European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Of so sunny Calico me Fob survivors the wreckage Ofin Highland Park a los Angeles sub Urb is searched for stir ivors after being smashed by a mudslide. A photo in cup run Neth Over Jack Nicklaus gets a Little Wetter As he Waits for a Workman of relocate some of the water on the 15th Green Rains subside in California 35 Are dead to los Angeles a rain subsided sunday in Southern California and Relief was in right from the area s worst flooding in 31 years blamed for35 deaths and More than $15 million in property damage. President Nixon declared California a major disaster Are and provided $3 million in Feder Al funds for Relief announcement said More was available if heavy downpours stopped sunday Light showers were expected through monday and mudslides which took 11lives in three Days still threat ened Many Hillside Homes. And wires Down cont. On pages col. It you area near at Pebble Beach so Che of the Crosby pro a Golf tournament. Finally even the officials gave up and cancelled the Day s play. Up photo unofficial newspaper of . Forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East vol. 27, no. 282 monday january 27, 1969 if 21855 a 5t doily 10 sunday in found slain boy charged Rockville my. A the 33-year-old wife two daughters and a son of a Navy lieutenant serving in Viet Nam were found slain in their Rockville Home saturday with weapons including a Hatchet knife croquet Nallet and kerchief said they charged the 15-year-old son Kenneth Clark a 10th grader at Richard Montgomery High school with four counts of were Elaine Clark and her children Roberta 13, Susa Rushelle 10, and Robert Frank 8. The father it. Robert p. Clark has been overseas since last March and was scheduled to return in april neighbor said. He previously had been stationed at Bethesda naval Hospital they said. Police went to the one Story Brick residence after a neighbor noticed a Lack of activity about the place since Friday and alerted them. Newspapers nor Mally delivered by the two girls were still bundled on the were admitted to the House by the 15-year-old, the said. They reported finding the bodies of the Mother and the younger son in a closet in the basement. The two other bodies were in a bedroom closet they said it appeared the victims had been beaten to death. They described a number of weapons including a Boyscout Type Hatchet a knife and the croquet Mallet and said there was a kerchief tight around the neck of one of the girls. There were a number of hand cont on Page 24, col. I say cheesecake this Leggy photog was on hand to record the arrival of Broadw Yjoe Namath at a new York restaurant where he was Hon ored for being the Star of the super bowl game. Up photo residents of the Topanga can Malibu Beach walk past fallen Power poles As they flee their Homes threat ened by mudslide caused by heavy rain. A Pueblo threat unknown Navy states Coronado Calif. A the top intelligence officer at Headquarters for the .s.Pueblo in Japan was not aware the North koreans threatened determined countermeasures " against intelligence ships before the Pueblo sailed the Navy said also said he did t know of any effective Way to destroy secret material such As the Pueblo carried then or now the Navy said. Capt. Thomas l. Dwyer assistant chief of staff for Intelli gence in Japan when the Pueblo was seized a year ago by North Korea was a witness Friday and saturday at closed door ses Sions of a court of Navy spokesman said at a briefing when the sessions recessed for the weekend that. On of tit 2$, col. 1
