European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 21, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                24 the stars and stapes if Castro shifts attitude . Willing to give Cuba food Washington fund a White House aide has indicated the government might be willing to do Nate surplus food to relieve Hun Ger in Cuba despite . Oppose ton to the Castro  Mcgovern. Director of the food for peace program said the government would be very sym pathetic to any request for donations of surplus foods to private charitable agencies for use in Cuba. Food shortages in Cuba have forced Premier Fidel Castro to impose rationing of Basic foods. Mcgovern said however that agencies such As Church world service Catholic Relief services and care could not operate feed ing programs in Cuba unless there was some change in the cuban government s attitude. Mcgovern s comments came in response to questions by newsmen on a radio program recorded for overseas broadcast by the voice of America. Havana up Cuba will try As War criminals beginning March 29 nearly 1,200 invasion troops captured after the unsuccessful pig s Bay Landing of last april 17. A Brief note in the government controlled press said trial proceed Ings would begin March 29, presumably in Havana. The captured troops Are being held at Havana s Principe prison. Five of the invaders were executed aug. 9 in Santa Clara la Villas province As War criminals and nine other invaders were Given 30-year prison sentences by a military tribunal. Gen Taylor Norstad hold Paris meeting Paris up Gen Maxwell d. Taylor special military adviser to president Kennedy conferred at a luncheon with Gen Lauris nor Fiad. Supreme Allied command Erin Europe. Wednesday he meets with the european commands of nato and visits shape supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe. The Genera to scheduled to arrive in Bonn thursday. He will Confer with american ambassador Walter c. Dowling. German de sense minister Franz Josef Strauss and other German military officials. Taylor is also scheduled to visit american military installations at Heidelberg and Wiesbaden. Mother of 17 too Busy having no. 18 for prize Madrid i watched a sunny City Square tuesday turn As if through a spectrum from life to fear to death. It happened in seconds. Moslem Street merchants Chat Ting in the warm late afternoon Sun soon sprawled hideously across their wares. I saw a moslem taxi Driver blinded As his wind shield Cut through him. A moslem Mother the stump other right Arm blooding her cloak searched for her child. A moment earlier they had been in a mosque thanking Mohammed for the endow the Franco moslem War. It was about 2 15 . The Day before Spring. The government Square was filled with browsing gossiping moslem. It lies near Theca Bah. The fear and the death came with a Hail of six mortars fired by the secret army organization Oas. I was a few Hundred Yards fro the Square when they fell. Some moslem fled screaming others stood wide eyed and terrified still others Lay in growing pools of blood blood that formed rivulets Between the cobblestones. It stuck to my shoos As i walked. The four dead and 67 wounded were piled unceremoniously into military trucks. Many of the wounded would soon die. Some of the casualties were blown from their clothes As the bombs whistled in at three second intervals. Berets Turbo ashes and sandals were scattered about. I spoke to a sobbing moslem woman. Is this the cease fire now there Are More orphans More unhappiness More hate Iris ,.,. New Model High atop a elephant men the Pur India mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy enjoys a ride at from her More usual Auto. With her is her Stater will. Mrs. Kennedy later flew to new Delhi to Sta tour of the Indian Hackland. She was to Fly to Paul after spending the night in new Delhi. As Sodal big 3 Given Deo to report on a4 continued from Page v minimum of control machinery if Russia will agree to a nuclear weapons test ban treaty. Foreign minister lord Home appealed to the soviet government for a reasonable Compromise of East West differences. Addressing the 17-nation disarmament conference Home said Britain recognized that Russia had gained military knowledge and advantage from its series of nuclear tests last fall. Britain is prepared to let rus Sia keep its advantage he said if tests can now be ended forever under a pact providing an Ade quate minimum system of verification to guard against violations. After Home spoke Sweden anti India called for a new moratorium on nuclear weapon tests to allow time for the working out of effect Ive arrangements to police a per manent ban. Their move added to the pres sure building up against announced american plans to set off atmospheric explosions in late april unless the soviet Union accepts an enforceable test ban treaty by that time. From the Point of View of the United states a new a policed moratorium would have a grave disadvantage. There would be no guarantee that such a suspension of tests Ever would Lead to n full treaty with inter Alment provisions. India also Sug Geof monitoring stat i countries to police moratorium on nuclear til the big Powers can Nal agreement on a adequate safeguards. Frondizi to Block continued from insisted that Frondizi was resign military commanders we ready in the provinces representatives of 1 government. In la Plata capital of portent Buenos Aires Gen Guillermo Satas placed gov. Oscar Lendt. Peron followers struck Frondizi s decree with a of a nationwide St of an outbreak of violence sunday s vote indicated As 45 pro Peron can congressional seats to. May 1. The Peron its actually tool of a of the 18. Affected by the Al was in the five offt ened where Power c syrians fire on israeli patrol b from press dispatches Tel Aviv syrian Shore Bat teries and two israeli patrol boats exchanged fire for about 10 min utes on the sen of Galilee tuesday. An israeli military spokesman said two israeli policemen on Board the Boot were wounded. A United nations investigation of the Exchange began immediately. The israeli spokesman said the syrian units on the Eastern Shore of the sea opened fire with anti tank guns recoilless rifles mor tars and machine guns on a nearby israeli patrol boat. The boat replied with machine guns. A second boat further North raced to the scene and joined n the Exchange until the firing die Down. The incident came three Days after an israeli attack on the syrian outpost of nude in on the East Ern Shore in which casualties were suffered on both sides. The syrians claim 200 israeli were killed. Israel said its attack was in retaliation for syrian Calsi Sion which included israeli patrol boats. Several syrian army seen tuesday morning Day Over the sea of nearby israeli Mountain according to israeli so the sources assumed were on a recon naia to determine whether any troop concentration area. No interference by a reported