European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes tuesday september 5, 1978 pontiff tells Mondale and others Vatican has no Miracle solutions few kind words for to show British critics rip into holocaust absurd Vatican City a Pope John Paul i on monday told vice president Walter f. Mondale and other leaders of foreign delegations who attended his inauguration that the Vatican has no Miracle solutions for world problems but is ready to contribute in any Way it can to serve the International  the meeting with the foreign leaders and several other audiences took place a few hours after a 3-Pound bomb blew a Hole in the Gate and broke windows of the lat eran Palace the Pope s residence As Bishop of Rome. But no one was Hurt and the Pope was three Miles away at the papal apartment in the Vatican where he lives. Speaking in French to the foreign Lead ers at a Brief audience in the ornate Sala reggia of the apostolic Palace the new Pope also appealed for religious Freedom for Christian believers. The common Good allow us to count on your willing collaboration he said. We wish above All that the Christian communities always enjoy in your countries the respect and the Freedom which any religious conscience is entitled to and that a fair place be made for their contributions in the search for the common  after the group audience the Pope received Mondale separately. Earlier in the Day the Pope gave Sepa rate audiences in his private Library to the 13 foreign chiefs of state who came to at tend his installation and to the wives of dignitaries. King Baudoin and Queen Fabiola of Bel Gium King Juan Carlos i and Queen Sofia of Spain grand Duke Jean and grand Duchess Josephine Charlotte of Luxembourg Prince Francois Joseph ii and Princess Georgina of Liechtenstein Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco president and mrs. Jorge Rafael Videla of Argentina president Rudolf Kirchschlage of Austria president and mrs. Patrick Hill Ary of Ireland president Elias Sarkis of Lebanon president and mrs. Demetrio Basilio lakas of Panama Regent captains Francesco Valli and Enrico Andreoli of san Marino and the head of the order of Malta Angelo de Mohamadi Cologna. Pope was chosen on fourth ballot time reports new York a Pope John Paul i received a landslide vote on the fourth ballot according to the forthcoming Issue of time Magazine. Some curia lists and right Wing cardinals cast Blank ballots but the Only name heard As the final votes were read was that of Albino Luciani time reports. The newsmagazine says there were three criteria used in selecting the 263rd Pope he must be an italian not Only to handle the delicate role the Vatican must play in Italy s Uncertain politics but a non italian might give a threatening new tilt to the  according to time the second requirement which was resisted by some members of the curia was that the Church whatever its far Flung political administrative problems needed a pastoral Pope. And the third requirement was that the new Pope be not obvious and not  by process of elimination the pastoral choices narrowed Down to Guiseppe Siri 72, of Genoa Corrado Ursi 70, of Naples arid Luciani says time. It was the fourth and final ballot of the astonishing conclave that gave the Catholic world its 263rd Pope Albino Cardinal Luciani 65, archbishop of  ten thousand policemen were guarding the hotels and embassies where the foreign delegations were staying to protect them against the red brigades and other terrorists who have been plaguing italian life for months. Police said they believed the attack on the Lateran Palace was the work of extremists. By Michael West London a British critics monday slammed holocaust the controversial . Television program on the nazi extermination of european jews As  they said schmaltzy Hollywood techniques used in the dramatized documentary made Buchenwald concentration Camp look like something almost out of Pope receives Luns Pope John Paul i with the smile that has won the hearts of millions who saw his installation on television listens to nato Secretary general Joseph Luns while French Cardinal Jean Villot right makes an introducing gesture. The Pope on monday received members of the various delegations who came to Vatican City to witness his installation ceremony the previous Day. A photo Lef Nixon come then ignore fim aussie paper suggests Sydney a Formes president Richard Nixon s planned trip to Australia sparked renewed debate in the nation s press monday with one paper saying stay Home yank and another suggest ing that australians let him come and then ignore  last week the government turned Down Nixon s request to pay an official visit and meet with prime minister Malcolm Fra ser. Nixon responded through his chief aide who announced that the former presi Dent planned to come Here anyway on a private visit. In Canberra a senior government source said monday that Australia would give Nixon a tourist visa provided it s a genuinely private  Federal police Are reportedly worried about Security for Nixon even on a private visit. In the editorial headlined stay Home yank the daily Telegraph noted Nixon s decision to come despite the government Rebuff and said is there no end to the arrogance of Richard Milhous Nixon is this wretched strutting creature totally deluded the Federal government must Tell this self confessed cheat now that he is not wanted Here. In any capacity. And if the message contains some of the expletives deleted from the taped tissue of lies which destroyed his presidency it will serve him right the paper said. The australian the country s National newspaper said in a monday editorial that Nixon should not be Given an official Wel come but he should not be denied a Visi Tor s visa either if he wants one unless we want to Label ourselves As a nation which champions Freedom. Sometimes when it suits  the paper said the ferment Over the visit is As unnecessarily violent As the rage and frustration of the visit s opponents Are self defeating and suggested that opponents would make their Point much More Cut tingly by ignoring the visit the treat ment it  Nixon is assured of at least one warm Welcome. Brian Stonier managing director for the australian Branch of the Mac Millan co., which published his memoirs said we will do everything in our Power to Welcome him widely and  the lord mayor of Melbourne Council Lor Irwin Rockman said he would be inter ested in meeting Nixon unofficially. Ideal Homes abysmal standards Mark Holo Caust wrote Richard last in the daily Telegraph after the bbl screened the first episode sunday night. Last wrote that the program which about 120 million americans watched when Abc screened it last Spring was so fundamentally inadequate that one wondered not that a few american critics have denounced it but that most should have come out in its  de sanitized look he said holocaust contained not even an attempt at period  he added that the violent scenes had the de sanitized look indistinguishable from a thousand  the scenes so far shown in the concentration Camps made one conscious Only of actors in air conditioned studios not even remotely of the unthinkable squalor and degradation which must have reigned in those human Hells he continued. He said the dialogue was unsupportable banal and the acting  Rosalie Horner wrote in the daily express that the program based on a Best Selling novel by Gerald Green was nothing More than entertainment with a Holly Wood sized e. The deathly hand of tinsel City is Ever present. The Buchenwald concentration Camp looks almost out of Ideal Homes " almost unbearably Bland Stewart Steven called it almost unbearably Bland in his review in the daily mail. It does not attempt save for in one scene the burning of a wooden synagogue packed with every male jew of a Village in Poland even to touch upon the True enor mity of what occurred Steven wrote. Peter Fiddick wrote in the guardian there s always a Market for Schmaltz. But to apply its oily techniques to mass suf Fering mass individual suffering of this order is not possible. Here is a concentration Camp whose in mates forced into the Quarry seem never to lose a Pound from their Well nourished american frames. Think Back to those Pic Tures to those living skeletons. Think of the stench. It could not should not be in any Way entertaining. But holocaust whatever its first Good intentions has disastrously failed to resist the  Mary Malone wrote in the daily Mirror i found the images  soap opera style Philip Phillips said in the Sun that the concentration Camp inmates All looked neat and Well  but he said that de spite the inaccuracies in holocaust i be Lieve that America s National broadcasting company who produced the program Are to be congratulated. The awful truth should be put on record so that the world will not forget even if it is presented in the american soap opera  the Only other kind word came from Stanley Reynolds in the times. He wrote the period costumes the uniforms the sets and location scenes were excellently  the bbl plans to screen the remaining episodes of holocaust Over the next three nights. Mexican Dies after being gored in bullfight ring Tijuana a Francisco Madrigal a Matador s assistant who was gored aug. 27 in the bullring Here has died official say. Madrigal 51, was partially behind a protective Wall when the Bull hooked him and dragged him into the ring. He had Exten Sive surgery after the Accident but died in Cinica Prima Vera of a heart attack caused by the injuries officials said. It was the first death in a bullfight Here since the ring opened in 1938