European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 09, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fog 24 the stars and Stripe tuesday april 9, 1963 of boosts for june up 4 per cent Wiesbaden. Germany f s p e Eul air Force headquarter him Moun cd a june promotion Quot of 47x100 slots covering grades of airman second clots through Mas cer arct antipersonnel officials at Safe indicate the command s share of tills figure will be received next  air Force wide quota by crude includes sgt. 3.301 tsgt.5,000 sgt 5,700 a1c. 15.000 and a2c,  hoping to move up to tech and master sergeant will find their chances somewhat less than that of the december Cycle a spokesman said. The fiscal 1003 master scrap not quota of 7.500 in nearly 39 percent higher than the 1062 total of 4,600. The technical sergeant ratio we even better with 11,500 pro motions in 1963 us compared to 1963 for a 47 per cent in the Over All increase in stripes Lor All grades was nearly 4 percent despite a 4,800 decrease in a9c promotions and smaller quotas for chief and senior master tier Grants. Leftists losing in Chile vote Foo hued Tram fags u turn counted nearly one third of to Rote the Middle of the Road ruling coalition had Una Imd almost Loo too vote Lead Over the com sunlit led Alliance. Alessandro s coalition was run Ning Strong with a 321980 total against Hasan Tor the popular action front the moderately Lett lit Choli than Democrat who campaigned alone were making a surprising showing a Ltd u4093 votes. The popular action front Hai declared it will win the 1964 elec Tion and make this South american nation a communist controlled Tat. But the front s Leader and prob Able Standard bearer. Sen. Salvador Allende said he expected it to come la second to the government coalition la the municipal tests. Storms slap both coasts by United Frau International torrential Rains and severe thunderstorms pounded the South Eastern and Northwestern coasts drenching parts of North Carolina with More than 5 inches of rain. The Eastern storm system also brought rain As far As new eng land but for most of the nation it was a sunny and mild pal sunday. Cape Hatteras n.c., received Moro Thun 1v4 Inchon of rain in lets than an hour giving that City 5.4 inches in 24 hours. More than 3 inches fell sunday morning. Charleston. , received 2.18inches, Birmingham Ala. 1.09 inches and More than an Inch Fella Orlando and san Ford. Flo. On the West coast heavy Down pours occurred from san Francisco to Washington state. Twisters in Florida tornadoes or High winds dam aged several Homes in the Blake i Ley. Fja., area. One person was injured. I the Pacific storm caused Power blackouts in san Bruno South san Francisco and san Carlos Calif tothe West Snow fell on the sierras causing numerous traffic acc dents. The South Atlantic storm moved into new England. Ver Mont and new Hampshire were pelted with sleet As Well As Light rain. Temperature were generally uniform throughout the nation. Highs were expected to vary fro the 60s North to the 80s South. The coldest Clytle sunday morn ing were Caribou and old town Maine where the Mercury slipped to 17 and 18 above respectively. It was 99 at Imperial col it and96 at Yuma aril., on saturday. Early weekend Rains up to � inches which soaked drought stricken Texas brought minor flooding but crop growers hailed the moisture. Rain also was a Boon to areas of Virginia North Carolina Georgia South Carolina and Tennessee where Forest fires had scarred tens of thousand acres of timbers destroyed Homes and killed several persons Friday. Reum Ted Erwin Bodo. Back with tits family after a at year separation kisses his brother. Richard Al whom he had Nev a met before As be arrives at the Airport in Tampa Fla. A of hot flight to Freedom covers 6-Ycar Span Tampa Flo. A one family s flight from behind the Iron curtain has ended six years after it began. In the Shadow of a Jet  and Uona Bodo embraced their 15-year-old son. Or win and 11-year-old daughter Judith for the first time since 1957.and Tor the first time. 6-year old Richard Bodo born free Methis brother and sister. Shyly he handed each a present Erwin Bent Over and kissed him on the Check. Well just go Home and talk for Days and Days and get  the father. We did t even know How the would iook4" Bodo Hod an engineering firm in Budapest when the hungarian revolt began. He said he did t take part even though his sym Pathy was with those who did. Shortly after the revolt ended he and his wife decided to join a group of 60 in a bid for Freedom. For their children s safety the left them behind with their grand parents. Mrs. Bodo was pregnant at the time and because of this the couple was Given almost immediate passage to the United states. They settled in nearby is Petersburg where Richard was born and where his father now operates an engineering firm. After settling in St. Petersburg Bodo said they tried repeatedly to obtain permission for Erwin and Judith to leave Hungary. Finally it came. The youngsters arrived in Newyork Over the weekend and immediately transferred to their Tampa bound flight. Mrs. Bodo said she had fixed up rooms for the children in their new Home. They will be enrolled in school in september after she has taught them the traditions of America and helped them with their English. Erwin it interested in electronics she sold. Erwin and jul la said nothing except in excited hungarian to their parents. Rusk urges East West efforts to restore Laos peace conf fwd Iron Page v tacking  state department said communist forces have committed Arloua violation of the cease fire in lao. Play Ball oo�hm4 from Page u the toll owing year and the tradition has taken such a hold that most presidents choose not to draw Down the criticism that greeted president Dwight d. Else Howerin 1163 when he went golfing in  m so Iset � me it to. Butar Mtyr it my u. Oram Audoli. Kith a Buim it. My int. A but  Nai Iii id. Pm id. Fin  boost voting in Canada i Tobo Irro a in Wrath or Acnes Canada ranked a no Ted vote monday la a National buob which could make m Yew from Zetar a Pearson the a Tob s prime scalable. 1 think the tide has  party Leader Seanoa Husk s Appeal came in a state ment prepared for the opening of the ministerial Council of the Southeast Asia treaty Organiza Tion Seato. Rusk said that a tragic and deplorable series of developments has increased tensions in the plane Dee Jarres Plain of jars. Rusk recalled last year s Geneva agreement aimed at stabilising the situation in the asian nation and Bald ii behoves each signatory of those agreements to use its influence urgently to prevent further aggravation of the situation ease tensions and promote the develop ment of an atmosphere of Harmony in support of the government of notional union.1 Rusk said the United states ully supports the objectives of the agreements and added. We have strictly compiled with their  he continued we Ere not Satis fied however that the other Side has done so. Particularly in the requirement that All foreign Mili tary forces be  the United states has called for Formosa plane crush feared fatal to seven Taipei a a nationalist chinese Nir Force plane with seven crewman aboard has crashed into Mountain in Central Formosa. Search planes spoiled the wreck age but said they could not see any survivors. Prompt and effective notion by Britain and Russia to Stop the fighting in Laos. State department press officer Lincoln while Al of called for compliance with Geneva agreements under which Viet Munh North vietnamese troops were to have withdrawn from Laos by last october. While said the current fighting in Laos a thu list forces of the Neu Tralis government was started by the Patchet lao the laotian communist group which control roughly half the country. While mid nil military personnel who were in Laos helping the former right Wing government during the country s civil War have been withdrawn. Battle rages \ on Laos Plain continued from Pola to also reported engaged in the tight ing against Kong la s  loss of Xeleng Phouang is considered the most serious breach of the cease fire proclaimed last june. The takeover of Tho town u viewed As Tho most important change in the status quo since the Northwestern provincial capital Ornum tha fell to the communists in May 1962 before the coalition was formed. The Premier conferred with the British and soviet ambassadors to Gether and inter met with the in chairman. According to unconfirmed re ports. Soul Nunn Houma also met with Tho North vietnamese am Bess nor. Market up again in heavy trading new York a the Todt Market milled for the fourth con be curve time in heavy trading monday. Stocks were substantially higher r at the Start following Friday Broad Advance. They remained decisively a filler going Inlo the Finol half hour of trading. The Market was a Little beicw.,its Bent for the any at the Lofti but Nelll Well Abend on average. 44most Sains ranged from fractions to around 2 Points a share. V Standard and poor s 500 Stock Index Roxe 0.24 to 68.52.the Dow Jones 30 Industrial wore up .1.60 to 706,03. Lemnitzer to visit Britain i Paris up Cen Lyman Leav in Leer. Supreme Allied command in Europe will pay an official visit-.-, to Britain tuesday and wednesday supreme Headquarters a i Powers Europe shape bounced. Mcnamara says foreign Aid vital to Securi Waahto Krymm Mlott re t? a. V.3washington up _ de sense Secretary Robert s. Mcna Mara monday told an Economy minded Congress to Cut the de sense budget u it must rather than foreign Aid. But he Bald a could not be Lieve the United states was faced frill such a Choice. Mcnamara made the comment sit. Testimony before the House foreign affairs committee in to Hall of president Kennedy j4.5 billion foreign Aid request. He said he regards such pro Grams As arms assistance to  and the Alliance for Prog Ress program for latin America As absolutely essential for our National  rep. Cornelius e. Gallagher d , reminded Mcnamara that he had told the House defense appropriations committee that he would rather see a Cut in the de fens budget rather than in for eign Aid. Is foreign Aid that important Gallagher Ai cd. Yes sir. It is Mcnamara re plied adding that he was using stick curly As the Yard a Corowa also said that he Felt social and political unrest in 1 America was a More Dange threat to the hemisphere than soviet arms remaining in Cuba 1brcnusr of this he said i oui strongly advise against any Cut of Tho Alliance for  he said no amount of Naid could provide a substitute 1 assistance aimed at bringing a politically stable govern South of the Border