European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 09, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Stateside Static Memphis api in. Ruhr Gumer we late for work but he had Good Elcue. Sorror Abe panted when i arrived. I dreamed i wan at work of i jut stayed in be How 21, numb to 355 weal her h to Fri a .1 in ii to flip Tui i it cur Afan Jim 4lmi m army Navy air Force unofficial publication of it . Fatti in Europe. North afr co and it mud eat 5 Conn Dally. 10 in t find of tuesday. April 9, 1963 indications of Viet red role fighting rages in Laos Rusk asks peace move vow visitor Iii a liar so pub Irnen id Okar Winner but tar Wile do a my at new York c id Ewud air port before nor Lar in to Holly Wood Lor the ims Academy award Eer Monlee. Dpi . Urges East West joint Effort from pret a lip train . Secretary of state Dean Rusk monday called for a United East West Effort to prevent further worsening of the situation inlays. Meanwhile. Britain and Russia Coch Normen of the Geneva Conven Tion on Laos joined in an Appe Alto All parties there to keep the peace. The is. State department said there Are indications that communist North vietnamese military personnel Are supporting the cont. On Page �4, col. It pro West to tic leads Chile vote Santiago. Chile a presi Dent Jorge Alessandro s pro West Ern coalition ran tar ahead of the communist led popular action front in Chile i i he of strength voting for municipal offices was watched As possible barometer for the 1964 presidential election that the leftists have net their eyes on winning after losing narrowly in 19s8 by 30.ixw votes. With about 500.000 of the re front. On Page 3. Col. It Alemitu Marl Rusk., de Gaulle talk for an hour Paris a is. Secretary of state Dean Truk and French pres ident Charon do Gaulle renewed High level american French c o n Tacu monday with a wide ranging conversation touching on u c hum Toni Ai a nato nuclear Force and Cuba. It we the tint time de i Ulland Luch a highly placed Amer Polaris a3 on target Cape canaveral up the Navy monday successfully fired in advanced version of its Polaris a3 missile some 2,000 Miles across the Atlantic into its planned target. The Navy called the shot a significant it was the first flight of the pre prototype Tacti Cal version of the a3. It will be Able to strike at land targets up to 2380 Miles away. The 30-foot rocket currying a Needle nose was fired from a land based pad. Lean official had met since Jan uary when de Gaulle took Sharp Issue with . Nuclear strategy and turned Down an offer of Polaris missiles for an Allied Force. American sources described the hour Long Rusk de Gaulle talk As relaxed and there were no reports of a n y decisions reached or of any changes in de Gaulle s position. Rusk who is attending a ministerial session of the Southeast Asi treaty organization seat arrived seven minutes late for his meeting with de Gaulle. Bonn report Means flu. It was reported in Bonn that president Kennedy and West Gorman Chancellor Konrad Adenauer have exchanged letters on the creation of a North Atlantic Fleet capable of firing nuclear mis Siles. A West German government spokesman made the announce ment. In another development the so Viet Union in notes delivered monday to the United states Brit Ain and West Germany was understood to have attacked the pro Metal sphere., possibly made by russ9 found in Australia posed formation of a nato nuclear Force and urged instead that the West accept soviet proposals for disarmament and a German peace treaty. According to Western diplomatic sources the notes were lengthy and summed up in detail the soviet objections to the nato Forre that have appeared Here constantly in the russian press. Neutralise army driven from strategic town from in a in Nathe Vientiane neutralise commander Gen Kong la reported monday that his army is under heavy attack inthe Plain of jars from pro communist forces. The neutralise forces earlier were driven out of the strategic town of Xieng Phouang. In Vientiane laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Houma reportedly asked the International control commission inc to Send its team quickly to the critical Plain Region to Stop the fighting. Us tar Singh the to dim chair rely cd a torn. Pane 4 Man or the commission suit Tom the situation there is Vrr Kong la Monn while wus re ported to have a ked the govern ment for six battalions of reinforcements in an attempt to meet the Outhet lao threat Iii inst the Portin a Complex of Airfield and Road junctions. If the Souvanna Phourn govern ment or ranked reinforcements forces of right Wing Leader Gen Phoumy Noi Mann also might be called on. A Long knowing a provincial Cap ital now appears to be under the control of the communist Puthe lao and dissident neutrality Roopi led by n col Dunne. North vietnamese cadres were cont. Of pane 2cot. 5 play Ball Kennedy toss opens season Washington a presi Dent Kennedy fired a Low fast Ball of Ceil almost got Newny from Washington Catcher Ken Reizer to open the Votkl american league baseball son Friday. Rutzer standing in front of the mussed squads of both teams made a lunging catch of the pitch and then rushed up to gel the presi Dent s autograph. The Baltimore orioles beat the senators 3-1. Presidential Blessing of baseball goes Back to president William Howard tuft. Who threw out the first Ball at a my season Gams in19 2 As Washington came Home after a Long winning Streak on the Road. President Wood Tow Wilson threw out the first Ball on opening Day cont. On Page. Cot. I Sydney a mysterious Metal sphere possibly stamped with a Hammer and sickle has been found in an area not visited by White men in More than 50 years it was reported Here Mon sphere a foot in diameter and bearing what was believed to be a Hammer and sickle Emblem. Was found about Iso Miles from the town of broken hid it hid two exposed Iclal lugs so scared by excessive heat the were described As nearly molten clogs. South australian airlines Pilot Captain Lionel Edwards said he refused to by the object to Ade Laide in his passenger plane be cause of Tho possibility it might be radioactive. Canyon tragedy an unidentified Man bends Over Mary Fratu. 18, of Portola calif., who was Hurt when the Bun in which she was Riding plunged into it Canyon near Sacramento. Tho death of Yewer e. Scott 86, retired Nevada pro Fessor brought the crash toll to eight a
