European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 13, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes monday july 13, 1959 i Kozlav s glad-handing., baby Washington up rus Sian first Deputy Premier Frol a Kozlov s whirlwind Good will tour of the . Fell a bit Flat according to  hulking soviet official failed to attract the huge crowds that flocked to see another travelling russian first Deputy soviet Premier Anastas Mikoyan on his . Visit Early this  some cases Kozlov was told off by american , Kozlov seemed to make a hit with some of America Stop businessmen. Kozlov began his two week .visit late last month when he went to new York to open the russian scientific and cultural fair. Then he came Here for conferences wit president Eisenhower and other officials. From the capital he made across country trip that took him to san Francisco Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh. Kozlov is scheduled to leave monday for Moscow the russians apparently expected Kozlov to score the tremendous popular Success in the . That Mikoyan did earlier. But unfortunately for the soviet planners most americans did hot eve n know who Kozlov was. Furthermore the Novelty of touring soviet leaders had worn off. Kozlov gave it a big try. He behaved like a politician running earlier Story on Page 88, picture on Page 17,. For office. He wore funny hats. He patted children and he visited supermarkets. But All it got  mediocre results. Strangely the communist visitor from the workers  seemed to get a better reception from . Industrialists than he did from the american working Man. One . Worker pointedly turned his Back when Kozlov tried to shake hands with him. Apparently Kozlov did not bring any startling diplomatic proposals. When he did get into serious discussions with . Officials the talks were often Cool. President Eisenhower pointedly  in their meeting that the West intended to stay1 in Ber Lin despite communist threats. There was no sign that Kolp yielded on any Points in this Dis Pute. In an informal conversation that same Day vice president Richard. Nixon and Secretary of state Christian a. Herter jumped on Kozlov for telling or. Eisenhower the . Had forced Russia to pay Gold for food gifts in 1921 and 1922. Kozlov conceded he was  such minor skirmishes . Officials did their Best to get along. They were particularly Happy that rib major demonstration against Kozlov developed during his trip. Nixon leaves soon for  he probably will receive the Iden tical treatment that Kozlov got  of Ujj rtt for it balloon gets pictures of Sun at 16 Miles Minneapolis Minn. Up the Navy has successfully floated a huge plastic balloon 16 Miles into the air to take space age telescopic pictures of the Sun. The balloon stayed aloft for seven hours then gently dropped its delicate payload to Earth on a new Richland Minn.,  Navy official described the saturday flight As  the official said the Telescope suffered practically no  scientists quickly began process ing the film in Hopes the pictures would help future space age Ven Tures. The million cubic foot balloon dubbed Strat scope i marked the first time Man has photographed the Sun at High Altitude while con trolling from the ground both the aim and focus of the airborne camera. Delayed data the balloon held a Complex set of instruments beneath it including a High powered Telescope with camera and television  apparatus was launched at Lake Elmo Airport 20 Miles East of Minneapolis. A team of scientists set up head quarters in a nearby trick trailer which was loaded with electronic equipment to record data relayed Back to Earth by the instruments. Strat scope i was the second Experiment in two years designed to photograph the Sun with a High powered Telescope. Similar photo graphs were taken in 1957. The balloon was launched by theoffice of naval research and the National science  Schwarzschil of Princeton University directed the operation. Jet lands safely minus two wheels continued from Page  drama. The crowd cheered Ashe plane came to a halt and passengers said they too cheered and applauded when the Pilot capt. Edward Sommers declare the emergency at an end. As soon As the plane had left the ground the control Tower saw two wheels fall off. It notified the Pilot and he immediately returned to the Airport. He circled four hours while preparations were made for a  the plane pulled to a halt on the runway passengers Slid Down an emergency Chute on one Side of the plane or went Downa ladder on the other. Rey asks debate on atom sharing Washington a sen. Hubert h. Humphrey a Minn called sunday for full debate in the Senate before it permits the administration to go ahead Vii Thayree me  s to share nuclear weapons data with West european  chairman of the sen ate foreign relations disarmament subcommittee said he wants Assurance that distribution of non nuclear parts for nuclear weapon systems to nato allies will not jeopardize negotiations at Geneva for armaments control and reduction. Agreements for the sharing of nuclear data with Britain France Canada. West Germany the Netherlands Turkey and Greece Are pending before the joint sen ate House committee on atomic Energy. In the absence of disapproval by both houses the agreements be come effective 60 Days after their submission without further action in either  agreements with Britain an France. The agreement with lat Ter would simply permit the .to sell France uranium fuel for use in a land based prototype of French designed nuclear submarine reactor Are due to become operative saturday. Those with Canada West Ger Many the Netherlands and Turkey would become effective a week later and that with Greece Early in August unless Congress should act to Stop them. Actor s yacht towed in Darwin Australia a american entertainer John Vert s leaking yacht sea Cal Fox reached a repair base 35 Miles from Darwin towed by an Austral Ian tug Are there other fences too More than steel fences keep persons out of the West Side Tennis club in Forest Hills n.y., according to Ralph Bunche Nobel peace prize win. Ner who says he and his son were barred member ship As negroes. However a past president of the club denies rules Are discriminatory. Up photo Long lands in Texas., continued from Page t Louisiana legislature. The program was advertised As not Tecoma mended for  Airport attendants whisked him inside the offices of trans Texas airways just off the Airport main waiting room Long had to wait nearly 30 min utes before a car arrived to take him to his hotel. The Only person Long talked to besides his travelling companion was the 9-year-old son of a trans Texas Mechanic. The boy Bill Jones jr., of Hurst tex., seemed to Calm the governor. After their Chat the boy refuse to Tell reporters about what he talked with the governor. He said i jew York a music an dinner on a flight to nowhere kept 102 passengers occupied on a pan american Jet Clipper that circled cd 1 e we 1 d Airport n.y., for four hours before making an emergency Landing Early sunday. It sounded like funeral music i Tome said one passenger Olof Grane of Ligula Beach Calif. I a had no appetite. Norha tenses moment came As the of the huge Jet hit the runway in a Safe Emer the passengers began to applaud in a burst of Relief immediately after touchdown but while the plane was still moving a Cascade of Sparks that looked like a Sheet of flame flashed past the windows on one Side of the plane. It looked like the whole Side burst into flame. That s the Only time i was really scared said Pat Newcomb 27, of Beverly Hills Calif. A Gray haired woman Slid Downan emergency Chute As soon the flight to nowhere plane had stopped. The Chute was one of four opened for emergency exit. I thought i was a child again said the woman. Marta Sterr 63,. Of new York. A 22-year-old military p policeman with a civilian Pilot s License said he had Confidence in the Pilot throughout. But added Ronnie heh Zeroth if anybody says they weren t excited or weren t s c a r e d they  Long had asked him not to reveal their conversation. Reporters asked the governor How Long he planned to be in Texas and where he planned to go from Here. I May get out tonight he said. Lightning kills boy playing Ball Newport . A a Light Ning Bolt killed a 10-year-old boy on a baseball Diamond minutes after he went into the game As a substitute player. James Allen Crawford was at tending a picnic when the game started. He begged for a Chance to play and the Center fielder let the boy take his spot. Play had just resumed when the balt hit Felling Young Crawford ind stunning other players and the spectators the boy was taken to a Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Guards fire at Israel boat Cairo updo lebanese coastal guards have exchanged fire with an armed israeli Motorboat i Beirut Harbor according to a Middle East news Agency  lebanese authorities Are said to be investigating How the Boa got into the Harbor. Rains Cool Europe areas continued from Page. I South coast was lashed by Freak seas. The temperature in Belgium dipped sharply under Cloudy skies and Strong winds. Paris was like a City  the temperatures dropped sharply an estimated 1 million parisians fled the City to spend the Long Bastille Day weekend in the Countryside and at beaches. Rain cooled the Netherlands and a thunderstorm ended Denmark s heat wave. Sweden also cooled  temperatures stayed in the 90s in Austria despite an overnight thunderstorm. The Zurich newspaper tages an Zeiger tried to help its readers Cool off by publishing a Large picture of a blizzard last Winter. Spain also sizzled in 90-Degreeheat, while the temperature in neighbouring Portugal dropped 20degrees after a week of scorching weather. .. Governors tour cities in Central Tashkent user american governors visited Adobe houses in the 2\oqq-year-old Section of this Central asian City and saw. A modern textile Plant . Next they make a flying one Day trip to Samarkand the Aji