European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Log 2 the stars and stripes Friday april 27, troops Greet end of travel ban with Sou. I. M of continued from Paffe l just can t explain i guess i m just Augsburg Germany men of the 24th inf div were loud in thelic Praise for the decision. It almost takes me think that there is a Santa said one Veteran of world War ii and the korean set a Brookes operations no Tor the 24th signal in could on shout wheel As he heard the Munich the news was received Witti similar enthusiasm. Sec Robert t. Grover 508th my i am overjoyed and i am looking Forward to seeing my wife and four children very soon. I was really depressed about the travel ban and this has Given my morale a big men were questioned there was Hoth Relief and appreciation. There was Genera determination to cooperate with the govern ment in the Effort to conserve Gold one no in Frankfurt put it Uncle Sam is seeing to it that my family can join me Here. The least i can do is cooperate in the Gold flow problem in every Way i the ram Teiji Kaiserslautern area of Germany Henry b. Kraft stars and stripes Bureau chief at Ramstein found the following re actions first it Haven a. Williams. 417th tactical fighter so ram Stein this is the Best news yet and it makes me the happiest Manin the world. 1 was married in december and came Over Here by myself in March. This is a big morale Factor sgt Roy w. Kennard 2nd recon so 3rd army Cav. Kaiserslautern i feel real proud about the whole thing. It is a morale builder. One thing is sure and that is that having my family Here will Hel my the feeling of Many was summed up by s sgt Norbert b. Szczepczynsk of the 7030th air base Wing when he said to just in t living if your family in t with you. Believe me i m very Happy in London stripes Bureau chief John Krueger tafhef1 to airmen stationed in England. S sgt l e i a n d Tergerson 30,7500th air base up South Ruislip sait he found his Joy hard to sex being without his wife an two children aged 2 and 4since november was quite a join he said he had planned to bring his family Over at his own expense after school ended in Syracuse n.y., Wuori the three Are staying with i wife s family. He has housing lined up. Sgt Fred w. Palmer 43, first sergeant of the 1969th Communia Tenn. Family of 5 found shot to death Nashville Tenn. A the Bullet punctured bodies of five per sons All members of the same family were found Here by fire men who answered a cd to the Home of insurance Salesman Dewey b. , 39. Bis wife and their 3 year old son Don. Were found sinbad in one room. York s Mother. Mrs. Lette Flake. 74, was in bed in another room and Don s brother Beany 14, was on the living room . W. J. Core. Davidson county it decal examiner said All five of the victims had been shot. Howar Boyf of the Nashville fire depart ment 0d the bodies Alao had been lashed with a knife or some other Sharp instrument. The District attorney s office Saida .38-Cal pistol believed to be the Taay Fng weapon was found in the Defarge of a bedroom. It was definitely a Case of arson to cover up murder Boyd said. were seeking a motive. The four room York Home in amb defeat residential Section of East Nashville was Only slightly damaged by the fire which apparently started in a stairwell Lead ing into the basement Core said to had reports of Lou nottes like pistol shots about 2 30 Cloudy stationary a Jwj rain go Snow i Low per Tuure Preti Urt wind Outlook Fob 1 pah. Today cold front through Europe will Cali a partly Cloudy to Cloudy conditions Thron Hont the . And the Northern part of the continent with rain and scattered showers expected. Mediterranean re will be fair to partly Cloudy. . Temperatures by United pres International Atleata Baltimore Owten but Ftp Cincinnati n m k a 61 � 64 u Ujj 4� 77 a 63 m ii 3d cd Ucland a troll few it. Worth h amort Kin in City s2 55 62 78 81 �7ee 7 Ujj Ufa 83 Bias so s3 pm to Milt Miami Beach hit ankh Haiti imn Orlini Iii Law 81 42 62 15n. Is n m91 u 83 w 83 41 76 a Dew Verk Oil. City put Uburth Portland. Me. fran. City Wath Rutlen or h i 77 41 91 62 to 19 w 44 w m Sim to tort a in the . _ s7 in agent in. . Nude to not 18 it Caribou. A. If Iua Spring collegians raid coed Campus new York a two thousand Columbia University male undergraduates raided the Campus of Barnard College Columbia s female Branch. They were quickly emitted. Ifa Matt Spring said a uni vers Styf official who did oat wish Tobe identified. Students assembled along Walkway that traverses i.-. W pre Clad mostly in Muda shorts and Crew neck sweaters. Some la Crew firecrackers an chanted slogans appropriate to the oco Astorre in Berlin to bid fore it to detach tube. Bib Joltn is . Head to Berlin will conduct ceremony Friday for maj Gen sir Tibe British Conj nit Here. A Tore Well a Tome by by Tiab Bod far the enemy. Morning the Raineri Honor Cenc a on Clay Wui take up but at 10 so Dejaro Mew fit leave for maj Gend Nabor will a rive of shortly after Midnight they surged across upper Broadway to the a Jirard Campus blocking Broadway traffic for almost in minutes. Some got into the Leigh Wallet Campus but none got into the buildings. Girt undergraduates in night so will shift to Okinawa base Washington a a squad Ron of 16 c130 Hercules transports Wil be shifted to Okinawa in june the air Force has announced. The 345th tactical air com troop Carrier so will be transferred from Sewart air Force base in Tennessee and will be stationed at naft air base on Okinawa Theair Force said. The unit is composed of about350 officers and airmen. Okinawa is a major staging area for movement of men and equip ment into South Viet Nam. Where the United. States is supporting native forces in their Battle against communist guerrillas. 7 die in Andes car plunge Quito Ecuador a seven persons were killed in the plunge of a speeding car Down a precipice on an Andes Mountain Road near Guaranda. The Driver lost control on a curve. Clothes Hung from the windows of Barnard dormitories. A police sergeant who happened to pass in a radio car summoned a squad of eight patrolmen and the male stud cats were quickly coaxed from the Barnard Campus. The students then surged to the East Side of the Campus toward Johnson Hali the graduate women s dormitory. Police circled the Campus i radio cars and stopped the crowd. About 1,000 students made an other try in the direction of bar Nard but lost interest when the heard police summon fire trucks. The hoses win discourage them if nothing else will the sergeant said. Materialism assailed at Catholic meet Berchtesgaden Germany special in the keynote address delivered to the seventh annual convention of the military coun cil of Catholic men Here thursday night. Father Ucas Kreuzer Superior of Jesuit Mission band i Seattle. Wash., said Christ ans have reason to feel shame because after just 40 years of fanatically dedicated atheistic communism has put one third of the world under its domination. Never before has it so desperately needed members of his body to be totally committed to his cause. The heart of Man is not changed by science the soul of Man is not saved by mate la Prog Ress salvation and Sanctification comes from the Grace of god Chan need into the world through you and me members of his Liz on mend after slight bump on nose Rome up Elizabeth Taylor sporting a bruised nose and a Happy smile thursday made up a quarrel with Richard Burton Over a Seaside lunch. The 30-year-old actress and Bur ton her Marc Antony both on and off the screen dined together on a $2 million Cleopatra set constructed near Anzio 45 Miles South of Rome. Jack Brodsky american publicity representative for the film said miss Taylor looked Happy and asked if miss Taylor and Burton had made up on Mon Day he said apparently they a if they Ever had a he added that miss Taylor s nose was. Very bruised. It was Pur the bruised nose was the official Why the actress spent 20 hours in a Rome hos Pital from monday to tuesday evening. Copter places spire Coventry England a a Royal air Force helicopter Deli cately placed an 80-foot Bronze spire into place atop Coventry new $3.7 million Cathedral. Tons so South Ruislip. Said it had been sweating it out sine he came Over in january without his wife and five children ranging in age from 6 to la. Not being Able to bring them along had been a terrific Digap he said explaining that he d in t Tike his children. Being raised without a father,1h also has housing lined up. T sgt William d. Ussery 3& 7500th air base up. Den Ham. Left his wife and six children 2 to to with his wife s family in Enid. Okla. He said lifting the ban was the Best thing that could aa1 happened otherwise i d been separated from my family for two Ussery left the states in March. He said his Biti Dren really need a ? assignment brightens s sgt Gay e. Johnson 317500th air base up South Ruibai Jpn left his wife and three children3 to 9, in Johnson City Tenn. A said that with his family of present assignment will be " if Good As any without the Johnson arrive England in february. He has four houses As Prospect t sgt Cameron a. 7500th air base up South left his wife and two 3 and 2. In Hampton a. When in came Over in december he had itis furniture All ready to ship and a petted his family to follow. To leave service"1 got Over Here and found oat they could t come Wilkinson said. It has Cost me quite % bit of i Money to keep the furniture be storage Fie said he has define term missed his family. The experience he said has led him to decide Ift set out of service next he said he wont bring his for so Short a time. S sgt William Strickland. 30. Of the 1969th Communia tons a South Ruislip. Left his wife and to children 10 and 5. In at Robins fab a. Their housing Extension ending third week in May. He left to states in december. Lifting the ban has been a great Relief to a and my Strickland Saft Khe has housing lined up Wlter Central setae reaction meanwhile Bob Hoyer. Striff Bureau chief in Munich present covering Southern Europe Tasic Force units in Italy got these from setae personnel Ftp Verona capt Michael s. Royse 110th a co said it s wonderful new i am planning to go to the Statt Fand personally pick up my Tomti As soon As we has a Joann. And two it Raymond j. 31st arty det i did t know it leaves me speechless. I m he has a wife and that children. Sp5 Bihy w. Riley leghorn Trai depot said i m stated been hoping and praying Tot Ever since i was assigned he a he has a wife. Clara and a 3-old son. Sp6 Rinze Pratt 25th Stal Hosp. Leghorn hurray said letters exchanged with wife Beatrice have spoken of tidally nothing but her Chance joining him. They have a Deborah. 10. Feel � a 3 lie Tes so Tei an no rest Tes an fall or Tea Sirur i Abc fro ten Pir Kei ssi alb wit Ern ii so Tes a the Call literacy test fight open Washington up the second civil rights Battle of the legislative season was formally joined in the Senate and demo cratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that it might delay con Gressional adjournment in offering a measure to ban state literacy tests As a voting qualification. Mansfield also warned that if the debate rages Long enough he will invoke the rarely used cloture Rule. The democratic Leader offered to hold up on the rights Bill an other week if the judiciary com Mittee and its constitutional rights subcommittee would report Iheme asure out in regular order. But there seemed Little Chance for such action. To bypass the committee level Mansfield offered the literacy measure As a substitute for minor Relief Bill. In a 30-Page speech Mansfield said he would let the talk go on for a reasonable time then Elk to impose the gag Rule which quires approval by two thirds the members present. Words in the Senate Are above Alt else tools of reason said and i do not like to them Mansfield unable to make move tuesday because nonmembers were present to business issued a quorum the outset of wednesday s within 28 minutes athe senators were present
