European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                It. Indicts . Steel. 3 others european edition army Navy air Force of am4 in rep North Africa and a Middle. Co 21, number 10 a Centt Dolfy 10 he Friday april 27, 1962 h still seems test ban West to stay in Berlin from Ziwot dispatches Washington Secre of state Dean Rusk said the United  every possible of to achieve a treaty ban nuclear tests in spite of round of Atmos tests in the Pacific. Tola news conference that and people around the deeply regret that the no arms race goes on but he there is a deep understand the United states need for View of Russia s Renee an effective test ban  states itself regrets necessity Tor the division to t Rusk declared but he staid the must meet its Respo Sibili gave his View at a news Nee As the giant . Task in the Pacific prepared add est explosions i the series operation Dominic. Soured said it was possible ii Cut shot in the series might within 24 hours. He pointed hat president Kennedy said tests would be expedited As As possible. Strident Taopi Aee bounced was he called it language now coming the communist bloc con Ning the us. Teat series. He this however merely reflects weakness of their argue sail the United states will a twofold policy syst to conduct selected tests he said would generate con less Power in Megatons fallout than Russia s test Iaal fall. He said none of St would be conducted Foror psychological reasons to make every possible to achieve a nuclear test at the earliest occasion. He the Geneva disarmament now going on should con Russ shun walkout j at Geneva Geneva a the soviet Union announced in the 17-nation disarmament conference thursday night it will now conduct nuclear weapons tests of its own. The two chief soviet  foreign minister Valerian a Zorn and Semyon k. To Rapkin vehemently denounced the resumption of american atmospheric nuclear tests. But they failed to make Good their week old threat to walk out of the conference As soon As the . Test series began. Talks snarled Tsarapkin announced the resumption of soviet testing to the after noon meeting of the conference subcommittee where the three Powers Are conducting their Hope Lessly snarled negotiations. He charged the United states deliberately started the mid pitch Fly explosions in order to Speed up the arms race. He termed the resumption of Western testing a provocative act which cannot be justified by Security considerations and added the soviet Union will test new weapons in order to insure its own  hits vegas hotel tests hospitalized vegas Nev. A fire the 15-Story hotel fre in the downtown Las Vega District thursday. All were evacuated persons were admitted to Pital suffering from pm Ketley a re identified As Lowrey of lob Angeles Masoh of St. I Xmas mo., Aura Ryan of Pasadena Calif in said the Blaze started in nth floor room. Weather to chair for i eerie. Ort  he 66, Tow Himli a Tow git.  10 can tray of in Tomt -. Washington a Secretary of state Dean Rusk said thursday that the Western Powers Are in West Berlin and Are going to stay there if no Progress can remade to sign treaties ending world War ii including giving a Chance to the German people to unify their country. Husk at a news conference de voted mainly to two issues nuclear testing and Berlin said he will see soviet ambassador Anatoly f. Dobrynin again before he departs sunday morning for conferences in London. Athens. Canberra an Wellington. Rusk in discussing the Berlin situation restated with emphasis the Western position that the pres ence of Ahmed forces in the City a not a negotiable matter. Commenting on soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko s re Marks on the .-Hussian talks on Berlin Rusk said the Way Gromyko linked Western Access rights with East German sovereignty needs clarification. The United states he said sees no incompatibility Between free Access to West Berlin and what recalled the local responsibilities of the East German communist re Gime. It is obvious Ruak explained that the East German regime is very much involved in Access to cont on Page 8$, col. T charges firms plotted to Rig bids fix prices new York map a Federal grand jury thursday indicted the . Steel corp., Bethlehem steel and two other american steel companies on charges of conspiring to fix prices and Rig  indictment said the bids were for sales of steel Forg Ings to the army the Navy electrical companies and other purchasers. The other companies indicted were Erie forge and steel corp., of Erie pa.,and Midvale Heppenstall co., Philadelphia. Five individuals and a Trade association also were named As defendants. The Trade association named is the open die forging Institute inc., of nov y Ork  individual Are Homer Lackey former manager of . Steel forged product commercial division and since sept. 1, 1960, president of Erie forge and steel. Erb Gurney and Robert , manager and assistant new York up the new York Stock Market fell to its Low est level since last May i after Federal grand jury indicted four it Fol firms thursday on charges of conspiracy to fix prices and Rig bids in sales to the armed forces and other buyers see Stock Story on Page 23. Manager respectively of Bethle hem s Silesi forgings castings. Emit Lynnr Board chairman of Erie forge and steel. A b. Heppenstal president of Midvale Hepponstall. The defendants Are charged with conspiring Between 1948 and March 1961 to Rig bids on forging such is ship shafts sold to the Navy and ordnance sold to the army in violation of the Sherman anti Trust act the indictments Are not connected with the recent Price hike in steel in which . Steel and Bethlehem Josted a $6 per ton in crease then withdrew it under pressure from the Kennedy administration. A . Steel corp. Official said cont. On Page 2j, col end to travel ban cheers troops Good news �11 Omilee As he holds a copy of stars and stripes with the news he had Beenaw Aujay is so Willie h. Gross he co Tib atan at  Germany. Gross of Indianapolis has been for seven months White his wife und child remained in the state. Is photo by Uren servicemen throughout Europe separated from their families for Many to he i Vieri overjoyed to learn of the lifting of the dependents travel ban in Stugart. Germany William Duren the stripes Bureau chief there questioned men stationed in the area about their reaction tothe news. Maj Charles l. Martin. Co Ofha co 7th army. Said. I think it s wonderful news. Now i m Able to answer some of the questions my men have been asking. I notice the morale of some of my fellow officers went up in the last 24hours. I be seen some big Broad smiles on the faces of men waiting for their  capt Carlos g. De la Garza 52nd med in fabulous i Tell you twas wonderful news. I just could t believe  de la Garda has a wife four daughters and a son in the United states m sgt Enroy Fisher. 504th adm co i be already got my application in for the family to come. It s the Best news i be Ever heard and they con keep me hero for the next two  sgt 9umc3 .1. Middleton b co 37th Armor i am going to try to be the first Man on the Jill to get my family Over Here this is really wonderful news."rp5 Dallas Wicks 7th army he my reaction is something you cont. On Page 2, col. It Ranger hits Moon As rockets Fly by the associated pres Goldstone  spacecraft Ranger 4 crash landed on far Side of the Moon thursday completing a 231,486-mile journey in 64 hours. It was hailed As a major Advance in spaceflight for the . James e. Webb head of the National aeronautics and space administration told newsmen ranker4 was much More Complex than anything the russians have at . William Pickering director of Nasa s Jet propulsion la Bora Tor which built Ranger 4, said that despite the failure of a key electronic system in the spacecraft the fact that it hit the Moon gives us Confidence we can sen instruments to the Moon with the accuracy  he said another Ranger equipped like this one to take close up television pictures of the Moon surface will be launched by the end of the year. And in other events in a Busy Day in space Moscow russian launched Cosmos 4, a new artificial Earth satellite. It Marks the fourth soviet sputnik sent aloft in six weeks a ivors Island a. Japan and United states fired joint Iono sphere probing rocket As the first in a planned program of three. The rocket consisting of separate Jap anese and . Probes reached an Altitude of 75 mites and then plunged into  canaveral an inter National satellite a product of the United Stales and great Britain went into orbit to explore the Iono sphere and cosmic radiation. Point argue Ixo. Calif. Air Force announced launching of two mystery satellites. No details were disclosed except that one employed a Blue scout Booster combination and the other an Atla Agenda b Booster. German skipper first. Through Seaway in 62 Cleveland a to first Ocean vessel of the year has docked Here opening St. Lawrence Seaway Trade   Virthia of the Hamburg Chicago line and her skipper Captain Willie Wendt of Ham Burg Germany were met by score of onlookers and a civic welcoming committee. Static Vaks it new York the show  the s e a 1 1 1 e of a fait in a headline which to Seattle Minsky it 6tor�vii�ky.