European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 1, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Augut i 1961 the stars and stripes Page 23 held m gunpoint Tor hour policeman saved from gang death  nov by five tried Mich. Up a  a bal Sta idea Youthful thugs As he Beer bottles and the finally father of escaped 82,five As married children another police officer lunged for the gun being held at Starnes head after the group had been cornered. The Cha a through several Oakland county communities began late in the afternoon a Starnes was answering a Call from a citizen who complained the youths aged 16 to 19, were throwing Beer bottles from their car. As he approached the five Uii ii allow reds in Viet voting continued from Png 1 intimidation elections in which every group willing to do so Mandlay its full part in the peaceful a. I process Humphrey Means being willing the results of these political said. And itto accept new location picked for Academy awards Hollywood a the annual Academy awards Cere Mony held at the civic auditorium in Santa Monica the last eight years moves next year tothe los Angeles music Center. The Academy of motion Pic Ture arts and sciences said in making the announcement Here that the music Center s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion has facilities for a More exciting and entertaining show than has Ever before been  the ceremony next april 14 will be televised nationally. Elections,be." whatever they May Humphrey s speech appeared to be an Effort to take a More flexible position on Vietnam than that of the administration while not going so far As to be accused of disloyalty to the president he is serving. A Humphrey aide said the vice president s use of the term every group included the Elf political Arm of the Vietcong if it wished to participate. This is something the White House As Well As the Saigon government has repeatedly said it could not countenance. The ambiguous nature of the vice president s statement underlined his problem in trying to find some Way of convincing the Large number of Antiwar voters that he somehow would be More ready to Compromise on Vietnam than the president. The White House had no immediate comment on Humphrey s speech. Circled him grabbed his service revolver and forced him into their car. Policemen from 10 surround ing communities aided by state police and a helicopter finally cornered the youths car in the driveway of an isolated farm House. As the youths held the gun to Starnes head another officer crept up lunged for and the grabbed the gun. Starnes said the youths had continually beaten him during the Chase and fired four shot sat him. He suffered bruises and powder Burns. I Don t know who that detective was but i owe him my life Starnes said after the ordeal. They had the gun cocked at the Back of my  three of the youths were quickly taken into custody. Theother two were tracked Down in the wooded country within two hours. Recovering mrs. Allen h. Brunk 49, of Houston tex., was in Good condition tuesday after receiving a donor heart and being treated for a massive blood clot monday night.  is the first woman to receive the heart of another woman. Donor was mrs. Alvaleo Neal 40, who died of a tumor of the brain. A photo Mutual funds prices new York up National association of securities dealers inc. 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Steel corp. And Bethlehem steel corp., the top two steel makers announced Price in creases even before the formal signing of the new wage contract covering 400,000 us members. Bethlehem raised prices effective aug. 8, across the Board by an average of slightly Les than 5 per  . Steel the leading producer raised prices on tin Mill products a major item ranging unto 9.7 per cent. The increase will be effective oct. 1. Tin plate is used in the pack aging and can manufacturing industries. Other steel companies were expected to fall in line with the Price  announcing the Price in crease . Steel made no mention of the new three year wage contract negotiated tuesday night with the us. The proposed contract ended the threat of a nationwide strike at Midnight wednesday nigh when a current three year agree ment  sources said the con tract granting 400,000 us members employed by 11 major steel companies increases in wages and fringe benefits total ing about 90 cents an hour could not be supported by current steel  had anticipated higher steel product prices even before new wage contract was agreed on. Man fights Bear with Fly Rod Spokane Wash. A a Spokane couple told tuesday How they fought off an enraged grizzly Bear in Western Montana Timberland with Only a fishing Rod for defense. Hubert Tauscher and his wife said they were fishing near nox on mont., last week when the stumbled upon the Mother grizzly s Domain. Apparently fearful for her cubs the snarling Mother ear charged them repeatedly. It was like a Nightmare that was real mrs. Tauscher said. She eventually climbed a tree but Tauscher stood his ground with the Fly  whacked the grizzly Over her nose with the tip of therod she said. One time the Bear reared up on her Hind leg Sand roared her fangs showing and her claws  time the Bear charged from a different Angle but he kept hitting the Bear and poking at her All the time yell ing at her to get out of the coun try she  said two almost fully grown cubs then sprang out of the Bushes and the three bears  report follows the re cent killing of at least three grizzlies in sections of Montana after they threatened people. Of Jet Down in Calif. Five bodies found red Bluff Calif. Up air Force Rescue teams searched rugged Sierra Foothills wednes Day for four airmen missing from a Jet Tanker which crashed on Aroutine training flight. Five Bod ies were found in the wreckage. A witness said he did not see any parachutes. The kc135, carrying three instructors three students and three maintenance men ignited Forest fire when it plunged onto the Side of a Mountain 36miles Northeast of Here tuesday. Five bodies too badly burned to be identified immediately were found in the wreckage strewn 200 Yards along the Mountainside. The nine men aboard were identified As it. Col. Glenn. Rolfe 42 capt. Dale a. Lot Terer 39 t. Sgt. Hurchel  jr., 28 it. Col. Laval d. Tremblay 47 1st it. Gail  jr., 26 sgt. James a. Olvis jr., 25 sgt. Daryl d. Dix,21 sgt. David w. Decante 26, and airman 1c Benson , 21. All were based at Castle and had Homes near Theair Field. The Tanker was on a training Mission. Castle fab said it had no Learned any details or whether there were any witnesses to the crash. The search parties were sent to the scene from Beale fab Marysville and from  guard helicopters were sent to the scene. Senate approves Bill to protect reservists Washington up the Senate has approved a measure designed to protect National guardsmen and reservists from Job discrimination while the Yare under armed services  Bill now goes to the House which has passed similar Legisla Tion. Pueblo clause in Aid Bill Washington up the Senate voted tuesday to ban foreign Aid to any communist country until North Korea returns the 82 Crew members of the Pueblo. The vote was 43 to 29.opponents branded the Mea sure an amendment to the $1.9billion foreign Aid Bill As silly and a cruel hoax since no . Aid is Given now to communist countries. Bunsen. Peter Dominick r-colo., insisted it might impel the soviet Union to bring pressure on North Korea to release the Pueblo Crew. Dominick s amendment provoked an angry 45-minute debate on the Pueblo s  democratic Leader Mike Mansfield shouted warnings that any forceful action to get the Pueblo Crew Back would involve the United states in a second land War in  Tokyo population rises Tokyo up the population of this world s largest City reached 11,336,552 As of july 1,the City government announced tuesday. The population in creased by 16,711 during june. 8,83 value line ads Val lne 9.4210.32 Val Luo 6.56 7.19 Val Sylvan sri varied Viking Walla in or in wish Mfd ind  we fld Lucon Worth 9.3d 10.26 5.27 5.7ti 5.65 6.14 7.57 82312.53 13.69 x13.46 14.71 13.35 14.619.04 8.89 15.48 16.7420.1831.93 14.87 18.25 7.91 8.656.57 6.0i dividend. Emphysema smoking again linked. _. _ 5 a i � _ a n4vw a it i t a � 1 Otto f3 t to Washington a cigarette smoking appears to Multi ply a person s susceptibility to a crippling lung disease associated with air pollution a new american cancer society study . E. Cuyler Hammond a society vice president presented preliminary results of the study of 126,986 men betwee the Ages of 45 and 74 to a Senate Public works subcommittee tuesday. These findings suggest that occupational exposure to dust fumes and gases has a greater effect in respect to emphysema upon cigarette smoker than upon nonsmokers Ham mond said. To put it another Way the combination of the two factors appears to have a far greater effect than might be expected from the effect of each of the two alone he continued. Emphysema is a chronic lung disease characterized by Short Ness of breath fatigue and chronic coughing. The disease has been associated with both heavy cigarette smoking and air pollution