European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 12, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and strikes monday 70 Hurt As roof Falls at jazz fest London up a tin roof used As a makeshift grandstand collapsed under More than 100teen-agers saturday night shortly after a jazz concert master of ceremonies promised them something you will never Eversee Many of the persons attending Britain s eighth annual jazz and czechs turn to meetings with Ulbricht continued from Page 1 was a part of the series of bilateral talks the czechs requested last month. The request was made after the so called unfriendly five communist parties the soviet Union Poland East Germany Hungary and Bulgaria Metat Warsaw and sent the czechs a letter that was scathingly critical of their reforms. Czech sources said tha the next meeting after the one with Ulbricht will be with Nicola Ceausescu of Romania who has veered sharply from the Moscow line and who like Tito supported the czechs against the Warsaw blues festival at the old Kemp ton Park race track South of London thought the collapse was part of the music made by the crazy world of Arthur Brown the pop group on stage at the time. Two nearby hospitals reported they had treated about 70 per sons and admitted More than dozen of them for injuries rang ing from broken arms and Legato abdominal injuries and in one Case a broken Back. But the show went on after loudspeakers appealed to the 20,000 persons not to witness said the teen agers caught in the collapse were to horror struck to cry out As the roof Over an old 20-Yard-Long cat walk from an adjacent railway station to the race track grand stand went Down with barely a sound. Commencement Den. Horace m. Wade addresses 102 master s degree candidates ill the University of Southern California s third annual overseas commencement in Wiesbaden. Wilh him Are chaplain col John p. Fellows left and or. Douglas a beaks. Is Grandy Wade urges us class to Tachee . Problems five last month. Tito flew from Prague at 10a.m. Saturday after a triumphal two Day visit marked by cheer ing Flag waving throngs grate Ful for his moral support during the czech crisis. There was no indication thata formal treaty of Friendship was one of the Aims of Tito s visit but the tone of the yugoslav Leader s remarks at a news con Ference saturday indicated that czech yugoslav relations will beware in the future. The Ulbricht meeting is apparently intended to soften the mistrust of the czechs most bit Ter opponent in the communist Camp. It May also be aimed at lessening the czechs dislike of most Czechoslovakia it was Ulbricht and not the soviet with their troops who emerged As the villain in last month pressure Campaign. Baseball sunday major league tha associated press american league Oakland. 400 102 0018 12 Washington 0300000003 6 0 Nash and Paglia Roll Coleman Ortega r and French. A Nash 10-7. A Cole Man 8-13. Oakland. Jackson 20 Green 2i, Krou Kli 2. Minnesota 250 300 010 11 16 0new York 000 100 010 243 Chance 11-10 and Roseboro Stottle Myre Malliot 2tillotson 6womack 9 and Gibbs. Up Stottler Nyre 15-9. Or Oliva 17th. First Gam Cleveland 030 000 0306 10 0 Chicago 000 000 1001 4 4s. Williams 9-7 and Sims Priddy Rybant 3carlos 6peters 8and Josephson. Up Priddy 3-7. Or Peters 2nd. Californi Baltimore Mcglothlin 7-10 and Sarlani hardly Morris 3bunker 6watt 8 and Hendricks. Up Hardin 14-8. Or Satriano 5th. National league by. Louis 010 000 1013 6 1atlanta 000 500 Fox 5 12 0 Carlton Granger 4hughes 6nel Eon 8 and Edwards Jarvia Niekro 9 and Torre. A Jarvia 11-9. A Carlton 11-7. Or St. Louis Shannon 14. First Gam new York 000 000 001-1 4 2 ban prance u 010 001 oox2 8 0seaver and Grote Sadock and Tetz. A Baeckl 11-13. A Seaver. 104. By Steve Gibson staff writer. Wiesbaden is m. Wade Safe com Mander in chief challenged us master s degree candidates Sun Day to apply their knowledge an insights toward solving National problems in the United the University of Southern California s third annual o v e a seas commencement the air Force general outlined the candidates added responsibilities to America the air Force their Fel Low workers and us. Wade s afternoon commence ment address at Rhein main Halle marked the completion omasters degree requirements for 102 . Forces scholars who have been attending classes while serving with the air Force or Asaf civilians. Challenge made complimenting them on their Scholastic attainment made at the expense of their Leisure Wade challenged them to acknowledge their new responsibilities. You must not ignore your even broader responsibilities in the present and in the future to our american society he said. The educated Man or woman especially the one who has the Benefit of advanced and up to Date training is of vital importance to the Resolution of National problems. During your career with the military and in the years that follow i Challenge you to apply the knowledge and insights which you have gained through your studies not Only to your Advance ment but also to opening even wider the opportunities of Educa Tion and training to All Ameri the general told the graduates of a move by the air Force personnel system towards More effective control of assignments of officers who possess advanced degrees. Already under Way at t h e . Air Force military person Nel Center is the action to control duty assignments of All officers who possess doctorate de Grees he said. The air Force plans to extend the program to masters degree holders in t h Enear after Wade s address or. Carlm. Franklin us vice president for financial affairs conferred master s degrees in aerospace operations management and i education on the graduates. Chicago area cop shot in racial disturbance from a and up dispatches a policeman was shot and wounded Early sunday during a disturbance in the predominantly negro Community of East Chicago Heights South of Chi Cago. Police sealed off the area of the disturbance and the Cook county sheriff s department sent sheriff s police to assist the Community s Small police Force. The sheriff s office said the policeman was struck in the right Arm by a Shotgun blast when he answered a disturbance Call. Youths fleeing from the Are told reporters a Large number of 104 010 023 11 18 2 000 000 of/1 1 62 Pope implores catholics9 prayers continued from Page 1 ornate 100-year-old Cathedral Early in the morning posted look outs in the Church s towers and blocked All priests and regular communicants were refused in trance. All sunday masses were Post toned except for a Mas planned by the demonstrators in the re not against the Pope or his visit said father Andre Opazo one of eight priests Tak ing part in the Are against the Way the visit is being planned. The Church is an aristocratic must recognize the daily real Ity and problems of the poor father Opazo claimed the papal visit and Tho Eucharisti Congress set for next week in Colombia were examples of the Church acting apart from the protesters sent a delegation to explain their position to Raul Cardinal Silva. The Dele gation was turned away Fathe Opazo said. The archdiocese of Santiago had no immediate comment on the seizure of the Cathedral. Negroes was involved in the disturbance. In neighbouring chicag Heights a mainly White Community a rash of fires was re ported. In Little Rock Ark. A National guardsman was wounded saturday night during the second straight night of racial disturb ances in the capital and More gunfire Early sunday shattered a momentary Lull in trouble after a Midnight countywide cur few went into about the same time Little Rock police said someone Shotat firemen who were fighting a minor Blaze ignited at a liquor store by a firebomb. No one was hit officers Miami fla., an overnight curfew was clamped Over half Tho City again saturday after negro youth leaders delivered a series of ultimatums to area officials during the second Day of Calm. The dark to Dawn curfew Cov ered streets in Miami s three major negro neighbourhood where three people were shot dead and 18 wounded earlier inthe week. Nixon opens his Campaign in san Diego continued from Page 1 would feel free to break his silence on criticism of the . Conduct of the Vietnam Waif president Johnson changed his position and stopped the bombing iof North Vietnam without a Matching step by Hanoi. Nixon also said a unilateral halt of the bomb ing would probably destroy the Vietnam peace talks in Given the current situation the negotiations held some hop and it would be irresponsible for a political candidate to com ment on them. His briefing by Johnson Secretary of state Dean Rusk Cia director Richard Helms an Paris negotiator Cyrus Vance was full and candid. Absolutely protest at Pacific 8&s Tokyo up a group of about 15 anti american students demonstrated in front Pacific stars and newspaper office sunday. The shouted Yankee go Home of the stripes and Yankee get out riot police broke up the protest. 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