European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 21, 1973, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Wednesday november 21, 1973 the stars and stripes Page 5 gov. Wallace crowns Homecoming Queen Alabama gov. George Wallace congratulates Terry Points 21-year-old Black coed from Birmingham whom he crowned Homecoming Queen at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. Miss Points is the first Black to receive the Honor. A decade ago Wallace stood in the doorway of the administration building to bar Blacks from the University. A Touchy matter could Aid plumbers by Barry Kalb Washington win a genuine National Security matter raised by the White House last summer is so sensitive it might bar future prosecutions involving these Cret plumbers operations former atty. Gen. Elliot l. Richardson believes. Richardson told a reporter tuesday that information from special White House counsel j. Fred Buzhardt or. Was so persuasive that he and former watergate Spe Cial prosecutor Archibald Cox had been prepared for the possibility that they might have to drop indictments in that Case. One informed source partially confirm ing Richardson s statement said he was confident that Cox would not have brought any indictments which he thought would  he indicated that Cox had taken the matter seriously. It was Learned monday that Federal indictments in connection with the plumb ers 1971 burglary of Daniel Ellsberg s psychiatrist s office have been held up while the watergate special prosecutor s office studies possible consequences of the allegedly sensitive matter. The plumbers were a special White House investigations unit so nicknamed because they were assigned to plug news  Richardson said the Security problem persists for Cox s successor Leon a. Jaworski. Jaworski if he Ever indicts might have to drop the indictments it s that genuine he said. While nobody contacted would reveal the nature of this matter a lawyer for one potential defendant said Ellsberg was thought to have had Access to information about it during his tenure on the National Security Council and later at the Rand corp. The White House knew at the time of the burglary that Ellsberg had Given secret Pentagon papers about the Vietnam War to the press and the White House also had information that Ellsberg had Given the documents to the soviet embassy Here the lawyer said. He said the investigation of Ellsberg which president Nixon has admitted or Dering personally was aimed partially at determining whether Ellsberg had Given information on the sensitive matter to the press the russians or anybody else. If his client is indicted this lawyer said i would immediately subpoena certain documents which he said would show Why the Ellsberg operation was authorized and what its full extent was. Rather than allow information about the allegedly sensitive matter to be introduced at trial he predicted the White House would refuse on National Security grounds. Murderer i loses Chance for probation Miami a a Miami judge has re considered putting a 19-year-old admitted murderer on probation and making him support his victim s widow and five Chil Dren As an alternative to jail. Instead criminal court judge Dan Satin sentenced Larry Clark to 30 years in prison monday. I think we have to eventually realize that the present method of sentencing has to be changed Satin said. But professionals indicated it would t have worked in this  Clark had pleaded guilty to second de Gree murder in the shooting death of Rudolph Smith 36,. Last april and Satin had said he was considering prorating Clark and making him support Smith s family. Danger to society a minister s report reflected that Clark showed no real remorse for the act no genuine desire to repent for his action Satin said. Two doctors said Clark was a potential danger to society. The professionals said that Clark shows Only superficial desire to help the victim s family he said. In other words he would indicate he d do anything rather than go to  Satin said ordering Clark to support his victim s family would have been a More severe sentence than sending him to Pris on. I Don t want people to think we re try ing to coddle defendants he said. It is a far cry from what actually is going to Hap pen. Actually the greater sentence than simply incarcerating would have been the Burden of supporting a  leave land widow told Lordsburg n. M. Up a defiant elderly widow has been ordered to sur Render 59 acres of her land to the state Highway department for an interchange project or face arrest and a $3,000 Fine. Mrs. Rita Hill who defied a court order to appear in a Lordsburg District court to be cited for contempt was ordered to leave a Small Shack she has occupied at the site of the proposed interchange by Fri Day. District judge Norman Hodges said monday if the widow refused to leave the eight by eight foot Shack Hidalgo county sheriff Eugene Moore would be ordered to arrest her. Hodges also said mrs. Hill would be subject to a $3,000 Fine and jail sentence if she continued to defy the court s order to vacate the land. The judge with mrs. Hill s daughter Janaloo in the courtroom found the widow guilty of contempt of court for violating an order issued Jan. 21, 1972, which gave the state Highway department permanent entry into the land. . Diocese opens and Campaign for priest recruits new York a father John o Leary if he s not in Church he s Proba Bly in jail the advertisement declared in big Type. The newspaper and Magazine and de scribing the work of a priest who counsels prisoners is part of a $100,000 advertising Campaign being launched by the roman Catholic archdiocese of new York to help find recruits for its shrinking Priesthood. The advertising Effort is believed to be the first of such scope by any diocese in the nation. Its theme the new York priest. God knows what he does for a  i m sure that god does know it but we re anxious for everyone else to know it Terence Cardinal Cooke archbishop of new York said at a news conference Mon Day. The Cardinal said the archdiocese had been faced with a shortage of priests for years. The Rev. George Thompson director of vocations for the archdiocese said there currently were 950 priests compared with 1,000 to 1,100 during the late 1960s. Many parishes which used to have three or four priests now have two or three father Thompson said. The 13-week advertising Campaign is being financed through private fund Rais ing and aided by Lay volunteers who work in various Fields of communications. A Lay group of professional admin has developed a series of five ads telling about father o Leary along with a Parish priest a slum priest a Black priest and a monsignor. The father o Leary advertisement says his work with prisoners at the Manhattan House of detention commonly known As the tombs is the kind of Job you do for love not for  but there s so much Jnore work to do in the new York archdiocese and too few priests the and continues. Could you do what John o Leary does have you Ever thought about it there s a phone number where you can reach him. Just dial or i is to 774-3787. Hell be Happy to talk to you about his vocation. And  the archdiocese plans a Survey to Check whether the advertising Effort has improved the Public s image of priests. If the results Are positive the archdiocese Aims to inform other dioceses and try to raise Money for an expanded Campaign that would make use of radio and television. Announcement of the recruiting drive came after Pope Paul i last week expressed concern Over defections from the Priesthood. Some estimates have put the loss at 10 per cent Over the past decade