European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday november 7, 1958 Russ set pullout in Korea As reunification terms Prussia Lias demanded the immediate troops from South Korea As n condition for re United nations withdrawn of foreign unification of Korea. But the . Declared that. United nations forces will remain until a korean settlement is readied on the. Basis of in principles. Soviet Deputy foreign minister Valerian a. To dirt challenged the in Side to pull out non korean troops As communist China claims it Hus done in the Case of its the and soviet delegates wore the first speakers in the de Bate on Korea in the general As Sembly s main political committee. Then was nothing in the opposing statements to suggest any Chance during this session of re uniting the divided country or of moving closer to u korean Settle ment. Zorin advanced the familiar rus Liin theme that the korean ques Tion should be solved by the korean people without in interference. The Republic of Korea demanded proof that the chinese communists have withdrawn their troops from North Korea. Ambassador you Chan Yang South Korea s in observer and envoy to Washington told the in that if the communists Are sincere they should allow a in commission to go to North Korea to inspect the withdrawal of chinese Volun Yang recalled the withdrawal of russian forces from North Kore prior to the korean War that turned out to be the preliminary step for the military aggression against the Republic of Britain offers plan for a ban continued from Page 1 Powers and to such bodies As the United nations. An eight Nat Ion conference of dentists from East and West decided in Geneva last summer that. It was possible to control a ban on nuclear tests and submitted a list of recommendations on How this could to done including the establishment of about 180 observation stations around the world. . Delegation arrives for a safeguards meet Geneva a America s delegation to the conference on Safe guards against Surprise attacks arrived thursday and stressed its eagerness to engage in serious tech Nical discussions with the communist world on a wide Range of com plex military problems. Other Western delegations also began arriving for he 10-Nntion East West conference opening Mon Day in the palais ties nations. Speaking for the american group delegation chairman William c. Foster told reporters at the air port we Are prepared to talk scientifically sincerely and deeply about these technical party feuds labor blamed for defeat continued from Page 1 with 219 needed for a majority. The gop elected 153. Alaska elects its first. House member nov. 25. In the contests for governorships the democrats elected 24 and led in one unsettled race for an indurated total of?4, counting nine h o 1 d o v e r s. Republicans elected eight and had six holdovers for a total of 14. President Eisenhower seemed mystified by the election results lie told his news conference wednesday i. H u t if the voters wanted his administration to Fol Low a different course he did not know what it was. He said he thought they had voted for big spenders in Congress and he in tended to resist any big spending policy. Republican National chairman Meade Alcorn asked state party leaders to Send him confidential reports on what i a p p e n e d and Why. House Republican Leader Eph w. Martin blamed these tors for the Republican defeat business recession opposition Strong unions Stales funds Jos fun the from and Well financed labor Republican feuds in some u shortage of Campaign Lack of attractive Candi 128 women fined for apartheid protest Johannesburg a Magis trate s court thursday fined 128 african women $8.40 with the alternative of a month s imprison ment for demonstrating in Johan Nesburg against the government s latest apartheid were the first of More than 2,000 women who were arrested while parading in the City in pro test against the Issue of pass books to africans. . Giving Jordan 12 jets Amman Jordan up the British and american embassies announced that the . Will pro vide the jordanian air Force with 12 British made Hawker Hunter Jet fighters. The planes will be delivered under an agreement concluded june 8. Dates in several instances and a failure to sell the administration record. Some party professionals said the Republican Organ ipalion was hurl by feuds like Hose in California and Indiana and Lack of support from disenchanted republicans who had expected the administration to do More to Cut taxes the Federal budget and the size of the Federal government. Rockefeller confers on staff appointments new York a governor elect Nelson a. Rockefeller moved speedily thursday to set up his administrative team and gel it on the Job. A morning conference with re publican state chairman l. Judson morhouse obviously was for the purpose of discussing such matters Rockefeller also said he intended to consult with former gov Thomas e. De Voy on forthcoming appointments to the gubernatorial staff. The governor elect got to work on the matter of appointments in talks with a number of his person Al and Campaign aides. He said he expects to name his budget director before leaving on a vacation Tri to Venezuela this weekend and also will choose his counsel within u few Days. Wartime partners reunited French Premier Charles de Gaulle pins free France s highest decoration on sir Winston Churchill during ceremonies in Paris. It was the first meeting of the wartime leaders since 1944. A photo Churchill decorated by de Gaulle in Paris Paris a Britain s wartime Leader sir Winston Churchill was kissed on both Cheeks thursday by Premier Charles de Gaulle who gave him France s highest free French decoration. The solemn 83-year-old British Ike continued from Page 1 where he will speak monday the White House announced. The president will leave her Friday to join former Treasury Secretary George m. Humphrey for an afternoon of Duck Hunting at the Cedar Point club outside Toledo. On saturday or. Eisenhower will Fly to Tacoma to spend two nights with his brother Edgar. The chief executive will Fly on monday to Seattle for a 10 30 am speech before the consultative com Mittee of the Colombo Organiza Tion a group working for the economic development of Southand Southeast Asia. He will Fly Back to the capital monday night. 2 cardinals return to . New York up James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre of los Angeles and Francis Cardinal Spellman of new York arrived by plane from Rome where they at tended the Coronation of Pope John Xxiii. 21 stranded As storm Polar Lee Isle continued from Pago 1 manned As a floating Arctic scientific station in the Spring of 1957. At that time it was located 550 Miles North of Barrow. Since then its location has been determined Only by wind and water movement. The Floe 10 feet thick has served As a base for a variety of scientific observations Jand studies including weather observations micrometer urology oceanography Earth magnetism and seismic sounding studies. The air Force men marooned on the Island were identified As capt Juntas f. Smith commander of the Sta Tion s sgt Richard Van Natta sgt George Colin inn 8 sgt t. A. Boger a is Boa pro c. 0. Williams. R. E. Wise. Mancel George b. Marcus and j. M. Cecil and a/2c Sprague. The civilian scientists were George Cvijanovich Duel scientist Arnold Hanson a University of Washington meteorologist Jorge Soho ten of Argentina s Antarctic Institute Thomas Stetson of the Woods Hole Oceano graphic Institute mass., and four others identified Only m Neufer Williams Johnson and Walle Baraer. The name of the 21st Man re ported to be on the Floe was not known. Leader proudly accepted the medal in the shape of a Cross of Lor Raine which was de Gaulle s War time Symbol. In the troublesome times of world War ii Churchill had once remarked that the Cross of Lorraine was the heaviest Cross he had to Bear. The two world War ii comrades meeting for the first time since the celebrations in Paris on armistice Day 1944, were in warm spirits. Sir Winston made a Brief speech in English saying that during the War he had spoken in French but saw no reason to subject the French people to such treatment in peacetime. In the Brief 10-Minule ceremony in the Garden of the hotel matignon de Gaulle s official Resi a nce Churchill stood bareheaded holding his Homburg in his hand his figure wrapped in a Black overcoat. Walking haltingly and leaning on his Cane the solemn faced Brit ish Leader reviewed an Honor guard of the troops including a colonial unit which liberated Paris in 1944. After the ceremony Churchill flew Back to London. Pilot killed 3 Hurt in crack up of c45 town Creek. Ala. A an air Force c45 crashed in rough country two Miles West of this Northwest Alabama Village. The Pilot was killed and three other airmen were injured. An official at Maxwell air Force base in Montgomery where the twin engine Craft was based identified the victim As it col Ralph w. Mitchell 36, of Atlanta. He was attending the air University a Maxwell. The injured taken to a Hospital at Sheffield 20 Miles West of Here were listed As it col Fred p. Wright 40, of Milledgeville col Stanley h. Bear 37, of York pa., and m sgt Archie , 46, of Birmingham. All were stationed at Maxwell. Airline strike continues ask offer rejected Washington up capital airline mechanics have voted to reject the airline s latest wage offer and continue their 22-Day-Oldstrike, a Union spokesman said. The vote against accepting the company offer of a 30-cent-an-Hourwage increase a s 1,214 to 8, according to Robert t. Quick presi Dent of Lodge 144 of the machinists Union. Quick said the vote was taken at the four airports where the machinists have the largest member ship Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Washington. About 2,500 mechanics Are on strike against the nation s fifth largest airline. They Are asking a 42-cent-an-hour increase Over a two year period along with other contract provisions. 1,800 trainmen join in Surprise walkout Dallas Tex. Up at least1,800 operating employees of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad struck thursday shortly before a Federal judge issued a restraining order forbidding a walkout. Judge t. Whitfield Davidson later signed the order naming some two dozen Union officials. Marshals immediately began serving papers on the striking railway train service stopped at 6 am thursday except for a few trains already under Way which continued to their destinations. The strike which took the rail Road s management by Surprise affects train service in Missouri Kansas Texas and Oklahoma. A Union spokesman said the walkout was precipitated by the Railroad s refusal to negotiate on complaints about changed working conditions due to the movement of Union greyhound reach agreement Cleveland up a Union negotiating committee voted thurs Day to accept the final contract offer made by Eastern greyhound lines and ordered its men Back on the Job in a 20-state area. Some 3,400 members of the amalgamated Assn. Of Street elec tric railways and motor coach workers walked off their jobs in Pittsburgh wednesday and the walkout spread rapidly to washing ton Cleveland Cincinnati Phila Delphia and other major cities served by the line. ., Spain sign loan agreements Madrid is the . And Spain signed loan agreements which make available More than$138 million to promote Spanish economic development through in vestment and Industry agriculture and Public works. Part of the funds will come from proceeds from the Sale for pesetas of . Agricultural commodities to Spain. The Sale agreements provide thata portion of the proceeds May be loaned by the . Government to the Spanish government for econ Omic development. Peru doctors strike Over Hospital dispute Lima Peru a Peru s med ical federation has declared a strike and ordered its affiliate doctors to handle Only emergency cases. The strike came after a dispute Over regulations in a new Hospital operated by the social Security administration. The regulations Al Low Only government paid doctors to work there. The federation wants the Hospital open to All Doc tors
