European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 9, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars Anc stripes sunday february 9, 1969 6ft children under 16 108 arrested at . Pot party9 from a and up dispatches new York police broke up what they described As a mass pot party at a private Home in Queens Early saturday. They seized 108 Young people including 68 Between the Ages of 10 and 15.the parents of the 14-year-old girl who was the party hostess told police they were Home and were unaware of any Misbe Havior until the raid. Police were summoned by neighbors after an air Force enlisted Man was critically stabbed in a Street Comer ruckus wit five unidentified youths. Detectives said they went to the two Story Frame Home and found the party packed into basement Bouer room. When we got there these peo ple could t move one Detec Tive said of the Jam. The police said they confiscated nine Long Blade knives a loaded .22 Caliper revolver track starter s pistol bored out to fire live ammunition an what they described As two Imi tation pistols. They also said they seized a Quantity of heroin and marijuana. In Suffolk county on Long la land narcotics men raided an other private party Friday night at Selden and seized so you Fig persons along with several pounds of marijuana and some hallucinatory drugs they said. In the Bronx a night raid atan apartment near a new University the arrest eluding resulted i persons in and the seizure of marijuana and he of new York City i Middletown in Orange county state police arrested 27 person sin a series of pre Dawn raids Early saturday on charges of narcotics Possession. In Sullivan county 10 were picked up on drug charges. Of the 108 seized in Queens the 68 in the 10-15 age group were released to the custody of their parents and will undergo investigations by police youth division officials. The remaining 40 were charged with illegal Possession of drugs and arms. Fireball blazes path in Southwest Mexico Chihuahua Mexico up a huge fireball believed to be a meteor lit up thousands of Square Miles of Northern Mexico and the Southwest United states Early saturday before apparently crashing into the rugged gains. Sierra Madre Moun everyday is of week people pop new York up the top20 single pop records for the week according to billboard Survey were 1. Everyday people sly and the fam ily Stone 2. Crimson and Clover Tommy James and the Shondelle 3. Touch me the door 4. Build me up Buttercup the foun Dation 5. Worst that could happen Brooklyn Bridge 8. Can i change my mind Tyrone Davis 7. You showed me the turtles 8. I heard it through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye 9. Hang pm High Booker t. And the . S 10. I m Gonna make you love me Diana Ross and the supreme with the temptations 11. I m living in shame Diana Boss and the supreme 12. This magic moment Jay and the americans 13. I started a joke the Bee gees 14. Baby baby Don t cry Smoky Robinson and the miracles 15. Games people play Joy South 16. If i can dream Elvis Presley 17. Gambling gambling Man Bob Segal 18. Soulful strut Young Holt unlimited 19. I be gotta be me Tommy Davis 20. Give it up or turn it Loose Jim Brown Singer Peers break Sinto . Top ten London a Singer Donald Peers 56, edged onto Britain s top-10 record Chart last wee with please Don t it s a pop version of Jacques Offen Bach s bar Carolle from tales of Hoffman and was 17th the previous week. The top ten As charted by the Melody maker with the previous week s positions in brackets 1. 1 Albatross Fleetwood Mac 2. 4 Blackberry Way move 3. 3 for ones in my life Steve wonder 4. 2 of la i of la a Marma Lade 6. 9 you got soul Johnny Nash e. 7 Fox on the run Manfred Mann 7. 16 dancing in the Street Martha Reeves and the Vandellia Al. 0 something s happening her Man s Hermit 9. 6 private number Judy Clay and William Bell 10. 17 please Dpn t go Donald peer mrs. Oil Sis ends visit Athens a mrs. Aristotle Onassis returned Friday from Switzerland after a Quick visit to her sister Lee Radziwill. Reports of sightings of he Brilliant Light came from villages in Mexico As far As 700miles from the . Border to deep into East Central Arizona. Guillermo Asunsolo editor of this City s Al Heraldo and one who saw the Light said it Wasso Bright that we could see an ant walking on the and other newspaper employees watched the fireball from the roof of the printing Plant at about 1 10 . said it appeared to be moving from South to North an appeared to fall into the Sierra Madre Between Chihuahua an Durango to the South. Windows were broken we had reports from villages in the area saying that the ground Shook so hard when it fell that some windows were broken he said. First reports of the Brightligh flooded into police stations at Elpaso tex., 200 mile North of Chihuahua. The Texas department of Public safety and the Elpaso county sheriff s office said the had been besieged by Telephone Calls from persons who saw the Brilliant Light. The Calls came from As far East As Sierra Blanca tex., about 80 Miles Southeast of Elpaso and As far to the Northwest As St. Johns ariz.,More than 200 Miles away along the Arizona new Mexico Border. Paediatrics not prison it. . Susan Schnall is All smile sin the paediatric Ward of the Oak Knoll naval Hospital in Oakland Calif., after her prison sentence for dropping anti War leaflet from an air plane onto military bases was suspended. She is appealing her conviction. It was the first prison sentence evenhanded out to a . Woman officer and would have meant six months at hard labor dishonourable discharge and forfeiture fall for the Navy nurse. Up photo wife s fear of Hijack costs Jack Miami a a Jamaica woman who was afraid of being hijacked to Cuba if she took plane from Miami to Harris Burg pa., took a cab partway for $800. Eugene tiny Cohen a 2f 5-Pound, 6-foot-4 cab Driver said he met his fare when another Driver who had picked up the Well dressed woman and he four children refused to make the trip. At first tiny said they tried to compute the meter Rale then settled on $800. Cash in and Vance he said told by Hubby she said she was afraid of being hijacked to Cuba the Chil Dren were afraid and so was her husband who she said told me to take a taxi Cohen said. I told her she ought take the greyhound bus or the sea Board Railroad. I got the Guys heard me said produced $400 after a Brief trip to the ladies room an told tiny she could wire for the rest and they could pick it up i Atlanta. So tiny picked up a Relief Driver Bernie Brown rented a station Wagon because his Boss decided the 1,278 Miles to Harrisburg was too far for tin to take the cab and drove to at Lanta where they picked up theother $400. Paid All expenses she paid for the Gas too said tiny. Ail they ran into Snow. The lady said we d made bargain and we had to take her but i said lady if you Don take a train you la get there in a Pine Box " tiny Chattanooga tenn., the woman and her Well behave children let go their end of the bargain and boarded a Drivers never asked her name and did t make a left the rented station Wagon skipped thoughts of hijackers and took a plane Home. According to tiny they made about $250" each. Dean. Others called fascist pigs9 student rebels break up u. Of Chicago meeting Chicago up for the Sec Ond Day University of Chicago student rebels disrupted a meet ing of a disciplinary group Satur Day in the face of a warning school authorities might Call Chicago police to end the 10-Dayoccupation of the administration building. Students charged after the disciplinary committee Mem Bers including the school Dean of students after calling them fascist pigs and scuffled with student bailiffs and Security s meeting of the school s special disciplinary committee which was formed to Deal with the demonstration got underway at the Law school building with about so demonstrators sitting in the Back rows. As Dallin Oaks chairman of the committee began speaking a male student jumped up an announced we re having our own hearing. It s going Todeal with political suppression at this University. Anyone wit Short hair who is Over 30 will not be the students started a ragged discussion occasionally chanted sixty one sixty one reference to 61 students sus Pended by the University for participation in the demonstration and answered Oaks plea for order by calling him chief of the one woman demonstrator ran to the front of the room jumped up on the desk where Hershey backs All Volunteer Force Anaheim Calif. Up the director of the . Selective service has cautiously endorse president Nixon s plan for All Volunteer american armed serv ices. However it Gen. Lewis said the draft system probably would have to be kept to meet National emergencies. Hershey told a civic club audience the concept of Volunteer army has the military needs status he said the service should be considered a profession on Apar with any other. It can be developed that Way and it the will have enough volunteers until there is an Well have to resort to Hershey said with a wry smile everybody wants Volunteer armed service but nobody wants to problem is to convert those who want Volunteer service to become volunteers general said. They Rethis for someone else Eye very unselfish about the committee was sitting an started pounding the table in front of Dean of student Scharles o Connell. Oaks asked for order again and was told by a male demonstrator you come to order youths is our meeting is adjourned,1 Oaks committee members Ana o Connell began leaving an the students charged Down the aisle chanting Oaks bailiffs and Campus police detained them until the committee got away. The students charged around the building looking for Oaks and began leaving when the saw assistant Dean of students James vice in the lobby. The cornered him against a Wall Ana berated him about the suspension while one of the girls ran her fingers through his hair saying r i just love the students left singing god bless upon finishing the song they yelled god Damn america.11
