European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 18, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday july 18, 1959 to Russia at Kozlov s suggestion Washington a vice pres Piderit Richard ,m.- Nixon has announced that vice adm Hyman g. Rickover America s atomic submarine expert will accompany him on his trip to Russia. Nixon s announcement pointed out that during his recent , first soviet Deputy Premier Frol r. Kozlov Amer ican atomic powered Cruiser now under construction a nuclear re actor at Berkeley calif., and anatomic Power station in shipping port Shippingport k o s 1 o v re marked that Rickover should go to Russia and indicated the vice pres ident would have a Chance to Seea new atomic powered soviet ice breaker. Nixon invitation to Rick Over followed. Rickover recently said he expects the russians will have atomic sub marines in a relatively Short time and May outstrip the . In this Field. Rickover the Navy s nuclear propulsion chief told a House appropriations subcommittee the so Viets Are trying out three nuclear reactors in their icebreaker Lenin. Ii they can operate these re actors successfully on the Lenin there reason Why they cannot operate. Them successfully in a submarine Grid cover said in test Mony just made Public. So i believe that in a relatively Short time the russians will Jive nuclear powered submarines Ami since Uliey grave the capacity build 100 submarines pc year can outstrip is 3n b very Tew years we Are opaque sting funds for Only three next teamsters $50,000 Fine official jailed Asheville . A the teamsters Union was fined $50,000 and a teamster official received a $5,000 Fine and 18 months in prison Tor criminal contempt of court. . Judge Wilson Warlick handed Down the penalties. The official is Hugh l. Ruthedge Secre tory treasurer and business agent for an Asheville local. Notices of appeals to the .court of appeals were Given. Rutledge and the teamsters were convicted of violating an injunction Warlick issued which enjoined our unionized trucking firms from discriminating against overbite transportation co., a nonunion firm whose employees the team sters Are trying to organize. A truck Driver Lewis Hanna,.testified that Rutledge told him the injunction was no Good an that the judge had no right to is sue it. Some terminal managers of the unionized trucking lines also Testi fied that Rutledge told them to ignore Warlick s order enjoining them from refusing to handle the firm s freight termed hot cargo by. The teamsters. Hoffa plans Campaign to report on candidates Miami. Fla. A James r. Hoffa says the teamsters Union yell make use of radio television and the mails in the 1960 election Campaign to let the american Man know just where All he politicians teamsters president said on his Miami visit that City directories throughout the country would be combed to compile a mailing list of 10 million _persons., the rest of the people Well reach by television and radio he said. Asked about the Union s Choice of candidates Hoffa said it is too soon to say. World Altitude record claimed by Russ Jet London. Russia has claimed a world Altitude record of a soviet Jet plane which topped 90.0qo feet in a special Fligh earlier this week. Moscow radio said maj v. S Hyu Shari piloted a t431 plane powered by a Jingle Turbojet in Igine to a height of 94,390 feet. Triplets flames show divine appreciation Cape town a an african woman Regina Soyaya has selected names for the triplets two girls and a boy born to her at Stelle Bosch this week. She is calling them bul Elwa v meaning thank you god Ifon Abuelo thank Yon very god and Abuelo thank mountie gets his Man Reutner Humphrey rip ". \ Al. -/.-. ,. ,. Al Ike Atn Acap meeting for integration new York a president Eisenhower s civil rights policies came Tunder double attack at the a act convention. A labor Jade Octan a . Senator accused him of sidestepping a positive stand Tor racial said Congress Lias dragged its feet on the Issue. Both speakers appeared toe Ore about 1,500 delegates at the meeting of the National Assn. For the advancement iof coloured people. Walter Heuther. Al Cio vice president and head of the United Auto workers said the administration has Foteen characterized by nothing tout evasion and hesitation on civil rights. When ithe supreme court hard de i Owji its historic decision that provided an Opportunity for Cour age and readers help from the white1 House he said. Tea Ulises and hate instead of Leader ship an the White House we had a vacuum and into that vacuum came the eau uses and the hate. ,gers." earlier sen. Hubert h. Humphrey cd Minn also pictured or. Eisenhower As passive on the Issue and called on trim to spell out definitely his stand on the five year old court ruling for school de segregation. All that matters he said the administration s attitude is that the Only thing that matters is balancing the financial budget. I would suggest that once in awhile this administration consider the importance of balancing our moral he also said Congress had failed to take a single step to support the court desegregation decision. The Long Arm of the Royal Canadian mounted police on foot retrieves this youngster who wandered into the path of. Visiting Queen Elizabeth at Vancouver. Said the Cju Een to escort magistrate Raymond Martinson this in t on the a photo defense official denies gis used As servants Washington up the de sense department denied charges made by rep. Frank Kowalski cd Conn that enlisted men were being pressed into demeaning and degrading work As officers serv ants. Assistant defense Secretary Charles c. Finucane told the House armed services subcommittee that about 2.000 gis Are serving As orderlies stewards and Drivers on the personal staffs of officers. He said they relieve senior officers of numerous administrative Finucane added that. The menace not employed As servants. To do so he said would be to violate the Law. The requirement for this assistance of senior officers the Secretary said is based on a definite need and an justifiable customs and traditions which Al ways have prevailed in the Cerv ices the subcommittee on military manpower is studying complaints David Nivens separate Hollywood a British actor David Niven said he and his swedish wife Hjordis have Sepa rated. They were married in March 1948 in Condon it was her first marriage an a. The dead Are mrs Martha e. La Ney 21 Olin peace Fliney 17 Terry Laney,-,4. Eugene , 54 Selma Laney 50, All of Fullerton calif., and. Jesse g. Bell 30, bran son to. In critical condition were her Schel Laney 25, Driver of one of the cars and mrs. Mamie h. Bell 30, the wife of the Driver of the second vehicle. Vivian Elaine quits stage for wife role Chicago a actress Vivian Elaine say she is quitting show business to devote full time toeing a Elaine who has appeared both in films and on the n stage married Milton r. Rackmil pres ident of Decca records and uni Versal International studios May 9. Gerii mins credit Bonn a an o official pub i location of the German Federal be-1public Hun or6usly credits a Sioux Indian rain dance with helping break the drought on Lueneburg i a s performed by gunner John Goodwill a full blooded Sioux Indian from fort a Appelle can Ada Tje is serving with the 1st regt of the Royal canal of. Artillery near Jiember in North West Germany. The bulletin a weekly issued Lay the Federal government said Goodwill was on Maneu vers with his unit on Lueneburg Heath it was hot and dry his buddies who Call him chief urged him to see what he could do about it. To Lough lacking his Indian Are f or ruin Galia he improvised a hour rain dance. It rained for five Days 1 said a Canadian army Public relation officer. Fortunately the Maneu vers were about meeting has been arranged be tween Goodwill and the boy Sposit troop of Hemer which was particularly impressed by. 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