European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Apr 2s, 1963 the stars and strips5 3 2 flights Best secret Tew Ork us " Alto former head of the Central 1 1 a 11 1 g e n c e Agency Cia acre a the u2 intelligence an the beat kept secret for year of any other operation to former Cia chief said in Aion interview that Tor Yean a subcommittee at theriat Lons committee of the and the Senate. Went our entire budget to whom disclosed any information they of the subcommittee revealed any Cia secrets said. In regard to the u2 affair Eald he never shared Cratl i of downed idiot a prance Gary a ,. _. Think on the whole he handled properly Dulles remember that he was aviator. He was a great Navy a. He had a very difficult As merely on the aviation Side and. To make9. A peat undercover agent was when Goa Tew months ago an Irr pres shudder went through this co my of six and a out for a couple of to Racsa would be Lucky to last hours. The communist c i s Eto the up of the Peninsula than an hour s walk even them negro foam que we Man t do red chinese army from tit Cuta in a today .".". Helped along by Attong , some of Pritoni were next doors Ein Toft a armed and to red Ltd Cal peace As thousands travel fro Hong Kong to Macao Macao hat Good reason to seethe tourists. From hunger stricken it Reedom Les red China approximately 1,000 refugees a month pour in. They come by boat they comeby land. And they come by swim Ming the West River. They prefer to swim River is Low Enouiti to Wade at times but that gives the communist sentries bet Ter aim. Right now the water is still cold. Two boys who made the swim afew weeks ago ate Chili peppers to fortify themselves. They made it. When they get to Macao Catholic Relief the chinese nationalists the portuguese government and Amer ican voluntary agencies such As care see that they Are fed and have,.shelterif refugees Are sorry they came they can up Back. The Border is open to them. But if one has Ever made title decision it i find work making fire crackers because it is an idea cottage few work in1 textiles. Some fish. With the Little land available few can even turn. No one u really sure about help is int Aloit toward Macao. The usual that the food the Colony More useful than otherwise. After a injun lists would Only get 220,000 people and six and exerts Conz adorable propaganda Effort toward Macao. They have smack in the the Date. A not a Quarto students gde4-pasord Aoh ools where religion cuts Hole in gop pocket Washington Chi be publican Nasonal committee officials were a Little a tossed when they read the mall a form inviting $10 sustaining memberships in the gop was re turned with this unsigned note i m very sorry but my re Ligion does t permit me to make contributions to the Dillon foresees balanced budget new York up Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon has held out Hope that the administration optimistic economic forecast for 1962 would be fulfilled and that the Federal budget would balance. There have been widespread fore casts in recent weeks from experts in and out of government that the Economy would fall Short of the $570 Billon of total output predicted and that the budget next year would sink several billion dollars into the said that despite a slow Start hitting $570 billion in Busi Ness activity this year is still pos sible. If we achieve it there is no reason Why we should. Not have a balanced budget As London crowd protests tests London up several thou Sand ban the bomb demonstrators marched on the american embassy Here to protest the resumption of . Nuclear tests. Police said 350 of the demonstrators were arrested when they refused to disperse from in front of the building. The demonstrators formed a line at one Point More than half a mile Long to deliver protest letters addressed to president Ken Nedy. They chanted ban the bomb and no More tests and refused to follow police orders to , embassy official at first re fused to accept the letters. But later the demonstrators were Al Lowed to come to the door of the embassy in groups of six All the letters will be sent onto tha president if they Are addressed to him an embassy spokesman said. Salinger takes up flying Palm Beach Fla. A Pierre Salinger president Kennedy s press Secretary is trying his hand a flying. He logged five hours Fly ing time with an instructor during 10-Day vacation in the Virgin islands. W. Germany losing Trade Edge Erhard Essen Germany a West Germany s competitive position on the world Market is German economics minister Ludwig Erhard the Essen chamber of Commerce Erhard said that rising prices Are shutting out West Ger Man bidders from an increasing number of targe foreign orders. Foreign Competition is gaining strength at a Pace causing con Cern the minister added citing statistics that imports Rose More than five times faster than Export during the first three months at 1962. To study Price Rollback in Bonn meanwhile. West Ger Man Auto manufacturers promised Erhard they would examine the possibility of withdrawing their Price boosts made several week Sago. The decision came after Erhard before leaving for Essen talked to the car makers. Details of what he said and what the car makers re plied were not disclosed but a earlier had threatened to lower import tariffs for foreign cars Lin less prices for German cars were restored to where they were be fore the recent boost waa effected wage boosts blame the Auto manufacturers were re ported to have argued wage in creases were mainly responsible for their month in a television Broad cast Erhard warned the nation that further Price and wage increases might bring about a serious eco nomic crisis. He appealed to both employers and employees to prac Tice moderation. Shortly afterwards the Bon government was shocked when the management of the Volkswagen Plant Germany s biggest Auto fac tory announced a Price other leading car manufacture immediately followed suit car Accident victims not fond of lawyers new York up a commit tee of new York City lawyer reported that most automobile Accident victims Don t like lawyers or insurance companies. The committee also reported that Accident victims in the Lowe income brackets Don t sue for damages nearly so often As victim sin the higher brackets with High social status. Heirloom finally separates 2 Sisters Belmont Calif. The in separable Ellis sisters75-year-Oldbuena and 84-year-old Aline still had flecks of Gold in their Whitehair these hinted of bygone Days Hini they were very blonde very Utitz and very years ago a brain opera Uon reverted Buena to childhood mentality Tufer of bjo1 she called Aline Mother end was obsessed by the fear Aline might leave Hen Aline never did. They always were together in one rest Home after another. But Aline got to feeling so bad that she called a sanitarium. Turn this Way defer alive said helping Buena out of the car at the , Mother Buena obeyed. Then you won t leave me Witt your of course not Aline assured. I told you we could never be separated did t in Aline always carried s purse which she never allowed Anyon to touch. She said it contained family heirloom. The purse was to her hand whets she and Boon went Tor a walk. It was of a when sanitarium officials later found the bodies oct he two Sisters in a Graf. Both had been shot in the he. In Aline s hand was the Fanfel loom an ancient Cal revolver
