European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes tuesday Jim conviction t. -h6 negroes in bus station Caser a ". Capi the supreme  j monday overturned the conviction of six negroes on charges of disturbing the peace at icontinentavv1ailways bus Sta ton a Vevo Pori la " Rilke courts scion was announced in v an tins Griedl opinion. Justice -3o�na ,""4wfclanl said the court should Miave heard arguments on pc tick a before acting. Justice Fer / Lex  took no part. Four of. The negroes were a. Rested Fri the station after police ordered Ghent to leave a White awaiting toxin and go to a room designated for coloured persons the four said they were waiting for a " bus to Jackson miss and did not leave the White Section on the police order " two other negroes David James Dennis and Harry Blake remained outside the station in an Automo bile Fand were arrested later about two blocks  Appeal to the High tribunal by the six negroes said their convictions were Basel on a holding by the trial court that the Mere presence of negroes in a waiting room " customarily reserved for White  sufficient Evi Dence of intent to breach the the six said they were denied due process of Law As guaranteed by the . Constitution in other actions the High court ordered re argument of a suit Over distribution of Waters of the Colorado. River in southwestern states. L the court set oct. 8 for re argue  is a 40-year dispute Over division of Waters of the Colo Rado River. Arizona filed the suit in the supreme court aug. 31,1952, naming California As a defendant the Constitution gives the supreme court authority to Settle disputes Between states ruled a witness in a state legislative investigation May be compelled to answer questions based on eavesdropping with an electronic device on conversations in a prison visitors  decision applied to Harry Lanca who got a year in jail for refusing to testify about a talk with his brother Joseph socks Lanza in the visitors room of the Eastview prison in Westchester  february 1957. Justice Potter Stewart delivered the 7-0 decision. Justices Frank Furter and White took no part. Pilot Soldier killed crashes military men died and five injured in separate accidents. ,".aii a a Force Pilot was killed. And three others seriously injured in an automobile Accident sunday in Mosbach the air Force said. " Capri James a. Pankhurst 30, of Elgin Tex was killed instantly when the car in which is was rifling skidded on a Patch of ice,1 went off the Road and hit a tree -. \ seriously injured were capt John Powers 29, of Chicago the Driver 1st it James a Mali 25, of Sacramento Calit and 1st it Norman 3s. Gammons 27, of Cowan  Are members of the 81st ital. Fighter so 50th tac fighter a sting. The injured were taken to the Safe Hospital in Wiesbaden. $. Attache kills  up a us. Embassy attache shot and killed a congolese burglar who entered his House the . Information serv ice has announced the1 attache Normal Philip Rob erts 36, of Portland Ore was interrogated by congolese police and released  v. Officials said Robert who has three children Janine 12, Douglas Elliott 10, and Anita francois.9 was disturbed in his Home in Leo Poldy Ille s pare Hembise by prowl ers three nights running., l he heard noises outside his House about 1 a4n. Monday and invest  the House is next door to the one where us. Military at \ tache it co1 Hulen Stogner was shot and killed by a prowler feb. 14. The Sciller has not yet Bee caught " Pankhurst is survived by h is widow and three children. The army is investigating the death of sgt Frank Deras 24, assigned to co is 505th inf. Who apparently slipped and fell into the Rhine River from a Lour boat near Bacharach Germany and drowned. He is survived by his widow and two children Frank jr., 2, and Anthony nine months living in Santa Barbara Calif. One Soldier was killed and tvo others injured one seriously from the 68th Armor when a Driver lost control of the jeep he was driving and struck a Stone Wall in Stadlen hear Fuerth on saturday the army said. The injured were taken to the 20th station Hospital in Nuernberg where a 28-year-old Soldier died sunday night. Identification is being withheld pending notification of  army has identified a Soldier who died at Echter Dingen Ger Many of a gunshot wound in the head As m sgt August a. Kjeldseth 48, assigned to the my customs unit there. He is survived by his widow and three children in Black Stone a strike in Germany halts civil Fli Glits Frankfurt up Rau civilian air f traffic it West Germany has  by a strike of a proximately 2,000 flying safety in 1 the strike scheduled to last 36 hours will not affect military planes or air traffic to Andt from a. Ineis engineers arc striking for civil service status and the benefits attached to Juial status. The strike began at 8 a a. Monday. L a Polaris missile veered off course during second stage flight monday i. And twas destroyed by the range1safety officer. Trade. Continued from Page 1 by voice vote at a closed door ses Sion would give the president essentially what he asked in the Way of authority to compete with Europe s common  committee acted after weeks of hearings and Long drafting ses  Bill contains the unprecedented authority or. Kennedy re Quested to Knock Down . Tariff Walls against foreign products in Exchange for similar concessions giving . Farm and Industrial products belter Access to foreign markets particularly the common Market to provide 52 weeks of Cash subsidies ranging up to $61 weekly to workers who lose their jobs be cause of  of cheaper for eign products. To Grant tax concessions and other financial Aid to firms injured by competing imports. Cancer hospitalized Char is la Gliton  York a actor Charles Laughton is in Memoria Hospital for cancer and dallied diseases.  his r manager Bob Hulter said not bang has been settled.?-Exami-nations" Are a being made. Laughton62, entered the Hospital sunday v corps cd lauds role of reserves Frankfurt is Usa eur rooms Are successful in guarding Western Europe because they Are backed up by powerful strike forces in the United slates it Gen John h. Michaelis v corps cd told 50 Reserve and National guard officers just arrived Oer seas in operation look see the company Grade officers from the six zone of Interior armies Are making a five Day Lour of usar eur combat units Anc Berlin for first hand understanding of the role of reservists called to Active duty in the armed forces buildup last october. The group which will be Fol Lowed next week by a similar num Ber of guardsmen and reservist cos mustered to the colors was welcomed to Germany by Michaelis who represented Gen Paul l Freeman jr., Usa eur commander in chief. This is operation look see for me too Michaelis said. Having taken command of v corps Les than three weeks ago on my 15 i m still making the rounds to meet my  he said the . Army in europ is Small considering the Mission but is the Best trained in the world adding our task is no child s  defense of Western Europe i serious business successful through realty reinforcements in the Stales he declared. I want you to learn what w have Over Here appraise the situation objectively and Tell men under you what you be seen h told the reservists after this trip Michaelis Salt i believe you la realize How much it has meant to have you backing us up Back  Callas Onassis in Italy portof1no, Italy up oper Star Maria callus arrived Here wit millionaire Aristotle Onassis aboard his yacht is ski a they Weber his friends Ivan alien  mayor of r searches the ruins of the jetliner that crashed sunday at killing Iso persons most of the dead were prominent re idea Atlanta Many of them Allen s friends. Associated Fres mayor fights Back Tea at scene of Jet crash continued from Page of scene to examine the ripped an twisted wreckage littered with half burned Mem in to s of the doomed touring party. The mayor Knelt by the jagged Tail Section of the plane and thumbed slowly through a tourist pamphlet from Venice. The burned edges of the Booklet fell away in his hands. Then he gently opened a crushed packet of identity papers. He turned to newsmen and said Bro Kenly i knew him  jumbled piles of suitcases Cam eras shoes clothing and souvenirs Lay scattered. Stubs of theater and train tickets were strewn on the ground. After his inspection of the wreck scene Allen conferred with . Consular officials then began visit ing five morgues most of them in hospitals where the victims bodies had been taken. There were 51 bodies in one 30 in each of tvo others and the remainder were in other morgues. New Bonn ambassador reported okd Liy . Washington up the United states has agreed to the appointment of owl Heinrich Kri Rippstein As new West German ambassador to Washington it was Learned , who is currently West German observer at the United nations is to succeed the pres ent West German ambassador in Washigton Wilhelm Grewe later this year. In some cases off Ida to Wei i certain of the exact nut bodies because the remain so Badty burned. Allen conferred with ., Bassadore James m. Ortvin and i air France officials on detail returning fhe bodies to at Fantt to other destinations desire dial the victims Kin. Dependents due to Dock m be Havre France is the liner United states is Sci used to Dock Here wednesday ing bringing the second Lar to group of military families to Arrott since the lifting of the dependent ban. A total of 278 military sponsor passengers will disembark at Al Havre and most will Board a Spurl Cial train at the dockside and Travil directly through to terminals Frankfurt and Stuttgart German of the unaccompanied family a Natl 70 Are joining their sponsors be Germany and eight in France. Nine family units Are accor pained by their sponsors three th6 european secret army organization Oas announced monday night it is ordering its terrorist commandos Back into action in Algiers thus ending the five Day truce. A secret army pirate broadcast said however that the terrorist organization continued to Hope for a Compromise with the moslem nationalists. It said it intends to pursue contacts " with the moslem front of National liberation fun and described the first efforts -6fnegotiations As  earlier in the Day groups of moslem machine gunned French troops and civilians on the out skirts of Algiers. While tension Rose in the City proper police reported three machine gun attacks by moslem in three widely scattered areas of greater Algiers. Three French soldiers and two civilians were wounded in the at tacks carried out in the suburbs of St. Eugene Bouza Reah and �1 Achour _ there was no immediate explanation for the attacks. Some French officials believed they were the work of local moslem com Mandos to show their disa ppr of any contacts with the Oast meanwhile Algiers was Der of us last remaining daily be paper after authorities Susie publication of the Dereche the measure was taken of Matij pirate edition of the secret newspaper the Appeal of 5 was run off on  the editors and ploys said they were forced it at gunpoint by a 30-Man formed qa3 commando the thormities suspected internal Pic uses