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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Weather forecast. Fiir to partly Cloudy. Luff i 85ilow 65. ,. Air weather service european edition ripes army Navy air Force unofficial publication of the. . Armed Force in Europe  and the Middle East late sports Philadelphia a Parry o brie saturday smashed hid own world shot put record with a 03-foot 2%-Inch toss in a track meet against a russian team Here. Volume 18, number 92 5 cents daily 10 cents sunday sunday july 19, 1959 steel strike snarling. " by Pittsburgh a the. Four Day old steel strike currently pinching the nation s Economy is beginning to. Puta Dent in National defense work. The strike has snarled plans for the completion of three Atlas missile launching Sites near Cheyenne wyo.,according to construction officials. The first site schedule for completion on sept. 20, will be finished in time. But High pressure tanks for the other Sites Are not expected to be delivered in time for the november completion Date because of the strike the officials said. Ike hears report in Washington president Eisen Hower got his daily report on the steel strike situation saturday from Secretary of labor James p. Mitchell. However White House press Secretary James c. Hagerty said there is no indication that the Federal government will act in the strike Over the a weekend. As for. The economic situation the nation s steel production losses cont on Page 2., col. 1 Castro retains Post forces president out Florida Church moves up River Italy seamen suspend strike Rome a Italy s 40-Day-old maritime strike which tied up 100 ships and Cost owners More than $300 million was suspended Satur Day after government mediation. Seven italian maritime workers unions sent out word to striking seamen that sailings could resume at  strike was called off by the unions after two Days of negotiations in which merchant Marine minister Angelo Raffaele Jervolino dealt with representatives of the ship owners and the striking unions. Government warning he told them if there was no settlement the italian government would have to  is a heavy part owner in most of the big ship  strike was the worst in Italy s postwar history. For weeks it blocked even ferry transport services Between the italian main land and  s greatest Ocean liners were tied up in ports in Australia South America and the . Tug pulls the St. Andrews episcopal Church of fort Pierce Fla., on a Barge 75 Miles up the Indian River to the new Home of the Church at satellite Beach Fla. Associated press photo Ike signs Merit hikes for. Teachers overseas Washington up presi Dent Eisenhower has site 1 a Bill revamping personnel policies to permit Merit salary increases for some of the defense depart ment s 4,500 teachers overseas. The legislation set up a new system for fixing the pay of teachers employed at schools for. Children of armed services personnel stationed abroad. Employ ment Siml pay of. The teachers. Now Are restricted by civil serv West drafts Compromise Berlin plan Geneva a the Western foreign ministers were reported saturday night to have reached Basic agreement on a Compromise proposal designed to lower Russia s Price for a truce in the Berlin crisis the proposition is expected to be presented to Russia s Andrei a. Gromyko in sessions of the t3ig four foreign ministers conference Early this week. Two meetings of the. Conference Are set for Mon  Western plan is understood to have two main provisions 1the ., Britain France and Russia would create a four Power commission to negotiate on unification of East and West Germany and on the terms of a German peace settlement during the period of the Berlin truce. 2advisers from East and West Germany would be attached to the commission and when instructed to do so by the big four could meet for direct negotiations. Russia s chief condition for agreement to a Berlin Deal has been that the Western Powers should agree to set up an All Ger Man commission independently b the big  Western foreign ministers rejected this Price for a Berlin cont. On Page 2jt col. 2 forces double pro pay quota by Robert j. Dunphy staf writer Washington is the armed forces will be paying an extra $30 monthly in proficiency benefits to More than 163,000 in isted men t y june 30, 1960, More Nan doubling the pro pay Alloca ions for the past fiscal  that the services would to ahead on the incentive pay pro ram was received by the defense department last week As the Bureau of the budget approved the fiscal 1960 program. Electronics favored the biggest percentage of pro pay allocations in the Navy and air Force during fiscal 1960 will be awarded to personnel in elec tronic Fields just As they were last year. The army and Marine corps will step up incentive pay ments to combat soldiers. Of the 163,000 proficiency pay awards to be made during the current fiscal year the defense department pointed out the army cont on Page 2., col s the. Hier system which will Cost an estimated $270000, por i it the Feco of Ilion for advanced degrees text cider experience and teaching  not now taken into at count in civil serv ice scales.3 kids on inner tube drown Santa Severa Italy a three italian children  Here after a truck inner tube on which they were playing overturn i in the tyrrhenian sea off Thi Central italian Village. Nixon to visit 6 Huss cities i in Siberia Washington a v i c e. President Richard m. Nixon said he expects to visit six russian cities four of them in Siberia on is visit to the soviet Union. The vice president and mrs. Nixon and their party will leave wednesday. Nixon will open the american National exhibition in Moscow on Friday. His itinerary a statement issued by Nixon s office said his tentative itinerary Calls for visits to Moscow Lenin Grad and these four siberian cities Novosibirsk Sverdlovsk Nishnic Tail and Belo Yarsky the Nixon Are expected to arrive in Moscow thursday after noon Moscow time. They will re turn to the . Aug. 3. Urrutia quits after attack by Premier Havana up Fidel Castro withdrew his Resig nation As prime minister of Cuba Early saturday after forcing president Manuel Urrutia to resign. Castro announced he was withdrawing his resignation As excited crowds whipped by a fiery radio and to speech made by Castro converged on the presidential Palace demand ing Urrutia s resignation. In his Marathon speech Castro had virtually accused Urrutia of treason he charged or Rtia of wanting to make a Pearl Harbor Here and said Urrutia had Nee d 1 e s s 1 y at a c k e d communism in the cd Oan government. Urrutia s Resig nation was an Urrutia bounced by defense minister a Justo Martinez Sanchez who has Jeen acting Premier. Urrutia s resignation has been accepted by the Council of ministers who named Osvaldo Dorticos to replace  is the Cabinet member responsible for drafting Laws and texts for the government. Castro hinted a dire future for Urrutia whom he had installed As  he will have to face the truth Castro  stepped Down from the cont. On Page 2jh col. 5 Saud backs Nasser on ban Cairo up King Saud of Arabia says that he fully support president Gamal Abdel Nasser s ban on israeli ships and cargoes through the Suez canal. Baseball National league san Francisco 000 110 0201 6 2 Pittsburgh 300 000 0003 8 2 i Slit. Mucus Nick 8 mid i Idun Usu Aux and Kim ill. I of Crim 8. A Kishor 2-2. 1, Cit he Suu Francisco. Uros Suvil i. Mays 1 1. 1 Pittsl Truli Stuart 18. Los Angeles 100 010 0002 4 0 Philadelphia 000 500 oox5 r 5 0 my Duvett. Lii ask in 1. Williams s. A Linic 7 and most Boro Cunt will Ami Lonnett a Cardwell kill .1 i Midi Vitt 8-7. He  Aii Kolves. Moo Philadelphia Llou Chee 10. Cincinnati 003 001 0105 8 0 Chicago 001 010 000-72 go Lluu and Lii Illi  
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