European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes car sabotage hinders work at pm Plant Detroit motors said sabotage of painted car bodies again interfered with production thursday at its Fisher body division Plant in Kansas the company said it had to close Chevrolet and Fisher body plants in Kansas City wednesday because of a Fisher body spokesman production resumed on a Normal schedule but was threatened As a result of further sabotage during the first hour of the alleged sabotage was the first reported by any of the big three car makers during Nocon tract operation of their Gas contract with the United Auto workers Union expired May the Laws contracts with Ford and Chrysler ran out three Days Leonard Law vice president and director of its pm negotiating i have no comment other than that we didst do some Law members employed at big three plants Are under instructions to keep on work ing without contracts and not to provoke Plant shutdowns by Sabo Tage or any other Ford and Chrysler reported operations were Normal thursday at their describing wednesdays shut Down in Kansas Gas Fisher body spokesman said employees unknown to manage ment inflicted severe damage to sainted surfaces of 45 finished bodies requiring Long and costly it was necessary to shut Down production while this repair bottleneck was this resulted in the loss of More than two hours production for some hourly rated employees at the Chevrolet and Fisher body plants in Kansas the company said that on March 4 sabotage forced the closing of the aame this incident occurred Days before pm opened contract with the pm resumed bargaining talks thursday morning with the Law without any sign that Progress is feeling made towards a settlement the Union also talked with Ford and broken spans Mark Bridges death plunge in june two sections of Bridge lie in the water after million Structure at British at least 16 men killed in the damage was estimated at month construction delay is court rules for 6 in army risk suit continued from Page 1 hearings into alleged subversive activities at the the in Quiry was conducted by the late Joseph Mccarthy Twenty five employees were sus of these 17 were reinstated by the the others eventually were but All now have won reinstatement thursdays ruling applied to Aaron Harold Carl Bernice Melvin Morris and Hyam Gerber they All held either scientific jobs or jobs rated As requiring clearance for Access to secret material the appellate courts ruling re versed District judge Alex Ander Holtzoff who last november dismissed the complaint of the Harry of one of the attorneys handling the called the decision a tremendous Victory for the last six of this Large group who were sus Pended because of the actions of the Mccarthy Roy Conn Green added that the court decision was based on a principle for which we have fought from the very we contended that the army  hand Down a Bare decision that a Man was a secur Ity risk without giving him the findings of the question of whether the Justice department will carry the Case to the supreme court is up to solicitor general Lee he is expected to take a week or so to study the opinion before de Greece offered partnership in Cyprus from Page 1 matters would remain in the hand of the British Macmillan said that for the plan to be work Able violence must then he promised a relaxation the Security measures which Britain has these include the buildup of the Security forces there to approximately men with reinforcements being flown out from Macmillan said he had sent a personal Appeal to greek Premier Constantino Kara Muni is and Turk ish Premier Adnan Menderes ask family of executed hungarian hero meets press the  family of Gen pal one of the executed Leaden of Hungary hew York a Wynen male Tor died knowing his family had escaped to the shown with Maria Maleter Are 12 and 8 with ing them to approach this policy in a spirit of cooperation of Moder he said if the greek and turkish governments were willing to participate in this Experiment in partnership and the British government would even be willing to share the sovereignty of the Island with their greek Anc turkish allies As their contribution to a lasting he made Only one reservation on this saying that Britain would want such military bases and facilities in Cyprus necessary for the discharge of British inter National the whole plan was designed to bring Greece and Turkey closer into the administration of the no discrimination for the British gov even in dealing with foreign defense and would act after consultation with representatives of the greek and turkish efforts would be made to prevent any communal discrimination in the Mac Millan said the representatives of the greek and turkish governments will have the right to require any legislation which they consider to discriminatory to be reserved for consideration by an impartial Macmillan gave no Clear Defini Tion of the course for Cyprus after the conclusion of the seven year period other than his reference to a possible sharing of sovereignty among greek and turkish Makarios will reply to proposal today Athens Cyprus archbishop Makarios and greek mayors ended the second Day of consultations Here thurs Day on Britain plan for Makarios simply said they had discussed the plan and the tense situation on the Island and indicated their official answer will be ent to sir Hugh foot bag confers in Lebanon on rebellion continued from Page 1 Quarter but has nor attempted dislodge the armenian communists ambush it gendarmes in a jeep in the Armeni an Section wednesday night two gendarmes were reported it fed and a third seriously wounded be fore anticommunist drove the reds out of the us advises citizens to leave Lebanon Landor up a British foreign office spokesman said Bei rut ambassador sir George Middle ton advised britons to leave Lebanon if they wish to do the already had taken it was estimated there Are Between and britons in Many of them key technicians in the vital Oil pipelines which terminate at Lebanon Mediterranean a spokesman said no specific Range ments had been made for mass House approves Adata Exchange Washington a the House thursday passed a Bill authorizing president Eisenhower plan for increasing the Exchange of atom weapons information with americas passage paved the Way for Quick consideration in the lowering substantially but selectively the Walls of secrecy around nuclear weapons the legislation would per Mit an ally already capable of producing atom weapons to Exchange knowhow and materials for weapons production with the to quiz show head balks at House probe new York up lit i Rector of the television want show Twenty one took the of Tref fifth 22 at it hearing of the House on Una Merican activities Charles a Dubin told the Mittee wednesday that he not now a member of the communist but he declined to if he had Ever been a the National Broaca Attar which carries mediately announced i Wilt longer carry Dubyns i