European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 6, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse 24 the stars and stripes july 195v Beirut Center turned into Battleground for second straight Day Beirut bullets whizzed through squares in downtown Bel rut for the second straight Day saturday a army and hidden roof top rebel snipers exchanged heaviest shooting entered on the cites main risk Solh Square where Many and the government which sits on a Hohoff overlooking the Square in rectangular old turkish the outbreak of fighting came in mid Oming As shoppers thronged the shooting first broke out in the twisting alleys of the Oriental Bazaar and the bad Ellrisa area ships search for 5 in c124 crash continued from Page 1 be located in Travis fab one of two couriers who joined the Tokyo bound flight in Hono Lulu was identified As capt whose wife Elsie in the other was coast guard chief Petty officer Roy of Early saturday the million plane radioed it had a runaway could not Feather the was losing Oil and asked Permis Sion to land at tiny Johnston is land 200 Miles it was not heard trom crippled plane with 71 is escorted in by Raf London trans Ana Dian super Constellation Modt a perfect Landing saturday at Ion Don Airport after being escorted on the last leg of a flight from Montreal with one engine the big carrying 71 per ran into trouble Over the Atlantic approaching the Irish a Royal air fore plane was rent out to guide the crippled Constellation flooded areas to receive Aid Contin cd from Page i to at least st71 Iowa three More bodies were re covered the three were John Charles Yukins and mails a threat were from flood town of this brought to 18 the number bodies the last per son to Iii missing and presumed dead was Parsons known to have been swept away when a Flash flood hit the town tuesday Colorado demo denies voting for republicans Colorado democratic state denied allegations by the state party newspaper that he had voted with the opposition 26 times Dur ing the 1557 1 never voted with the Republic Ham they voted with and then spread to the main there were no reports of casual Little evidence found of use infiltration United the United nations observation group in Lebanon reported it had found Little evidence of infiltration of men across the United Arab Republic Border to fight in the lebanese the first fac finding report of the Threeman comprising Gajo Jeza of maj Gen Odd Bull of Norway and Rajesh War Dayal of detailed operations of the 100man Field Force in the first two of its it reached no definite conclusions but reported the investigation of some rebel strongholds and cases or syrians fight off with the insurgents and reported by the lebanese in the area of the hold of rebel Leader Kamal jump observers saw group Ings amounting to several Hundred armed the i report the Arma seen consisted mostly a varied ass Artmont of rites of French and italian mines seen near the Baalbek area were of British French it has been possible to establish from where these arms were acquired Wor was it possible to establish if any of the armed men observed had infiltrated outside there is Little that die vast majority was in any Rase com posed of angry reaction in Premier sum Al Solh reacted angrily to statement the prime minister asked does Hammarskjold want Street fighting in Beirut to convince him seriousness of Tho situation the rebels Are 10 Miles from suppose they and broken through ii would mean massacre and does a Hammarskjold want that Soth Veitii rioted that nothing Short of an International police Force can the opposition Lender Stieb hulled report As a Triumph of the truth we arc glad to see Hammar skjold was not misled by Samlue Chamoun and foreign minister j Harles Malik As they misled the i Security Council end the sees Power role 1o in continued Page d that the Premier com come Washington for further talks the near do Gaul Les statement French plans to build an bomb climaxed his on Day conference with it my Hunt taken place while they comp Lily a French Stofie siiri said do Gaulle sait that France had the task of becoming an atomic Power and that she was deter mined to do he left no doubt of the determination of his govern men to bring into the ranks o the atomic Powers to it Bronks by the spokesman said do tulle stressed that this is the Basic question of the Day for he said no decision was nor but that de Jeaulli s Pur pose was to explain clearly to the american government the French position on the the subject of nuclear weapons wiil be continued through Normal diplomatic he under present congressional Law requiring sufficient Progress in nuclear France is not considered eligible for Access to american technical Only Britain gets such inform the French Caff this partnership the atomic for French spokesmen have been con tending that France should head Mit us to French scientists Are working on atomic the details of which have never been it is close to the Point of a French official said gave de gamete u very remarkable and deep explanation of the world situation the great problems of the he said in was no important disagreement be tween the French and american Points of swears to Tell the truth Boston industrialist Bernard Goldmine ruler hand As to toll Tho truth in hearing by a House on his relationship with Prudential a latent Sherman photo employees urged to return Goldfine gifts f continued from parse 1 col Fine had acknowledged he deducted the Cost of that rust As a business cold inc set off a politic no bomb Shell thursday by he sent the Christmas to the White House and Capitol Hill some received a Fucks of up to and Many were on Tho Christ Mas list for seven the sub committee one of Adams secretaries was on the subcommittee members John Moss arid John Bennett said they want French plans to build an bomb Fuller of Whit Gold Fine had in Moss said Public offi Eanls should ship Gold tons right Back to the sender if they were listed As deductible leaving Washington for a week end in Goldfine said hex petted to so on pm trying Santa clonus to poor Federal he said he was not a bit sorry for what Hes Given so West scientists Exchange blast detection data from i techniques than in the political problems Likely to come both Western and communist s urea agreed that the talks had got off to a hopeful Start though it remained to be seen whether the political differences might reappear in a later stage to overshadow whatever control system can be worked out by the any International control system is Likely to make use of All the five principal Melhouse of detection present in Western sources expect Little disagreement on these methods As but differences Are foreseen on their reliability and maximum effective nuclear explosions no Fae detected by a Check of radioactivity in the atmosphere or in sea this method has almost no Range and permits fairly Precita identification of the Type of weapon used in the but u is Al most useless in selecting explosions deep or in localizing the site of the another method is based on a Check of the Asnjo Sporic pressure Waves by a nuclear sex this am to establish the time Ami place of a nuclear but is also ineffective against Small or underground sex new electromagnetic 1 n s t r ments have own developed by both Eastern Western scientists to detect nuclear blasts above this method is reportedly effective in detecting Small Type of nuclear explosion up to some 500 Miles but again cannot detect underground underground explosions can to detected by extremely sensitive but Western consider their effect Lirange also limited to a maximum of porno 500 the sound Waves set up by an explosion can be detected by Distant but this method also a relatively Short Range of in experts con Sider that pm effective control sys tem require International observe tettion Potts not More than 800 or Miles apart in practical this could for 7ibrtut 20 observer stations in the soviet 10 to 15 in and Olgal or 10 each in the and communist Castro would give wounded to red Cross from Paye sent by a Tref i in Castro his of or was in officials Saki did not Milieu the number of wounded soldiers Castro via had to sur but stressed that the recent of a Large group of prisoners and strained the resources of the medical services beyond their ability provide the Neces thu Swiss shortwave radio Sitt Virt Tny broadcast a message from he committee to advising him that his offer has been for a dirtied to cuban red the added that the in a National red Cross committee is Roady to Send a Mission to Havana immediately to facilitate humanitarian Cllon in Accord in with its traditional envoy bids to free 45 still in Castro hands Havana ambassador Evirl k Smith re ported now delicate negotiations to Fri 43 americans Artel two Oma Hans held by rebels in Eastern he snid Consul Park Wol non has reported on his first Effort that Kaifie the release of four americans and one and has flown Back to Guantanamo naval base to renew his Smith said tint because of the delicacy of the situation he could not disclose details of Wollams re vice Consul Robert Plecha reported to be still in the mountains talking with the rebels about freeing 30 among those kidnapped by the Reb mostly from the Grant Tinsma naval is engineers and sugar com a Tony employees and three Canadian engineers Wera seized by the in mass kids pings thut began last traffic fatalities mount in states continued from Page i death toll u it running at a rate slightly lower than during the Early hours of the do Vars to continue to user every possible precaution to the Tou the mounting traffic toll la the current concern of safety during the first of the observe Highway deaths ran on sixth ahead of those occurring during the memorial Day week Earl thai Observance was Marrell by 371 traffic a record for a three Day the previous record three Day weekend toll for a july fourth Observance was 407 in a july fourth Holiday period claimed a record 491 in
