European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse European edition late news army Navy air Force Senate votes monday to end the 10 per cent travel tax on train and bos tickets oct. 1 Anil to eat the airline rate to 5 per cent on the same Date. " " Ufi Sli a. For Jav i""1 " i i i i Rev to iferan9k,�&3 unofficial Pufalt Cotton Force in Europe North Africa and la Modlea a. Tuesday Jishie 26, 1962 fret whim j. Rjfefel�%ahledaredaee6 film Are deadlocked Jas Between. Pan am exec ii a and the ski Ign engineers est a % i a. T. Evlet broken 4 of and Union said at were Petete. Reh jars. R engineers is restraining order against re told newsmen he1 i a tie negotiations so actor for tooth sides could preparer ?5 3ieduiet o\udla2 Troj facts ctr i in the san Diego area were the strike 5mondayr adding the los of those tem to tech in Beau was in Bella re general Hospital with an undetermined. Hit condition Tsaited Anto workers officials pecs Alic 3,000 Widic it. On Page col. 5 diver chutes snarled hits Rice Paddy a foot plunge after both his Chuter. Is John Rodney card of Bous felled member so divers club and a Auden fit f in members of the ictus when the Accident occurred. He landed in a Rice Field about a mile South of Texas City. Card told Highway patrolman . Scott he free fell 5,200 feet timing himself with a Stop watch so be would know when to open he Chute. Then 2,000 feet off the ground he pulled the ripcord of his first pc he was lumping with other but one of the lines Loope d across lives the top of the Chute when it said the fouled Chute sent him spinning like a top. He said he pulled the Cord on the second Chute but because of the spinning motion it did not open at All card said he landed in a Rice Paddy at several times the Norma Speed but never lost consciousness. In the last 100 feet lie said kept telling myself i was t going to " " chaos Juranic Croick Oran n. " peace a Eiffes in Algiers o 37 Algiers a chaos an panic threatened the West algerian capital1 of Oran monday while peace was becoming More and wore tangible in Algiers the secret army organization Oas in Oran called on euro peans to flee the City to avoid the vengeance of moslem after thyself determination vote july camped in the dockland around the Airport hoping to find the Means of transport to France. Explosions and fires raged in the City damaging schools and pub be buildings throughout the Day firemen were giving up the fight against the desperate Campaign of scotched Earth r by european extremists. Three giant gasoline Reservoir were set aflame in Oran Harbor. Flames shot toward the sky and a time sgt of tote -109thj in in helps Jav " Bloh 4estmed a to Manibu Senete. F. Wetie lire mond if afters soon pit evil in,ojmltv4gkiilali fire of Wii. -?-.,photo by Edwin Soppel pall of Black smoke soon shrouded the heart of the City. Authorities in Oran launched an Appeal to the pop Lauon to remain Calm but no one appeared to repaying any attention. In strike n g contrast peace was taking firm roots in Algiers Salan faces trial possible death on new charge Paris a Raoul Salan Dis graced sex general of the French army. Now serv ing a life sen tence for treason has been charged anew and conviction could mean his , who All but boasted that he was Leader of the outlawed secret army organization at his treason trial escaped with a life sentence. Now Salan is charged with having car ried on further treasonable activities from his Cellat fresnel prison. Specifically the new charge which came after some weeks of quiet investigation says Salandi rented disbursal of secret. Army funds. He is. Charged with having written a letter to terrorist Andre canal,.the monocle noir of the secret army in this letter the charge says,.Salan ordered canal to hand Over some $200,000 to former of Recti Premier Georges Bidault whom renamed As his successor As secret army chief. Salan 3 Berlin convoys pass checkpoints routinely Berlin is Sall three Ucon Byis which r moved in and out of Berlin monday cleared the so Sifleet checkpoints with no " undue delay or incidents .reported., two convoys made ii Of 33 vehicles and 89 men and 22 vehicle Sand 40 men. All of the-2nd Battle up 47th inf arrived in Helmstedt from Berlin while a Convoy of .27 vehicles a and 183-Raen--o� the 1stbattle up St inf f arrived in the divided City. Agriculture dept. Aide censured on Estes report Washington a Secretary of agriculture Orville l. Freeman announced monday a formal reprimand of Thomas h. Miller a department official in connection with in the Billie sol Estes Freeman said he bordered the formal reprimand because of Miller s failure to reveal that he pre pared a report under instructions see other atones Popes 2, 4 from a Superior recommending that Cotton allotments in the Estes Case be allowed to stand for 1961 and subsequent 5s acting Southwest area director of the agriculture stabilization and conservation service ass. Earlier the Des Moines Regis Ter in a copyrighted Washington dispatch had stated that the sen ate investigating subcommittee headed by sen John a Mcclellan,d-ark., had uncovered evidence that an official of the agriculture department was directed to write a report favourable to Estes. Freeman s reprimand was an cont on Page so col. 4 aim to ease tensions at Border London a theu.s., Britain arid France monday invited Russia to new four Power talks in Berlin to ease Border tensions and promote Filee movement in the of divided City. P the Alula Powers left open the Date for the proposed Parley informed source said the West Ern Powers did not specify at what level the talks might be held but the expectation Here was that the four Powers commandants in Ber Lin would meet. Similar american British and French notes delivered at the Kremlin rejected soviet charges that the West is to blame Lor recent series of shooting incidents across the communist built Wallin Berlin. Wall brought violence Britain s note released Here bythe foreign office countered Witler this observation it is significant that before aug 13, .1961, when the Wall Wai built the sector Boundary be tween East and West Berlin a free from is in fact no doubt whatsoever that the violent Inci dents to which the soviet not draws attention Are the direct con sequences of the decision to cutoff the free movement of persons within Western Powers accused communist East German police and East German Border guards with shooting first in All the re cent incidents and of killing sit in demonstrate convicted of trespass in Southern states " " of a in the prayer Case five parents with cd ldre"rjn7", in new Yde Parl Lyle naft questioned prayers in ii Felic sch ols. As a vol lation of i i by of a Para Tion of Lautic new. York Nataf e a s gents the governing body of the Public school system recommended that this prayer be spoken on a "voluntaryk11 basis by students fat school opening exercises almighty up for we act Rowledge our Deperi Dence upon Feisee and Weber thy blessings upon tis Bur parents our teachers Aind birr / r i t.5 Justice Black rpm the e opinion Wii lab 3 we think that to sufi lie school system to " recitation of the r leg org prayer \ . Offt Natuli it nth of i a a i election Campaign dirt a be uck Edoff on a modest sciume Harp june 30, backers of the pan a its Pluite fat Ltd raisins Spaghetti dinner
