European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 d the stars and stripes sunday january 19, 1969 Garrison asks Shaw trial delay new Orleans a . Jim Garrison s office Friday asked for a delay in the trial of Clay l. Shaw charged with conspiring to assassinate president John f. Kennedy. The trial is scheduled to begin tues Day. James l. Alcock assistant District attorney said at a news conference that there could Beno trial if the Federal govern ment blocks efforts by his of fice to get evidence. The announcement came Short Tima after a Federal judge in Washington d.c., ordered Garrison s office 4o produce Evi Dence Ini order Tol obtain release of Kennedy s Suil Busy photo graphs and  federa judge said Garri son in office would have to backup its claim that Kennedy was fired upon from at least two directions before he would order the release of autopsy mate rials. Alcock said he had asked that the Case be reset for trial Only after his office receives All of the evidence called for in their subpoenas including evidence Garrison claims is being held secretly by the Federal govern ment. In the event the Federal government does not Honor our subpoenas and blocks our attempt to present Al of the evidence this Case cannot be brought to trial Alcock said. If the Case cannot be tried the people can Only look to the efforts of the attorney Genera land the government of the United states and examine their motives in refusing to release All of the  Washington judge Charles Halleck of the court of general sessions issued the order in firm terms As Garrison s aide attempted to get release of the documents from the National archives for Shaw s trial. You have alleged you have substantial evidence that bullets were fired from two directions Halleck told Nuna v. Bertel jr., of Garrison s  court must have some indication this evidence  much time do you need Bertel objected that Halle Kwas asking Garrison to move the trial from new Orleans to Washington. He asked Permis Sion to present affidavits to Hal Leck rather than witnesses. Cosmonaut namesakes Moscow up1 Triplet boys born to mrs. Nina Ponoma Rov on a collective farm near Lipetsk Friday were named Yevgeny Alexei and Vladimir i Honor of soyuz 4 cosmonauts Yevgeny Khz Runny Alexei Yeli Segev and Vladimir Shatalow. Kolh members of Black panthers to death los Arno Zislis up two College students members of the Black panthers were Cut Down by gunfire at an open meeting of negro students Friday in a Campus building at the University of California at los  were John Jerome Huggins 23, and Alprentice Carter 28, doth studying in Urcla s High potential pro Gram for minority students admitted under lower Stan Dards. Police later raided the Home of one of the victims and arrested17 other Black panthers Many of them heavily armed. Fourteen were detained while detectives pumped them for pos sible leads. About 150 Black student Whereat the meeting to discuss qualifications for the director Ofa proposed afro american Stu Dies Center at Urcla when the shooting erupted. Huggins was shot once in tieback and Carter once in the Chest. Their bodies were found lying on the floor of a cafeteria of Campbell Hall a combination classroom office building on the North Side of the . /. A a we just Don t know what happened said Boyd Lynn Urcla Campus police , a state wed Urti Mersl to located in an exch la Section of los Angeles has had relatively Little student unrest however a reporter on the Dally Bruin the Campus newspaper said something had been brewing just this week but we could t put our Finger on it a Check of Federal Bureau of investigation records revealed that Huggins had been arrested three times and Carter 12.Carter was arrested on suspicion of rape robbery an carrying a concealed weapon. Hug Gifis was an area Captain in ? my Blat the a while to after was a Deputy minister of defense. There were Campus rallies during the Weeke i support of the Bolalek panthers but never any trouble involving the group s members before.  spoke at . Rallies thursday. Second russian spacecraft  t b after linkup a f then Micro Eri Giries on the Cape sule were fired and the Craft a lowered to a Landing. The  of the two double Cornar tented spaceships had created what Tass called the world s first experimental Orbital space  Western observer considered the soviets had created More of a space bus rather than a True Orbital plat form. Audrey Hepburn psychiatrist wed continued from Page i chauffeur driven limousine to the City Hall. It was the second marriage for miss Hepburn 39, whose 12-year marriage to american actor Mel Ferrer ended in divorce last no  were barred from the Uny dimly lit room which was crowded with 40 guests. They were married by mayor Denise Rattan. Wave to crowd after the 10-minute civil Cere Mony the couple emerged at the Entrance and waved to the Croydon the City Hall Square scene of the weekly saturday open mar Ket. A police cordon protected he from getting mobbed As hundreds rushed Forward to have closer look at the actress who has her Home at nearby Tolo Chenab. An elderly Street trader approached the limousine offer ing her a Bunch of garlic As a Good Luck  lowered the car window . Socks ism with antitrust suit new York a the fed eral government Friday accused International business machines corp. Of developing a monopoly in the mushrooming multimillion Dollar computer Field an Industry in which it is a dominant firm. P civil antitrust suit in .district court against ism was described As the biggest monopoly Case Ever brought by the outgoing Johnson administration. The asked against ism Winch it said Nan Justice department restraining order Dies 74 per cent by value of Al digital computers in the nation. Ism replied that the very growth of the Industry and the proliferation of firms within i during the past two decades offered evidence against any Sti fling competitive practices on its parts. The government compliant noted that the computer Indus try handled $3 billion in sales and leases in 1967 and charge that ism discouraged potential rivals for a share in this eco nomic Plum through its pricing i practices and special allow ances to its customers. The government suit followed by two weeks a $1 billion dam age suit filed against Iamb data processing financial i general corp., which was base Don alleged antitrust Law violations. Data processing claim dim s practices had prevented it from attaining higher profits last december control data corp. Also filed a civil antitrust suit against ism and asked the courts to consider breaking up the firm which netted a record 871 million last year. And gracefully accepted  couple then drove off for a reception. Miss Hepburn was accompanied to the wedding by her 7-year-old son Sean Ferrer anther brother Ian Hepburn. Negroes end 11-Day is i i in at Brandeis Waltham mass. Up the 11-Day occupation of the Brandeis University communications Center by More than 60 Black students ended saturday. The situation is  Blacks Are leaving Ford Hall Jeffrey Osoff assistant Public relations director told reporters. No details of the solution were Given pending a news conference by Brandeis pres ident Morris b. Abram. The students cleaned up the building before leaving. The Blacks took Over Ford Hall housing classrooms the Telephone Exchange and a$200,000 computer on Jan. 8 to Back up 10 demands for combating alleged racism. The University said ail but one of the demands had been University policy since last  final demand involved establishment of a department of afro american studies which the students wanted to be autonomous. The end of the occupation came on the same Day that 150 Black students from other colleges came to Brandeis in buses for a 2-hour demonstration of support. Peace talk Are agreed on Fraai Ittu from Page i Man who will return to retire ment in Washington is the Dele gation chief. Bar will be replace shortly by Henry Cabot Lodge who was appointed As his Suc Cessor by president elect Rich Ard m. Nixon. T Vance old journalists "1 hop that we can Lipove ahead rapidly on substantive matters but i not going to. Rtt Alce any predictions. Tin terribly Happy however,.that.we.were Able to get tin procedures out of the Way today and get on to the real business of making  first time it appeared that the  agreed to along in future meetings with in procedural rules set up for sat urday s meeting the first time Fie Viet Cong and South Vietnam have sat Down with the unite states and North Vietnam for formal consultations. The Rule breakthrough was Amajor step Forward in meetings that opened Between the unite states and Hanoi in Paris May 10. Since president Johnson s decision on oct. 31 to halt Bomfim of North Vietnam and the decision to expand the discussions to include the Viet Cong an South Vietnam the proceedings have been bogged Down in tin arguments Over what shape mutable should take. Round table agreement finally came thurs Day when it was decided there would be round table 13 feet i diameter with two rectangular tables on either Side for secretaries and translators. It was at this table quickly put together by French carpenters that saturday s negotiation too place. Speaking to the press after Ward Viet Cong delegation Mem Ber Tran Hoai Nam said the atmosphere at the session was Normal though on occasion we got into very intensive sex  phaseout. Continued from Page i any political or other  s announcement Al Lowed a Friday meeting of Thieu . Ambassador kills Worth Bunker and Gen.  the president s state ment made public1 through spokesman gave no figures Sal gon has been buzzing with speculation for several Days. It is believed that the initial withdrawal would total about 20,000 troops by the end of the year100,000 might be gone