European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 29, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The staff and St mks doctor s career ended has resigned to Finui Kurt hos from Tugo to the dispensary is months to take the said Elihaj presentation of proper documents which is Standard procedure. He was cleared through the German labor office. But any work he did was under supervision of regular  is Standard practice with All foreign nationals no matter what Type training they May have  spokesman said there want a doctor still on duty at the out patient clinic who might remember Mihajlovic. The Frankfurt Hospital where his contract expires april 1, also was reluctant to discuss his work. The Hesse state labor ministry granted Mihajlovic a temporary permit to practice Medicine after he submitted what appeared to be a Handwritten doctor s diploma from Zagreb University. The medical association Check ing the credentials wrote to Zagreb for verification. The association said the University replied it had not issued a diploma to Elhaj Lovic. He had studied Medicine Les than six months before he was drafted into the yugoslav army. Further checking revealed thai Mihatovic had held a number of medical jobs but quit most aftera few months when his inadequate training became apparent the spokesman said. No Legal action has As yet been brought against Mihajlovic seen Pitzer sooth Viet Nam i top military com Lemnitzer Osau Nunley threat territory wednes a Tual problem Soldier priest airman of the . Nerf staff spent the isolated Village father Nguyen Lac Catholic priest who when Chinat and established years ago As a for refugees. Sea swallows ass fighting men Are ulars in Viet Nam by Aid from Bolh and the United it is an example for world to emulate against this kind. 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Good fractional gains went tothe big three motors some inter National oils and some chemicals. European nations buying $1 billion in arms from . New York a under Secretary of the Treasury Robert v. Roosa disclosed wednesday that several european countries have agreed to buy Well Over $1 billion Worth of military equipment and services in the United states. Roosa in an address prepared for the new York society of Security analysts said this will go far to Ward offsetting the United states overseas military spending of $3billion a year. The purchases by foreign coun tries were negotiated As a Means of helping to reduce the . Balance of payments deficit which amounted to about $2.5 billion in 1961. Roosa s announcement was the first to place the foreign military purchases at More than $1 billion and to indicate that a number of european countries Are  did not name them. He noted that the United states is also attempting to reduce its payment deficit which leads directly to loss of Gold by requiring that most foreign Aid dollars be spent in the United states and that More uj5. Procurement be entered Here. Soviet hammers at testing Geneva a ambassador Semyon t. Tsarapkin conceded wednesday night hat the soviet government would Lack an excuse to conduct a new series of atmospheric nuclear tests if the Ameri cans called off their planned series in late april. But if the uj3. Tests take place he declared the soviet Union will feel itself obliged to reply with new explosions of its own. Tsarapkin defined his govern ment s policy at a meeting of the american British russian subcommittee of the 17-nation disarmament conference. Revival of this subcommittee is charge with trying to get a nuclear test ban treaty. The subcommittee discussions represent a revival in slightly different form of the 3 year old nuclear test ban negotiations which broke Down after the soviet Union fired off a massive series of blasts last fall Tsarapkin argued at great length that a test ban treaty can been forced by National rather than International control arrangements. This concept was rejected , ambassador Arthur h. Dean and British minister of state Joseph b. Godber. After listening to the Russia arguments Godber said the soviet Story As unfolded by or. Tsarapkin today is so unrelated to facts As to be almost fairy  according to an american assess ment the discussions brought the three Powers no closer to agree ment on a nuclear test ban treaty. Brig Gen Lasseter named to Bonn Post Washington is Brig Gen Roy Lasseter jr., assistant division commander of the 1st a Mored div at it. Hood Tex has been assigned to the us. Military assistance advisory group at Bonn effective in july As a colonel Lasseter was Mili tary attache at the . Embassy n Bonn in 1358. He was promoted o brigadier general in May 1961, alter serving As Deputy chief of staff of the uj5. 3rd army at , a. 31 die in Peru floods Lima Peru a thirty one persons died when the Ramis River looked the Village of Catamarca reports reaching Lima said. Cata Marca is near the bolivian Border. Twi tt1j Arm hikes postponed Washington a president Kennedy acknowledging protests from the belgian government wednesday postponed for 60 Day the Start of increased tariffs on carpets and Glass. Or. Kennedy issued a Procla mation putting off the effective Date to june 17. The increases announced on March 19, originally were to have been applied april a White House sources said the postponement had been recommended by the state department which found that raising the duty rates on april 18 would have caused hardship to companies in both Belgium and Japan which ship the carpets and Sheet Glass tothe United states. The government sources said the postponement amounted to just that. No reconsideration of the in crease recommended by the Tariff commission and adopted by the president is in the offing. Or. Kennedy has approved an in crease on the duty for Wilton and velvet carpets from 21 per cent to 40 per cent of value. He also approved increases on Sheet lass by amounts ranging from 13 cents t�3l5 cents a Pound. Pall keeps woman sitting 24 hours la Porte City Iowa Cap or. Rosa showers. 80, was hang ing Kitchen curtains at her Home where she lives alone. She fell from a Stepladder and fractured her hip. The injury she found made it impossible for her o lie Down. For 24 hours she sat upright on he floor until her brother found her. Mrs. Showers then underwent surgery in a Waterloo Iowa hos Pital her condition is reported satisfactory. 37-year-old broker vew amex president new York Cap Edwin in Etherington 37-year-old partner Ina brokerage firm has been named resident of the american Stock Exchange. He succeeds Edward t. Mccormick who resigned last de Cember. He will get $80,000 a year under five year contract As the fourth hid president in the More than.00-year history of the american Exchange. Capital veb1t m Jean Moonet Market