European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 18, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday january 18, 1969 6 accused of Mutiny face trial san Francisco up the army ordered thursday a Gen eral court martial for six of 27prisoners at the Presidio Stock Ade accused of Mutiny but said it would not seek the death pen  spokesman for the 6th army said a joint Cotrit martial will reconvened Jan. 28 for six men charged under Seldom used Arti Cle 94 of the uniform eed of found. Fl"k1f a l1 Warren panel Jim asked for the autopsy rays. So far As is known no one bul the naval doctors who performed the autopsy and the naval med ical personnel at Bethesda hos Pital Otto took the photographs and some members of the War Ren commission had Ever examined this material at the re quest of mrs. Jacqueline Ken Nedy Onassis the president s widow the material was ordered sealed in the archives at least until 1971."examination of the clothing and of the photographs and a rays taken at autopsy revealed that president Kennedy was struck by two bullets fired from above and behind him one of which traversed the base of the neck on the right Side without striking Bone and the other of which entered the Skull fro behind and exploded its right Side the physicians said i their report. The report was released bythe attorney general along with a statement from Burke mar shall the former assistant attorney general in the Kenned administration who has acted for the Kennedy family since october 1901 on All matters concerning autopsy material Marshall said i concluded that the report simply con firmed the autopsy report and saw no reason to concern members of the Kennedy family and did not do  Marshall visited Clark Early 14 iranian Beds convicted Tehran a fourteen iranians have been convicted Here by an army tribunal of be ing communists opposing the monarchy and possessing  from 22 to 47, the accused men were sentenced to prison terms ranging from three to 15 years. Penalty View bars Sirhan juror los Angeles up prospective woman juror who said she could not possibly bringing the death penalty against sir Han b. Sirhan was dismissed Fri Day from service in the trial by judge Herbert p.  ruled that Legal Prece Dent was such that mrs. Arvin Salvidrez could be excluded for cause because of her statement thai she could not bring in a verdict of death under any  the ruling was not expected however to bar persons who have general feelings against capital punishment. It seemed Likely they would be permitted to serve at least on that Parton the trial which decides on sir ban s guilt or innocence inthe slaying of sen. Robert f.  made his ruling at the opening session of the trial Fri Day in which 10 jurors five women and five men already have been seated tentatively. In dismissing mrs. Alvidrez Walker reversed a ruling tie had made previously that she could be seated during the verdict por Tion of the  judge said he based his new decision on another Call for la murder Case die peo ple is. Beivelman in which the defense had made the Sam Contention that a person with an unchangeable conviction against the death penalty still should be accepted As a juror to reach a verdict. The California supreme court denied the defense Challenge in that  trial was i messed abruptly Friday about 49 minutes later after � conference of attorney with Walker there was no explanation immediately of what had occurred but the sheriff Deputy in charge of Security in the courtroom spoke with Walker at the Bench just before the recess. Thursday. In his statement Marshall said he saw no r to object to release of the it i have stoic info aria Onassis had  a Riedy of this matter and a have both asked me to say that they will have no comment to make on the report or it release Marshall said. Clark released the report to general sessions judge Charles Hasheck in reply to the judge Sorder for the director of the National archives to appear in his court Friday. Halleck ordered the director or. Jamesb. Rhoads to explain Why be should not cooperate with Garrison s investigation of an alleged conspiracy in the assassination of president Kennedy. Garrison has contended that the autopsy material would prove president Kennedy was shot by More than one Man and that the fatal head wound resulted from shots fired from in front of the president opposes attendance the Justice department asked the District of Columbi Acourt to refuse to compel or. Rhoads to attend the conspiracy trial of Clay Shaw a new Orleans businessman Garrison has accused of masterminding an alleged assassination plot the department said the lamination of the secret material was made feb. 28 and 27, ims and the 16-Page medical report written in april 1968. The four doctors named Bclark to make the investigation were William h. Games pathology professor University of Cali fornia Russell s. Fisher professor for forensic  of Maryland and chief medical examiner of Maryland Russell h. Morgan professor of radiology John Hopkins University and Alan r. Moritz professor of pathology Case Western Reserve  report disclosed for the first time that a rays were no made of the entire body of the president As stated in the official autopsy report. The panel s inventory Dis closed a Ray films of the entire body except for the lower arms wrists and hands and the lower students in Hamburg invade . Center Hamburg. Germany up More than 100 extremist Stu dents armed with stink bomb Sand Ink filled egg broke up a Leture in the . Information service cultural Center thursday night police sail the intruders stormed he America House auditorium hurl ing the eggs and stink bombs and shouting Down Hamburg Justice senator Peter Schula As be began his speech on Preven Tive  lev Niles and feet the ans Sam a four photographs of the. President  contours have in grossly distorted by extensive fragmentation of the underlying Cal valium Tresku Libone which supports the lower  panel said us findings indicate that the Back of the head was struck by a single Bullet travelling at High velocity the major portion of which passed Forward through the right cerebral hemisphere and which produced an explosive Type of fragmentation of the Skull and laceration of  the panel said its join examination supports the follow ing conclusions the decedent was wounded by two bullets both of which entered his body from behind. One Bullet struck the body of the decedent s Bead Well above the external occipital protuberance. Based upon the observation that he was leaning Forward with his head turned obliquely to the left when this Bullet struck the photographs and a rays indicate that i came from a site above and slightly to his right Ballet fragmented this Bullet fragmented after entering the cranium one major piece of it passing Forward and laterally to pro Duce an explosive fracture of the right Side of Skull As it emerged from the  panel concluded that the absence of metallic fragments inthe left cerebral hemisphere of the brain or below the level of the frontal Fossa cavity on the right together with absence of any Hole in the Skull to the left of the Midline or in its base an the absence of any penetrating injury of the left hemisphere eliminate the possibility of a projectile having passe through the head in any direction other than from Backoo front. 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