European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes thursday Jun 7 to admission Market Paris Taipi the Western european Union Assembly we has called for seeded up British entry into the european common mar Ket it Only after stiff Flag Hewer the conditions of  Assembly finally called for a transitional period in favor of food stuffs imported from commom health countries especially from the temperate zone. 1 the Assembly s adoption of a general affairs committee report on Britain and the common mor item followed adoption of another report calling for democratic Union of the Peoples 4of Europe to share the defense of the West in partnership with the United states. The vote came on the third Day of the current session of the As Memoly of the eight year old Alliance of the six common Market nation Sand Britain. I a the Assembly amended the com Mittee s original report changing the words european political my tsars on Early arrival Mcguire fab no. Special dependents travelling to Europe and England have been cautioned not to arrive at ports of embarkation More than 2hj hours before scheduled departure of their  dependent traffic is tax ing billeting facilities Here and accommodations have become a to Rehiel limited Early arrivals May have to obtain lodging in commercial motels and  sponsors and dependents As Well as1 unaccompanied dependents Enro Ute to overseas destinations will have " first priority for those accommodations at Mcguire space available passengers have1also been cautioned that billeting accommodations Are being reduced considerably it not altogether eliminated As a result of these priorities. Of Tver it Ovid m Lenn. Nashville Terni. Jopik the Tennessee Senate with Rural forces calling the  passed the first reapportionment toll to Clear c5ther�house of the state legislature in 61 years ,. T. The proposal Rural backed and passed toy a vote of 19, was at tacked by opponents As unconstitutional unfair and  it now goes to the House fraction " the measure reap portions the Senate Only and does it along the line of congressional districts. I would keep Rural forces in Power in the state Assembly. To ii Slinger jumps a Bandit Hollywood actor ,one of television s Western gunslingers has captured a real life Bandit a burglar who tried to break to the Home. Fuller told police Here he got the drop on the Ould toe burglar As he tried to pry open a backdoor of the actor s san Fernando Valley jumped him with my gun Ashe l was about to. Open the door  j he was the most sur. Prised burglar in Hie world. Hot says Nixon defeat would be Good for . Vork up former Harry a Jura nifty said j i it would be a Good thing for Pic country in Richard my Pelion Scro Defeated in. Bis told  be governorship of California. T " Rit would be a Ood Way to. So clip him said or. Truman during a fasl paced so Block morning walk of lion would be Tho tyo rot thin you could hnvo1 for  of the United state Aiad thais what he s to democratic Union of the Peoples  it new Union r As approved by the Assembly the report  a new Union which would i enable the Community to extend its competence to foreign policy defense and currency to have an executive Independent of member states and responsible Toan elected / Assembly and a Council voting in some cases by qualified majority. Reinforce the Supranational an democratic character of the existing communities by providing thai the Assembly take part in the nominations of Community executives and supervising a Council of ministers Painter sketches Pope Vatican City a italian Painter Rieuo anti goal has made his first sketches for a portrait of Pope John xxi. He Hopes to finish it in 16 sittings. Smith s Victory leaves democrats in dilemma gambling Backer we Sinelda Boise Idaho a Vernon a Smith who proposed to legalize gambling in Idaho appears to Itne won the democratic nomination for governor. Smith ran far Fiji cad in the Aix Man Field and it appeared he won the 40 per cent of the Vole needed to avoid n Juno 26 Runoff wit Hcharles Herndon his nearest of potent gov. Robert e. Smylie running for his third four year term easily won the Republican nomination Over two  from 872 of 898 precincts gave Smith 34,646 votes to17,000 for Herndon. Smith had aleut. 42.7 per cent of the total. In a Boise attorney an founder of an organization called tourists unlimited barnstorm Edthe state with is proposal for Casino Type gambling on a local i Tow Prevour a High part Marc wind flow Sis mop from air Wipfli a set Van Oato Outlook Fob 1 pow. Today Large Hldi pressure area extends from the southwestern Atlantic to Norway. Fair to partly Cloudy skies with no marked temperature change will prevail Over Western Europe England and the Mediterranean area . Temperature by United Tress International. Of Tai  s5 at knt Bolu in Tail duty kit Chi Yeicht can Tenn i Helut i pot Low so 66 42 11 49 37or 56 the High Low is 46 s3 63 92 68 73 set 63 84 64 97 fi4 s3 . Ids at i Mejio. Denver Detroit few rth Hartford Houston Indiana Polit Kanui City he he a let Angilu 70 k Memphis 17 87 mum both m 73 met Muky 71 m a inv ill b6 67 a Orlini is 88hem ram 71 a Feu 82 d Wright 62,633democratic14340 precincts Richard s 590,270 j. P. Colemim67,956 Gabriel Green 68.792. All 16 democratic and 14 re publican congressmen appeared assured of renomination. The Republican congressional incumbents include John h. Rousselot of Baldwin Park and Edgar Hie a to tic of Burbank both avowed members of the John Birch  Bircher h. L. Richardson of Temple City won the Republican nomination in the new 29th District. All three districts Are in los Angeles  the basis of incomplete re turns the voters Sakl yes to three Bond issues totalling $000 million sen. Case wins in s. Dakota Pierre 5.d. Dpi son. Fran Cis , r.d., has won the nomination for a third term by defeating stole ally. Gen a c. Millerin the South Dakota primary. Cast will be challenged in the november election by food for Pence director George Mcgovern who is quilting the administration to make a second try for a Senate seat. Mcgovern was unopposed forthe democratic nomination. There were no primary Chal lengers for the state s two gop congressmen a y. Bervy and be Reifel. Also without opposition were Republican gov. Archie gub Brud and his democratic opponent Ralph Herseth who was beaten bythe incumbent two years ago. The Only contest came in the first District where two former state representatives were in tight race for the democratic nomination for  1,191 of the District s 1,300 precincts reported Ralph Nouman tallied 10,489 votes George May 9,395.the Numan May Winner will fact rep Ben relic a r.d., Sioux Indian with a doctor s de Gree who quit a Bureau of Indian affairs career two years ago Togo into politics. He also was unopposed. But no to two others for $370million. A sixth ballot measure extending Daylight saving time to the end of october was approved. The Bond proposals out in front included $200 million for school construction $250 million to continue Low interest Home Loans or veterans and -�150 million for Park still recreation. Losing were re quests for $270 million for state building in ejects and $100millionth underwrite. Low rent housing for the elderly in the Only major democratic contest for lieutenant governor incumbent Glenn m. Anderson Ted William Mckesson District attorney of los Angeles. On the Republican Side Mayo George Christopher of san fran Cisco was ahead of state sen. John f. Mccarthy of san Rafael for the lieutenant governor nomination. Superior judge Tom Coakley of Mariposa moved ahead of two go opponents for attorney Genera state sen. Kichard j. Dolwig Fatherton and assemblyman Bruce f. Allen of los Gates. Option basis. He said of bring thousands of tourists to and help cure the Ancial problems. His apparent Victory party in a dilemma. Virtually Ever democratic Leader in t shied away from Smith his gambling plan and would never be a plan party platform. Opponents said Smith bring legalized gambling to they snid it would take a c6nstti�tiontil amendment and Acton to the legislature. Rep. Ralph Harding demoed no easily won nomination for Arm Ond term in the 2nd . Rep. Grade Pfost demo crat was unopposed in the std strict j Harding apparently will  state rep. Orlue Hotst in november. Mrs. Pfost will by challenged by Erwin ech Welbert unopposed in the Republican pro. Mary. -., John Haw Ley a Boise at Tony won the Republican Nomen Afoa for the Senate to opposes it Frank Church. Church Wott to Bijj democratic nomination without opposition Congress race set in Helena Mont. A Democrat Leo Gray Bill jr., lawyer son of � former democratic committee a and Republican rancher Way not a Montgomery will face Montana two congressmen in the nov Emott general  congressmen unopposed1 fit tuesday s primary for second term nominations Are Republican James f. Rat Lin in the Eastern District and Democrat Arnold Olaen in a , 38, of great Falls  state s largest City generally in ports. President Kennedy s Pollei. Montgomery 35, who ranches a Lima in southwestern Montana gained prominence in 1959 when he protested the visit of soul fat Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev tothe United states. He tried unsuccessfully for gop nomination tothe . Senate two years ago. With 386 of the Eastern distrteff689 precincts tabulated. Gray bib held a 9,794-vate Lead Over hit closest competitor former great Falls mayor russet in the Western District gom Ery held a 3,446-Vtitc Lead Over former state planning director Tom Collins m returns from cof 83 precincts. Montgomery had 7,828 votes until Collins 4,382. Gop s Aesop wins . Conn. A Joh Alsop won the Republican Nomina Tion for governor Early wednesday after a 10-hour convention Batty that ran for eight Roll  Defeated Edwin h. Mifty of. On the eighth ballot by an off devote of 33731c rep. Horace Seely blown or. Defeated gov. John Lodge for the Republican nomination for us senator. Mississippi insurgent beats incumbent in Congress race Jackson miss. A insurgent rep. Jamie Whitten Over whelmed rep. Frank Smith in their bitterly fought democratic primary race for the congressional seat from their newly combined District. Cmith ? Headquarters conceded Deif eat As Whit ten took a 2 Lead with More than half the precinct reporting. Incumbents ran ahead in theother two braces. In the 3rd District. Rep. Job Bell Williams Defeated Robert Smith of Jackson. In the 5thtrict. Hep William co Imer Defeated retired mail Carrier v. Q. Belt. Two other incumbents Abernathy and Arthur Wlna Tea