European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 2, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday october 2, 1978 the stars and stripes Page 5 campaigner Kennedy visits Home state of is primary acting like a presidential candidate Manchester . Up greeted by Ted in 80" buttons and elect Kennedy president signs sen. Edward Kennedy visited the Home state of the first presidential primary saturday but he insisted he had come to Praise Jimmy Carter and not to Bury him. Acting like a presidential candidate but talking like a Carter supporter Kennedy broke a 10-year personal Rule against campaigning in new Hampshire and Drew cheers from 1,000 delegates at the demo cratic state convention. But when pressed by reporters about the 1980 Campaign and the perennial Rumor that he is quietly grooming himself for the race he said i feel president Carter will be both a candidate and a nominee and be re elected and i have every intention of supporting  Kennedy has denied for 10 years that he will run for president and has purposely stayed out of new Hampshire to prove it lest an appearance in this most symbolic of political Arenas Start tongues wagging again. I must have invited him 75 times said state chairman Joanne Symons. In his speech to the convention Kennedy lavished Praise on Carter for facing up to a number of difficult issues and for advancing a foreign policy that combines both might and  but he also joked about the primary and invoked the name of his brother the late president who won his first presidential primary Here in 1960 As Carter did in 1976. He was interrupted by Many standing ovations. Kennedy got louder cheers when he talked about his own National health insurance Bill a source of conflict with Carter than when he praised the president s Camp David Summit Triumph. Blue and yellow Ted in 80" buttons were sprinkled about the audience and col lege students carried signs saying elect Kennedy  the new Hampshire democrats invited Kennedy to speak because he was their first Choice among democratic celebrities even above the president. But asked whether there were any Politi Cal implications in his decision to accept after All these years of avoiding new Hampshire the Massachusetts senator said he was merely being a Good neighbor and a Good Democrat. Almost sodium free and it tastes Good new Salt substitute to be marketed Milwaukee up a 4-year study that involved two hospitals a doctor and a College Home economics department has developed a Low sodium Salt substitute that tastes Good a Milwaukee company said Friday. The company said the new product could be used on a regular basis by per sons with High blood pressure heart or weight problems. Wixon Milwaukee spice corp. Said its research began when a Milwaukee an or. Earl Buske approached them for help after being told to remove Salt from his diet. The doctor said the problem was that too Many Salt substitutes were on the mar Ket Many containing a High level of sodium which is contrary to the needs of per sons on Low sodium diets. Some companies sought to solve the problem by using potassium Chloride to lower the sodium but the result was a bit Ter metallic taste. Wixon said its study during the four years involved staff doctors and dietitians at Milwaukee s St. Luke s and St. Joseph s hospitals and Home economic students at mount Mary College also in Milwaukee. By late 1977, the company said three reasoners were produced that Are Low in carbohydrates and consist entirely of Nat ural ingredients. The reasoners Are considered dietetic Al by sodium free with a sodium Content ranging from 15 to 33 milligrams per 100 Grams. By comparison Ordinary table Salt has More than 38,650 milligrams of sodium per 100 Grams. Wixon said the substitutes will be marketed under the name flavor secrets Low sodium reasoners. Jet s last words we re going  san Diego up investigators for the National transportation safety Board Friday released a rough draft Tran script of the final conversation Between air traffic controllers and the two planes in monday s in flight collision. According to Nosb spokesman Brad Dunbar the following Exchange took place Between air traffic controllers at Miramar naval base and san Diego s Lindbergh Field and the two planes 08 59 30 Miramar to spa traffic 12 o clock one mile northbound. Spa to Miramar we re looking. 08 59 40 Miramar to spa 12 o clock three Miles just North of Field Northeast bound Cessna 172, climbing Var visual flight rules out of 1,400 feet. Spa to Miramar Okay we got that one. 09 00 15 Miramar to spa traffic 12 o clock three Miles out of 1,700 feet. Spa to Miramar traffic in sight. 09 00 30 Miramar to Cessna traffic 6 o clock two Miles eastbound spa Jet in bound to Lindbergh out of 3,200 feet has you in  to Miramar response garbled. Spa is told by Miramar to switch to Lindbergh Tower radio frequency for final Landing approach 09 00 40 Lindbergh to spa traffic 12 o clock one mile Cessna. Spa to Lindbergh Okay. We had him a minute ago. Lindbergh Roger. Spa to Lindbergh think he passed off our right. 09 01 45 collision. 09 01 45 Miramar to Cessna traffic in your Vicinity is spa Jet has you in sight. He s descending for Lindbergh. No response. 09 01 52 spa to Lindbergh we re going Down. Lindbergh to spa Well Call the equip ment for you. Spa to Lindbergh Roger. Cuba mourns Pope Miami a the cuban government has declared a three Day official period of mourning for Pope John Paul i Havana radio said. The broadcast monitored in Miami said flags would be flown at half staff at All Public buildings and cuban Mili tary establishments. Of time National transportation safety Board and Pacific Southwest airlines person examine crash wreckage Nel examine parts of the Boeing 727 which crashed in san Diego last week in the worst . Air disaster in aviation history. A photo oct. 2, 1948 the soviet Price for lift ing the Berlin blockade was that the West Ern Powers abandon any attempt to form a West German state marshal varsity Soko Lovsky indicated in a Long declaration on soviet Aims in Germany. Oct. 2, 1958 a strike by 250,000 United Auto workers shut Down general motors widespread Auto Empire in less than an hour after All night labor management negotiations failed to reach an agreement. Oct. 2, 1968 Bob Gibson struck out 17 men to set a world series record As he handcuffed Detroit in pitching St. Louis to a 4-0 Victory in the opener in St. Louis