European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 13, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 tin stars and stripes monday january 13, 1969 3 arrested 2o injured in violence rampage is setback to North Irish Newry Northern Ireland up after a five hour ramp age of arson vandalism Sandstone throwing in this predominantly roman Catholic Bordertown Northern Irish civil rights leaders said sunday that their nonviolent movement had suffered a grave  it is Only a setback the civil rights movement is still nonviolent one said John Hume vice chairman of the Londonderry civil rights association. Twenty three people were arrested and at least 20 including five policemen injured in saturday s violence which ripped through Newry after police had blocked a 4,000-Stfong civil rights March from entering the protestant Section. Six police wagons were burned and one was heaved into a near by canal the town s Central Post office was occupied by demonstrators and windows w e r smashed. " i riot police Batons charged the unruly crowd several times be fore they regained control of the town Center. Civil rights leaders blamed the government the police an arc hots from Belfast Ana  for the violence the disorder came not fro civil rights Marcher but from an element already gathered around the police barriers before the Parade began Ono of the organizers said. Saturday s violence was the first incident in which civil rights leaders lost control of their marchers. Since the movement began it Street agitation in Londonderry Wakin tic it ill. It i. I  in a civil rights o h a system of Brawny stewards Well crowd control have. Managed to keep a tight grip Olf their March ers. ". But in Newry the crowd Brofft away from them and the organizers members of the Peoples democracy group with Headquarters in Queens University Bel fast appeared totally unable to bring it to Heel. The civil rights movement now faced f aft a critical  to voluntarily Call of Street it Marche or run the risk of renewed violence. Within the movement her was a feeling that it had received a Black Eye end that the government would make Max. Mum  a a of the Newry violence. There was also a crowing feel ing that the civil rights move ment was going to find it increasingly difficult to continue if marches without erupting in to further violence. Mailman among ghosts \ f pc r 4, j j of to t of r a Casanova s Viet letters win stride Saddle Brook n. J. A the Casanova who sent so Many decorated love letter from Vietnam that he attracted National attention won his Bride saturday and got the Good wishes of thousands of strangers to Boot. Gordon Casanova a sergeant in the army while he was Send ing his distinctively marked let ters every Day married mar Ianne Astegher in a ceremony  the 300 guests were four postal clerks from the Hackensack Post office representing the dozens of postmen who were invited because they had cared enough to inquire about the letters. Casanova mailed them everyday for 13 months decorating the envelopes with drawings an romantic tidings of i miss you and i love  night the 100 clerks in the Hackensack Post office watched for the letter to come through. When Casanova s tour overseas Trew Short to Fec forc Lowed the Progress of Day Togo with his notations of dog and the  then the letters stopped. Mrs. Nixon stars of hair attend food for Biafra rally in new York new York a her nose tipped Pink in the cold mrs. Richard m. Nixon stood on the Steps of St. Patrick s Cathedral saturday beside hundreds of shopping bags overflowing with food donated for starving Bias rans. This is an indication of what we can expect from the White House in the months ahead sen. Jacob javits r-n.y., said. We re grateful mrs. Nixon came and acknowledged her feel ing of  three members of the cast of the hippie musical hair stood off to mrs. Nixon s  s a Beautiful thing said one Paul Jabara. Blonde Suzan nah Norstrand in yellow Sun shades a Blue Beret Blue Slacks and a Black fur jacket agreed. The cause is to be Beautiful girl 109 family9 2nd aging9 death Chatham . A Norma Gallant 10, afflicted with a disease that gave her the physical characteristics of a 00 year old woman died Here. Norma was the second in he family to die of Rogeria a Dis ease that causes premature aging. She contracted it when she was four years old. Less than two years ago her 11-year-old brother Ricky died of Rogeria. Tony 16, surviving child ofor. And mrs. Gerald Gallant has shown no sign of the disease said by doctors to be so rare that Only a few cases prerecorded in North America. Temperatures h l26 02 Albany z3 atlanta28 1? Bottan 93 17 Buffalo 18 06 chicago29 13 Cincinnati 1� 07 Cleveland 61 17 a nor & m Detroit 4 � fort Worth ii 38 Houtten m�1 in a City h l.62 62 to anal a 73 61 Miami beach05 -12 Minneapolis 48 37 new or learn 30 20 new york29 i pm Ludelphia 70 40 Pho in 46 is 8att Lak 89 48 8an Francl co 34 Suff Tittio 33 12 6t. Loul 37 22 a Hir