European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 22, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse In joint space to arms ban soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev int program for soviet american co opera it of proposal in a letter addressed to president european edition the ripes army Navy air Force unofficial publication of my . Armed forum in furhop North Africa and Tho Middle East volume 20, number 336 5 Cut Dally 10 in i sunday thursday March 22, 1962 Stag nations co contained in. Kennedy Marine it 8 Orbital Fetter however cooperation of a Dis that rocket tech rockets and time it is Clear Toof our co opera it Mastery of the Choice of Dis col. V welcomes lid on Effort weather Freeman to head tsar eur Oakes named 7th army cult Gen Paul Lamar Freeman or. To succeed Clarke it Gen John c. Oakes. To 7th army co it Gen Barksdale Hamlett. To army vice chief of staff to Myrtly Teudy. Outlook cont nuts mule Fri 41. 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Leaders of major unions through out Argentina called a nationwide 24-hour strike for Friday to pro test the government s annulment by Force of Peronis election Vic declared he would not Retreat from his unpopular Auster Ity program which was widely blamed for his election setback. F8ee background Story on Page a Kennedy averts clash orders rs70 restudy Washington up president Kennedy wednesday promised Congress an immediate restudy of the boiling rs70 Issue. He said he will spend extra funds on the big plane if the study shows this would be profitable. On the basis of this Assurance the House armed services commit tee promptly called off a showdown fight in the House on its recon Gen Taylor due in Bonn today Bonn a Gen Maxwell d. Taylor military adviser to presi Dent Kennedy will arrive in Bon thursday to discuss european Security with West German govern ment officials the defense ministry reported. Taylor will meet with Deputy defense minister Volkmar Hopf and Gen Friedrich Foertsch. Chief of staff of the West German armed forces. On Friday he will go on to the Safe Headquarters at Wiesbaden. Taylor who is on a european tour is coming Here from Paris and will leave Germany March 29 for London. Emendations that Congress direct the defense department to move ahead faster on development of the 2,000-mile-an-hour Craft. A letter from defense Secretary Robert s. Mcnamara containing the Compromise offer and a Sepa rate letter from or. Kennedy affirming the offer were Laid be fore the armed services commit tee at an unannounced closed door session. Vinson claims win committee chairman Carl Vin son d-ga., said the offer meant that the committee had won its Battle to Speed up development of the reconnaissance strike bomber. Some other committee members were not so sure about this Vic tory. Mcnamara has said the big plane May never be needed. He also contends that missiles and other available manned bombers could carry out the assignment intended for the rs70. Feehly stays on stands Kington up the de department has decided a investigation to permit distribution of the pro owned newspaper overseas of on military install or stands in Europe Okes Mun said the decision by Gen laurels Norstad Allied commander in his decision was approved Fence Secretary Robert s. Ira. Newspaper figured promo in the juror Over the trans Fer of maj Gen Edwin a. Walker from command of the 24th inf div in Germany. Army officials have snid it leans heavily to sex and sensationalism. The spokesman said that in View of the improvement in the weekly since last june Norstad decided there was not sufficiently Clear justification for its removal from Newsstands at military installations. The spokesman added that Norstad intends to take no fur ther action unless standards fall to objectionable level Accord ing to the associated press. The spokesman did not say what objectionable level would be two weeks ago the army s new chief of information maj Gen Charles c. Dodge told a Senate subcommittee studying alleged muzzling of military leaders that Norstad was investigating the controversial newspaper. Lodge said at that time that the army s move was based on a belief overseas weekly no longer con cont. On Page s3, col. S Kennedy to visit Africa aides say Washington up presi Dent Kennedy who has t been there eventually will make a trip to Africa . Officials predicted wednesday. One of the strongest of at least a dozen invitations or. Kennedy has for an african visit came personally tuesday from president Sylvanus olympic of Togo after his arrival for a two Day visit with or. Kennedy. Uj3. Officials emphasized that or. Kennedy had no present plans for an african trip though his two Brothers. Atty. Gen. Robert f. Ken Nedy und Edward Kennedy were there within the past year. But officials expressed Confidence thai he would go when he had a Chance one said it s a question of when and Hamlett gets Post As army vice chief from press dispatches Washington the White House announced wednesday that it Gen Paul Lamar Freeman or. Will be come commander in chief of the . Army in Europe succeeding Gen Bruce c. Clarke who will retire april 30. President Kennedy also nominated Freeman for promotion to full general. Freeman is now Deputy cd for Reserve forces Continental army omd. The White House announcement also named it Gen John c. Oakes commanding general of the 7th army succeeding it Gen Garrison Davidson who As previously announced will become command no general of the 1st army with Headquarters in new York the appointment of it Gen Barksdale Hamlett As the army vice chief of staff succeeding re tiring Gen Clyde d. Eddleman was also announced. Hamlett was also nominated for promotion to Gen eral. Maj Gen Frank Schaffer Besson or. Was appointed commander in chief of the army s new Materiel development and logistics come. Other appointments it Gen John h. Hinrichs now army chief of ordnance to be com manding general of the army sup ply and maintenance come. This is a new command and with its establish nent the title and Posi Tion of chief of ordnance Are abolished. It Gen John p. Daley no Deputy commanding general for development Continental army come. To be commanding general of the army s new combat developments come. No replacement was announced for Daley s current Post. Freeman who was born in Manila in 1907. Was graduated from West Point in 1929 and assigned with the 2nd inf div at it. Sam Houston Tex. Twenty two years later he fought with the same Divi Sion in Korea receiving the purple heart and other decorations for action there. He led the 2nd div s 23rd inf regt in Korea through heavy fire along the Pusan perimeter near the Taegu front. He was wounded in the Battle of Chip Yongil when cont. 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