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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Monday, September 14, 1959

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 14, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                European edition forecast % High a to Serra late sports army Navy air Force Forest a ttys Jav   of Australia of fated Alex uni -4s r i " a " t to f turn  alb it at Brussels ing of Fife ssh Alt where the yet a iwo a filth honeymoon lied of to Thelt new Home it serf Oil. In Mcfeen. The White House annoy ruled some details of the planned red carpet vye come. And also said that Khrushchev s arrival time at an Drews air Force base will to 11 30am, Edt. Tills is an hour and a half later than the tentative arrival time previously reported. Officials said they did t know la reason for the later hour. Butone result will be that Khrushchev will get to downtown Washington in the lunch hour Rush when More people will be on the streets. Mantle not attending mrs. Nixon will join in the Wel coming ceremony at the Airport but mrs. Eisenhower will not be there even though Khrushchev will be accompanied by his wife and family. No explanation for mrs Eisenhower s absence was Given a 125-foot-Lon red carpet the same one used to Welcome other foreign Dijon Star is will be Laid at the Airport for Russia s leading red to walk Over. Army Navy. Air Force and Marine corps troops will be on hand As an artillery Battery booms out a 21-gun Salute within Jse comls after Khrushchev s Jet touche Down after what is opel the cont. On Page 04. Col i question Park plucks for 0i  ar4 proficient at Tennis or. On pag9 a cot s general. For for Dies at 73 new York a frat cer Ford Walker. 51st postmaster Gen eral of the . Died in his hotel suite after a Long illness. He was 73 one of the most retiring Mem Bers of president Franklin d Roosevelt s Cabinet he was Post master general from sept 11. 1940 to july 1, 1945. Russian says rockets to Mars Venus due Moscow. V. Mart nov. And of the Moscow astronomic in Sta said in a television interview a couple of More Moon flights Tike this one and we will be ready for iwo fully Safe manned Pac  cancelled for some service units in Oki Naiva Naha Okinawa up the .army radio and television stations Here made Day Long emergency Calls sunday to Marine and selected infantry service and medical units to return to duty stations. Earlier the radio recalled air Force officers. The can peeled leaves and the weekend arrival Here of a flotilla of More than 20 . 7th Fleet ships led by. The Carrier Shangrila spread reports that troops would be sent on sea patrol to the Southeast Asia coast. Unofficial but reliable sources said paratroopers of the 3d Marine div s reconnaissance battalion were being sent to Thailand on standby orders.. Military authorities Here however would not comment. Radio Moscow reports on 4 shot Success Moscow up at 10 02 pm Central european time sunday Mankind reached the Moon for the first time. Moscow radio announce the second soviet cosmic rocket hit the noon  the area of Mare tit nyquil Liatis Mare Seren Tatis and Mare Vag Prum the shaded area in the upper right of the Moon. The Moon at the time the rocket hit was 22�m?73 Miles front the Earth. Signals from the rocket Wostl see other Storie 0�d 4 killed As truck hits station Wagon Davis. Calif. Up another and her Thetje children re Luming from a summer vacation were killed saturday when a truck rammed into the  their Sta Tion . Marvin Brouillet 27, Santa Clara caltf., and her children. Sandy 7, Terry 4. And John 3.were killed. Her husband Marvin a san Jose agricultural firm in ploy. Was at Home at the Tim truck Driver William Marion Molne Hanf of Chochula calif., suffered a broken Arm. Richard Holman. Dixon cakf., Driver of a car that struck the truck. Was re ported in fair condition with face lacerations. Abruptly at 10 02. Joc Relf Bank Observatory reported. The feat was achieved just before Premier Nikita s. 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