European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 14, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                European edition army Navy us at lewd f"1 in air Force Africa and the my Deijs not 328 5 Tenti Doiy 10 Citi sunday wednesday March 14, 1962 9booming9 Andorra cuts defense budget si.2u new York Topi the tiny Republic of Andorra Ibum pyrenees mountains has just Cut its defense budget Tram $6v74 to fi.4g the insider s newsletter  purpose of its defense spending is to stockpile Buik cart ridges to fire salutes on ceremonial occasions. Nation sva talks today a . Offi the United states it tin will go into a 17-nation Dis conference in a the nuclear test  officials made two and Britain Are i matters of nuclear proposals that in Geneva will the draft treaty which Britain offered to the on april 18 with tons in the tight of and  r 1 c a n statement of with the us. Air Force has announced that capt Joseph p. Kauffman 43, will face a 17th of general court martial charged with passing Mili tary secrets to the East German communists the air Force accuses Kauffman of giving information to the reds while on illegal visits to East Ber Lin. He is also charged with agree ing to become a spy for the communists and making arrangements to return to East Germany next year for training in the Rod secret service. Kauffman was arrested in Cali fornia last november and flown to Wiesbaden in december. His Case was first called to the attention of . Of ii i its by Guenther  former East German intelligence officer who fled to the West in 19g1.maenncl is said to have been in direct Contact with Kauffman while still working for the reds in East Germany. The Captain visited East Berlin Between assignments i Greenland and Castle air Force base calif., according to air Force officials. He was finance officer at Castle. The formal complaint against capt Joseph f. Kauffman Kauffman was contained in a Bill of four charges that accused him of conspiring with three East germans whom he knew to be members of the East German secret cont. On Page 2, col. 5 Jackie hands out \ lollipops to kids in India Hospital from press dispatches new Delhi mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy handed out lollipops an words of cheer to sick children when she visited the children s Ward of the All India Institute of medical science her tuesday. America s first lady on the second Day of her visit to India had lunch with president Rajendra Prasad at his huge Rattrap at Shuven residence. Meanwhile. It was announced that mrs Kennedy asked for re vision of her schedule to include the holiest of Indian cities Banaras. It had been Cut out when she trimmed eight Days from her schedule because of a Low Grade sinus infection. Presses for showdown on b70 Hington chair Carl Vinson of the House services committee has re president Kennedy s argue again it a speedup of the b70 program and pressed his for a showdown on con right to play a major role decision. Georgia Democrat in a state prepared for to House Rule said the president the wrong conclusion when last week extra Money t be spent on the 2,000-Wiile-an hour bomber because some of the components have not yet been de  is True Vinson said that much of the Complex equipment required for the b70 has not been developed. There in no doubt about it Vinson said. It is for this very reason indeed that we need the larger program for the b70." Vinson went before the Rule group in behalf of his committee s Bill to press on the administration an extra $320 million to move the b70 program from the research stage toward actual production. The Bill also would direct that the defense department use the Money whether it wants to or not. Or. Kennedy at his news Confer ence last week ducked n direct comment on whether Congress has any such right. Vinson told the rules group it does and said now is the time to make a test on the  feel that the b70 is a Good occasion and the present is a Good time to Settle once and for All the. On Page cot. 2 Algeria talks in last phase evian Les Bains. France f a French and algerian nationalist officials moved into the showdown phase of their peace talks tuesday with agreements apparently still a Day or two away. An informant referring to the sem official news Agency dispatch of monday night to the effect that the cease fire would be signed tuesday said a cease fire Accord might come wednesday or the Fol lowing Day but he refused to make any Flat prediction. One of the still unsettled Points according to reliable sources la the role of the algerian nationalist troops in the interim period be tween a cease fire and eventual Independence meanwhile n Algeria More than 30 separate terrorist at tacks in Algiers testified to the mounting tension which officials fear May explode into mass Vio Lence when the ceasefire is announced up said. Tuesday s toll most of it in Algiers was 1 dead and 26 wounded. It brought the algerian total since Jan. 1 to 1.609 killed and 3,728 wounded quake shakes Tokyo Tokyo a a moderate earthquake Shook Tokyo tuesday causing Large buildings to Sway the tremor began at 3 08  local time and lasted about thre seconds. Asserts less could mean chaos abroad Washington up resident Kennedy asked Congress tuesday for $4.9billion in foreign economic and military Aid nearly $1billion More than he got last ear. He said any less would open the door to chaos and Granny abroad which . Armies and atoms could not quell. See stories on Page 2. Asserting that the . Add pro Rani is embarked on a decade of development or. Kennedy re Quested $1.5 billion for military assistance and $3.4 billion for eco nomic Aid in the bookkeeping year noting july l lust Tew Congress last year voted sl8 billion in military Aid and jz3 bit Ion in economic help for the cur rent period. In a 1.500-word message to the Senate and House. Or. Kennedy asked Only one major Aid i Nova Ion authorization to spend 93 my Lon Over the next four years Fortis Alliance for Progress develop ment program in latin America launched a year ago. Some $600million would be used in the com no fiscal year. No other major changes noting that Congress last year ave him Long term financing authority and approved merging All Aid agencies into one organisation the chief executive said a desired no other major changes to foreign assistance machinery at this time. Administration officials declined to guess How or. Kennedy s re quest would fare at the hands of congressional Economy advocates. Last year Congress Cut nearly $15 billion from the president s re quest As usual the administration gave no coun try by country breakdown of Aid spending. There was no mention in the message of further . Aid to communist Yugoslavia and Poland. This Aid has been criticized in some quarters the administration will open its fight to win congressional approval when Aid administrator of Bowler con of Page is cot so state sule Static san Francisco 40-year-old Hilburd Spring phone co. Asked the cat Forai pubic utilities come a so i Al permission to go out to the firm said it Sims customer left. Detroit ported foul put to school to nearby Windsor Sott. Where vandals pm a damage. ,