European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 2, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I r b i -1 the stars and stripes saturday june 2, Washington a invest gating senators said Friday they plan to question under Secretary. Of state George w Ball next week Poss Frily monday on state depart Anent c censorship of speeches by military leaders. " " j at the same time  Learned Fiat sen. John f Stennis a miss chairman of j the inquiry plans to i Complete a testimony this month  report before closing the. Public hear Ings the i group plans to ask Secre tar defense Robert s. Me Kamara to testify about Pentagon policy on the review of censorship Pfob ers to quiz Ball of speeches by military and civil Ian officials. Sen. Strom Thurmond d-s.c., who spearheaded the inquiry with repeated charges that hard hitting speeches by military leaders had been muzzled or toned Down said most of the. Witnesses he had sought have been heard. The investigation conducted by a Senate armed services subcommittee was ordered last fall by the Senate. Public hearings began in Janu Ary and More than 50 witnesses including Many present and past military leaders and officials have been heard. Earlier testimony showed that hundreds of deletions or changes were made by state department censors in what Thurmond called hard hitting anti communist  Ball agreed to Supply the Senate group with an explanation of each change and his letter to the sub committee explaining policy Al ready has been sharply criticized in the Senate by sen. Barry Gold water r-1a.riz,. Goldwater said the Ball explanation amounts to a White paper on appeasement for accommodation of communists. Creditors Heap ? Estes aide take the fifth 94 times at hearing. -.-. O Lubbock Tex. Up Cole Man Mcspadden an indicted associate of Billie sol Estes invoked the fifth amendment 94 times at a Federal court hearing attended by most of his 750 creditors Mcspadden. Who was arrested at the same time As Estes was Ore fraud charges refused to discuss his tangled financial affairs and Eich Manri 1 j " execute Din " "7 Israel prison. To continued Row Page in in god. And believing in god i die.",. Four and a half hours later the body of the 56year-old former nazi was removed from the fortress prison it was cremated aboard an israeli police boat and ashes were spread Over tie sea the state of Israel wasted no time in executing Eichmann president Itzhak Ben Zvi speedily rejected his clemency Appeal closing the last Avenue of Hope and the orders went out for the Host execution in Israel s 14-year Jii Story Eichmann walked the last 50 Yards from the death Ell to a Stuffy Little prison room where a White rope no 6se dangled from a Metal Chain attached to a Stout Cross beam Over a platform. He walked militarily erect Wear Ling a dark Brown shirt and Slacks with Reddish tinge. T f. Of spurns Hood he was offered a Hood to put  his face but spurned it with. The words i Don t need it facing Small group of wit-1 Nesses incl iding a newsman from Germany Eichmann said in a fare Well statement in German after a Short while gentlemen we shall All meet again. This is the Fate of All men. Long live Germany Long live Argentina Long live Austria these Are the three countries which i have been most associated with and i shall never forget them. Remember me to my wife family and friends j tried to obey the Laws of War and my  i Aih  j ready ,.a prison official. Leadir he repeated. The executioner i tripped the mechanism. 1 Eichmann a body dropped i 6% feet and stopped dangling at the end of the rope. An anticlimax " for Host israelis the hanging was a anticlimax the real focal Point was the trial last year in Winch 111 witnesses and hundreds of documents recreated the horrors of Auschwitz Belsen and. Other murder t Chambers of the nazi regime. " ,j3che israe Ell supreme court Aiter reviewing the evidence came to the conclusion that no human pen. Ino human Tongue will. Ever succeed in describing the merest outline a of 1 the suffering of the millions who were killed massacred and turned in the extermination Camps and Gas Chambers through the murderous tools invented Rand improved by the Fertile brain and the perverse Ifa Tasy of nazi execration v. I Ashbau  in " t Natl Xai be Gatje Cincinnati " 100 0005 s i cell Capo too Odoj 0012 7 i Juv Mia Edwards Cardwell Auric own Ufi ukr Tapi Stum tar 8a Jay 4t cud Well la Jhk bal let Spirakus is scheduled for a tour in America under the cultural Exchange program and those who Are familiar with it believe it could afford a Little jazzing up with a hot trumpet. Anglo French chiefs to talk dec atoms Paris up French president Charles de Gaulle arid British prime minister Harold Macmillan will seek to Iron out Anglo French disagreements of the european of mrion Market and France s plans to be come a nuclear 1 Power when they meet this weekend. They also will make a Broad re View of the current cold War situation and problems of the Atlantic Alliance. The two leaders will meet privately for 24 hours at the chateau ties champs about 25 Miles Southeast of Paris. Mac Billmi accompanied by his wife lady Dorothy Mac Iuan and his privatf1 Secretary arrives at 4 45 . Saturday at the Small nearby Airfield at Mem Villa Roche. They will Fly Back to London from there late . Their conversations were to be completely private find informal without any regular Agenda. No communique is expected to be is sued afterwards and Little is Likely to be revealed about what took place. Points of discussion but officials predicted these main issues would be discussed Britain s request for common Market membership. De Gaulle was expected to stress that France does not oppose this but that it insists Britain must accept the club rules which would mean ultimate abandonment of Commonwealth preferential Trade tariffs Mac i Lan was expected to declare that Britain must have firm guarantees for her own agriculture and for her special relations with the Commonwealth nuclear arms. De Gaulle was expected to stress that he is determined to push ahead with Crea Tion of an Independent French nuclear striking Force regardless of United states objections. How Ever reports that de Gaulle would ask Britain to share its nuclear secrets in Exchange for French support for British membership in the common Market were de Nied. Statue of Liberty went by and she knew she d erred in Havre France a mrs. Ellen Quinn of dal ton. Mass., boarded the liner France to return to new York after sailing Here by error. Mrs. Quinn 43, went aboard the ship in new York earlier this week with some relatives who were travelling to France. Before she realized what had happened the France had left its pier and was sailing past the statue of Liberty. Mrs. Quinn said she was interested in visiting the France because she and her husband plan to travel on the ship to France in sep tember. But my curiosity Cost a lot she snid " after she arrived Here mrs. Quinn s husband cabled her funds for a round trip passage. The american Consul provided her with temporary travel documents so she could visit Paris while awaiting the Franco s return. Now i must Start saving for our trip in september,"1 mrs. Quinn said. Hts indebtedness estimated Tittl million. He would reply Only wet asked questions about is family., my Spaulden pleaded the fifth amendment 86 More times Estes did when the indicted Texas farm magnate faced alar hearing May 23 at Al Pasa a 30-minute recess was Caltoft Jafea Early afternoon so that acres store who had not already done so Conli have time to file indent Editta claims against Mcspadden what has More creditors than Estes few related St Prius on Pago so Mcspadden was an official Perior manufacturing co. Of Rillo. Tex., which built a Hydrow ammonia fertilizer tanks for by  Wir Kelson tried to answer a Lubbock attorney Ghl rep son represented Mcspadden at tuft hearing before Federal bankruptcy referee Frank Murray. Nelson attempted to acc sir questions for Mcspadden until Law yers for City finance corp. Of 1 York a creditor of Mcspad Dett is welf As Estes. Objected and insisted that Mcspadden answer or Realise to answer for himself. From that Point on when Eacle question was put to Mcspad debt be looked at Nelson for r. Signal on. Whether he should answer. Nelson would shake or nod his Hea Algiers peace. O moves hinted Algiers a two consecutive bloodless Days heightened Specula ton in Algiers Friday that euro Pean extremists and moslem nationalists were holding talks of seek a Compromise. However there has been so tar no solid indication that the Eun j Pean secret army organization Oas and officials of the moslem h front of National liberation fun were meeting formally. French government official it in Ted the alleged contacts were being carried out simply by Gruppi of europeans with groups of mos  As far As we know neither the  nor the secret army Are directly involved one official Sofi feeler contacts officials admitted however that S.C. feeler contacts could eventually Lead to More formal talks. Officials of the general Union of French workers in Algeria we on tuesday called for negotiations with moslem nationalists for added guarantees for the european Community said their Call continued to remain unanswered by moslem moslem informants reiterated that All possible guarantees Fot the europeans have been included in the evian agreements and that there is nothing else to negotiate. Yet the Rumor of negotiation persisted and was sweeping Thor City with increasing strength. Let us Hope this  europeans saying. Italian train toll 63 As Hurt passenger Dies Voghera. Italy a the death toll of thursday s Vongher rail disaster Rose Friday to 65, when one More of the badly u Jawed passengers died. Crews with blow torches went Bock to work on the tangled wreckage Friday afternoon the search of a 64th body after receiving reports that a child believe to have been in the crushed last passenger coach was missing