European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Poge 2 the stars and stripes sunday january 19, 1969 smoothest inauguration Ever to 10ik will guard Nixon Washington up the secret service the Federal Bureau of investigation and the entire investigative apparatus of the Federal government b a v joined forces to try to make the inauguration of Richard Nixon the smoothest Ever. Helicopters will be whirling overhead and Security men Wil be on every rooftop. They will mingle with the crowds cordon off the White Bouse and encircle the Capitol As Nixon becomes the nation s 37th president monday. An informed guess is that the number of men on duty will be anywhere from 50,000 to 190,000officials would not disclose the actual available Man in the District of Columbia s 32,000-member police Force will be on duty. The full resources of the7,000-agent Fri and the 800-Man secret service have been plan Ning for months for the Cere police have called on the metropolitan police Reserve corps and the District of Cohan Bia National guard for assistance. Other nails have been made available on the standby basis. Groups such As the nation mobilization committee to Ekx the War in Vietnam Are subject to constant scrutiny. No one could get a permit even to picket without approval from the general services administration. Lyndon Johnson was the mos protected president in . His tory when he was sworn i for four year term in 196$, with the memory of president John Kennedy s assassination till is even More protected because of the assassination often. Robert Kennedy during Bis quest for the democratic presidential nomination. Secret service agents began protecting Nixon on june 6, the Day Kennedy died when con Gress rushed through a Law to provide Protection for every presidential candidate. In the past Only the Victor got such Protection after the general election in is a Delight to the secret service because he usual in Doe what they Tell him. During trips abroad As vice president in the Eisenhower administration he services tomorrow for University official Heidelberg is me Morial services for or. Carl h. Bock assistant director for Ger Many of the University of Mary land s european division will beheld at 11 . Monday in the Mark Twain Chapel Here University officials announced. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 . The same Day at the cemetery of nearby Kirch Helm Bock was killed Early wednesday when his car crashed into a building in downtown Heidelberg Learned the value of Protection secret service agents checking when he bore the Brunt of anti american this Point Nixon has Dis played none of the Gregariou Ness of or Johnson who dismayed the secret service by plunging into big crowds of peo ple in the precautions extend from Fri checks on the whereabouts of known anarchists to sewers on the Parade route up Pennsylvania Avenue. The secret service also has checked every building along the u it. A " ,. 4 a i � a to pfc. All and has the buildings intone Al Lowed on open balconies and no windows May be opened. The . Park police were As signed guard duty along with a wide Range of personnel fro Mother government agencies from Federal marshals and internal Rev nue service agent to Tor men and customs a Specter a Justice department spokes Man refused comment wept to say it will be the smoothest inauguration in at inaugural Bath Pat Nixon to glitter in jewelled sift new York a m. Nixon has chosen for the inaugural balls a Mimosa yellow bejewelled Sofik Satin gown that will probably output Ter the gowns of every previous first lady. It is embellished with jewels that required 260 hours to on the neck and Waist of the dress Are byzantine scrolls of Gold Gold and Silver Bullion and Svarovsky jewels i Jonquil and Crystal the Long sleeved Cou Arless jacket is entirely jewelled the dress wit skirt and fitted signed by Caren Stark of Harvey Berva tenth Avenue House known primarily for its ready to Wear fashions. Her shoes and handbag Are of the same fabric As the gown. The shoes by Herbert Levine have soft rounded toes and two Inch the ensemble she will Wear eggshell toned kid the inaugural ceremony earlier in the Day mrs. Nixon Fol Wear a cyclamen Pink Anglo fleece coat with a Drew of Wor sted fabric dyed the match. The double breasted coat with rounded Reva Lar flares from Meto the hem. The dress Collar and Shir _ sleeves. Her shoes will be of brushed calf suede with a tailored Bow. Sirran jury accepted by prosecution tap Wmk v v Era 1 i Only ode of its i before or the to a Sirhan. If the defense also waives when court recon Venes tuesday the prosecution could open its Case this week and begin calling witnesses to testify about the slaying of sen. Robert f. Kennedy Dep gift. Atty. Lynn told the court we accept the jury to now commuted and chief defense Cott Nul Grant b. Cooper requested the recess to permit the defense to weigh the possibility of accepting theas a noted that one of tha 12ve jurors mis Helen of Tow must obtain permission to serve Brae has been it is not known could stand the Rigours Ofa lengthy trial. Prints of a fellow detective superintendent Peter Jameson Bristol England holds prints of 2-year-old Sampson one of three gorillas that James fingerprinted at Bristol zoo. It was Parton an International system of recording to Stop illegal trading to these animals. And the printing was done through tie bars. 61, freed by , Dies after surgery Washington up army spec. 4 James w. Brigham or. Died Friday at waiter Reed army Hospital 16 Days after he and two other american prison Era were freed new years Day by the Viet , 21, died eight Days after he underwent brain surgery at Walter Reed for an abscess. A was reported also to have had Bead surgery while in Captivity for a wound he suffered before his capture in South Vietnam the army said his Mother mrs. Mary Brigham Ocala,fla., was to her son s Ward at the time of death. A younger brother on leave from it. Ben Ning ga., wag also at the Hospital. The exact medical cause of death was undetermined but a Hospital spokesman said Brig Ham had been in a coma for the past four Days. He underwent surgery Jan. To five Days after entering Walter Reed for removal of the abscess in Bis brain. On the Day of his admission to Hospital Brigham bad told reporters lie Felt Brigham was captured by the Viet Cook sept. 13 alter a Attlein which be received head injuries. A spokesman said Vietcong medical personnel at tempted to remove fragment from id Skull but toe Hospital would not comment on the relationship Between the Viet Cong surgery and the bees that developed. Japanese police Battle students Tokyo a Severa Hundred japanese students shouting Long live Mao rocks and Hurle cocktails sat urday at riot Pounee ordered to oust them from budding they occupied at Tokyo University. Ice students members of the militant Zenga Kuren turned the Campus into a shambles. Others ainu Jun m a Ammes in neck Rushing to their support ran Rio at a nearby train station delay ing More than 76,000 Home bound commuters for More than a hour. After a slow and cautious operation lasting 11 hours police arrested 245 students while 49others were arrested in Street melees outside the Campus. Police s Aid the injured in clude d if policemen 1% by standers and scores of students. The police with v i s o r e helmets gauntlets and Shields were called onto the Campus heretofore declared off limits to the name of academic free Dom by educational author ties on orders of Ichiro Kato the University s acting president. Kato who wore a Gauze mask shed tears As he watched the operation. Kato despite repeated pleas finally acted in a determined Effort to restore order to the strife Ridden Campus. The move was to me the Way for Spring examinations which the government and education ministry prefer to sus Pend. Police fired tear Cannis ters while helicopters above the nine Story Yasuda auditorium where hard Core students were 3rd army div officer killed in car Accident Frankfurt sods a _ � , �., Early Friday morning from u uries suffered when his Auto Noble swerved from the Frank Urt Kassei autobahn near bad Lomburg and plunged Over a 2 foot embankment d 1 v i s t authorities hashed to saturday. Tutti general Hospital Here Bobbina was dead of arrival. Be la survived tap his Stepfather. Gordon t. Gary of Covington Tenn. Entrenched dropped Small teargas bombs. Behind Shields and spraying fire hoses the police tried to break Down heavy the students pelted them from the roof with crude ammunition. In a slow process police Man aged to Clear students out of two buildings housing the colleges flaw and engineering but encountered stiff opposition at the auditorium. Crash fire victims identified by army Gracent Vlehr Germany is army authorities identified saturday two soldiers of the2nd army Cav regt who were burned to death thursday Nightie the collision of a wrecker and an army fuel Tanker. They were pee. David p. Collier 20, of a troop m so whose wife Malenda survives him in Pekin end. And pfc. Edward j. Czyznik jr., 20, of the same unit whose parents survive him i Chicago. A third passenger in the be Hiete was hospitalized with sen Obj Burns. The vehicles collided on Highway near the town of Tibet ten and flame enveloped the wreckage. An official investigation continued saturday. 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