European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 8, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse 24 the stars and stripes july 1958 Ike opening Parley today Ottawa president Elsen Hower arid prime minister John Diefenbaker in their talks opening hero tuesday May take historic Steps to establish a direct Channel Between the jaw making bodies of Canada talks As a move to eliminate Buffer fences and strengthen ties Between the two expressed Hope they will Lead to the creation of a joint parliamentary commit the purpose of such a group would be to keep a constant watch on problems emerging Between the neighbors and presumably to initiate some fast action if friction teaches the danger currently the chief body for this purpose is the eco nomic and Trade committee of four Cabinet members from each a but this committee has met Only about once a year and so far has not teen notably successful at quietly ironing out problems be fore they reach the state of Public Public aggravations Between Thi two countries have increased in the last few rather than Dimin appearing on a television said he and or Eisenhower would discuss ways o bringing about More frequent meetings of the economic commit Diefenbaker first proposed the congressional parliamentary group last month in a speech at Wesleyan while trying to set up a new Diefenbaker wih be looking for solutions on major cur rent such As the Ameri can ban on communist chinese import restrictions on Cana Titan and the dumping o american wheat into Oom Mercia markets thereby hurting Canadian attempts to Market its own surpluses for Oolf in documents reported stolen fcontinur4 from Page 1 vesti gation by the committee of its own Washington police also were in and the Fri was re ported to be looking into the committees chief i Vestiga Baron was in a hotel room next door to the suite occupied by Goldfine aides when the microphone was found in the Early morning with him was Jack a Legman for columnist Drew United press International re ported that Pearson made it Plain he Doest intend to fire paraphrasing recent remarks by president Eisenhowe the columnist said his assist ant has been imprudent but i need the listening device was inside Sam colettes room but placed at the crack under a door leading to an adjoining this suite was occupied by Jack a Public relations and others helping Goldfine fight accusations of i nagging with Adams to influence government this sensation was still rumbling when in mid morning Gold fines Sec Mildred reported that Bank correspond ence and other Goldfine documents in her keeping had been stolen from lifer backing out of crime scene cuban rebels release Trio Havana cup the cuban rebels released three More Ameri they landed at Gutta Vanamo naval base in a Heli copter after a flight from a secret rebel Encampment the three James of de okla assistant superintendent at the United fruit of Sherman Avery general manager of the Nicatro Nickel James of grand assistant general manager at four held new releases left Only four civilians in rebel hands three americans and one but the rebels also hold 30 sailors and a Marine who were seized 10 Days ago and naval authorities indicated it would take i9i i tue longer to work out their possibility also developed that the May hold some Kidnap victims indefinitely As insurance against cuban government bomb and Canad an had been freed Airlift Sun quilts born in but fail to survive Spain Upo a 28 year old Maria Flori Vicente of the nearby Village of gave birth to quintuplets physicians an three were born the other two moments after their attending doctors said the babies were born in their seventh the House committee Mot in an emergency after Ivi hours of closed door chairman Cren Harris told newsmen the con Gressmen would get to the Bot Tom of the the integrity of the committee is at slake and we Hove simply got to get to the Bottom of he asked whether the committee had engaged in Gestapo tactics a word used by Goldfine and some associates lipped Harris said tight none is authorized and none will be one of the questions the Corn copter Crew growing crop of mustaches Frankfurt up the nine helicopter men being held in Germany Are marking time i by growing mustaches and keeping their fatigue uniforms inspect Ion a letter from one of the men revealed the eight officers and one in one of two us sports caught gurgling a restaurant in a forced to climb out the same Way he went in through the the door was no heavily padlocked that even the police had to climb Over the photo acoustics plan is weighed c7 As Cheek by scientists Geneva a scientists from and West monday considered whether a ban on nuclear tests could be enforced by acoustic checking of sound Waves either in the atmosphere or under in a three hour meeting behind locked doors at the Palace of nations the experts turned the known facts about the acoustics system Over and studying each de they were attempting to decide if such a system would be cheat it would provide a reason Able guarantee against sneak both the soviet and the Western experts submitted documents on the Parley in 2d week this conference now in its Sec Ond week is considering ban on tests can toe under agreement with the rus the Western experts have refrained from making Public statements on the nature of the conference to avoid prejudicing its chances for in general terms James chairman of the Dele a and Evgeny Fedorov of the team have expressed measure at the Progress made thus discussions have begun on the methods used independently by the individual Powers to detect nuclear explosions by the scientists Are not consider ing a political their mis Sion in these highly technical discussions is to determine what detection methods now exist and whether it is possible to police a ban on blasts of nuclear then it would be up to the governments of the nations Cone Wied w decide whether they want to negotiate a testing ban with each other or to refer the matter to the projected Summit Man were in i 3d army div helicopter in route from Frank Furt to the Groflo Moehr training urea near the Border june 9 when the Craft got lost in a Thunder storm and into East Ger Man letters Given to red they been Neld for nearly a month four time the Normal re turn time for Border strays be cause the soviet zone government Hopes to Vise their return As a trading piece for diplomatic recognition from the the first letters thernon were allowed to Send to their families were handed to american red Cross officials in West Berlin and delivered Jariet Jones said she was overjoyed and delighted to get the letter from Hir capt Paul of those of her five children old enough to understand it were excerpt from part of the Handwritten letter said a week ago Frank capt Frank Alan capt Alan 3d and i started letting our mustaches grow just to have Sooruj thing to mine is a Light red in color and i Haven decided yet whether or not to keep we have been Given some flan Nelliner poplin athletic suits to Wear this gave us the Opportunity to Wash our clothes they made up starch and i ironed my fatigues except for the Black Dye fading off my look real Sharp on repatriation Johnsons written some time before the then expressed the Hope the men would be released by the 4th of speaking Olf it perhaps the fourth will be a Good Mittee discussed was whether to fire the Only decision was to leave the matter open for the time Harris said he had talked to Shacklette and the committee members would question shake in a second closed a Hal dozen of the 11member group were present for the fore noon lotto said he understood the Fri was investigating the Micro phone the Fri itself said it had received a complaint and was re Ferring the matter to the Justice doubt such referrals t the department by the Fri Are usually to obtain an opinion on whether any Vio lation of Federal Law is some Legal authorities who preferred not to he quoted expressed belief that the use of the phone did not violate any Federal lotto called a news to Tell his Story of a theft of Gold Fine he said miss Paperman had first notified col Fine when she Dis covered the papers that she was upset and Goldfine was extremely a squad of detectives from Washington police department questioned miss when they one of them told news men they didst know any More than they did when they started talking to police puzzled the who refused to give his said that he under stood All of the involved were under subpoena by the House asked whether Goldfine and his associates had photos Tatur copies of the missing the Totive i understand he said the results of the taif with miss Paperman would be conveyed to his superiors in the police but he Shook his head in puzzlement Over lotto said miss Paperman left her room for Boston last thursday and returned sunday assumed the burglary took place during that lotto was risked to query Gold 1 fines attorney Roger Robb As Tefr Why important papers were left j unguarded in miss i lotto snid Robbs reply that it was u locked and i assumed they were Safe and i body knew they were i Robb made Public u letter to Harris saying these f should be answered in testimony 1 under oath from All those having knowledge of the Shacklette or other sub committee picked up confidential information through listening in on Gold fines suites confidential information been Given to subcommittee coun set Robert Lishman in his 2ing of who resumes witness stand confidential material Given columnist Pearson Romi publishes material critical of Goldfine soviets free nine american fliers continued from Page t caught by soviet fighters inside the soviet armenian Border and forced to the embassy in Moscow had since been negotiating for the re turn of the the Moscow broadcast of the names of those released coincided in eight cases with the list of those issued in Washington on june but instead of maj Bonnie whose wife lives in Moscow listed a a Ftp whose Home address was not a spokesman at air Force head quarters in Wiesbaden said the list ing of a maj Allen instead of maj Shupe was but could have resulted from a mix up Over Shupes Middle he said whose Middle name is was definitely member of the Crew and there was no maj Allen Crew the sight on which the broadcast and official list agreed were col Dale Brannon and mrs Harry of maj Luther Lyles Carrie of maj Robert Martha w of capt James Kane Rosemary of and of it James Luther and Charles sgt James and James Earl Reamer and Byron von reamed of Louis Peter and John of i1l
