European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 21, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes monday May 21 f a i 1 or Limimg Jot Ola 1 Ern tones 1 % " " upor Japan is deter mined a step lip its deman d for Early return of okinawa1" and soviet occupied Northern territories sevens As opposition political parties arid lax Iiri ions in lying .4n ran Effort to accomplish the the oppo set Jon parties however have taken jail Cereal approach. To their de Toad to seek tie return of the so called Northern territories under soviet occupation since the tend of orld War in " i. Fri lonely Campaign whereas the government appeared determined to get Back the bulk i old Thev Northern territories the socialist party a major opposition party has abandoned the Juipe Lof seeking South Sakhalin and the Kuril i this background the government has been carrying out moire i or less a one Man Cam Paigr Orwith faint Hope of Success. Cries for the Early return ,of Iii he Okinawa is a Majo. Island simmered Down for i time after president Kennedy the activities of japanese fishermen in the Northern Pacific have been curtailed drastically and have met heavy soviet two nations renew a fishery agreement every year. Their representatives recently concluded a meeting in Moscow to determine the area and the amount of fish japanese and soviet fishermen can catch this year. Little is known of what happened to South Sakhalin after Japan was forced to give it up. Some Fisher Thailand chief old pro at Jungle War Honolulu a James i Richardson jr., the new . Field commander in Thailand has the reputation of being scholarly Soldier and a Gen Tucman " Down to his he also is regarded As an expert on Jungle guerrilla warfare where Little attention. Is paid to Finger prints. Richardson Learned his Ger acknowledged Japan a residual. Rights Over the strategical-ly1 important Island Chain. He promised tiie United states will return to japanese sovereignty when the right time comes. J the government however his made it Clear that it will continue to Jaili on the United Stales and the soviet Uji Ion to concede the tit rfcs hat once belong a Ito " he Public apathetic the nations masses appear inclined to believe such efforts will i Dejoie no a ail at least for the time to being Isle japanese Man in the Street Bei Klieves Jan has been made a Scapegoat of the cold War Between the United states and. Russia and that As Long As the world s two most powerful nations remain at Odds Japan will have no Chance of getting Back either Okinawa or the Northern territories. Thenor them territories include Soutsi Sakhalin the Buriles and other mall islands off the Ortli Erflg Tibet japanese Island of. Hok-jcajo., l f surrounded by the Northern a they once were a Rich it Gen James i. Richardson scholarly Soldier. Cipfl Ocean they w source of Tish for Japan it can be sad that fishermen Are the ones japanese who most ardently Hope for the Early return Northern territories 7of the War saw nearly 4gq0001 japanese returning from Sakhalin j the e Kurfees Kanashira Habon Iai arid Eto Rofu. Or Foss of these people had Bee n engaged in fishing and the pulp and Coal industries. South Sakhalin was a major source1 of pulp and Czaj for Japan until 1s45. Because the soviet Union and Japan have not yet signed a peace soft life i not work called threat to heart i Capa Comuti a phys in internal Medicine says heart attacks should be blamed Jon Sof i living rather thana tension and hard work. 1 it the a Days of. The 40-hour d Cradle to the Fraye Security it i Nihn vr-1 Baci soft relaxed sex lbt Noflin the history of the world dr.1 Richard c. Bales of t a n $ 1 no Mich told a Linen. S u p p 1 y association convention. F i t Worb juts anything to make More. Money Richer diet and Bates told the a son. Suender backs farm Bill controls Washington up chair Man Allen j. Ellender d-la., of the Senate agriculture committee has seconded president Kennedy s ill for passage of the adm Nistra ooh s farm Bill including Onanda try acreage controls to Cut costly feed Grain surpluses. I am. Not an advocate of controls simply for the Sake of controls Ellender said. However Ido feel deeply that ii Farmers want their government to help them through Price supports then those same Farmers should be willing to accept production restraints to the extent necessary to limit the Costco the government to negligible the Senate is expected to begin debate this week on the farm Bill. It was approved by Suender s committee after a 9-8 committee vote rejected or. Kennedy s proposal for a mandatory feed Grain place of the Kennedy pro Gram the committee wrote into the bal a one year Extension of the present program under which Farmers. Earn government pay ments if they voluntarily reduce feed Grain acreage. Ellender has indicated he plans to Lead a floor fight to put a Modi fied version of the Kennedy proposal Back into the Bill. In remarks recorded for radio broadcast in Louisiana Ellender said that if Farmers understood All of the facts they would agree that a mandatory control program was the proper course to it Gen Rolla lessons 17 years ago in an other Pau of Southeast Asia the Philippines the 52-year-old nebraskan moved to his new Job from what is be coming the army s maid in wailing assignment. However he will con Laie to Wear his old hat that of Deputy cd . Army got the word from the Pentagon Only 15 hours before he left one of his staff officers explained. He packed his bag. Kissed his if held a couple of Quick conferences and took Richardson will Lead a joint task Force consisting of air sea and ground units in Thailand. Hell work directly under an old Rossand longtime Comrade in arms Gen Paul d. Harkins. It was Richard son who replaced Harkins when the latter was tapped for the . Military assistance command Jobin vet Nam last february Richardson and Harkins have Hud parallel careers the past two arrived in Hawaii the same month August 1960, with Harkins taking the Deputy army Post and Richardson the dual command of i the 25th inf div and . Army Hawaii when Harkins was promoted to chief of the military assistance command in Viet Nam it seemed logical his successor would be Richardson. Only three months later when Harkins responsibility was expanded As part of the shift of emphasis to protect Thailand the first High ranking officer called was Richardson. While heading the 251 h division Richardson developed the unit s guerrilla warfare ability in the Hills of Hawaii War games ranged across the jagged peaks of Oahu and the islands of Hawaii. A guerrilla training compound Wasset up behind Schofi Esfi Barracks Headquarters of the 25th. Some 2,000 of these 25th division troops Wilt he with Richard son in Thailand. They know what their old Leader demands and he knows what they can produce. Fellow staff officers describe the tall ,6-v�lean Richardson As stickler for details. The old Man said one aide believes that de tails Are the things that make the military go and he insists upon them. He requires that every sub ordinate commander not Only know his Job but the Job of every one men who went there reported upon their return that they received the impression of stepped up soviet military preparations. They also reported the Russia shave taken Over what the japanese left there at the end of the War and appeared determined to develop both the pulp and Coal industries. Above All their impression of South Sakhalin was that the russians were not prepared to re turn the former japanese territory even if a peace treaty is signed. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said in a letter to Premier Hayato Ikeda last year that close .-japanese ties hampered efforts for Friendly relationship be tween Russia and Japan. Japanese prime minister Hayato Takeda last november called Khrushchev s attention to the joint Russo japanese declaration of 1956 under which the two nation agreed to terminate the state of narcotics Parley foreseen Washington Cupi new York mayor Robert Wagner said he believes president Kennedy will pall a White House conference on narcotics later this year. War and resume diplomatic re lations. Ikeda said the declaration stated Japan and Russia would negotiate the territories in Prepa ration for the conclusion of a peace treaty. The government said that South Sakhalin Fame to be administered by Japan in the latter part of the j 17th Century and that Russia was far behind the japanese in acknowledging its existence. Historically speaking Japan exchanged South Sakhalin for the Buriles under the Russo japanese treaty of 1875 but regained control of. It following the Russo japanese War in 1905.As", for Okinawa the United states and Japan appeared moving in the direction of close cooperation in their joint efforts to improve the Economy of the islands. Some questioned the govern ment s sincerity in seeking the re turn of Okinawa to japanese sovereignty. They said that the Island has registered a marked improve ment under american Rule. All seemed to agree however that the relaxation of stringent rules now enforced by the . Military High commissioner Over civil affairs would be advantageous to Japan and the unite states Russ identify hog paper drops Pogo Tokyo decided that jets Are Here to the Agency announced that big Jet powered transports now on can observe the same mum ceiling and visibility ments for landings Folio Piston engine airliners but for of time being Only at four select airports. I the terminals Are Loa an International new Yorks wild orly Airport at Paris London International Airport the present Jet Landing mums Call for a 300-foot and at least three Quarter mile visibility. The new Man Lanutti Are identical to those for driven planes200-foot ceiling half mile visibility. Pan american world and trans world airlines Only airlines affected Ismedia Whf by the Faa action. The More Folh eral Jet banding requirement Wubbe extended to other carries a they Complete special Pilot train ing and installation of certain Elv tronic Landing t costly Detour pan am and Twa were the fire to qualify for the lower minimums because they wanted to be safely competitive with foreign afr Lotus serving Paris and London. Sve Quentlyn. The two american Carrons have had to make costly diverse cow to alternate european marginal weather. The Faa emphasized that lower ceiling and visibility ments win be conditioned to pilots passing special instant ment Landing tests Oil installation of new electronic equipment that increases the accuracy of the instrument Landing systems.? equipped with to str ment Landing systems at Teut feet longer than the mint mum allowable Jet runway length. The lower Landing minimums were approved after consultation and planning with the air trans port association representing. Unscheduled airline the air line pilots association and India Duil carriers. European edition a. It army Navy air Force col rid Way p. Smith jr., Usa it col John j. Caul Field Usan Arnold Burnett Elmer d. Frank Sydney Label. Edit of Deputy dlr or to Chat. Monog Fng to Law production men Ogof ,. me Nowr. Directory of Germany dorm lot Central Atli Vifot Homer a. Cobic a i Jock Eltiti sports Gerpe n. Poy a Fyk Antrei Danu lady c 73364 dorm Todt air so rep w 741 f two re fact 7.1.x 04189-332 Stutt Jarit William c. 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