European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 13, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vav %  j of the stars and stripes wednesday june sign agreement laotian government from pres dispatches j a Khang Khay Laos up i the erf the  Pri rices of Laos tuesday signed a formal agree ment designed of restore peace to / this r  Asia kingdom / the agreement was Sig n e a in t a i is rebel held Headquarters Iby i i Neil trails Prince Souvanna i Houma his Jialu brother Prince Soukhanouvong of the pro Tommu f list Patchet lao and right win Premier Prince Boun Oumi -j&t-.js. The leaders of the three faction which have been warring for years ajar de to share the Burden of bringing peace to Laos in Washington Secretary of state Deari Rusk i nil seated the Una tvs slates May soon resume jibe scale economic Aid to Laos at the ame time a state depart Neil spokesman Sald there is no present plan to pull to a troops of let of Thailand. President Ken i East Cordere l the american for Ces there p May -16 " a � l c r communist Al Eta broke the cease fire in Tjw Law a of forces in Vientiane re Shuwing Strong i Man Gen Thoumi Nosavan said the coalition agreement also provides Lor withdrawal of a foreign forces from Laos a r foreign troop withdrawal was one of the two key. Points Accord Lelawn up by the 14,-Riation Geneva conference to which the coalition will naw Send a single1 a Al isl delegation. In Tokyo the japanese government announced it will extend,a/5l3 ill lion loan to the new col Teloh government in Laos both  British govern ments welcomed formation of the coalition regime in Laos but in Kuala Bumpur Malayan prime minister Tenkku Abdul Rahman. Called it Only a temporary measure to Balrig Peade to the1 strife . There Cah be no Permia Nerit peace betwee q a munits Antl on Chiamu nests he said. Americans Rhu held meanwhile the fal of five Anier-1 leans Hellas the pro come Junist Pat hem lao Fop a of so Phanou Klaus in a put the men expected to be released with Oie of Fermat Iori of a coalition. I l"-5sut Soukhanouvong who Vas Namyst a Llie up aleut n agreement Asi invite Premier hedged oif an for their " Eek he said. There Are a at difficult Les and they Are very Jaf away."-, re did not Labora  t the five Anie Picans Are in by camera Nan Grant Wolfkill 38, of Ujj Lar dial fan be Cut off by 1964. Tufe a Blen  a Tihor since 195s, and helped trigger Jeff Lam ont the Treasury in w a t v he. Tiet loss of. Dollars cot payments deficit. Lngkj3  tie a three previous a air t Toof " " " of prom t through " May of losses v to paled Onon suggesting a Ana Raj it Telof 15 billion Burts sex Pertsi Sall this r january May rate i deceptively f low.-, j1 w the f administration s  been aimed a ride at bringing dollars in than. Ais Kira Job of prime minister sir Anthony Eden now i hid avoid celebrated tquietlyms65ttiwblrthday tuesday with his f Seattle Edward r. Shore,i27, of Galloway Tenn a civilian1 Heli copter crewman for air american John a Mcmorrow 22, of Brook Lyn Shore s Crew mate maj Law Rencer. Bailey i f Laurel md., an sgt Orville a Ballinger of Spring Lake . Soukhanouvong was reported to have taken definite action How Ever about releasing four britons also held by his forces. John Maddis British ambassador to Laos said upon his arrival Here that the Prince has ordered the britons freed at once. They include two physicians col in Prentice and Anthony Briceson and two staff members of the Brit ish embassy military attache maj Clark leap hard and first Secre tary Marvin Brown. Princely gathering appearing amiable indeed after on a coalition Cabinet for strife Lorn Laos the three princes who formed Laos Nev government at i Lumc ties Jarres Laos Are in it to right  Sou Minu Shounia and Boun Oum. Up ways Means chairman disowns tax Cut plan u _ wish Langton up chair Man Wilbur b. Mills of the House ways and Means committee has Sibli in disassociated himself from Reid debt Henri fed s Promise to seek an income fax Cut next year. As head of the committee which originates All tax legislation Mill would be called upon to carry the legislative Ball for the president Snew tax Bill. Tylie Arkansas Democrat who has hitherto avoided Public comment on or Kennedy s tax cutting com 3 break out Alcatraz a continued from Page i Between the two Jack to Back rows of cells in cell Block a. The cell blocks All Are enclosed Inder a single roof behind the Bleak Walls of Alcatraz. The nearest land1, to Alcatraz is , Park area on san fran Cisco s Northern Edge 1u Miles South of the  the tides sweeping in and out of he Golden Gate 2 Miles to the West surge with Strong Force lid the Rocky prison Island. 20 tried escape Alcatraz became a federalprison1 in 1934, escape hag been it tempted previously by 20 con a lots five were shot. Twelve were captured. T Walte Burgett 28. A it Post office robber drowned in l an attempt to swim rom the Rock in september 1958. Of body was found 1& Days latern\1937 Ralph. Coe and Theodor Colet vanished after an e s c a be Effort Paul a Malgan then Alft Atraz Warden said he was con Vince d they downed. Ailment aired his irritation when he appeared As a witness before the conservative tinged House rules committee. You have not heard me Advocat ing tax reduction this year or next year he said. At another Point Mills emphasized i have not said i would favor a reduction in revenues when we Are Spe Viding More. F he made the comments in response to needling by conservative committee members. They questioned what justification there was for cutting tax revenues in the face of current deficit spending. Mills statement was a new blotto the president s program. May vote with gop the House committee head had said earlier that the ways and Means committee might give in without a fight wednesday to re publican demands for a $2-Blllion Cut in the $308-billion National debt limit sought by or. Kennedy. Mills said the committee May have second thoughts and vote for the Republican proposed $306-Bil lion ceiling when the Issue comes to a showdown on the House floor. 22 reported in group Berlin a up a Large group of East germans escaped to West Berlin tuesday the City govern ment confirmed. It official sources said at least 22 East germans had reached free Dom through a Tunnel the third mass escape under the communist Wall this year.  Berlin spokesman said no further details would be re leased. The official silence implied West Berlin authorities hoped other escapees would be Able to reach Freedom through the same route. Word of the escape first leaked of West Berlin newsmen about noon tuesday but officials and police withheld confirmation for another six hours the refugees were believed to have pet the Day under interrogation by West Berlin and Allied officials they were scheduled to move into Marienfeldt  the evening. The City government spokesman said a Large group of refugee were successful in reaching West Berlin soil on tuesday june 12," he sold after consultations wit the police and City government officials it had been decided not to disclose details of the flight. I West Berlin policy is to withhold All details of escape routes until they Are convinced they have been discovered by communist Borde guards and cannot be used by other refugees. In january this year 28 East germans tunnelled to West Berlin and 12 elderly soviet zone inhabitants followed their Lead in May. The East German news Agency adn reported tuesday that unknown West berliners had tried monday night to blow a Hole in the Concrete and barbed wire Wal near the potsdamer Platz. Adn called it a new terrorist explosive attack on the Border Security forces and area of East Germany. A West Berlin government Russell visits Oslo a. Adm James s. Russell commander in chief of Allied forces Southern Europe flew into Oslo tuesday for a two Day official visit. Russell arrived in a . Navy con Vair metropolitan plane and was received by a j Gen Harold Loeken of the norwegian defense Senft Russell inter paid Courtesy visits to norwegian defense chief it Gen Saarne been and naval chief vice adm Erling Hostvedt before going to the Allied forces North Ern Europe he Here for a lunch with the commander in chief Brit ish Gen _ sir Harry Pyman and. A briefing. Wednesday Russell flies to Ber Gen to visit the new naval main base Haakons Vern before leaving thursday morning. Spokesman said Hemut Looft City government on expos tacks has not changed. Those built it Are responsible for currencies along the wait us. Ambassador Walter cling will arrive in 3berlitt three Day periodic visit tool on Friday the . Missi noun bed. A reds Berk on Bonn Moscow up the ment newspaper in recharged that West planned provocations a carried out to complicate Tilin situation and warned authors to contemplate to sequences of their Attona a whole series of mad a Vocative actions drawn up i is now being conducted Germany and West Beril newspaper claimed. The newspaper said the was to complicate the sit around West  the newspaper also claim recent incidents including an ing by West Berlin polio East Germany were apparent " Spires by Bonn. The charges Followell note to Britain and its \ allies june 7t warning that Vit government May have to l necessary measures to  to East be. Such incidents continued. A  i Nav i where Init in Jafor Itaoka the if Oioi inc ii tit i its peace farce plan offered f continued from Page � the disarmament talks in principle does not favor armament for the peace a Force that would replace Nat forces after worldwide Diment. But he expressed his a to Mentis concern Over the difficult problem of making certain that country secretly retains some of the nuclear weapons it would a obliged to eliminate under Lotfe the american and soviet disarm ment plans i it Bei baseball american Lea cite Cleveland tit Wuhan ton Pai Tancil rate. National. League put Lebuf a 220 Coo 000t f Chicago 000 3to 0103 h t stuiuui., Pupo 8 unit tour oct us Mai my Bultje to. Elton 9j ind trip a. Tun Ltd to Lac. A it lilt Taj i Koli Biu is. Kennedy sees Panama chief was Angton Cap president Roberto Chari of Panama wat welcomed to Washington by presi Dent Kennedy for a two Day visit. Wrecks kill 2 gis drowned men identified to a .i.1. Two soldiers have been killed i separate Highway accidents in Ger , and two other its who drowned have been identified. Under investigation is the death of an 18-year-old Soldier assigned to he co 7th army training cent or who died in Nuernberg army Hospital tuesday from injuries suffered. When an incinerator in which he was burning trash exploded. The Accident took place m the basement of the Post signal of fice. Identification is being with held pending notification of next Kin. Two sold Els of the 3815th signal support unit 32nd arty Brig one from Dot a and the other from det a were killed in separate accidents in Germany. The soldiers were killed when the automobiles they were driving left the Road and overturned the army  Soldier from det b was killed sunday and the one from det a on monday. Identification is being withheld ending notification of next of Kin. The body of sgt Frank Deras 24, of co a 1st an Battle up 505th inf who drowned last week when he apparently fell into the Rhine rive from a tour Boot near Bacharach. Germany was ered and identified monday of t Iree members from his unit. Tow army said. Deras is survived his widow and two children i jr., 2, and a n t h o n y Joseph months living in Santa Barb Calif. The army has Dentt fled the sol Dier who drowned sunday a gift swimming in the Nidd River a Redelheim Germany As sp4 Davit e. Taylor of. Assigned to co 299th engr in 37th engr Dpi is survived by his Parent Clarkston Michigan. B Delew i Oye dug Youav t was wit Tun Sou s60-i Itoi 1 Nel in Unin int Tri