Peters 3-8. National league Atlanta 0001000001 7 St. Louis 200 100 30x6 10 Jarvis Davidson 7 and Torre Tilman Washburn and Mccarver. A Washburn 6-3. A Jarvus t-5. Hrs St Louis Mccarver 5cepeda 9. Heir fifth wedding anniversary november. The first boy born at 1 15.m., weighed 2 pounds 13 ounces. The next born at 1 53a.m., weighed 3 pounds 4 Junces the third at 2 49 .,was 3 pounds 4 ounces and the ast at 3 17 ., was 3 pounds,4 ounces. Irvine 27, a labor Leader a Inland steel co. In East Chica go said the couple had though Tor two months that there would be triplets. And then wednes Day we Learned the x rays showed a fourth baby he . Irvine 26, and the babies were doing Well said or. Paul  of Rensselaer. Irvine who moved to wheat Field from Chicago with his parents when he was about a year old admitted there might be some problem with his suddenly expanded family in their five from Frame Home. But he said he had no Chance yet to think about enlarging the Home or  father said his sons Are named Allan Scott Byron Wil Liam Corey James and Dale Walter. Tori the couple met at a wheat Field restaurant owned by  s father Walt Whitaker. Fires rage lit California los Angeles a Brush fires driven by Gusty winds ate through thousands of acres of rugged California Park land saturday forcing fire officials to Call for hundreds of extra fire fighters from other continued from Page ii captive to the idea now. Mos is worried about the wave of liberalization spreading across Czechoslovakia and other communist East european lands however Johnson administration strategists see other valid reasons for promoting the reap local cutback theme now. They 1-the easing of East tensions is the mood among europeans today. Nato s espouse of Mutual Force reduction Louii Appeal to popular opinion emphasis on the need � equal moves by the soviets Jorder for the West to reduce forces will act As a Brake o mands inside the United so to bring gis Home from Timber of influential tors Are pressing for a states has 21moo to in St Gem the soviets have an Ejon 240,000 soldiers in Many Poland and by these forces snare a Burden to the both sides Rusk of conference Friday we that any substantial must be  nato minis e s win also at soviet Artno Mediterranean. Some eds Ian warships Are now v operating there. Ent Ionato Analy As a  firemen were injured in two Large blazes that began i a Clay in the Angeles National Forest. A third Blaze was out of control in Central California s los padres National Forest about jumbles South of King City. No Homes or communities were immediately threatened by any of the blazes fire officials said. Some outlying Struc Tures were destroyed