European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 24, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse It 24 the stars and stripes , april 24, 1963 Chorge of bribery i 5 i Newburgh City aide acquitted new York a no Wburns City Mon incr Josrph Mamie la we acquitted by n a talc xupronn1 court jury tuesday of n t Harne of Rili Ery. Cleared with him was n co defendant Lowr Rrt i m n r 1. A new Jersey Seiil estate oper Nln. Mitchell who became Gnu Nutly prominent for i attempted crack Down on nov Tarrh Relief client Hal Lii on fir Cut d of Naranj Ulrik n$20.000 Shakedown in n Reron nil Daiil in thut Hudson River in mum Nulty. The state and termed do Insl the go to tween in the bribe rive me it few minutes to compose Mitchell newsmen pressed him for . Launches 28th nuclear submarine Proton. Conn. A the la Fayette joined the Fleet tuesday Samerica 38th operational nuclear submarine and the first of a class designed to fire a 2.500-Mllo to urls adm Charles d. G r i f 11 n warned at the commissioning Cere Mony that Russia is finally be coming keenly aware or Tho pre dominantly maritime nature of the global geography by effective use of sen Power Griffin said in hut prepared re Burki a nation can operate Over bout 70 per cent of the Earth without encroaching on the sovereignty of any nation. Ai the ceremonies were held at general dynamics electric Boa division Yard the Daniel Webster another submarine of the some class was nearby awaiting launch ing on saturday. Senators of Bonn envoy Washington up the Senate foreign relations commit tee unanimously approved tuesday confirmation of George c. Mcghee to be ambassador to Germany and Hoger Holst Nan jr., to be assistant Secretary of state for for Eastern fairs. Mcghee is a career foreign serv ice officer and has served As ambassador to Turkey and in a num Ber of state department most recent assignment was assistant Secretary of state Tor political is former director of the state department s intelligence and research and former chief of the foreign affairs division in the Library of Congress legislative reference committee questioned both Man briefly in closed session be fore approving their nominations France planning own peace corps Paris a France is plan Nung its own version of the peace corps cooperation minister Raymonc trl Boutte s office will supervise the program called volunteers of the int group of Young men who qualify will be sent next Falto various former French colonies in Africa. Like the us. Peace corpsmen they will teach Balc kill and Craft. Baseball american league lit Lute us Gnu. A Tuto it it i my 1-1. Us or nth. Is in. Hmm Al my i National league him 17 gtl4tebl 41. L4alsmt it a la Limo. A my my is i it Sis is a r _. Chan la Betti nun i. By Gulf ii my Pacl toll Paauhau s to to in car Dell it Lett ii. Graefe to. I inn no on la ? . The rum.1 wont to ihi1 jury of 11fmvi ii trl one woman shortly after Norm monday follow i or n one month trial. Lout than six hours incr. The panel reported a Dewid Ink but Justice Joseph a. Sarn Filo ordered them to continue their . Global net to link . Service units Washington a the do Ense department announced plan tuesday to set up worldwide net works of voice and other communications systems to link . Mil tory installations and tighten command control Deputy Secretary of defense Roswell l. Ill Patric ordered the defense communications Agency to modernize and expand the present system. Two networks preplanned to provide automatic twitching systems for voice Tele typewriter and data communications among overseas bases and Between the United states and overseas Points. Two networks the Pentagon called the two pro posed networks unprecedented i scope As Long line communications systems. They Are a global voice communications network with direct do since Deal ing features similar to commercial service in the United states. This will be called Auto on for Auto Matic voice network. A worldwide net including automatic switches to relay and de liver teletype and data information Between various types and combinations of transmitting and receiving equipment. This Wilt be called Auto Dan for automatic Digi Tal network. Present plans Call for contracts to be let by this fall and for the systems to be operational some time during 1965. . Demands fullback of laotian reds continued from pane a Knox right Wing royalist forces offered of Send troops to the old of he beleaguered neutralise forces in Ccntron Stltt he was still willing to Send troops to the a Dot Gen Kong la if prime min ister Prince Souvanna Houma requests such accused Tho pro communist a that lao of trying to de stroy the neutralise forces and the three cornered coalition under Souvanna by last year a 14-Natlon Geneva agree ments on Laos. . Pacific forces commander adm Harry d. Felt arrived i Bangkok tuesday for consultations on the Laos crisis he was met by Gen Paul d. Harkins top american military official in Southeast Asia who Lew in 30 minutes ahead of Felt. Harkins As chief of . Military assistance to South Viet Nam and Thailand is based in Saigon. A tight Security wrap was kept on Felt s schedule Here. He was driven straight from his plane int Bangkok. Rails counter decline in steels to Spur Market new York a rallying rails saved the Stock Market from a decline paced by steels and the list wound up with a definite of the railroads stretched from fractions to Well Over a Pacific gained 1%, Chesa Peake and Ohio 1h, and Norfolk and Western 1%. Steels continued lower with re Public dropping 1h, bethlehem1tt and Youngstown Sheet 3 motors ended the Day mixed after recovering some Early losses. Drug Sand electrical equipments were Well ahead. Many other groups we remixed. New York a Standar Dand poor s 500 Stock Index for tuesday on ckttv7mi pm ,7t s4.n a .71 precarious Perch Charra Helton. S5, leans Over the Edga of his Perch atop a seven Alary building in downtown to Angele. Calif threatening to jump. More than a thousand person watched " a Helton dangled Over space for about two hours before he Down with plow to consider his two children. A photo1 Vance visiting troops stationed in West Berlin continued from Page 11 up 6th inf under the command of capt Laurence g. Moses of Del mar . The men of Btry a,2nd How i tier in 33rd arty fired a 19-gun Salute and the Berli brigade band struck up the Wolf f in poof among those greeting Vance were col Kenneth l. Glassburn Tempelhof base commander and Brig Gen Frederick o. Hartel got the Berlin brigade. Vance is scheduled to Fly to Lon Don Early thursday after n Day of briefings Tours visits to troop units and army demonstrations. Mrs. Vance also bus with w. Berlin visits Berlin 9as the wife of army Secretary Cyrus h Vance hat not been sitting idly by while her husband Tours us. Army in Tat let font in Watt Germany. Mrs. Grace Sloan Vance Mother of five children has spent her time visiting family quarters de Pendents schools youth groups hospitals nurseries commissaries Post exchanges and meeting with women s clubs. Her Busy schedule with Only a occasional Stop at a tourist attraction has paralleled her husband s stops to various troop Unlue in the Field. While Vance attends briefings and visits troops in the divided City mrs. Vance will visit a Ken de Helm schools Ond family quarters lunch with a German Ameri can women s group and then close out another Busy Day attending the Golden Book ceremony in Honor of her husband at the Scho Eneberg City Hall w. German strike of metalworkers ordered monday Frankfurt up the West German metalworkers Union tues Day ordered its 220-000 members in Baden Wuerttemberg to strike next monday amid Industry claims the walkout could Cost the country i billion and set off a Wulc the Union is asking for on 8 per cent pay hike. Metalworkers presently Corn an average of $135 a million metalworkers in Northr lne Westphall West Ger Many s Industrial Center will vote wednesday whether to join the Baden Wuerttemberg walkout a strike in North Rhine Wail Phalon or in do a Wuo rtt pm Ber could Cost the country is billion dollars the Institute of German Industry said. Cdv names Erhard to succeed Adenauer f continued from Page 1 Ata with him fully and Unstine Teddy until the Day i take , who hat been opposed to Erhard seemed to an angry mood and had nothing to say to reporters. You la find out Alt about it from the others he said with an impatient wave of i hand. Erhard had said that there would now be a new relationship Between him and Adenauer. This was apparently just what Aden Auer did not wan the old Chancellor had hoped to put off the nomination of a Suc Cessor a Long As possible to order to keep a maximum of influence. Traditionally in politics a Leader whose successor has been chosen becomes a lame Duck with Little control Over events. Christian democratic leaders How Iver were worried that the dispute Over the succession was weakening their party. Tornadoes slam Midwest continued from Page t. Southwell United slain. A term do bowled Over a dozen 30-Foo Grain iterate tanks at Fri car. North of Dallas and All the Bra Toni was lost. Several houses were unroofad.,Power and Pypno lines Wert downed and damage was estimated at $200,000 at the tiny pounded the downtown and Eastern residential areas of Dallas Turco Tornado formations Wera spotted around Dayton Ohio but. The state was spared for the most part from the lashing weather i almost an Inch of rain fell at Dayton but no serious damage wag infill Clad. Heavy Rains and Hall fell at Cleveland and there were scattered Power failures and lightning caused fires the water was 4 feel deep in one Columbus suburb. Lightning struck the West elementary school. At cell a. Ohio during the night rain slightly eases fire plagued East by the Asur clawed fms rain brought limited Relief tues Day to the drought it liken East which has been plagued for week by Forest and Brush fires. The rainfall extended from the new England states South to Washington . More rain was expected. Although the precipitation was not heavy enough to give major Relief. It did Lessen the danger of new fires. In new Jersey the rain wet Down Tho Tinderbox Arras of can trial and Southern new Jersey with a fall of a fraction of an Inch. Acting gov. William e. Guard of new Jersey declared a state of lire emergency monday As Indus trial and Woodland fire loss to mates Rose to j20 million. Showers also fell on stolen Jand in now York one of the hardest hit regions. A
