European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 15, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes thursday octet sing red China Issue to -.-.-. " _".--. ". -. Zelii cited nations units the Assembly already has refuse to a Seuhs admitting help Long at Sobolev told the Assembly s Spe final political committee that the a fisc of Iii of tie Eust West dead h 5ftjn expanding Thun councils i n to nah coca of the legitimate of the great Chi violation charged v Ulcej Floc list is the West relating to i Palm in la to  distribution on body k expressed in the Char ill 6t&yjt fog. L/2y study of Foril peace police alter disarmament nations Kim there Mut ii hol i Ruth tons toinlot4hja Easterman St on get 7. _ the Prai by followed serious in 4cnlj. On Ili to tit Orr of the we act Job Elln railway Ltd elevated rail which is operated b Heberlin the claim the Caman is in argued to hoist the to German be the vet Berlin rail Golem Anont that tier nerf  in particular to which tic Cafield answers Jih Ould be sought we Wheil Itje of International a slice Force should be established to pre Scive  peace. And thu i win  opposed Foy Llie three we tents and the West Bolln a mint i Syhach sent police a Tel stations in or or to re eat get a flags. Five or wounded duri Gith f "2 what principles of International Law pc Tuiuli govern the use of Auch n Force is ,-"3 what internal Security Foi Ces in pc Clef terms would be required by nations of the world if  Are abolished to Oiler a jews asked / ski other Cut Legates toil Phi views on How these Muy in Hli lied but Sug that the 10-nation i Sunn ment comm Kee May Well be the proper  he made it Clear Ali. It the . Has no objections in Pron re be to total disarmament provided there cpuj4 Alao be total control to pre vent violations. The United states unreservedly supports lie said and always in supported the great  possible amount of controlled  y he added however. 1 lint whether to 100 per cent of 1 per cent disarmament adequate and Hinely inspection and control must be but into the system no that both Aido reduce their armaments in Nln sight of each other every to of the  such a program he Sald creates Confidence anything less eur Mutual  in tension and increased of  base x15 test postponed Edwards air of Leif. A Tjie test flight of the rocket ship Xii wits postponed at the ration of i 68th Day. The ret Theiu flew Burk into to Hong tort West Neady after Brief a Holt to Juls Home town of Abilene Kan where he a by the townspeople. Other photo Page 17. A Day. High winds rain cause damage in Southeast states by the associated High winds and heavy Rains buffeted the South and ens wednes Day. The wet Belt followed the  Cool front and it extended like a half Moon from the Western Sec Ion of the Gulf const through the South and up the Atlantic const funnel clonus were reported at Mont go. A windstorm described y witnesses of a twister struck in area South of Gainesville. Go Lenvy rain accompanied the  in the titty Strong winds and rain struck Macon a. Som property damage flooded under asses and disrupted Utility of cry Ces were reported. Macin illan revamps Cabinet gives Butler party reins Tott Latu Huni " brought aver ram the ministry of agriculture to replace thorny tie entire top command of the conservative party was Given new direction. Butler As cml Rutn will have sir Toby Low As his Deputy. Low succeeded lord Poole other Cabinet Obj tries included Harold Watkinson from minis Ter of transport and civil aviation to minister of defense. Sir David Eccli a from president of the Bourd of Trade to minister of education. Lord Mills becomes paymaster general. Reginald i idling from pay Pflster general to president of the Board of Trade. Edward Hatji former chief government whip in the House of commons becomes minister of la Bor. Arnost Morpus becomes minis Tfir of trat Sporl. Lord Mills hum As Tho new Ovier seer of scientific activities will now Havo a now office set up under him. Ike oks Delai in steel report continual from Page of Cial presentation of the panel la quest Hajj erty said i earlier however pane Cha George w. Taylor had toll men that he thought the could do a better Overall we have until  Tytor said the panel extra time to assemble the Nous testimony und exhibits to prepare n report Lor or. Hower. I on the president receive a report he can order the Jun department to seek a court Junction to halt the strike Days. Even As the panel front lev David j. Mcdonald Union s president made put letter to All his 3.000 local saying that without a decent tract we will not return to after the injunction ends consultation planned Taylor told newsmen Hoex the Industry to Complete a Reivik it-4 Side of the dispute the he it Hectl both the Industry Union co by available f Tomt tween now ail monday. R. Conrad Cooper he chief negotiator said in p it sen til its position to the panel Vav a i Day that the Union country Only two.  another inflationary or a ii without s Iain Ltd it quake in california., Kali Kilby. Cutie