European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              The stars and stripes pig 23 turks March in riot death protest need. Ii wednesday also ugh five u.s76u1 Fleet wars whose arrival to turkish fat parked the demonstrations left Here  students converged on Istanbul s qty Hall to protests e death of Vedat Demircioglu i 24 year old Law student who died to a Hospital wednesdays orning of a brain Haemorrhage. Demirc Oglu had suffered ahead injury during a clash with police in an earlier demonstration protesting the july 17 arrival of 6th Fleet ships about 200 demonstrators carrying pictures of the dead Stu Dent tried to Lay a Black Wreath in his Honor at City Hall. The Sot Down in front of the build ing screaming murderers " atthe police. Twenty protesters were arrested. . Kuril Village look homeless my 7 Saigon up Viet con troops striking in a Steve of attacks along South Vietnam Northern coast swept through a Village wednesday and set off holocaust that burned about 200 dwellings to the ground and left an estimated 1,000 people Home loss a Force of about 200 guerrillas put the Village on thu Dau tothe Torch shortly after Dawn while Viet Cong mortar bar rages pinned Down . Marines defending the area. There was no immediate re port on the number of civilian casualties in the burned Village Southwest of Danang. At Lea Stone Marine was wounded As about 50 rounds of 60mm mortar fire hit a combined action Pla Toon on the outskirts of the Village. Guerrilla units also fired 10big 122mm rockets wednesday night into the . Marine sup ply base at red Beach five Miles North of Danang. . Military spokesmen describe casualties As Light and said they had no immediate assessment of damage at the base the Pri Mary Supply base for Marine sin the Northern provinces. Other Viet Cong forces struck at cities and outposts along the Northern coast in the heaviest fighting in Vietnam in a month. They hit at a number of coastal Points Between the . Marine Headquarters at Danang an Quang Ngai 65 Miles to the South. Battle near Saigon fighting also intensified on the outskirts of Saigon where . 9th inf div troops killed32 Viet Cong in the heaviest Battle near the capital since july 16. Ten americans were killed and nine wounded in the clash. Allied troops patrolling the Saigon outskirts in anticipation of a new offensive also found three huge weapons caches Mil itary spokesmen said. After the remaining student were dispersed they set off in a March toward the court build ing. Meanwhile up to 5,000 per sons rampaged through the Cen trial Anatolian City of Kenya tuesday night and Early wednes Day morning protesting against planned anti american Demon  people were reported injured eight of them  arrested about 50 of the demonstrators. 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They also successfully backed amendments that make the measure somewhat less Strong than when it came out of the House judiciary  wednesday the sen ate judiciary committee approved a similar measure by a vote of 9 to 3.the House reaffirming a pre Vious action voted 225 to 198wednesday to exempt from pro visions of the Bill the National Board for promotion of Rifle practice which is closely associated with the National Rifle association opponents of gun control legislation. Rep. Emanuel Celler d-n.y.,floor manager of the Bill said the amendment would exempt the Era and its nearly one Mil lion members from the Meas ure. The House also re approved a amendment which excludes from the mail order sales prohibition ammunition for use in rifles and shotguns leaving i Only that for pistols and Revol vers. 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Senate majority Leader Mike Mansfield d-mont., told news men he thinks it will be difficult to defeat a filibuster when con Gress returns in september after the National political conventions. Delay won sen. John l. Mcclelland-ark., critic of supreme court rulings on criminal confessions invoked Senate Courtesy to win a one week delay in a judiciary committee vote on Fortas. Another committee session before Congress quits for the conventions next week appear doubtful. Chief Justice Earl Warren Hassid he will remain on the Bench when the court begins its new term oct. 7 if Fortas is not approved As Bis successor by that time. Mansfield said he did t thin the judiciary committee hear Ings which wound up tuesday had helped Fortas chances. Sen. James 0. Eastland d-miss., the committee chairman disclosed wednesday fort Ashad turned Down an invitation to return for renewed questioning about court rulings on obscenity. Photos displayed the request was voiced by sen. Strom Thurmond r-s.c.,As he displayed magazines filled with nude photographs at the end of the hearings and charged that court decisions had encouraged pornography. Sen. Philip a. Hart d-mich.,made the motion for immediate committee endorsement of for tas in the closed meeting. Mcclellan said i was Tready to vote on it today and some of the others weren Tready  the Arkansas senator took advantage of an unwritten Rule of Senate protocol permitting theone week postponement at the request of any committee Mem Ber. Mcclellan led a fight earlier this year to write into the Omni bus crime control Bill several provisions designed to overturn recent supreme court ruling restricting the use of Confes Sions in criminal trials. 1 could not vote to confirm anyone who would persist in that philosophy he  judiciary committee could meet again anytime next week after tuesday but Senate Republican Leader Everett  of Illinois questioned whether enough members would be present. Dirksen senior gop member of the judiciary committee will be in Miami Beach fla., head ing platform hearings in preparation for the Republican nation Al convention. At least two col leagues also will be absent. Gas Cloud forces City evacuation South Charleston . Up a widespread slow moving Cloud of chlorine Gas which hovered Over this Industrial Community for 10hours dissipated wednesday and the state civil defense chief said it no longer was dangerous. Hundreds were sickened bythe Gas and nearly All 20,000 residents of this chemical Cit of the world were evacuated during the night and shelter Dat four evacuation centers. State and City officials said the fact there was no loss of life was due to pre planned Emer gency procedures which went into effect minutes after a dry bleach storage tank at an fac inorganic division chemical Plant exploded at 9 p.m., Edt tuesday and caught fire releasing a dense heavy Cloud of chlorine Gas.228 treated area hospitals reported the treated 228 persons for inhalation of the Gas. Twenty eight were detained at the hospitals and were reported in satisfactory condition. At 7 30 . Wednesday Sila starry West Virginia state civil defense director said the gashed dissipated to S.C. an extent that it is not no considered  residents were permitted to return to their Homes and police dismantled Road blocks which ringed the Community. Bomb scare in Paris Paris a a telephoned threat that a bomb was aboard an air Algeria plane caused a two hour delay wednesday in the Takeoff of the flight from orly Airport. A search found nothing. Sup in tellers tech  plan Tex cd two  8. 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Robert Kennedy were political assassinations not the acts of deranged individuals. She spoke to a dinner of the Mccall corporation forum women Power in action to Ward the reduction of violence i do not regard the murder of my husband Martin Luther King or. Nor the murders of John  or Robert Kennedy As simply the act of a deranged individual Coretta King said. Each of these acts was  keynote speaker at the two Day conference that began tues Day mrs. King addressed a Gath ering of Over 200 women and a few  cannot be a coincidence that All three of these murdered people were actively engaged in the cause of Ocial Justice she , she continued could it be a coincidence that no conserva Tive or reactionaries were slain in a similar manner. However she said it is not necessary to look for the threads connecting the three  real threads Are embedded in the social order she said. After John f. Kennedy was murdered my husband wrote that the assassination was predictable Given the climate in Dallas. Well the same could have been said for the climate in Memphis or los Angeles. A nation that spends $53 each year for each poverty stricken individual and $500,000 to kill each enemy Soldier has mixed up its priorities mrs. King  called on the women in the audience to band together to become the conscience of this nation. To end racism and the War in Vietnam