European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fer the stars and stripes Friday Juriw 1$j plaits space probes a Western Europe Lodic affiant of step thursday toward establishing its own space pro a dozen nations agreed on a plan calling for Brocket probes satellites and Fly lunar probe Over 1 Thyri next eight years. Under the program atmosphere testing Roek into orbit by 1967 a tend a Large satellite will be sent 3ip ni969.representatives of the countries agreed on the text of the agree ment which forms the european space research organization. The countries participating arc France Britain West Germany Italy Spain Holland Belgium Switzerland Austria Denmark Sweden and Norway. The program has a $300 million budget for the first eight years j j during the first eight years the program Calls for launching 440 rocket probes 22 Small satellites 8 lunar rocket probes and several Large satellites. A spokesman for the program said that All the rocketry needed will be made in Europe. Headquarters for the program will be set up in deut Holland. The rocketry will be assembled at a research Center in Darmstadt Germany. Laboratories will be set up in Many of the participating countries. One of the program s first launching Sites will be in Sweden about 90 Miles from Narvik. Awaiting of. On coalition Luang Rabang Laos api neutralise Prince Souvanna Houma said thursday  presented to. King Savang Alana a11 re port  Siree princes con Jeri ice athe plane Des Jarres who Chi resulted in conclusion of an Accord to form provision coalition government. R Souvanna told reporters after his 4onlnutc Royal audience that tie thinks now the question of in stalling the coalition government should by settled rapidly in respecting constitutional proce Dure. I added when the King receives word from the National Assembly that a approves the agreement the King will ask that the coalition Cabinet be introduced to him probably monday. Of soil Vanna who will head the coalition government in which pro Coin mil1st and pro right Wing laotian factions Are represented emphasized that a Cabinet ministers meeting will be held immediately afterwards. It w o us d have As its first task selection of a. Unified delegation Togo to Geneva Root sign the Geneva agree ment on Laos which guarantees neutrality for this land-lockedcountry., Souvanna said  thinks the 14 Flat Jon Geneva conference will Novene around july 2 and would include hits work about mid  sen Houma Nosa Van who Wil be vice Premier and finance minister in the new coalition told reporters the National Assembly will meet in Vientiane 3priday""to approve the Royal government action far s i g no n g the Oak Torr agreement 1 i added that Assembly part tort High Pratt tit Row. Pushing Poland yug closer to Russ leaders is mop from air Wolf a St Vicc data Outlook for 1 . Today coid front Bringen increased cloudiness to Trio continent. The United kingdom will be partly Cloudy to Cloudy with rain showers. The continent will be partly Cloudy and Cloudy with rain in inc frontal area. The Mediterranean area will be fair to partly Cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. . Temper Alucs by United i Russ International . At Nln Bono Barton Chicjo Cincinnati Hift Low by t f 83 69 w 61 cd 4 j s6 54 62 54 Tig 54 73 52 Cleveland Detroit Fargo f1  Kantar City la pc git High Low 59 57 89 49 e6 54 79 s3 87 697 s3 77 57 95 so 63 so High Low Loi Angeles 67 so Miami Beach 83 7i Mirzl Capaiu 77 Milwaukee cd 44 73 a 84 71 58 55 82 i me or ions now York Oku. City  Low Phoenix 102 61 plot Boruh 64 57 Portland me. S3 St Louit 7s 54 san f incitto 55 43 Salt Lik Cut 9 19 Seattle s3 48 Sioux City 7s 54 cd s3 approval will then be submjtle3 Pona announced thursday Jan medially Resu tie payments to Laos to in Gidoni secon inv. Bassadore winthrop$3 million win be de 1wltel\lntrife  Bank full Liaos As soon As possible. Ainer can contributions of hottest ipod in  u,$102 no photo Nix and gala a rid. Ariz. Colteil. 32 at Duluth Minn British general defends coi duct of Rhine troops lion a re suspended last february the suspension was part of the pressure applied by the untied states to Fote the7 pro Western Royal of Premier Patrice Burtin Jouin to step Down in it Tor a rth it Neutral is Lef list-4 Cam quitting 9seahnonnces 4 Washington Opp in London Orpi the com Mander in chief of the British army of the Rhine. Gen sir Archi Bald James h., Caesens defended Nis 51,000 troops aural nil charges they were undisciplined and Poison ing Anglo German relations. Cassels spoke at a press con Ference Cony enet to discuss a series of recent in a tends to vote ing British troops and German civilians which have drawn head lines Here and touched off parliamentary demands for an investigation7, a tassels nicknamed gentleman Jim Fai his exploits in the korean War told reporters German youths were just As much to blame As his wort soldiers for any trouble beastly incidents Milany of my soldiers happen to use announced thursday r f wh1 1, Ician Silsand i that4hemblknatlon, Brown wrong they get great bit there Are quite a lot j 1 equally bad hats among the germans and the germans Are the first to admit it  said. They have got their Teddy boys we. Have and they Are just As Apt to Start these beastly in a Casals said relations Between a troops and German civil ,.?s Fiene Rainy Correct that e Standard of re Cults was Satis factory and that the court martial rate for soldiers in Dennany was than in other however that troops of a scottish regiment the cameroonians stationed at a Linden have been involved in n series of scrapes. At the moment with this particular regiment they relations Are not Good and we have got to get them right  to Jcj newsmen As Cassels spoke in London three More British soldiers went on trial in Germany on charges of wounding a German civilian. They were troopers in the Royal scots Greys a crack regiment they appeared before a general courts martial at Detmold the prosecutor alleged the soldiers aged 19. 21 and 22, attacked a Ger Man with their fists april 12 in an ice Cream parlor and knocked him unconscious. Washington a George f. Kennan ambassador to Yugo Slavia holds that congressional moves to crack Down on us. Aid and Trade with that communist nation Are a Windfall for Russia and a severe blow to . Foreign House told foreign Aid end unknown Washington up the House rules committee thursday reluctantly cleared for floor action another $4.6 billion foreign Aid instalment after being told the program must continue for years because of the communist threat. Rep. Thomas e. Morgan. , chairman of the r House foreign affairs committee testified i see no end to the program As Long As we Are facing this great Threal from International communism. This program will go on Many year rules committee members had demanded to know when foreign Aid would be halted to floor in 2 weeks the Senate already has approved its version of the annual Aidau Thori nation. The House committee s Bill will come up in the House in about 2 weeks. A separate Bill to appropriate the Money will be considered later before winning clearance to the House the Aid Bill ran into a Cross fire of complaints from rules members who indicated their questions re floated critical com ment and mail from the voters. Rep cd fume j. Bion. A Ohio son Bullion had been spent so far on foreign Aid since world War ii not counter irwn1?  asked Morgan whether  could hold out Hope to to prayers that Tho program might come to an Ontl pm not in sight Morgan said his figures showed the total outlay closer to $107 Bil lion including the Loans and that the end was nowhere in sight. Brown asked How much longer the United states could afford to play banker to the rest of the world before itself going broke. I m no economic expert or. Broun Morgan replied. But i d lather live in a bankrupt nation than in a communist  rep. James j. Delaney d-n.y., later demanded again to know. When is this thing going to end  said it appeared to him that far from winding it up the cur rent Bill proposed to Start on entirely new program of Long Range Aid to latin America its a program that is absolutely necessary if we Are going to save our friends South of the Bor Der Morgan replied. Delaney said it sometimes was hard to Tell who South of the Bor Der actually is America s Friend. Pat icy Aims in Eastern i Kennan expressed that1 private message from Secretary of state Dean week. Rusk. It was Learned has also received a ambassador John moors Warsaw predicting a changed to .-Poand if the proposals become Ian forecast a Sharp setback us. Policy of or supporting Poland s trend Independence from nation. Kennan suggested to a be brought Home to congressional leaders on lilies toward Yugoslavia Eastern european soviet a whole. Rask and Nedy Are considering i Nan Home for const conferences withal leaders. Both the Kennan and messages were presorted Kennedy by Rusk. The j expected to use them to pain to get Congress to or revise proposals to _ and Trade to the combat Tildsl countries. Of both Kennan and Cabot refer it in their messages to Senate vote for a Sharp curtailment in att any communist country and Tot House committee vote to pro Bitt Trade with Poland and Yugo Stanfil on the favourable terms in govern , Commerce other nations. Demonstration of i Kennan said in his report to Rusk that the actions in Congress were a signal demonstration of ill will toward in Onerea Singri Friendly people. So far As Yugo Slavia is concerned  angled. Tit harm has already been account a shed by the notions taken to ingress. If anything Fui ther were needed to confirm yugoslav president Tito on has recent course of closer relations with Rossiti and to Dis courage those who have argued la favor of Western orientation Keifri Nan i ote what has occurred be put clays would already Haw sufficed to this  copies of the messages were Hown to a newsman by Otic last who expressed concern Over the future course of relations Poland and Yugoslavia. F dec touches off underground test Washington a tin atomic Energy commission has Oucher Toffan underground nuclear est blast in Nevada. It was the 37th test announced n the Nevada series that started St sept 15. The dec said the test device was or Low yield with an expo Slot orce equal to less than 30,000 tons of int. Awol it linked to czech Border Case Heidelberg a . Army investigators wednesday were checking whether a missing Soldier might be the same Man who App card inst month near the czechoslovakian Border in Austria. An army spokesman said Cpl Raymond s. Hareld. 31, of provi Dencer a has been awol from the 5th missile in at Wiesbaden since May 8 and there has been word on his whereabouts since then. The spokesman said investigators Are checking whether  is the same Man who registered at a hotel at Kittee Austria and failed to return on May 30 from a walk in the direction of the Czecho slovakian Border. The Man believed by the hotel to be an american tourist had signed the Register with an unclear signature that hotel employees read As Raymond Hareld or Harlet. He gave his address As Long . The army said Horeld a japanese wife Hatsuko had been in Europe but returned to the United states earlier this year. The Man who disappeared to Austria was accompanied by � woman who spoke with a Cermath accent and was registered at  hotel As his wife. The couple told hotel employees they were going for walk in Ait area near the Czechoslovakia Border. They foiled to return to the hotel and have not Bee from since