European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Thirft a european edition that c ft.79 � i r. Rubn at ftj3 a a f y army Nav air Force unofficial publication of the . Armed forces in Europe North Africa and the Middle eat stateside Static los an getes tees of the California state col Leges rejected a request by to Angeles state College that a Job classification of Alai slower be in the school system. 5 anti daily 10 Centt sunday Friday june 15, 1962 exodus from Algiers traffic is jammed in the Harbor i Algiers is. Thousands of europeans besiege offices of shipping r get transportation to metropolitan France a photo1% a j i orders exodus a a r / s rang of Algeria t press 5tfce secret army or ration thursday night take Nelt the Slock closed shia reply lower in Rading thursday it was to Jeeyi ourth serious setback four Trad Trig Days this week in Ket was lower at the following wednesday s Steep eve it tallied i uie first hour Lbw a fairly Good gain1 but As quickly wiped out in the " Cour Mab be Market re fair losses Werc widened t the final half Nour of -v-.1., t a a result Eavy trading a Totie tape had Bee a Date repeat a Lirou ghost was. " l i t " 6led, 3 Hurt in Jerusalem Lem up i one israeli was Kif Ledl and three Verej injured "thursday7 in e israeli a Brennian Border Jerusalem. I i dispatches the announcer said the failure was due to divergences among the moslem leaders. Even before the announcement thousands of tense europeans besieged airline offices when h they opened for the first time in three months to sell tickets for departure to metropolitan France police reinforcements were rushed to control the crowds that lined streets outside the buildings of air France and air algerie since the Early morning hours. Police estimated nearly 4,000 per sons waited under the Brilliant Sun to get their tickets to France Early thursday. The terrorist secret army Lias lifted its ban on airline operations which had led to the dosing of All airline offices. 4 u a. At the same monstrous traffic bottleneck a tvs formed in coat on Pap a strike appeared. Imminent thursday on american airlines. The Union involved rejected an arbitration proposal by president Ken Tiedy and peace talks collapsed. The airlines Panf american trans world Andi Erister had accepted or Kennedy Tilan. I the flight erg neers " International Union gave its final reject to a pub Absal or Kennedy made last saturday to submit a dispute Over Jet plane cockpit Job rights and other issues to binding arbitration by a three Nian Board in making the proposal or. Ken Nedy Hod sold there was no excuse for a strike in View of Steps the government had taken to in sure what it considered an Equit Able solution Oft Hes engineers problems. When talks that had extended Over 24 hours reached a deadlock Secretary of labor Arthurj. Gold Berg reported the Union is free to strike and then went to the White House to give the presiden a report. Ron Brown the Union s presi Dent said a strike is inevitable but ser be time for it. Government official familiar with the set ton expected the stoppage to Star thursday night. Some thought j might be sooner if groups of satisfied engineers decided to jul ahead of an expected Union stg a 1,000 expand Berlin Wall Berlin up a communist task Force of More than 1.000 me began reinforcing the Berlin wait at gunpoint thursday in a fever ish bid to halt Maas Freedom is the guns of Peoples army troops ordered to prevent them from escaping police labor units dug trenches built breast works erected pillboxes and felled Trees for a Clear Field of fire. Against would be refugees. West Berlin police said the communists were at work on More than 30 sections of West Berlin suborder with East Berlin and East Germany. At one Point alone West Ber Lin police said More than 200 communist Border police working Crews built firing sudden surge of activity Tol Lowed weekend escapes through tunnels under the Wall of at least 20 East germans who risked death to choose Freedom in the West. J i a " \ t i 1 s "
