European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 17, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Off a. J 1 up s of i i a i i 5. I j to. J i the stars and stripes thursday May i traib u1? Charles _ de Tsai Ille s government brushed asfdeia5 crisis in its at ranks Wei tuesday and. Ordered drastic View Mca Suros against the terrorist secret tar organization Oas Vij including the firing of. Two Fren he 2 generals in new Oas crackdown -,1 the five ministers representing the cat hour popular republicans re Viril the 29-member to Alito government handed de 3aulle their Tesiria sons half an hour before the  / ? we i Cabinet met without the five ministers and it was announced later that Premier Georges Pompidou would fill the vacancies in his Cabinet without delay. It also was announced that de Gaulle was leaving Paris As scheduled wednesday evening for a four Day speaking tour of South Western and Central France. The two. Fired general were divisional Gen Henri Sauvag nac commander of the second military Region with Headquarters at Lille and Brig Gen Vincent Mongella who commanded a mechanized brigade in West Germany i information. Minister Alain pay re flute said Stutz Annc was held responsible for the failure of on of his subordinates to prevent the escape from a Lille military hos Pital of an army Captain held there on suspicion of Oas activities. Mongella was fired Peyrefitte said following a recent secret tour of French army bases in West Germany by former col Antoine Argoud in an Effort to drum up support from other French army officers. Peyrefitte described the charges against the two generals As very exceptional and said the behaviour of the great majority of army officers had been As should be. Argoud is one of the top Leader of the Oas and has been sough for More than six months by French police. In addition to firing the to generals the Cabinet authorize defense minister Pierre mess Meto mobilize All French youths in Algeria from the age of 19 upward to keep them out of Oas a fluence. Details of How this would work out were not announced the Cabinet also fixed july 1 As the Date on which the people help yourself hotel from tote Chow to i ,." Waldorf struck t a Snow a Park a hundreds o women who Tiab paid up ,$50 pm if it Charity organization Al t Fei tvs toted Thel Fown food in cafe 1 Lemai style Chiow lines at eth l hotel a of the l,60 Register de draped their Mink stoles Overba cos of chairs Jand flied into t Kate Hen to scare up what fare the could " " 1 " thirsty males swarming Ink the Buh and Bear room for Miheli beloved men Ionly service found rows of glasses filled wit Gin lining the Bat but. No bar tender a i dishes in  v piled higher and higher in the kitchens servicing the hotel s 10 restaurants. F land i so it went for thousand of guests and diners As 170 waiters and Niobe than 200 other employees h ? hotel staged a Wildcat strike service was. Somewhat less Ihan a Itile for vice president Lyndon by Johnson and 1,200 other person s tuesday night at a banquet of tlje1 French in Slute of new York City in Thek grand  f a re  an unusual wailers f assistant Ihana re stenographers and clerks recru1ted in the Waldorf Astoria and other Hilton hotels fret Matt the hotel s banquet manager had Given orders through rain microphone in a Quick training Border Rea around hour a Sal toward the red chinese Frontier. Demoralized Royal laotian rooms continued feel Reg across Tsehai Border at Houey sni even Hough no communist forces have been seen in the area for five Days. And the United states started Landing combat plants in thai land. A . Embassy spokesman in Bangkok said 1,800 marines would be landed to follow up president Kennedy s order for 5.000 .troops to take Battle stations in uie communist threatened nation. The first arrivals were fido super sabres from a 13th air Force Squadron in the Philippines. Eight More floor and n Squadron of Marine Jet attack planes were expected later. They were to be followed at Dawn Thailand Lime by the 1,800marines. Military sources std c130 trans ports would be flown to Bangkok soon Muang Airport to Airlift the marines to Thailand s threatened Northeast Border with Laos in London. Britain gave full backing to the . Military moves. A foreign office spokesman said we approve of the United  it makes Clear that any at templs to push Forward the put hot lao forces arc Clang Orous and it in no Way  from the emphasis which the americans and ourselves place on the need to sch a negotiated settlement along the Linos Laid Down at  British foreign Secretary lord Home warned Russia that any re threats or thrusts against Thailand would imperil the peace of South East Asia. Home s statement was made to Sqq a t a m b a s s a d o r Alexanderson Titov who according to British sources stressed Russia s interest in restoring the laotian truce. Soldatov argued that the crisis flowed from the refusal of the rightist Vientiane regime to Joina government of National Unity. And to quoted Western press reports claiming that the pro communist. Patchet lao did not at tack Ntim thai hut merely marched in after the Royal laotian army had quit. The us. Request for Token Allied forces was put before the ambassadors and other representatives of the five countries by Averell Ilar Riman assistant Secretary of state for far Eastern affairs. So far As could be Learned the Only members of the pact not asked for Token forces was  Charles do Gaulle s government has consistently refused to endorse Allied military action in the area in which Paris has now lost virtually All its influence. Meanwhile Hope for a diploma tic settlement in Laos was spurred by Russia s renewed pledge to support a cease fire and work for creation of an Independent Neutral govern ment in the Little Southeast Asi nation. Of Algeria win vote in a Dum whether they want Tience but continued cooperate with France. Despite the hostility of the Oas and of the europeans the Moil were expected to approve Pendency by a huge Majori the Oas continued its of moslem in Algiers with. Tar bombing of the wednesday and a number div dual shootings. The Day for Algiers atone was 32 and 35 wounded Salan boasts at trial of leading Oas jul Tooji tinted from Paye it Honor of the secret army for Hing shown them the Fidelity France he recalled How he and Edmond Jou Hau decided underground when Gen Iraj chafe announced that the ins rec tips had collapsed and that was surrendering. 11"in agreeing to Lead the a ground struggle it was not a Apical decision that i took said. I had simply been to service not by official Mons but by the oath i had satan read his speech in a Quitev colourless voice without  declared that if the Ali Jurhad lost world War ii de Gat ii would have been brought before a High military tribunal Suc it the one which is hearing tsar Sal an Case. He said that m. An event do Nulle might been accused of crimes of i French resistance. Perfectly unjust that would have been per unjust satan said. But would have been his trial a death sentence would have1 demanded by the Public the germans would have for his head with loud Cortesi i As the fun algerian rebels ploys today Tonsic for my peace the question is to know it will refuse this satisfaction to enemy and to the Public a which Arp presenting you same request. To reply you question your consciences whatever your response it will affect my  satan said that henceforth by r Jet a Oil literacy Bil Washington Cap Senate voted 49 to 34 to about trying to pass civil out Slaton this year and go something else. -. The vote was on a motion democratic Leader Mike Mansvil of Montana to take up a Foo Assed Biu dealing with of flt sports. In adopting the motion the i ate abandoned the Kennedy Manl Stretton s voter Itte racy Bill with which it has been at Long since april 23.-.y. Ffjb47 blast at Missouri base kills 4, hurls j Knob Noster More b47 Jet bomber caught fir around at Whiteman air.5 Jose and its exploding fuel Ngu fed two dozen fire n flame after they no Miaad the Blaze out. Four men were killed hers hospitalized with by a juries including six report Erious to critical Chodl Lorti