European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 08, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes monday april 8, 1963 Rockefeller charges demos failing says Kennedy can t get . Moving  api now Yorlli nov. Nelson Rockefeller accused the Kennedy  of Short changing the american people by foiling to let the country moving again Ai he promised. There Are 15 million unemployed who would be working today l the administration s promised goal of 4 per cent unemployment had been achieved. Rockefeller mid Here he declared the democratic president hat been unable to re Duce unemployment to this figure because the administration s emphasis on deficit spending will not  speaking before 3302 persons blinding a 3o-Pute dinner Honor ing Nebraska sen. Roman Hruska. Rockefeller accused the Kennedy administration of managing the news in Washington so that we Are unable to know the  he charged the democrats with vacillation and indecision in for eign policy and said we can t afford to have a communist Cuba Miles  stain bight. Rockefeller pictured himself to the Midwest eau republicans As budget balancing governor with a firm belief in states rights. The speech in Omaha s civic auditorium followed eight hours of huddling and hand to Haking with executive committee of the Nebraska Republican , state chairman Robert Denney of Fairbury. A self described conservative declared the things the new York governor Aid in the Cloud session definitely tit in with my definition of a conservative  he made a tremendous if pres lion on the committee. Denney reported. Rockefeller s Midwest trip had been described As an attempt to woo gop conservatives who Are numerous and influential in Nebraska. Whatever his intentions news men watched him grasp every hand within reach in candidate fashion As tie moved through Theair terminal after his arrival. He set aside an hour to Greet All Comers at a Public reception. A congressional delegation which joined in honouring Hruska included a dozen us. Senators. House minority Leader Charles Halleck introduced Rockefeller and  Durksen gop Leader in the Senate presented Hruska Hruska who has served 10 Yearsin Congress including eight in the Senate is expected to seek a thirdterm next year. On. Kelson a. Bike Feller. A lot of handshakes Kennedy assails veto  Washington up presiden Kennedy said the House appropriations committee s rejection of his request for a $500 million Public works fund was most info Stu  but voiced Confidence that the full House would reverse the action. This program Mutt not be permitted to lapse and 1 am confident that the Congress will not permit it to do so he said. I Hope that partisan activity will not be Al Lowed to destroy or weaken n pro Gram aimed at our  the president issued 8 special statement on Friday s committee action. It seems inconceivable to  he said that people can make speeches against unemployment an then vote to destroy a program the objectivity of which is to attack the unemployment problem by pro Viding jobs especially in those areas with.  Goldwater urges blockade of Cuba Aid for rebels Washington a sen. Bar a Goldwater r-artz., discounted sunday the danger of War with Russia Over Cuba and advocated blockade support of cuban exile attacks and invasion if Nerces Sarto destroy communism on the is land. President Kennedy has adopted a policy of firmly discouraging commando Type raids by cuban refugees on Tho ground that they have no real military value and threaten this nation with embroil ment in War. Appearing on a Toped radio television program Goldwater said the United states should blockade Cuba economically and support cuban exiles for sabotage espionage or invasion. He said this nation should give them supplies and it needed Supply them once the thin has started by Airlift or  he continued the lost action we should take would a an invasion Effort an then i would suggest that it be done by the organization of Ameri can states and ourselves. We should not do it unilaterally to should be a multilateral Effort but1 think we can accomplish it with out our having to commit our own troops. Although Moscow has warned it will defend Cuba against any .attack, Goldwater said. I disagree with these cry babies around this town who say anything we do against Cuba will result in a nuclear holocaust. It will not. Russia is Noi going to risk losing he world Empire Over a tiny Island in the  Goldwater acknowledged that Russia might Start a diversionary Effort maybe in Iron or Berlin or something like that but insisted no risk of a major War would be involved to any sort of . Action against Cuba. Of administration estimates that commando Type raids vere ineffective Goldwater said Well i Don t know. I think they kilted a few russians the other  spoke shortly before retired Gen Lucius Dclay said the United states must apply Al necessary pressures to Force re Moval of All soviet troops an technicians rom Cuba. Two members of the Senate armed services committee Strom Thurmond. D-s.c., and c i a j r Engle. D-calif., agreed with the general but differed sharply Over president Kennedy s move to cur tall sorties by cuban refugees. Clay who has served As a troubleshooter for president Kennedy said pressures should be stepped up if necessary to Force the so Olels out of Cuba. The president s unusually Strong statement came As the House headed for a showdown vote this week Over his year old program to alleviate joblessness through ii Blair works  and Republican Leader sent telegrams to other Mem aers urging them to be on hand or the crucial vote expected  partisan activity was an unexpected Republican Victory Fri Day in the House appropriations committee which approved 22 to19. A motion to deny the president All of the $500 million he seeks to keep his Public works program Hillve. Committee chairman Clarenc Cannon . And four Southern democrats helped give the republicans their greatest Victory in the current session in their drive to Flash the president s budget. 50-m Chance administration Democrat claimed a 50-50 Chance of restoring the funds that were stripped froma Catena appropriations Bill. Thi struggle is a replay of a1962 partisan fight in Volch the House on a 22md2 Roll Call authorized 5900 million in Federal fund to Speed work on existing or new Public works project throughout the country. Nineteen Republican from Wrens of heavy unemployment voted for the pro Gram. Congress then appropriated only$400 million. The president wants the remain ing $500 million. Even if he go this much. It still would fall far Short of meeting the demand. Raider chief captured in sea Chase front titled rom Page t nine Are being taken to Nassau 70relief Northeast of the area aboard a British frigate. A cout guard Petty officer fro the 82-footer said that As the Craft pulled alongside the cubans the were still throwing equipment overboard. He said a Thompsons machine gun. Manila folder maps and contents of the cubans pockets were some of the item which were hurled into he Ocean. I pointed my .45 t pistol right at the head of one of them and or dered him to put Down his gun. He laughed at me and threw the weapon into the  said the Petty officer who declined to identify himself. To the Best of my knowledge there Are no charges against these  their lawyer said he said he assumed the five would to re leased after routine immigration Fuest Loning which immigration officials said would not be completed until  marines operating in the cays radioed military Headquarters at Nassau that the coast  five men to boat off Orange any saturday morning. It col t. J. Pine coffin Chieft staff of joint British forces in i he Bahnman said the five presumably were the same men who fled William Cay Fri tiny no fret fit the approach of British marines who i Al paired nine Nam a men on in Teh Boring Amoros Island. Both the United sin i-5 and the by humans colonial government have nerved notice on anti cast to bands not to use United states and Bahamas territory an a jump off Point for raids against communist  Arr St of the nine by British forces and the coast guard inter Ceplon of five More brought to 31 the number of men seized in the Bahamas lost week on apparel missions against Fidel Castro. Sev Enteen men and their boat seize sunday at Norman s Cay. Were taken first to Nassau and then to Miami where they were released Lah Orite Wilson opposes a Power role for Britain continued from Pago 1 Al War in which we might be  As far As the nuclear deterrents concerned Wilson sold the labor party s objective is to trans Fer it into u nato context the Lubor party is against a european deterrent without America which Means West euro Pean countries would become nuclear  he said. It a european Force would weaken nato. It would distract their attention from the work of nato it would be an Alliance within an Alliance mid highly pro Vocative to the soviet Union dealing with the French veto of Britain s bid for membership inthe european common Market Wilson sold we have n role to Piny in Europe. It is wry do Fol cult at the moment to a whatsit is because one does t know what French president Charles Degas the will veto next. We have o bigger Roll to ploy in the Atlantic partnership Hendred.  said that there was no evidence to support statements that lie was an 11-american sometime and often  festival Queen Kolh erne up Camtre  set like City Brunette Wum Elal med Cherry bios am Laews. M Washington s Cherry Bloke aft. Festival came to an end. Firma chosen by a plan of wheel of Fortune Over 51 other Erin of Datea. A photo California bus. Crash kills 7 continued from Page j of Sacramento and to Miles due West of Reno. Everybody was scream  said Howard Hyatt 52, a san Francisco Seaman he a treated and re leased from Oroville medical Cen Ter Hospital."1 was surprised to find myself still conscious when the bus hit Bottom. The inside of the but was Fust one mass of bodies  Highway patrolmen and sheriff officers pressed so spectators into service to form a line Down the Mountainside of the wrecked bus. Stretchers with the injured were shuttled hand to hand Back up tothe Roadway ont Side of the bus was ripped out. Seau Hung out  wac strewn of r 100 feet of the embankment the wrecked us came to rest at a 45-Dogree Angle. Hyatt added i Hod just remarked to a Friend that 1 thought he Driver was go ing too fast for the Slick pavement Juki then i Felt the Ous skid and the Back end came around to wherely front should be. I thought for a while it was not going to go Over. But it broke through the rail and started  i heard somebody  Saipan injured passenger Mary frills 17. B Portola High school student suddenly 1 remembered some one once told me if i Ever got in an to client 1 should relax. I tried to relax and then the us started move no backward and went Over the  2 firemen killed in Montreal Blaze Montreal map two fire men were killed in a general pm fire in downtown Montreal. One of the victims had been member of the Montreal fire department for 14 years. 3 copters downed in Viet Nam 8 gis injured Saigon Viet Nam a . Army men were injured one 1 urn Busty when three helicopter were downed within a few mites of Euch other at least Ono Craft Hud Wen hit by communist ground fire. Four of the most seriously in jury to were hospitalized but the four others were released after treatment the first helicopter a . Army troop Carrier crushed in a Moun Gainnus area Northeast of the High lands capital of Plesku. A  to pick up survivors from the crash wait shot Down about b mile front the crash site. A . Army escort helicopter was downed near the some place. Four crewmen aboard the first were finally evacuated by Heli copter and brought to an army told Hospital they were reported in satisfactory condition. Meanwhile at S.C.Trang. One us. Army military policeman was injured ill gaily by a grenade thrown inside the Airfield Perim Eter. The Soldier on duty at the time wait evacuated to an air Force Hospital to Saigon