European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes f Hridoy july 19 writer accepts in Ruble royalties Huss Honor Cha agent Hochwald Moscow up column list Art Buchwald who next to Walter Lipp Manti is the Best known american journalist Here has been offered Gen Erous Ruble royalties by his soviet publishers it was Learned wednesday Buchwald was a special guest at luncheon Given by soviet newsmen at the Doma Jurn Alista Boose of journalists. He was the Only one among the More than 50 american newspaper men who Cane Here for the first pan american flight from new Yorkton Moscow to be so honoured. After exchanging quips and anecdotes with note soviet hosts the american it Morist agreed to accept All of 19 rubles $11.11 for the scores of his columns reprinted Here and read More avidly than probably inane country outside the United states. Like All foreign writers Buchwald is translated without permission Buthe does not care because As be told his russian admirers i am grateful for your offer of royalties but Stace i work for the Cia and i am using my column to disguise code messages to my rus Sian agents All i can accept is 10 rubles so As not to arouse any  a feature article in a soviet news Piper bad once tested about Wald s alleged association with Clamp actually published Hutc ohm to wbb he said fat code word included. 8 but 10 rubles is All Buchwald to although he could have Many thousand As Hove other Cefi ass 82,, As Erskine i on " d and doctor keeps Humphrey off Campaign Trail Washington a Vic president Hubert h. Humphrey reportedly has passed a Batter of tests determining he has nothing worse than flu but his doctor has barred him from the Campaign Trail until next  democratic presidential contender cancelled a Midwest trip that was to have begun thursday. Be now plans to re sume his Campaign monday with appearances in new York an California. The vice president postponed West coast trip last week blaming flu and fever. Diplomatic Grippe los Angeles mayor Samuel w. Yorty suggested then that Humphrey s illness might be a Case of diplomatic Grippe i View of the threats that some 15,000 Antiwar demonstrator would picket him. About 2,000 demonstrators showed up. But Humphrey s physician or. Edgar Herman insisted the Humphrey flu was the real thing and it is understood or dered a number of tests to backup his diagnosis. Talking about Hie bout wit the flu in a Brief Telephone inter View with the associated pres tuesday Humphrey said i probably would have been bet Ter off if i had taken the Doc Tor s advice and stayed Flat Only Back. But my office kept sending More work  jarring to report on Mideast Mission United nations up swedish ambassador Gunnar jarring . Secretary general Thant s special representative to the Middle East is schedule to arrive Here sunday night to report on his peace making mis Sion. A spokesman said the recon vening of a Security Council meeting on the Middle Bast would depend on the results of jarring s report. Hijacker stays in Havana Jet passengers return to Miami Fla. A a do jetliner forced to Cuba by a desperate cuban who told Crew men Fidel ordered me Back and 56 of its passengers re turned to Miami separately wednesday night leaving the restless Young Hijacker in Havana. Cuban authorities detained the passengers for nearly six hours claiming for the second time this month that a pcs was too Large to take off safely from Havana s Jose Marti air port. The National airlines Jet audits seven Crew members were allowed to return to Miami wednesday afternoon. The Pas sengers transported to Varade to 70 Miles East of Havana by motor vehicle flew Back to Florida aboard a propeller driven plane chartered by the . Capt. Sidney l. Oliver was the Pilot of the National Jet which was forced to refuel in 10 tens minutes at new Orleans. Pvt. Gary Hundley of Lyn Dean Martin s hands burned Hollywood a Singer Dean Martin suffered Burns on both hands i an Accident while filming a scene wednesday a movie firm s spokesman said. Martin was using a trick camera expected to Emit smoke but it backfired the studio spokesman said. It was t known when Martin would be Able to return to work on the picture House of 7  he was Given first Aid on the set. Wood calif., one of several servicemen aboard the Jet. Said the cubans treated us  segregated us from the rest of the passengers and would t let us talk to anyone. We could t eat the food or drink the  Oliver said the Hijacker whole said boarded the plane in los Angeles and was listed on the passenger list Only As Hernan Dez threatened to blow up the plane with a phony grenade that turned out to be shaving  also carried a pistol. It was the ninth Mia King this year of a commercial Airliner. Oliver said stewardess Kath has he it i be of to go to col any Way i  when they arrived i Cuba Oliver said the Hijacker made a big show of unwrapping his hand grenade. It was a can of of spice shaving  wednesday s hijacking marked the first time one of the com wandered planes had stopped forr fueling before heading to Cuba. The Hijacker took charge of flight 1094 Over Texas. Tragic false alarm 9 children die in new York fire new York a nine children and two adults died thursday when fire flashed through a Frame and stucco Pri vate Home occupied by three families in St. Albans Queens. Another child jumped from second floor window into a neighbor s  and was  said five persons were treated at Mary immaculate Hospital and released. John t. O Hagan chief of the fire department said that if it had not been for a false alarm sounded moments earlier Many if not All of these Fatali ties May have been  As it was the first alarm was sounded by a neighbor Audrey Stewart who lives in an Adja cent building on Mexico Street near 180th street."1 heard some crackling in the Back of the House next door and looked out the window she said. I could see the flame shooting up from the  she ran to a nearby fire  Hook and ladder Crew re turning from the false alarm saw the flames and called for More equipment. Demo blasts Aid officials in Vietnam Washington a therein evidence that Many officials of the Agency for International development Are Selling cigarettes whisky radios and Simi Lar pm and commissary Mer Chandise to the South Vietnam Ese sen. Stephen m. Young d Ohio told the Senate  said the Aid director in South Vietnam receives in excess of 144,000 a year 28 officials receive in excess of 941,700a year 83 receive 139.500 m receive in excess of 130,000 400receive to excess of $24,900 and 71 receive More than $19,000 a year this is outrageous Youn said. What justification is there he asked for the Aid head in Vietnam to receive almost$5,000 a year More than the chief Justice of the unite states what possible reason can be Given for paying 110 other Aid officials a greater salary than that received by members of the Cabinet senators and congressmen in addition to base salaries Young said the Aid officials Are Given a 25 per cent hardship allowance a $3,000 maintenance allowance and fringe benefits including air conditioned Hou ing and medical care and All pm and commissary  is evidence that Many sell cigarettes whisky radio Sand other pm and commissary merchandise to South Viet namese. The Black Market in Saigon is a disgustingly hug operation he saut. Instead of enriching the ban accounts of Aid and other civil Ian officials in Vietnam he said efforts should be made to end . Involvement in the War. Police identified the dead As mrs. Bessie Berry jew and her four children Charlene 3. De Nise 4, Reginald of and Jane 8 Bobbie Jeanie Gibson 10months and her Sisters Sheila 4, and Bertha 7 Darlene Black,2, and her sister Sheila 9, and Charles hoist 24.the ton was the highest to the City since a Blaze Jan. 10 too the lives of nine children and four adults i a Brooklyn ten ement. Police arrested Penny Coon,19, a medical corpsman attached to the St. Albans naval Hospital and booked him on a charge of turning in a malicious false alarm. Market takes another loss new York a toe Stock Market closed with another loss thursday. Trading was  demand from the wednesday closing was apparent at the Start. Prices Rose in Early trading but the momentum did not last. The Market became mixed and then fell. Wide losses were taken by some of the Glamor stocks including Xerox Polaroid Andra Theon. Standard Oil new Jersey Wasan element of Blue Chip strength the decline was spotty and it was moderate on balance. Volume was 17.42 million shares compared with 13,39 Mil lion tue4ay.the Dow Jones Industrial aver age dropped 3.25 to 917.05. Off it cooker Greenfield mass up a heat wave finally got to the town clock tuesday. It chimed17 times at 7 a.m., then sulked in silence the rest of the Day. . Warned if underrated China missiles Washington  China will be Able to overwhelm the american mis Sile defense system 20 times Over with nuclear weapons by1980, a specialist in atomic weapons said  scientist Ralph b. Lapp challenged the Johnson administration s Contention that the projected $5 million thin antimissile system named sen Tinel would be effective against China into the decade of the 1980s. There is even a Strong Hance Lapp told up in an interview that the chinese will have More missiles than senti Nel can Stop before the defens system is Ever deployed. Congress has authorized the system but has t funded it. Limited danger our defense officials Are in effect saying that there is no danger from chinese missiles for five years and Only limited danger until the 1980s," Lapp said 3f believe this assessment of bed China s icbms intercontinental ballistic missile capability to be far Short of the Mark. My estimate is that they will have 10 of them by 1970,40fcw 1972, 100 by 1974, 200 by 1976, 800 by 1978, and 1,000 by 1980."the Sentinel system scheduled to become fully operational in1972, is designed initially to Stop 40 to 50 missiles if the defensive weapons operate with extreme  noted there is usually sup Page in such projects that puts them behind schedule. 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