European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                European edition Static 70 Al Street army " Navy air Force unofficial publication of the . Armed Force in Europe North Africa end the Middle eat Kock him., . A Dero Colt a democratic  for governor made a mistake that politician i read. I am mighty Happy to be in spartanburg1," he began his \ speech. The crowd Matt re to he thus in Rock i Iii Al number 51 5 cents daily 10 cent sunday thursday june 7, 1962 Ries Senate rebuffed a direct _ Louse plea arid voted wednesday to. Shut off All Aid to any come Junist dominated country / opted an amendment by Ank a. Lausche a Ohio if into the pending j#l6 Bil Jan Aid Bill a prohibition a assistance to any coun to rated by communism  the Vole was 57-24.ould prohibit not Only As under Hie Bill but gilts of surplus agricultural cities. To Rik Efi at Aid to Poland f before to e. Jer Mike Mansfield of read to the Senate am the White House saying Nen dment a would play intxt1sttfe of those Vjio Are Riott to the United  Nixon Brown pile \wt9 a wins in ass stint to Prosl Kennedy said that limited Nee to Yugoslavia had in to Infin into some free Ali Man Euver -. Against " the offered letter arrive cd amidst Dea Ainer dment by , d-wj., to sus id to yugoslavlaext1 year non bul.-1 " the pending Beforce the Senate reached a Proxmire s amendment called up tie substitute. Of to Cuti Small a amount of Aid most in Cotom Odilles the United has Given to Yugoslavia. Andy Aidie policy1 of giving amounts Olaid  one of assisting it in Tain some Freedom of in against the  Ute policy has paid off v Yugoslavia Al till Coni he said it exercises a in lung. Anc significant pres it restraint the More sex and aggressive actions of communism Beds in of  communist East zone police accompanied by frogman use police boats on berlins River spree in searching for the body of a Man j who was shot to death by a bed Border policeman As lie tried to flee into West Berlin the body was recovered about two hours later. A Short Tima after the shooting one of the uniformed East German Border policemen slipped Over the Rall into West Berlin and asked for Asylum. Associated Tress photo business incentive tax Bill attacked from press dispatches Washington sen. Albeit Gore d-tenn., charged wednesday that the big Toney crowd is trying to tap the Treasury by exerting pressure for a business stimulation Cut in Federal , a member of the Senate finance believes committee a Quick tax said recut purged by some to restore Confidence shaken by the Stock Market s gyrations would be  j. Kenneth Galbraith author of a Book on the1929 Market crash concurred with Gore s View and told reporters the circumstances Are very different irom 1929."two Republican senators mean Sarin by i Eter  staff writer t " Mere eglise franc e1 american paratroopers 1,-Ciuzens of nearby towns in is gathered Here wednes watch . Ambassador to James m 3avan Lay the Stone for a museum which relics of. The j944 a Day tidy a invasion. Iyub was Hie assistant  the 82nd airborne ceremony " who tromm Fanoe a the invasion of Lik trope 18 marked it anniversary in Day vat to Colet Houre o f former a Preble debit d Wight isei Ilio --6nej�l Elsun on do a came to. His College cart Nus at 50 . Of on a Day and jumped into ,Wilh,hssrtro0ps on the  to the european con and Hin Pujalte the Mere. T memories of War Jamesm. Gavin  ambassador to France  and i Day Veteran Shakos hands at Caen France we sergeant major Theodor dobol who also took pact Intine first French com the Early  the invasion of Europe. With Gavin Back to , ,.r j camera is Jean a prude mayor of St. Laurent France at photo time called on the administration to drop the tax Bill now pending and submit the major lax reduction Bill which has been promised by president Kennedy for 1963. The pending Bill is built around a tax credit to Spur business in vestment. In what amounted to an accusation that the president was Piny ing politics in disclosing the tax plans for next year. Sen. Thruston 13. Morton-ky., former Republican National chairman said that a 19g3 Promise is being injected into the 19g2  sen. Carlson agrees sen Frank Carlson a Kan. Like Morton a member of the finance committee now weight no the cur rent tax measure joined in mor ton s Vid a that the Hill ought to be set  the Promise of future tax Relief he Sal a makes the business Community More  the at Monist ration s position As stated monday night b Secretary of the Treasury c. Douglas Dillon is that there should be no new tax front on Puje 2ff. Col. $ will fight it out for san Frang Isaq a Richard m. Nixon and gov. Edmund g. Piat Brown emerged wednesday As triumphant choices of their parties to face each other i California s 1962 race for governor. The count of nearly 4 j million ballots in tuesday s primary dec Tion carried both nominees toward the million Mark is the foundation for their nov Mijer Campaign. Nixon in his first political out ing since losing the presidency in i960, Defeated conservative Assem Bly  Joseph c. Shell of los Angeles by a never challenged 2-to 1 margin  " the tally from 17.439 of 31,212 precincts Nixon 587,108, Shell 313,550. -.-.-. Shell an aggressive campaigner was carrying Only Sacramento and seven Small Northern California counties. Nixon swept the big population areas. There never was any doubt that Brown with Only nominal opposition would be tapped by the state s preponderant democrats to head their ticket. But the size  his vote almost equating the combined Nison Shell total uncovered solid party sup port for the 57-year-old governor. With returns from 16,6t8 precincts. Brown had 781,880. Alfred Hamilton 42,066 Phllip Moore 48,000 and John c. Stuart 45,660. The governor s showing was in Sharp contrast to the 600,000 votes against his favorite son state in the 19go democratic presidential primary. Nixon immediately made peace overtures to Shell who denounced his rival during the Campaign As a me Tooer and a loser intent on running. For president again. Nixon pledged to serve his full four year term if elected governor. Shell left a six Noble doubt As to front on pages Cpl i Kuss Ballet to tour . Moscow a the Bolshoi Altet will leave for new York in september for a 14-week coast to coast tour of the United Stales and possibly Canada sol Hitrik Newyork impresario has announced Oas vows new terror Irive As talks with moslem Algiers 5 5b 3 a 1 " a x. T a " i a   a big  it of in a a be -r1" l