European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 10, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stows 10 moslem die in Gran gun Battle from press dispatches Algiers Soldier and Rio police fought a fierce gun Battle Friday with moslem terrorists holed up in a warehouse in the port Tity of Oran at least 10 moslem were killed in the Hal of police and army Bullet which erupted in suburb. The Day s toll in Algeria s cities to 28 killed and 25 wounded bringing the total since Jan. 1 to 1515 kilted and 3,618 wounded. Medalem slay youth the shooting in Oran stemmed from the moslem slaying of a Young european. Police said the moslem who fought the Battle from the Ware Bouse were gunmen responsible for several of the terror attacks on europeans in Oran. But is was be queved some moslem women also were among the dead. The other major incident of the Day took place in Algiers. A Mas Sive charge of plastic explosive went off in the Orleans army bar nudes biggest in Algeria wreck ing a Wing of the building killing a zouave infantryman and wound ing two others. It was believed this was another attack by the extremist secret army organization Oas. Suspicion fell on civilians working in Side the Barracks. Tunisian Frontier Lite bombing followed two Oas bombs which exploded inside the fortress Headquarters of the Oran army corps just 15 minutes after the arrival of gaullist defense minister Pierre Messmer at the Headquarters. Meanwhile held artillery manned by algerian nationalist rebels pounded at French positions along the tunisian Frontier for the third straight Day. The French algerian peace talk meanwhile made. Progress reportedly and reliable conference sources forecast a cease fire by next tuesday. The two delegations met twice with the sessions lasting 5v4 hours. Despite a continuing blackout of official news. Informed conference sources said the negotiations were progressing fast and there appeared a Good Chance that a cease fire agreement ending the 74 year old algerian conflict might be signed by monday night and proclaimed simultaneously by the French and algerian rebel govern ments tuesday. Coast overrun wave inundate Homes on the new Jersey Shore As seen in this View from a coast coastal villages were raging flood tides add to East coast damage continued from Page i peered to be two bodies lying partially covered by Sand. Virginia gov. Albertis s. Harri son placed the damage to tide water Virginia at about $30 Mil Carolina gov. Terry san Ford who made a flight along the tar Heel coast said damage was much worse than i new Jersey authorities estimated350 houses were lost on Long Beach Island alone. Helicopters Friday carried 75persons from the Barnegat Light kr6llcontinued from Page 1 made on Eastern policy were mis understood the statement said. In the conversation. Or. Kroll declared he was in full agreement with the Eastern policy of the fed eral government the statement continued. The foreign office said Kroll will for the time being return to Moscow. It is intended to recall him in connection with a reshuffle to the Headquarters foreign office where he will become an adviser to the government on Eastern area to the Mainland where they were taken by bus to a Relief Cen Ter. Meanwhile the Atlantic Ocean rolled a much Milder High tide at Florida s East coast Friday and Crews began cleanup and repair to damage done by thursday devastating Waves. Swimming in the surf was permitted at the t7th Street Beach but bathers were still warned away at 10th Street. Merchants began to realize a Blessing from the storm tossed sea. Many vacationers unable to swim or sunbathe at their oceanfront hotels had turned to shopping excursions. Waves of 15 to 30 feet were reported at sea but they had diminished to about one third be fore reaching Shore. Waves striking Shore from Mel Bourne northward were reported up to 8 feet thursday but some combers 20 feet High whacked sea Walls on the state s Southeastern Shore. Snow up to nine inches in some spots struck Virginia North Georgia Iowa and Nebraska with lesser amounts falling on the in land East and the great lakes area. Explosion kills 29 German miners he Essen Germany up an underground Gas explosion ripped through the Yaschen coalmine Here killing �9 miners and injuring eight others. The mine administration said that 28 miners were killed instantly by the 220-foot flame from the blast and its pressure. One Man rescued from the mine died in the Hospital. It was Germany s second mine disaster in five weeks. On feb. 7, 286 miners lost their lives in the mine at Voelki Ingen Saarland. Ina similar disaster. In the latest blast a pocket of methane gag exploded nearly 1,365 Yards below the ground. The blast occurred just 25 minutes before the miners were due to come Oft one of the injured miners. Wer Ner Ramone. 32. Said later he was knocked Down like a Bowling pin by the Force of the explosion. Of the 29 dead 27 were them they left 38 children under 18 years old. The youngest of the dead men was 34, the old est is. The Accident was the pit s second tragedy strikes another German mine the wives of two miners weep near the Entrance to a coalmine at Heesen in North Rhine Wea Phalla where an exp Kalon claimed a lives. Up photo in its 50-year history. The first Orie Lable to explain Why the pocket of was in 1944, when 168 miners were Gas exploded. It was set off they killed. Said during dynamite no of a new mine officials said they were in Shaft. Guard plane. Some isolated As the pm Seaboard reeled under wares aft storm Impact 1 r i -. I new work a the storm Impact state by state new Jersey 11 dead 4 missing. Helicopters airlifted scores of Resk dents from stricken communities and dropped food and medical sup piles to others. Long Beach Island hardest hit other communities hit included sea Isle City Atlantic City Avalon and Cape 10, dead. Hardest hit coastal areas were Chincoteague is land Wallops Island Virginia each. Hampton roads Willough by Ocean View and Norfolk. Hell copters evacuating hundreds of refugees. National guardsmen patrol to prevent looting. Delaware 5 dead ajl children of same family and sixth child of the family one of two hit were Rehoboth Beach state s biggest 3.dead. Hardest hit was Ocean City which suffered 1628,000 damage to its property alone. Getting Back to Normal mostly to flooding. One Plant Sion. Number of buildings roofs. Of North Carolina no ported. State and Federal and coastal resident beg Sive Job of cleaning up. I hit were Beach resort areas Ohead pm Devil Hills and Hawk. New Yorior 2 Manhattan streets Wckre addition to several nude hardest hit were Coney Island in fir Island and fire is Hnidj Flora High tides beaches swimming Pool streets and highways overseas weekly Prol. Under Way by Norstr. Washington the army has told Congress that Gen Lauris Norstad supreme Allied commander in Europe is investigating the controversial. News paper overseas weekly and will report to the Pentagon in about two weeks. Maj Gen Charles g. Dodge the army s new chief of information also said that As far Back As 1953. An attempt was made to discontinue both the printing and the distribution of the weekly by the stars and stripes Maxx Long inquiry. He said that move was based on a belief that overseas weekly no longer contributed to the information and education of troops. The printing setup was discontinued at that time he said. Dodge gave the information to a Senate subcommittee studying alleged muzzling of the anti communist statements by military leaders. Dodge appeared to discuss the army s troop information program. The publication printed in Frankfurt is distributed to Mili tary installations under contract with the stars and stripes. The paper was the first to re port on the pro Blue troop indoctrination program instituted in the 24th inf div by former maj Gen Edwin a. Walker then Divi Sion co. S Hie. Program later was cleared of charges that it derived front the John Birch society. However Walker was officially on grounds thai he Wattem influence the votes of his the i960 congressional Al questioned by sen. Trom mond d-s.c., prime move censorship inquiry. Dodge that an army film titled a is still available for wants it he said thai after ing it he does not thin Strong film for our i a bad font Thurmond termed i the film = on communism Dodge confirmed the statement that the Annj Rij March withdrew the anti unit film operation. From regular distribution placed it on but he replacement film con party youth will be out she Thurmond termed m6jabolition" a Tough Fum Russia a weak Fatm. " 2 More smallpox suspected in Gei Aachen. Germany i._.,. More suspected smallpox have been discovered in the Schau area near Here. Persons Art under " a pox a the Are wis fading. Since ease first broke out three Petson
