European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes of Moy til s1 Elf Pallanck of v. V get ammo of -1 4"- i re -,-Bangkok,0 Thailand Cap live 1 ammunition was being issued thursday to the is Battle up and units coining from it Gene James a Richardson str announced. " a the Comman de r of a american forces detailed to help guard Thal land against _ any comm Mist in Cuni ions from Laos sought to clarify Owashi butori reports concerning the Battle group s readiness Forconi a a Ichardson said the group has Beer prepared since arriving six Weiss go formanes vers of the so Itlie ast Asia treaty Organiza Tion to carry out any Mission As signed combat or1  Tonius infantrymen stayed ii lob come part of ,. Military Buhr up which includes air units an4rt, battalion of marines. When it was decided that ihe1st Battle group would remain in Thailand Richardson said orders Wejbe issued to be prepared to 4s Sutt  from that Avail Jable in Thailand if and when re quid.  the same  Uon was ordered forwarded from Okinawa ,. Guardsmen watch ballots recount expected in okla. Election Oklahoma City up okla homa s hot gubernatorial election appears headed _ fora certain re count in the democratic primary Between former gov. Raymond Gary and w. P. Atkinson. For the first time in history National guardsmen were posted at ballot boxes in All of the state s to it junkies. They were ordered out by gov Howard Edmondson to re Lieve Highway patrolmen after it became evident that a recount might be necessary to resolve the race. Tallies from the state s 3,143precincts gave Atkinson 232,051 votes and Gary 231,521a razor thin 530 vote margin for Atkinson. Gary engaged four attorneys to prepare a recount petition if the present unofficial election results Are upheld by an official Tabula Tion by the state election  was also prepared to take Legal action if he lost the slim Lead he holds Over Gary. The Board hoped to Complete the official tally by Friday. Board chairman Dee Fitzgerald said How Ever the Board was proceeding just As if a recount had already been requested in All 77 counties. Fitzgerald said the Oklahoma supreme court had been asked to furnish a list of District judges to preside. He said that if the list was supplied in time a recount could Start monday. V _ " a boy s severed Arm restored e Boston a a team of six surgeons in a rare operation worked six hours restoring the Sev ered right farm to the body of a left old boy doctors said it the operation proves successful it will be the t or pfc Tinse to their knowledge Liml a Somji lately severed limb has Otoe said Everett Knowles or was struck by a train wednesday As he headed Home from school. The e boy was taken to Massachusetts general Hospital his Arm completely severed at the shoulder surgeons immediately began. Joining the Bones blood vessels and flesh of the Arm and body. Afer the delicate operation  a Edmundsjr. Reported there was a pulse in the boy s right wrist indicating a Supply e of blood was circulating in the Arm. Army jag school Bill wins House passage Washington up the House has1 passed legislation which would permit the army judge advocate general s school at Char ittes Volle a. To award graduate Leaf degrees and credits. The Bill sponsored by rep. Alex Indef Prinse r-ny., was approved by voice vote and sent to the senate.1 Spanish of Coal hike in wage dispute Madrid a Day. Since the strike began april 6.More than 165,000 workers have been involved throughout Spain. It was estimated that there were some 100,000" idled in the whole country. Official circles described wednes Day As the worst Day since the strikes began More than seven weeks  said 20,000 workers were on strike in the Barcelona area 7,000 walked off in North Western Galicia province and 1,000 were on strike at two plants in the suburbs of Madrid. Is mop from air Wolf a St Vic data Outlook Fob 1 . Today partly Cloudy conditions will again prevail Over Europe. The Cool northerly flow Over Germany Benelux countries and northeastern France will bring afternoon rain showers there . Temperatures by United press International new twist for Raf recruits Bircham Newton England Kupij four Hundred Royal air Force recruits did the twist to pop records during Drill Parade Here at the order of their Drill sergeant Good warming up exer Cise said instructor Reg Parmen Ter. Altimon Bolt Button cd Flat ch1co conc innit cml and his Low s3 77 a 0 so 68 m co 36 m 73 5 70 7 m Onver outrun Duluth it. Worth Hartford Lorti n i Ali k thu cml kith lev w 39 93 is i 40 96 n 79 49 s8 m co 8 lick began with the killing e Sun into the track tit a fellow patrolman Manfred Weiss " Weiss and guest Herfy were a Iron curtain Frontier Between East and West Germany when the by . Weiss decided to stretch out1 for a Short rest As he sat Down. Guen ther Al shot him in the Back and dashed Over the Frontier officialssaid., the was quoted As telling authorities that political reasons had not prompted his flight but rather boredom with his army duties and dissatisfaction with Barracks food. Unpi explanation was Given for his shooting  Germany has requested the extradition of guar other Jyh who a currently behind oars in this Small bavarian Community 1 ii he is not extradited officials Here said he probably will be tried for murder London a communist China has sealed her frontiers with Hong Kong in an Effort to halt the tide of refugees into Britain s Colony the foreign office Dis closed. A spokesman told newsmen that controls have been reimposed by the red chinese More Frontier guards have been posted in the escape areas. Greater efforts arc being made red quote makes Tenn. Faces red Memphis maj genl. H. Dunbar British co in Berlin thursday matted soviets to punish East responsible for shooting a old boy who swam to West be the boy was hit sevens in danger of death in West lilt s to Alt Hospital. Dunbar wrote maj Gen Solovyev the soviet comma a careful study of the  this incident leaves no doubt that East Berlin personnel deliberately open Don West Berlin police and off and that their shots veer into the British sector gravely disturbed he added i am gravely Turbett that the soviet author should permit such criminal irresponsible behaviour he said he would hold Solo Vyr. Responsible for punishing All con be r n e a and. For further incidents. Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus took time off from ski i official schedule of Vigil in b to go to see the boy and wish a s speedy recovery. The boy vat conscious reports from the Tat said. -.-. His name was Stilt being held in or tier to protect relating who might still be in Bast Cav. Many. Police officials said his get was first erroneously reported Ai. 15. ".  n p wedding  printed same Day death news Franklin Ohio a tit weekly Franklin chronicle Thih Day published the wedding a Octura of mrs. Orvilie Robert Malone the 20-year-old former Judy Cox. At the same time she Receil formal notification that her ton band of less than four weeks was among 26 killed when a four engine Navy plane broke apart in flight near  Lone 21, an aviation electronics technician third cuss of was from Dayton. The couple was married a Middletown on april 28, Malone was on leave it he time from duty tin Rota Spain the newlyweds taut five Days together before he went overseas again. He Stilt had Iff months to serve six of them Over seas. " mrs. Malone is the daughter atm. And mrs. Uezu Cox. Kef p yugoslav president Tito will celebrate his 70th birthday Friday. Nev local Force Breaks to " rioting moslem mob in algerian Algiers a soldiers of the newly constituted local Force thursday dispersed a crowd of screaming moslem who rioted after a terrorist attack. It was the first intervention in Algiers of the special peace Force charged with the maintenance of order during the transition period before  moslem. Crowds armed with steel bars and clubs surged from squalid tenements near the Central vegetable Market after european terrorists Riding in a car opened fire wounding one moslem. Within minutes hundreds milled in the nearby streets clamouring for death to european settlers and brandishing weapons. Frantic police radio Calls brought a company of the local Force who Chis recently arrived to Alger Stith their rifles and Summa Chen guns pointed at the crowd tlwr1 moslem soldiers advanced Stead hot the crowd moved  a a Loudspeaker matted of the re off l ers to disperse and return to their Homes. Members of the police fore of the moslem front of National liberation fun helped to direct the crowd -.-.-. Is not a shot was Firel Hau Atis hour after the incident the police radio reported All was quiet to Tai area. Elsewhere in Algiers terror Ftp kilted at least three mos rems wounded two others