European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 31, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fag 24 the stars and stripes Friday july 31, 1959 India reported moving to take Over Kerala Rule new Delhi a a Central government move to take Over administration of India s strife torn communist Kerala state was re ported by usually reliable sources Here  reported action came after a second Cabinet meeting in two Days on the situation in the South Ern state where disorders an demonstrations have raged for seven weeks. President Rajendra Prasad is believed to have signed a proc Lama a Tion dissolving the Kerala communist ministry and sent a cop to the state capital at Trivandrum. Formalities for the Central government takeover 1 be been completed the sources  reported action provides that Kerala state executive Power passes to the Indian president and legislative Power to the Central Indian parliament in new  in making the action Public presumably is to allow the official papers to reach Trivandrum trouble was sparked Sinicke Talaby groups which contend the communists have been subverting the Constitution since they were legally elected to Power in 1957. Fifteen persons have been killed by police firing into crowds during agitation and during police Baton charges. Violence had been increasing sharply within the past week. According to the sources Premie Jawaharlal Nehru s government acted primarily because it saw soother Way out of the Kerala dead lock. Opposition groups had sworn to continue agitation in Kerala until it paralysed the state government and the communists  communists have refused to resign and permit new elections and have called for Tough measures., a against the agitators. La Prasad had received a list of of position charges against the communist ministry. The communists who form the most Active opposition group. To Nehru s dominant Congress party in the other 13states, have t h r e a t e n e d to use agitation and have issued charge themselves. Swiss fireworks Plant explodes killing eight berried Switzerland up an explosion at the Hamberger fireworks factory killed eight workers and seriously injured 10 More. The explosion destroyed the factory s biggest building. Twenty to 30 persons Are normally employed in the  said eight persons either were killed on the spot or died from their Burns while 10 More were taken to a Hospital for treatment of serious Burns and injuries several persons in the building which according to one factory employee was stacked full of fireworks Man aged to escape with their hair and clothes on  of the bodies found in the debris after the fire was Extin wished were burned beyond recon  1942 explosion at Hamberger s claimed 12 lives. Berried is near families flee chemical blast in Connecticut Portland Conn. Apex plodding chemicals Shook two communities thursday and lit up the predawn sky As flames destroyed chemical distributing depot. No deaths or injuries were reported. Thirteen tanks of Industrial chemicals exploded in the Blaze which a fire official said apparently began accidentally. The biggest blast which knocked sleepers from their Beds Here and in Middletown  connect Cut River came when a 1,000 gallon tank of alcohol went off. Be Ween 20 and 100 families were evacuated temporarily from their Homes. A few aged persons were taken out in . Albert Mugford. Company manager for Philipps brother chemical co., inc., estimated the loss at approximately $500,000 4 ministers Speed work a continued from Page technical problems of the be rain Issue. ,.the deputies will hold there first  and will report tothe ministers later at Gromyko s Villa. The experts will tackle technical problems such As the definition of the exact Type of weapons that might be banned from Berl Nunder a truce agreement. Berding added the expert meeting is one further move in the direction of speeding up the work of the conference so that it can recess by  the . Team will be headed by assistant Secretary of state Liv Ingston merchant Berding said. Berding confirmed that Hert Erwill Fly Back to Washington on the morning of aug. 6. Interlaken in West Central Switzer and. . Officials Cool to Summit move by Khrushchev continued from Page u Dnepropetrovsk Russia wednes Day  said the time has come to meet at the  As he spoke president Eisenhower was assuring a Washington news conference in effect that there could be no Summit without Progress at Geneva that there had been no such Progress and that there could. Be none without at least an interim Berlin truce. Spokesmen for the French and West German governments sup ported the president s declaration British sources also agreed that chances of a Geneva agreement on a Summit looked slim now. Glosses Over deadlock Khrushchev s Assurance in his speech on an 18-month deadline for Western rights in West Berli does not constitute an ultimatum or a threat have not satisfied the . Government officials said they pointed out that Khrushchev s foreign minister Andrei Gromyko repeatedly has refused to remove the threat by extending the timetable for settlement or by formally recognizing Western rights in  s optimistic tone in his Dnepropetrovsk speech in which he glossed Over the Geneva foreign ministers deadlock and the impending breakup of the Geneva talks was not regarded As a Hope Ful sign Here. Sparks Fly so liner Queen Elizabeth can sail Sparks from an electric grinder make a solid Stream of Light As repairs to the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth Rush toward completion in new York. The 83,673-ton ship sailed for Europe thurs Day after workmen poured 10 tons of Cement to plug two holes in the starboard Bow where the Elizabeth collided with a freighter in heavy tog off Coney Island wednesday. Up photo in talk to russians Nixon hints of . Visit by Premier continued from Page i cars and three buses was greeted by children holding big armful of wild Flowers by pretty Youn girls and. The mayor of the near by Village Victor Grishkot. Nixon wanted to give away some of the Flowers so he called for the oldest lady and the newest Bride in the crowd of about 500spectators to step Forward. A 70-year-old lady with a White kerchief Over her head and a Blue checked dress stepped out Wither grandson a 5-year-old who was wearing a Sailor  mayor told Nixon we Seldom have Good weather such As  is a Good Omen for Good weather in International relations Nixon replied Grishkot replied we would like to see the horizon Clear in the future  Eisenhower proposed a Toast to More travel in the in Terest of better understanding and to promote  court rules . Red party is Moscow tool Washington a the .court of appeals thursday up held by it 2-1 decision a finding by the subversive activities control Board that the . Communist party is dominated by mos cow. " this Means that unless the ruling is reversed the party must Register with the . Attorney general As an Agency of a foreign Power and must file reports of its finances and the names of its members., the court decision Marks an i other step in a 9-year Battle by government to require the party to Register under internal Security act two previous rulings by the Board calling for party registration were returned by the courts for further proceedings. The opinion was written by chief judge s. Barrett Prettyman Prettyman said in part ". The facts beyond dispute Are that there is a communist party in Europe based upon Marx ism leninism and in Power in so Viet Russia that our present Petitioner communist party,.a. Was for years a member of the communist International audits separation from that Organiza Tion was not accompanied of by repudiation either of objectives or of methods that it is by its own Choice named the communist party of the United states a self imposed description not to be ignored without reason that it once forsook Tine line Laid Down by the communist party abroad but upon. Being severely brought to task by the foreign leaders reorganized itself even to the extent of expelling its Leader and went Back to the line and that save for that period of waywardness it has never differed from the program and policy of the communist part abroad and has always adhered to that program and policy even i Sharp changes. The crowd in the Village broke nto smiles and waved and threw Flowers when the americans drove by. At lunch time a Man playing an accordion the most common Musi Cal instrument in Russia serenaded the caravan. At the steel Mill Nixon exchanged pens with the works Man Ager Feodor Danilov. A reporter who was taking notes nearby gave Nixon his pen which was a Souve Nir of the . Steel co. The vice president gave the Sec Ond pen to the russian saying this one is from . Steel. I Hope this will be a Symbol of Good relations worked in . Flthe russian promised he would sign All official documents wit the pen from the great capitalist  said he worked in the .for a year in 1947 As a representative of the russian Trad Agency and once negotiated with a Youngstown Ohio steel firm. Nixon said he was very impressed by the Mill which employs 13,000 workers 30 per cent of whom Are women. Nixon asked his hosts detailed questions about the working conditions hours safety campaigns ,.plans among workers. Later the caravan continued tothe deity ask copper1 mine the vice president praised the modern equipment of the steel Mill which produces 420,000 tons of steel tubing a year. Nixon in a Brief speech mentioned american military bases in Europe and told his russian hosts i know this is a matter of concern to you and  discuss that fur ther in my radio speech in Moscow saturday.". Nixon continued i -