European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              The stars and stripes Public fears big government Princeton . A government More than big by labor is viewed greatest threat. Rank and file democrats a r nearly As critical of growing fed eral Power As Are republicans Gallup said. In the Survey of 1,528 people in More than 300 localities 46 per cent said government will be the greatest threat to the nation 26 per cent said labor and 12 per cent said business. Sixteen percent expressed no opinion. The Public As posing the great threat to the United states in future the Gallup poll report to of the nationwide Irvey contrast sharply with hisken near the end of presi & Eisenhower s term in 1959 when big labor was seen As the sidelined by site Burns new York a Long sideburns May be the right thing forgone men of fashion but they re not in favor with Northwest Orient  of its cargo handlers at Kennedy Airport have been mended for failing to comply with a company directive that sideburns should not be below the Middle of the  fhe men s Union has arranged m meeting with company Repie Leit Atileti to try to Settle the problem. Mad Cox seeks lbs briefing lawmaker says Russ Jet bombers keep watch Over . 6th Fleet Washington up rus Sian Jet bombers flying from North afr can Arab bases Are conducting surveillance of . 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean sea rep. Bob Wilson r-calif., reported sunday. He said the United states should respond by bolstering is Rael s deterrent capacity. Wilson a member of the House armed services committee quoted the state department s response to his question about whether the soviets have established naval air bases on the rim of the Mediterranean and had in creased military activity in the Region. Assistant Secretary of state Atlanta a. A geor Gia gov. Lester Maddox said sunday he will request a White House briefing on the Paris peace talks the Pueblo incident and the current situation in Vietnam prior to taking his bid for the democratic presidential nomination to Chicago. Maddox said he plans to go to Washington no later than wednesday and i Hope the president or his office will be Able to provide me with a Brief ing on those situations. I also will make an Effort to appear before the platform committee and offer specific proposals and recommendations As to what i believe should be injected into the platform the governor said in an interview. Murder threat brings arrest North East my. A police sunday charged Johnnie Charles Johnson 36, with assault with intent to murder the local chairman of the National association for the advancement of coloured people a act. Johnson also was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and having dynamite in his Possession. Police said 15 Sticks of dynamite capped and fused had been found near the Home of the a act official Mckinley Scott along with a loaded firearm and a Large knife. Johnson had literature of the United klans of America in his Possession they said. Magazine says huh has it iced new York a news week said sunday its Delegate count one week before the dem o c r a t i e National convention opens in Chicago shows vice president Hubert Humphrey All but certain of nomination with 1,246 first ballot votes Only big Short of the number needed to  the weekly said this did not include the considerable Reservoir of pro Humphrey favor Ite son  it added that Humphrey s chief challenger sen. Eugene Mccarthy had Only 477 votes sen. George me govern 34 and Georgia s gov. Lester Maddox the latest democratic entry would probably poll less than Mcgovern. Cincinnati patrol car fired on Cincinnati up a police car was fired on Early saturday during a disturbance by negroes in the Avondale Sec Tion which began after a negro i woman was shot and killed Byi White Man in a tavern. The policemen in the Cruiser not injured and police did not return the fire. Two police sniper squads were sent to the area. The disorder broke out follow ing the shooting of mrs. Willii Roberts 50. Two unidentified White suspects were arrested a Short time later. S Illinois mine Blasl kill Benton Iii. Up an explosion followed by a huge fireball pred through a giant conveyor at a Coal mine Here killing Throe men and critically injuring one. The blast occurred near ground level at the base of a 50-foot-n in Concrete Coal Stacker at the Freeman Coal co. Orient no. 5 mine about 5 Miles Southeast of this Southern Illinois Community. Authorities identified the dead As two miners David Aslie Walker 45, Royalton and James Nealon 46, West Frankfort and Carles Collins of Crystal Lake a representative of general Kine Matics corp. Harrington which builds conveyors. Kennedy King tributes planned Washington a Theemon Atic National Conven on in Chicago will pause Iii Bute for sen. Robert f. Ken of by and the Rev. Or. Martin Luther King or shun by asses Mij this year. Sail democratic party source Shiv pm Observance prob a. A snort Eulogy will be eur 3 u Siw convention week. The civil rights Leader was killed april 4.the Kennedy family has commissioned a 2 Mimi the film High lighting the Public life of Robert Kennedy who died june 5. Improbably will be shown on thursday Between nomination of the presidential and vice presidential candidates and be fore the acceptance speeches. William b. Macomber or. Admit Ted for the first time that Tu-18 russian Jet bombers technically transferred to the United Arab Republic air inventor were flying surveillance missions directed at . Naval units in the Mediterranean Wilson said. Macomber said the state department estimates about 2,000 soviet and Eastern european military personnel Are in Egypt 1.000 in Syria and less than 1.000 in Algeria Wilson said. He quoted Macomber As saying the inclusion of soviet technicians. Could however give a total of Between 8.000 and 10,000." Macomber noted that russian military personnel serve Asad visors and technicians and that units of the soviet air Forcetu-16 bombers have made re cent Good will visits to Arab air bases Wilson  position while we do not have infer nation. That the soviet unions establishing bases in Arab countries we Are aware the so Viets have Access to certain operational facilities in the area an that there Are installations which if made available to the soviet Union in time of crisis would improve their strategic position Wilson quoted Macomber. Track of time looking like a time Tunnel this pattern on a freight train is formed by huge components of a Kiln destined for a Plant in Colorado. United press International photo sex Grid great slaps heavy suit on University a pot Taw both had attorney As James Milwaukee wis. Up former Chicago bears football Star Joe Maniaci and his daughter have filed damage suits totalling $670,000 against Marquette University and three Marquette officials. I the suits Stem from charges by miss Saralee Maniaci 18. J Windsor out., that she was illegally held in a mental Hospital in november 1966, when she tried to leave school without saying where she was going. She was released a Day after being admitted to the mental Ward of a Milwaukee county Hospital. Her release follow Dan examination by a Hospital psychiatrist. A Windsor doctor who also examined the girl reported she was not suffering any mental illness.3 officials Milwaukee attorney Irving Gaines representing the mania Cis said a $300,000 suit was filed against the University and three officials on behalf of mis Maniaci. The officials were miss Mary Alice Cannon Dean of women or. Dean Miller a physician at the student health enter and mrs. June Steiner. Head nurse at the  three allegedly signed an order saying miss Maniaci was believed to be mentally ill dangerous to herself and soothers and in need of Hospital /.ation. She was reportedly hospitalized on that  said a separate malpractice suit filed for miss Maniaci against Miller asks $300,000 additional damages. Suits filed for the girl s father who played for the bears from 1938 to 1941. Asked $35.000 each from Miller the school and the three officials together. Gaines said papers were filed in the suits saturday. No Date has been set for court action. Miss Maniaci. Who was studying journalism at mar Quette was 16 at the time of the alleged incident. She said she was dissatisfied with her courses and her Mother had notified the University of he intention to withdraw. Several University official testified at a pre Inal hearing that they tried to persuade her to stay until her parents could be reached. When they were unable to reach the parents the commitment order was signed Thev said. Kansas Trio held in slaying of 2 women Westmoreland. Kan. A three men were arrested Sun Day in connection with the slay ing last week of two Young women whose bodies were found tied together floating in atomic county Lake been shot. John Lang county identified the me Keating. 22. Dennis Hoffman. 22. And Roland Sackrider. 20. The Trio lived together in Topeka. Lang said and were at their residence when seized by agents of the Kansas Bureau of investigation. Each has been charged with two counts of first degree Mur Der in the shooting deaths of Patricia Ortega. 19. Topeka. An Sally Giles. 21. Formerly of Elpaso.  bodies of the women were found sunday. Aug. 11. They were tied together at the  Ortega s body bore one Bullet wound in the Back of the head and miss Giles was shot twice in the  said an autopsy revealed miss Ortega was six months pregnant when she was  miss Giles was being sought by Topeka police on a forged i Check charge. Honeymooners took the easiest Way out Oak Park. 111. A Bett Hickey and Edward j. Guinan of Chicago were married Satur Day and like most newlyweds they departed several hours later on a  unlike  newlyweds. They loft 15 children . Hickey 40, formerly of Belleville was left with eight children last year when her Hus band died. Guinan 42. Was widowed with seven children 5 ears ago. They were married saturday at a nuptial mass As their flock watched. Tin guineans now Hae two 14-year-Olds, two k. Tuo 12.two 10. Two 9, ones to 7 and 6-year-old  Are two mikes two a tricks two Mary Beths and two dans and the two mikes will room , the couple said will Cost about $125 a  is an Electr typer for Electron Raplus corp