European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 3, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 Thi stars and i Thiril wednesday july 3, a proxy Mote arrives to end wedding Story continued from Page it ment to Turkey he was flustered. Two weeks in t much time to sell a car and get married he said at the Airport Here tues Day while waiting for her plane to arrive. He had flown from Turkey Over the weekend to make sure he d be on hand to greeter. Friedman was Able to sell Theca but the wedding had to wait a Little. The courtship continued by mail. Friedman proposed miss Faddis accepted being algal Secretary she Learned that they could be wed by a Roar under Colorado Law Tjho wedding was scheduled May 23, and Asher Groom miss Faddis chose Charles Cooper 32, of Denver. Occasional Babysitter mrs. Cooper said it was Okay since miss Faddis lived wit them and was their Babysitter on occasion. District court judge Mitchel. Johns said it was Okay too and performed the ceremony with Cooper taking miss Faddis As attorney in fact for Law rence Friedman to be his Fried Man s  after the ceremony the judge told Cooper that concludes your part for right  the first Friedman knew hews indeed married was when the telegrams arrived. Phone Calls Frojm or to Turkey were just about impossible he said and he knew he could t be heard or  As for a wedding in per son and in Turkey the require civil ceremony preparation was just too complicated to  new mrs. Friedman took a commercial flight to Frankfurt tuesday and after a Honey Moon amid the mountains of Garmisch she Hopes to Fly on to Turkey As a bonafide dependent wife. A House awaits in  Beds Are made and the cupboards Are filled Friedman could assure his Bride. Transplant in Virginia sgt. To donate kidney to brother by Obtover unlisted in the air Force seven the sergeant s wife Sharon is jj0, it  the same tin m x. Ite hot Amy j a. Al  a title of c9ttawbkjhb fit 4k la  it a by Bob Noyes a . Bureau chief Alconbury England is a 25-year-old air Force Mechanic will give up a kidney in a last ditch Effort to save the life of Bis ailing . Ronald r. Bramhall Trevorton. Pa., will Fly to the states soon for the transplant operation at the medical Coll Geof Virginia in Richmond. Doctors have told him it s the Only Chance to save his brother Richard w. Bra Hull 26, who has been suffering from an in curable kidney disease for 14years. The brother is married and has two  Serviceman Bramhall unlisted years ago. He reported to the 10th tactical recon Wing herein april 1987 As a general me chanic on Jet aircraft the sergeant said Here attests a the states revealed 1 should be an Ideal donor. I Veblen told the doctor who will perform the operation has had90 per cent Success with family transplants"1 expect to be in bed for about three weeks after the operation and to be on ought Duff another three  be beet assured can live a Normal life with one kidney Andi feel very strongly about going through with  the expecting a child in september she Wal leave Alconbury july 16to live with his parents in pen  time of my departure will depend on in brother cob Eltten Bramhall said the doctors plan to remove both of his kidneys which Are a teen and to purify his blood Wlk Idney met Cine. At Uio the of pit tace Irnis Crk time they hts thought they Milsht cure him hut he Hasi been declining in recent years Bramhall s brother has been on the critical list since May that the father Raymond Bramhall a suffered n h attack on hit Way to visit son i the Hong total. Tit Luicel us Hui  re " re.  Minot in a foot filial. The eld Bramhall has been an the Mother works two Day week in a shirt factory to the family Bramhall jaw Here thai Atlon win Cost about if i sergeant will have this own Shire of the a which uld amount to 12,000 the intr Fot will sender Ahmad id the states on missive toy. Philadelphia a fran Cis Cardinal Brennan who began his service to the roman Catho Lic Church As an altar boy in Small Pennsylvania Coal town and Rose to the highest Vatican Post Ever held by an american died  Brennan was known As the quiet american Hirome where be headed the roman curia s congregation of sacrament. Cardinal Brennan 74, came to Philadelphia last june 17 for a series of tests and treatment at Misericordia Hospital. He had complained of feeling 111 for about a month. He had been ill in Rome be fore deciding to Fly Here for treatment of an undisclosed ail ment a Misericordia Hospital spokesman Sai Cardinal Brennan a native of Shenandoah pa., said he entered the Priesthood because of the Beautiful Christian life of his parents James and mar Garet Brennan. His father was a  James Brennan was both May 7, 1894. Be had thre Brothers Ana two Sisters. Two of his Brothers Naysh and rus Sellare doctors and the third John a dentist Cardinal Bre Liua storms flail Britain Europe shelters in 90s London a Freak storms hit Britain tuesday As a heat wave scorched  train was derailed in Bel Gium when rails warped. Rom Post office workers struck. In Brussels a traffic police men leaped Clear of an oncoming Streetcar leaving his shoe stuck i the melting Tair pave ment. London s famed Tower Bridge which got stuck open and a fire boat had to Spray it was work ing again. The temperature dropped to 77 degrees and Cool ing thunderstorms approached. Storms lashed parts of Britai with rain and Hail flooding the streets stranding shoppers an closing some roads and rail ways. Mom pleads to jndge9 but gang kills son Philadelphia a an Nie Mae Taylor concerned about her son begged the judge to do something about gang shootings in her . Taylor was in county court monday night with her14yearold son Jonathan lie had been arrested last thursday for threatening another boy with a shotgun.4"please do something about the gangs mrs. Taylor asked the judge. Somebody going to an i do it. And my neigh Bor can t do it. We need help from the  Jonathan released into the custody of his Mother for a fur ther hearing sept. 30, left the courtroom with mrs. Taylor. Almost seven hours later. Jonathan was shot to death in what police said was another Flarup of gang warfare in North Central  said Jonathan a Mem Ber of one gang was killed by Ashot that broke up a Brief Battle Between two gangs of 15 youths. Onn tuesday authorities aai they arrested Michael Lucas 15, and charged him with Mur Der in Jonathan s death Lone Yachtsman Alec Rose heading for Home in the English Channel after a 28,000-mile sin Gle handed voyage around the world was driven backwards by lashing winds and his yacht was hammered by hailstones the size of Golf bails. Rome sizzled again in temperatures in the High 90s As 218,000 students sheltered Over their University Entrance exams through out , where soaring temperatures monday sent student demonstrators in Munich to Cool off in a Fountain wilted again under temperatures around 00 do Grees and schools declared a Spe Cial Holiday. Some headed for the country s highest Mountain . Where the Snow Cap was melting faster than usual this summer. On Belgium s Baudouin motor Way Concrete slabs buckled in the heat and lifted As much as20 inches. Monday s heat warped the rails at thin and a freight train was a trailed. A week Long heat wave continued in Spain where Reading have gone As High As 112.west Berlin and Vienna also sheltered in temperatures in the80eund90i. Marine losses-1 � Lead in Vietnam Washington. A marines Are making much heavier casualties proportionately than the other . Armed serv ices in the Vietnam  have suffered about one third of the combat killed and wounded although number ing Lesa than 14 per cent of the total 619,004-Man . Troop commitment in Southeast  army has lost More dead and wounded than the marines but has More than four time As Many men involved in the War. The air Force and Navy have been hit lightly compared with the marines and army troop which carry the Brunt of the ground  officials said the marines have a bigger slice of their Force available for Battle than the army because they refurnished Supply and other sup port by the Navy and to som extent by the army supports its own the army supports its own combat troops As Well As Man Ning huge depots and other rear Echelon  of june 22. The United states had lost 25,367 killed i combat and 157.517 wounded. The marines suffered 8,445, or33 per cent killed and 55,480, or 35 per cent  army sustained 15,545, 61 per cent of the Battle death Sand 94.984, or 60 per cent. Of the would cd 11the roughly 60 per cent flare of total . Casualties borne bythe army is very close to the army s 59.5 per cent of the . Commitment in Vietnam Thailand and on ships  army accounts for 356.000 men in Vietnam plus about Boac pilots Call off strike London a pilots of Testate owned British overseas airways corp. Boac called of their two week strike monday. Negotiations with management Are resuming the strike started Junt u Toback  demands which the pilots said would bring them inline with other International air lines Wagner la Madrid Madrid a former Newyork mayor Robert f. Wagner has arrived in Madrid to makeup he new Post a ambassador to Spain fee is scheduled to present his credentials to the Spanish government thursday. 10.000 in  84,000 marines in Vietnam represent about 13.6 per cent o the total . Armed forces it Southeast Asia thus their pro portion of casualties is in than twice their representation in the War. The air Force with 61,0men in Vietnam and Thailand has lost 561, or 2 per cent plus the War s combat dead and 1,995, or 1 per cent plus of out wounded total. The Over All air Force Conti urgent totals 15.6 per cent of the . Military Force in Southe Astasia. Only a Small fraction of Theair Force ult sees combat the vast majority maintain an Supply the aircraft at their  Navy with 68,000 men to Vietnam or operating offshore has lost 816. This is some what More than 3 per cent the . Total. Its wounded num Ber 5,058, also a 3 per cent Sli of the Over All total. Some Navy Pilot some of the Navy dead were pilots in the air War but mos died in surface actions such As River patrols. Ithe air Force for outstrip the other services in the total  or captured reflecting losses of aircraft Over Nort Vietnam. The latest report showed 5w air Force men missing find captured $8e a by which also has Lawair crewmen in the bombing of North Vietnam reported 1wmissing and 4 captured. The army listed 200 me missing while Only 24 arc regarded As  marines said 104 men Art missing and 17 captured. 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