European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 17, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse 17. 192 the stars and stapes 23 i pc Persby wove Shivers on roof h for an hour an attractive shivering on a Slop Church was Ign How before by firemen Early Caral Lee once and firemen to be on the after Tea presbyterian close Jine Church on the near North Side. She said she had gone to the Sanctuary about 0 30 . To Pray. She had been there some time when she saw one Man escorting another Man out a door and started to follow them. The door slammed shut a key turned from the outside her shouts Gilpatric speculates on How of is. Might respond to enemy attack Washington a Deputy Secretary of defense Roswell l. Gilpatric said the . Response to an attack might be first to destroy an enemy s bases then threaten to destroy cities. Whether or not we decide to adopt such strategy Gilpatric said might depend very much on How successful the enemy s initial at Ere unheard and she was alone i was whether it Noncen Flat liar no designer found r stairway Lea Tiina i to a loft. In the loft so found a ladder which she climbed in her Spike Heel shoes to windows High in the loft. I clutching her silk Trench coat j around her in the Windy freezing weather miss Conte shouted to passersby for help. She said at least 10 persons heard her cries gaped up at her and walked on. A Man walking his dog heard her cries she said saw her waving to him waved Back and went on. Finally Arthur l. Desmond 39, stopped and talked to her. He summoned policeman William Smith who in turn summoned firemen. Firemen put up a ladder and brought the shivering miss Conte Down. Rated on our bases rather than our cities. Or we might to continue the speculation wish to attack some countries in the enemy bloc while avoiding Gilpatric included this discussion of strategy in explaining How the defense department now prepares five years ahead plans on which military requirements and budgets Are based. In making these plans and Esti mates we examine. In detail the usefulness of each individual piece of hardware from the b70 to the Arctic Gilpatric said in a speech prepared for a meeting of the electronic industries association. In discussing strategy Gilpatric said that thinking has been in terms not of total retaliation but in terms of response sufficient to then he added it might not for example be our objective to inflict maximum damage on the enemy. Instead our primary purposes might be to bring the conflict to an end favourable to us to minimize damage inflicted on ourselves and our allies. 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Soldiers of this generation in a falsely bad Light and he called for tougher training of troops in fight ing skills As a primary need and declared firmly i cannot agree that we Are in a moral decline. I really doubt our Battlefield Soldier is any weaker than the Guy at the Alamo or Gettysburg or Valley forge Marshall took vigorous Issue too. With testimony Given wednesday Hylt col William e Meyer. An j army psychiatrist that the record i of Rott abortion with the enemy by americans captured in Korea was i he worst in american history doctor said this showed a Nee for stronger indoctrination pro Grams is Well As better training of youngsters in the Home and schools. Nep i or writer Marsha who now writes for j the Detroit news told of 45 years m i of service on important combat zone military missions As an army reservist and As a War correspond ent. He is one of the authors of the code of conduct for captured american troops. Marshall said army troop train my standards have slipped in my lifetime to � level dangerous to National safety. As for the problem of communist indoctrination he said unless our training standards Are toughened i would t recommend it at he said competent company com Manderro will provide As much of it As their men Are ready to absorb. Marshal said korean troops complained to him repeatedly that they were Given All kinds of troop information programs but weren t taught sufficiently How to use thei weapons. He quoted returning War prisoners As having protested also that Loo much of their time had been wasted on lectures when they should have been learning How to handle themselves and their Wea Pons in combat 14 a 2v t 3?1 a i tar de Jacqueline Dufres Noy who was known As Jacques before France s most celebrated Cam of hex change leaves Church with husband Bobert Bonnet after their wedding in Paris. Be fore undergoing a sex altering operation Jacques was a cabaret entertainer known As Coc Cinelly who dressed As a woman. Groom Bonnet in a Paris night club impresario. Up photo dec to study Why metals turned to dust Washington special one of the problems that plagued Napoleon and his army on their re treat from Russia was a loss of dignity when their tin buttons Ani decorations disintegrated into a Fine powder duet extreme com. Another and Trayte incident involving this transformation i metals a the physical processes known to scientists happened Early in this Century when the fatal Antarctica expedition of in lab Dolorer capt Robert Scott Tost most of its fowl not feel r a when tin soldered cans went through Ftp transformation. For a cloner la to rain knowledge which would further scientists of the Structure of Soffo. Par in relation try severe weather Rorrer Tifton. The atomic Kne Rojy commission has contacted for n jt4.516 to tron a Tel
