Pacific Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 19, 1959, Tokyo, Japan                                Weather forecast Early fog becoming fair and his inthe afternoon. High 43, Low 28. Air weather service the european edition res army Navy air Force unofficial publication of the . Armed forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle East new overseas rules the army hits chunked the rules on overseas Tours for enlisted men without families. Now qualified single men May re enlist for 3ft month overseas Tours instead of the 24-month Tours previously authorized. Story one Page 8. Volume 17, number 304 5 cents Dally 10 cents sunday thursday february 19, 1959 Cyprus plan expected to get final of London a Dele Gates to the London Confer ence to decide the Fate of Cyprus held a two hour Emer gency meeting wednesday night. After it was Over one participant said the chances for Complete Success were better than 50-50." the special meeting convened suddenly amid reports that a rift was developing Between greek cypriot Leader archbishop Makarios and the greek govern ment delegation also made some Progress according to others pres ent. Makarios came out of the meet ing and declined to comment. Greek foreign minister Evange los Averoff said there is better than a 50-50 Chance of Success in the  turkish foreign minister Fatin cont. On Page 2 h col. To gain shown by Menderes London a turkish Premier Adnan Menderes shocked and badly bruised received callers in the London clinic wednesday while rescuers counted 14 dead and one still missing in the air plane crash which he survived. Investigators picked through the tangled wreckage of the turkish government Viscount expecting to find another body. Ten among the 25 aboard escaped when the plane crashed while coming in for a Landing at Gatwick Airport. While Menderes 58, rested wednesday s scheduled Cyprus con Ference session he came Here to attend was postponed. Until the plane itself is moved we probably shall not know definitely if there Are any More Vic Tims underneath said it col Harry Rutherford chief Constable in charge of the wreckage. We have cont. On Page 2itl col. 1 Ike says West would never Start any War Over Berlin sex con pens himself Back into . Home Guthrie okla. Up Mel Vin Tuttle 58, said he stole a Post office ballpoint pen so to could go Back Home to the Federal Penitentiary at leaven Worth Kan. Federal agents said it was enough to get him Back in. It s the Only Home i know Tuttle said. To was released recently after serving 24 years for Check theft. Gen Marshall has 2d stroke seriously Iii it. Bragg . A Gen George c. Marshall ret has had another stroke and his condition is considered serious. The world War ii army chief of staff suffered a mild stroke Jan. 15 at his Winter Home at nearby Pinehurst and was transferred to an army Hospital Here. He is 78. An announcement wednesday by the Womack army Hospital Here said the stroke suffered in the night was More severe than the previous one. The announcement added he is conscious his blood pressure and pulse Are stable and at present he shows no evidence of paralysis of his extremities. He has some difficulty with vision and with swallowing. His condition is considered  mrs. Marshall has been a daily visitor at the bedside of her Hus band who served after world War ii both As . Secretary of state and Secretary of defense. George the Ripper Buffalo . Up George Knox 53, was Given a suspended $25 Fine for resisting arrest but. Had to pay for the patrolman s trousers he Tore during the scuffle. No violence at front Royal Whites Boycott school As 22 negroes Register front Royal a. A Twenty two negro children but not a single White child showed up for enrolment wednesday As Warren county High school reopened on an integrated basis after being closed five months. There was no violence at the school Here As the 22 negro Young sters arrived at a barricaded Street leading to the school Ingroup of three and four and walked slowly up the Hill to the Entrance. A Small crowd of townspeople Many of them White children of school age gathered but nothing was said to the negro children. Ordered admitted the negro children had been ordered admitted to the school by Federal courts. School officials said they were not surprised in the least that no White children appeared for enrolment at the school where More than 1,000 were enrolled last year. Of these 1,000 students 800 have been attending private segregated classes conducted by the Warren county educational foundation. The foundation monday night voted to continue the private classes until the end of the term. More than 100 others said superintendent of schools q. D. Gasque have been attending other localities. Schools in Libby resigns from dec Post Washington a or. Wil lard f. Libby has resigned from the atomic Energy commission. He said he had to go Back to teach ing and research if i am to re main a  Libby the Only member of the five Man commission with an extensive scientific background made his resignation effective june 30. He is from the University of Chi Cago. View of wreckage in which 14 died and turkish Premier Adnan Menderes narrowly escaped with his life after the turkish Airliner crashed in Woods in England. Up telephoto Wabash rips 4 levees As floods mount by the associated press the Wabash River continued its rampage into Southern sections of Indiana and Illinois wednesday forcing hundreds of Rural residents from their Homes and flooding thousands of acres of farm land. Flood Waters from the surging River broke through three levees Northeast of Lawrenceville 111., and one across the River near Oak town ind. Water up to five feet deep covered Miles of farm land and closed two major highways. The biggest blizzard in two years tapered off in Montana after dumping More than a foot of Snow in West Central sections of the state. Many Rural schools were closed. The covering at Helena measured 16 inches. In the flood District nearly 1,000 Rural residents were affected by the backwaters of the Wabash. More than 100 trucks manned by police and volunteers splashed Over inundated country roads mov ing farm families and their furnish Ings to High ground. Dozens of boats and amphibious ducks moved into areas inaccessible by truck. Several transcontinental truck cont. On Page 2i, col. 3 at least 50 killed in african rioting Paris a at least 50 africans have been killed in riot ing in Brazzaville touched off by the exploding rivalries of african political leaders the French news Agency said wednesday night. Despite reinforcements of French troops roving bands from rival african political parties attacked each other for the second straight night. The battling continued throughout wednesday. The French news Agency said there were numerous violent clashes Between bands of knife carrying africans. Brazzaville is the capital of the Congo Republic one of the new Semi autonomous states in the new French Community. Brandt talks to Fujiyama Tokyo up visiting West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt wednes Day called on japanese foreign minister Riichiro Fujiyama. In formed sources said the mayor explained the West Berlin position to the japanese statesman. Reiterates desire for just peace Washington a president Eisenhower said emphatically wednesday that if there is any shooting Over West Berlin it will be started by the soviet Union and not by the Western allies. The president told a news conference the allies have no intention of taking the first step in a shooting War. He was commenting on an assertion by soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev that any attempt by the Western allies to shoot their Way to West Berlin would mean War. Or. Eisenhower said Khrushchev must have been talking about shooting by communist forces to Stop the Western allies from doing their duty. The president was alluding to pledges by the allies to maintain their rights of communication with West Berlin. Or. Eisenhower emphasized the . Will always hold out its hand cont. On Page 2s/, col. 5j therapy plan set for Dulles Washington a Secretary of state John Foster Dulles doctors wednesday announced they had agreed unanimously on a plan of treatment of his cancer beginning Friday with radiation therapy. State department press chief Lincoln White said the radiation treatment will be administered externally once a Day starting Friday. He said the m i 11 i o a Volt a Ray machine at Walter Reed army medical Center will be used. In response to questions White said he did not know whether the doctors Hud determined How wide spread Dulles cancer is. He also said he did not know what other treatments would follow the Radia Tion nor How Long the a Ray treat ment would be used. Bulletins new York a the Stock Market advanced wednesday in fairly Active trading. Most gains ranked from fractions to $1 i share but some issues Rose More than $8 a share. Steels motors and selected issues led the Rise. Washington a the Senate labor subcommittee approved a democratic sponsored anti racketeering labor Bill after rejecting president Eisenhower s rival measure. The Bill by Sens. John f. Kennedy a mass and Sam j. Ervin i -. Was sent to the full labor committee by what Kennedy described As a unanimous voice vote. Other labor stories on Page 2. ,