European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 9, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes May strike at Saar mines Saa Bruecken Germany a More than 40,000 Saar Coa miners went on strike tuesday to demand a substantial to to it Waie state s Flats major wout Stow tos fore world in car ii. Picket were posted to mine to trance few at company bos stations in nearby Village where miners live. Walkout said effective Union leaders who had arranged for emergency Crews to remain onto prevent mine damage re the walkout fully effective it begat with the Early morning shift when Only apprentices who a not permitted to strike arrived Tor Woc 1e struck mines a govern ment owned during negotiation managers had Oil red a 1% per cent wage increase. They claim Edth a to the i Fishwi increase pos us i an the basis of productivity Tor Offe or rejected by the Miner s Union which never specified its demand. Spin miners resume strike Madrid about 5,000 of15,000 Coal miners who returned to work monday in Northern Spain after a month Jong walkout went Bac on strike tuesday joining a estimated 4qj&gq who have refused to Bow to government pressure official sources Here said miners in Asturias province where a state of emergency was imposed late last week were continuing to Velum to work. I but report from Oviedo the capital of Spain a Coal mining re ton said about one third of be tween 15xjoo and 20,000 miners mho went bad to wort monday tailed to show up wednesday morning. The reports added that there was no continuation of mondays Turu to work movement meanwhile about 20.000 Indus trial workers in Bilbao continued walkout that dosed at least eight major plants last week. Re port from there said that to appeared the strike would continue and Perli aps spread,.1 Ibene were indications that the tax latent spread before the weekend to the National Altos Homos steel works and to a Barcelona. New License plates bark Soffus Ftp ii new Tite ans the District of Columbia will Alkio Volmle Iio Eose plates Zofja Ateria during 1982. In each Kaaa Eithar be numbers Orlds glow brightly and Wyoming Staw lung the army relieved major from Active duty after speech review upholds Roberts ouster Washington api the army took a second look Eit maj Arch Roberts cast but rejected his a peal before mustering him out of uniform. It was disclosed tues army said Robert was relieved from a Uva duty As of monday and thai a his left it Lee a a for Bis Doherta borne in fort Collins coed. Outgoing Secretary of the army Elvig ,7, Stahr or. Announced on april 27 that he had Orri ered Rob erts dismissed from the Active army because of improper state ments by Roberts in a so Ecru be fore the daughters of the Ameri can revolution Dat a week ear Lier. The 47-year-old Roberts a one time aide to former maj Gen Edwin a. Walker spoke to the Dar of the Eoff after the Pentagon Hail refused to Clear a text he had pre pared for the occasion. In his Impromptu talk Roberts said mayor Samuel Yorty of los Angeles had a communist Back ground a charge which Yorty promptly dented and that assist ant Secretary of state g. Mennen Williams had leftist leanings. Roberts a Veteran of More than 18 years of Active army service protested his dismissal on grounds the action violated army regulations. Asked about the status of the Case the army said Roberts on May 1 wrote Stahr asking a re consideration of his relict from Active duty the Case was subsequently re viewed and the action taken was reaffirmed the army said adding that Roberts had been notified of the results of the review. He is no longer on Active the army said. Roberts retains Reserve commission. Also in response to an the army said there has be decision to take any further a Floi at to Roberts asked sen. Cord no Ott r-colo., to take action i behalf and last week the serial wrote the army asking for ii to ton in the matter. Aucott not yet received a reply an said. The aide said Allott would Elde what action if any to Iffet after seeing the army s report anus talks stress Berlin cold War Canberra Australi i Fuji three foreign ministers of anus pact nations met Fen three hours hot to clip for by United Frew International h a in to Tea 3i is n to 41 Ftp 49 Mottet met Difatt Worth in of Ifni tolf Btty 53 4742 m 54 9� ii us t n to 78 71 is Huri he tromm Var tort Miffy m Tsi 4 41 at 3tt i m m 84 7 s4 s3 h he fac thu Siw a. U Sil by ii la for Iuo 14 Static Tatj b we Myton 74 to fit Fote in Senate nears on literacy test debate Washington a the first step has been taken toward a sen ate vote wednesday on the ques Tion of whether to shut off the Southern talk feat Over the literacy test Bill. A petition for a limitation on debate was filed. Senate democratic Leader Mike Rasfield a Mont and Republican Teao or Everett a Dirksen. Rail. Presented the cloture petition with names it minimum of is was or Cestary. Of 19 democrats and 10were on the petition Stockholm an the United a to be op-4b Toto of two of wait Maet nations a Tjho beaus 2 neutrals in dec Ujj ibid i ii to Volff talk Between Aew Trau opened Here. The is govern mint is prepared feb Neco fete a cavort table with Austria As an As Loci att inc fiber of the common Market Bat is a nonet a Fer reach no common Market Jolo citation of traditionally no Teal Njdeh and Switzerland. 1uie\swui Trade Knyfd Britain has Nio up Ofiu View to the plea of Sweden a Salt Aerland not to be left outside bloc which already includes West Germany France the Netherlands i buy Belgium and Lexe Borc and which Britain Dezuti air and Norway soon Are to join As full were for a joint approach of Austria Switzerland and swe Den i Ibe common Market Lor a at close association without tie. The oqs0e mid u appeared Asit the re plans would be abandoned because of us. Pc tur. Under the rules the cloture vote win come an hour after the Senate convenes wednesday. Mansfield said he would ask the Senate to meet at ii . Wednes Day. Two would bring the vote by noon. The democratic Leader declined to make any prediction on the out come but most senators expect the cloture vote to be Short of the needed two Thorda. Signing the petition with a is Field and Durksen were democrats John a. Carroll cola Joseph a. Clark a. Paul a Douglas us Date Eagle a Hart Mich vanes Hart Tad. Hubert h. Humphrey j. Laushe. Ohio Pat Mcnamara Mich. Lee me Tea . Frank r most Utah Edmund s. Musket Maine Maurine. Neuberger Ore. John o. Pas Tare Ali Walborne Pell Randolph a a. Ben Jamin a. Smith. Mass., and Stephen. Young Ohio. Republicans Gordon Aucott Colo j. Gena Beau my Prea Ott Beah. Conn Clifford p. Case Hiram l. Pong Hawaii k. Javius . Kenneth a Keating. It Thomas h. Korbet calif., and Hugh Scott a. Medicare Bill revolt widest to 6 states Point pleasant , the surgeon who initiated a tors revolt against president Nedy s medicare program said the rebel Hon has spread to six Obj . J. Brute Henriksen. Chief of surgery at Point pleasant Hospital said he has received Calk and letters from medical societies anti individual doctors in California is idols. Louisiana. North Carolla Texas and new York. The entire medical staff at Point pleasant Hospital has signed a re solution vowing to refuse to Trefalt patients under the proposed kit of Anderson Bill which would tie til medical care with the social 3 purity program. More than 359 doctors at new Jersey Hospital. Have joined the movement who Etc thy snid would foil medicare eve it it passed Congress. In a counter move a Bijj Whit would strip doctors of their licenses to practice if they Refuge to treat patients for any reason it Alt was introduced in the new Jersey legislature. The measure introduced on bar half of the state Al Cio. Impose a jail sentence of up three months and n Fine of up $1 h on rebelling doctors if the Bill passes. Henriksen everyone in any walk of could be regulated. We Are to a police state than we think. The Bill was Given Little a Hawf of passing the r e p u h i c a a controlled state Senate. The it Jersey legislature is scheduled & quit for the summer next Weib gov. Richard j. Hughes who of bounced the doctors revolt As violation of the Hippo Crane a
