European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 03, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes wednesday april 3, 1963 rails to change rules of work monday in move to Cut out jobs Chicago up the nation s railroads announced tuesday that one minute after Midnight Man Ray they will make work rules changes that eventually will eliminate 65,000  announcement was made by the carriers chief negotiator shortly after a us. Supreme court mandate permitted the dissolution of an injunction which had held up milking of rules changes since lust summer. In a Brief announcement James e. Wolfe chairman of the National railway labor conference an chief rail negotiator said Kennedy to act the nation s railroads today tuesday notified the National. Railway mediation Board that at 12 01 . On april 8 we will make Friiss launch spaceship on Moon journey Moscow up the soviet Union tuesday it punched n Ivic ton spaceship toward the  Lunik 4 Moo ship big enough to hold a Man or a robot was blasted off on a 3 a any Jour  to the Moon s Vicinity to gather scientific data about the  first official announcement Aid All systems were function ing normally and that its trajectory was near the calculated  in donating data a Leningrad space scientist Bol tuesday night that the Moon shot will report interesting data on the Moon and added it May be supposed that the Moon will be the tint heavenly body on which an expedition of astronauts and scientists will  Lunik 4 Moon shot was first put into orbit around the Earth to boost its velocity then blasted Oft on its Lull journey. Moon station the official announcement said the spaceship would reach the Vicinity of the  but beyond the announcement about gathering data then was no indication of just what space eat the Lunik would perform. The rocket contains what was officially described As an Auto Matloc Moon station but the phrase automatic station is frequently used in soviet space shots and do snot necessarily mean a station de signed to land on the Moon an Send Back information. Market mixed in Busy Trade new York a the Stock Market closed narrowly mixed in Active trading tuesday. Stock prices were a Little higher at the Start As the Market followed through on its monday rally. Prices moved substantially higher around noon and then receded. Most Price changes ranged from fractions to around one Point a share in either direction. Standard and poor s to Stock Index closed a traction lower at6634 after u reached a new High Tor the year monday. The sap 435 industrials were Down by the same amount at 70.02 he Dow Jones 30 Industrial declined 1-59 at 84.27. Work rules changes intended to end the Feather bedding problem. We understand president Ken Nedy probably will name an Emer gency Board before the unions set strike Date. Tills Wilt prevent any stoppage for at least go  in Cleveland the five brother hoods led the following joint statement the railway labor organizations Are cooperating with the govern ment to avoid any interruption to Railroad service As a result of unilateral promulgation of changes in pay and working conditions announced by Railroad management. Expect no or leu to that end. We have been i touch with the Secretary of Tabor. We expect that a crisis will be averted by the prompt appoint ment of an emergency Board under the railway labor act. Such an emergency Board can make a contribution in bringing the parties together in collective bargaining leading to a fair and peaceful settlement. We agree with the Secretary of labor that this dispute must ultimately be settled by the  the railroads said they arc plan Ning to put into effect the Rule changes they proposed in the fallow 1999. Besides elimination of a estimated 40,000 firemen on diesel locomotives in Road end Yard serv ice they plan to change Crew sizes and banish the lines of demarcation Between various unions in operating Crews. They also Plana revamping of mileage pay rates so they will provide for runs of160 Miles for a full Days pay in Stead of the current 100 my Lew. Stateside Static Annapolis. Mel. Api thing Cut a Lottie con Lubing in the Maryland Senate. At a cd of  to one Bill had been voted Down sen. Jonh w. Alton it k Anne Arundel stood up to Illch Hie vote. The Reading clerk called Alton name to record his vote on the Bill. Alton thought briefly thru ukr How did vote before in seeks source of leak Zuckert quizzed on memo continued from Pago i Nesses in the Senate investigation Imd been subjected to pressure tac tics and Oral abuse by staff Mem bars of the subcommittee. Sylvester was asked at a new conference whether Ell this fuss was about the publication of an unclassified non secret  would say so he replied. The inquiry was ordered by de sense Secretary Robert 8. Mcna morn who told sen. John i me Clellan s investigating subcommittee recently that publication of the document was damaging and that he had sought to suppress it Locking his copy in a  sold Mann Mara apparently was not aware of How Many copies were  instructed Zuckert to have it Gen w. H. Blanchard air Force inspector general investigate the , or someone on he maj gun Harold k. Johnson. Of Dos Post maj Hen crho Ruhlon w. Abramsjr. ,. To v corps six generals named to new command posts continued from Pago l chief of staff of the Central army group in Heidelberg. His past assignments also in elude Tours of duty As 7th army chief of staff and As co of the3rd in 8th Cav regt and later co of the 5th Cav regt during the korean War from August 1950 to november 1931.johnson, who is 51, is a native of Bowesmont . He was grand a cd in 1033 front the . Mil itary Academy at the outbreak of world War ii he was serving in the Philip Tinea with the 57th inf Philip Pine scouts it. Mckinley. He fought the japanese on the Bataan Peninsula until the fall of Bataan in april 1042. He was taken prisoner und survived the Bat Nan death Mirich to be imprisoned by the japanese until september 1945. Brown form rely Usa eur chief ots Iff. 3rd army ulv cd and cd of v corns also has served As Spe Cial Nuj Sujint to the Deputy chief of staff for Lokis los in washing ton. Brown in 57, and a native of a Felon. . He Wii graduate from the . Military Academy in 7. In september 1042 he was named co of the 3rd army div arty l he unit he com rounded throughout world War , previously cd of the us. Army Ataska. Served at shape � 1951-52, and was  of cadets at West Point in 1952-5-1. In 1954-55 he was readiness officer at he Allied forces Southern Europe and from 1955-56 he was cd of Southern european task Force. Earlier he nerved As co of the27th inf rent in Korea in 1950. In 1930-51 he was assistant cd of the 25th inf div. Abrams. 48, has served As 3rd army div cd and Susareu Deputy Chlof of staff for operations. A 1936 graduate of the . Military Acu Domy a b r  s saw action in world War ii with the4lh army div. He was born in Springfield. Mans Kennedy to attend .  parly Washington president Ken drily Hiya accepted an invitation to Niland a democratic fund raising tort in his Honor in new York ally May 25.the party is designated As a Burl hadity Salute to la  misses hit 4gth birthday May 29 by four Days. Late sports Irma no 8&s the 21th inv to Mustang it Lxvi the Rha Kkt k celtics 75-79, Here tuesday night on a Basket by Juan Rodr Liqun in the final by Ond of play to Evn Thror in no of. Three Wales Tor the i Hak Kurrine it Bill championship at one game apiece. Anti Castro Raider boat on prowl off coast of Cuba Miami a an armed Onti Castro sea Raider prowled the cuban coast tuesday in search of Pray. It sponsors reported while the British held it companion ves Sel and is Crew 04 17, a spoils Man for the anti communist cuban Escum Bray front army said that one of its heavily armed boats reported by radio that it was Only 40 Miles from the cuban Roost end i presume it is carrying out its  Mission he said was to sink any russian ships it might encounter and to Contact the cuban underground presumably to de liver arms. The vessel reportedly took off for parts unknown sunday when the b i Tosh frigate Londonderry appeared off Norman s Cay in the Bahamas and detained the second armed Raider violin lit. When i stopped to refuel. The British action appeared Totie in with new Tough moves by the United states to Stop Cuba exiles from carrying out raids on their Homeland. The state depart ment said the men were captured after the United states relayed a report to British authorities. One of the Dalji Lnch crewmen was an american adventurer from Miami Jerry Buchanan 24, he was flown to Nassau Bahamas fro Mnorman s Cay a tiny Island in the exuma Chain 200 Miles North of the cuban coast and 350 Miles South of Miami. The 35-foot violin Iii arrived at Nassau in trouble. Buchanan sold the British Navy had run the boat aground and had to Tow tithe last few Miles. He said the boat was in danger of sinking. Buchanan ant crud in court Montuy on a charge of illegal entry and was released under Ondof $70. He wild he was assured that hand other members of the Crew would be released quickly and their orms and vessel restored totem outside bit Hamlan Waters. But the Mug is t rate officially set trial on the illegal entry1 charge for Friday. Staff interrogated Zuckert a step hint Sylvester sold and not occurred of for As he knew during the More than two years he has been a Pentagon official. Zuckert provided an affidavit answering questions is to whether he knew the reporter who wrote the newspaper Story whether to gave him the Story and other matters. It was not disclosed whether Zuckert was then asked whether he would be willing to take a lie Detector test. But other officials were Syl Vester sold. They included Charlesw. Ii ankle Security review director Orvllle s. Splitt news service director col Frederick m. O Neill plans and programs director and Jorl Odom d party news  Are members of Sylvester s staff. Sylvester sold he was not required to answer Blanchard s hat of questions but had told investigators he would be willing to do do so under oath if u would Moke them any  said he himself did not know who provided the air Force document to the Star reporter. On the Day the Story was printed Sylvester said that the conduct ascribed by the document to them Chetlan committee investigators is outside anything i have Ever heard of in 17 yearn of reporting senatorial committee i Vestiga  t interrupt general at one Point during Sylvester s news conference tuesday air Force information director maj Gen Wil Liam a Martin sought to make some remarks about the inquiry. Don t interrupt general Syl Vester told him. Martin apparently intended to explain that it was a Normal part of investigative procedure to ask persons questioned whether they would be willing to take lie de Tector tests. Kennedy cuts Aid request continued from Pago t committee headed try Gen Lucius Lay ret. Officials said adoption of the administration s program would mean outlays of about 13.7 Button in the 1904 fiscal year that begins july i. This would represent year to year Cut of $150 million of which $100 million was contemplated even before the Clay report was written. In asking for $-1.5 billion of Newald Money. Or. Kennedy sought $3.1 billion for economic assistance and $1.4 billion f or military old. One lengthy Section of or. Ken Nedy s message dealt with objectives for improvement of the Aid program. He set Forth six key recommendations for the future the application of stricter standards in selecting Aid projects and demanding self help from recipients something he said could result in substantial savings a reduction and ultimate elimination of . Assistance by enabling nations to stand on their own As rapidly As possible encouraging other Industry sized countries to shoulder mor of the old Burden. Adoption of measure to lighten any Adverse Impact of thaid program on our own Balanc of payment and  continued assistance in the defense of countries under threat of external and internal communist  with India named As Case in Point because of communist China s attack on India s Bor Der last fall. An increase in private invest ment and the use of other non Federal resources to Hel develop ing nations