European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes tuesday May 14, 1963 political purposes complaint upheld High court rules on Union dues Washington tap the supremo court ruled Man Rotny int n Railroad worker cannot be Force to pay that portion of his Union dues which might he used purposes. Justice a Minim j. Born non announced the court s ruling in a Complex decision in my Nylon that has been going on or 10 Yea Sand which he sold has not yet run its John mar still in Rlynn wrote a separate decision Dis sent info in part and Coni Urr Lna in part with the ruling Justin a thur j. Goldhorn him self. The Rully or feted i 30 North Carolina employees of the Southern railway who Huv contended it would tie illegal to Force them to pay due to unions when they opposed any use of such dues Money for political purposes. Brennan said the Case had to go Back to North Carolina s supreme court Tor two ruling. First Brennan said the state court must find what expenditures by the records Are to i Tirol. Then n must Nde of Whit Percy Nunge of Hotfil Union spending is for potty Cal purposes born non sold the court thought it to suffer St that the Awer court order i hut objector proved their right to Relief e Fiven n refund of dues in the same proportion that Union Poltl Cal expend it Urf hour to Tel Union expenditures. Further he wild the Russ order diplomats out from press despatches Moscow the soviet Union monday ordered the exp Tilon of one american and one British dip Lomat or alleged in con Necton with i peonage for Whicha soviet official was sentenced to death and a British businessman to eight years deprivation of lib notes delivered to the British and american embassies monday the soviet Union also declared three former american embassy members implicated in the cose personae non grata. Similar action was taken in re Spect to four former member of the British embassy. Taut to of Lee the american ordered to leave the country la embassy Security officer Hugh Montgomery. He Isth Only american named in the note who la still assigned Here. He is now a America on Home leave. All the others have been expelled or transferred. The British official ordered to leave in embassy second Secretary Gervaze Cowell his wife Pamela was also named in the Montgomery Cowell is the Only officer named who is still As signed to the american embassy How Ever a spokesman said. We do not accept any allegation that our officers have been involved in any activities incompatible with their official the spokesman added that nevertheless the embassy has no Choice but to submit to the soviet declaration. Ami Gorman rat Kim Mcfry top statesman Bonn at president Ken Node to by far the Moat popular world statesman among West germans a Mablle opinion poll disclosed monday. Sevity per Era of Nea Lymm Omaha polled said they would Moat Ilka to be or. Ken Nedy Home Tun for a visit. The had been asked by the Institute of applied social science to choose among him. Soviet Frontier nigh Kanuh chair. Fri nah president Charles de Gaulle British prime Louter Harold Macmillan and Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru. The Nemond Moat waa Krua Schev. But Only 7 per cent of those questioned rated lot him. Nehru and he Gaulle came third and Macmillan a fifth. Alabama visit by Kennedy still planned continued from Pya to enl troops to the Birmingham icon Ltd. To cooperate constructively n maintaining an atmosphere Faw and but he said. I would be derelict n my duty if i did not take the preliminary Steps announced Las sunday night that will enable this government. If required to meet its obligations without press Secretary Pierre Salinger would not say whether or Kennedy expects Wallace to be on hand for the ceremonies Normal protocol for a governor when the president visits his mate. Or. Kennedy in seeing a number of Alabama newspaper editors tuesday in the latest or a series of luncheons for editors and pub Lishers from various states. Salin Ger said the invitations were is sued May 2in Advance of the actual rioting at Birmingham. And he said there have been nonsignificant cancellations recently. Talks to attorney general atty. Gen. Robert f. Kennedy who conferred with the president again monday talked to newsmen briefly after appearing before Senate committee on another situation at Birmingham is quiet at the present to said. It s still extremely sensitive and said he expects an agreement reached by negro and White Citi Zens to Settle the racial upheaval to hold up despite the weekend bombings and rioting. Legal question the attorney Genera said that the troop order was made because of certain responsibilities under the Law and. The the Justice department has said the move Wai made under a statute covering use of the armed forces by the president in such move was not made earlier the attorney general said because Mth situation now i quite Dif Ferent from that of the Prevott week. He implied that local and slate police were in control o the situation before last weekend but that developments raised doubt about their remaining to. Mon should he required to reduce Ture dues from dissenting Mem ers by he same proportion. Brennan sold that the court rec. A sized there a fre proct Lenl Dif i rustles involved in such a decree it fett that they were not insurmountable such a decree the Courti it should inca unite unions to on Lder adoption by their Mem Leash up of some voluntary plan by which dissenters would be afforded in inter nil Union remedy. Marlim in dissent inn described he majority views As Annex in save thrust which can hardly fail to increase the volume of this sort of Hilr Pitlon in the Union shop nor element. Permitted under the railway labor Art retail res worker to join Nunion within a specified period after taking a Job and requires payment of Union dues. The supreme court old in n1961 Georgia Case that n worker who object to expenditure of dues for political purposes could obtain partial refund. The newest Case involved Union hop agreements Between the Southern hallway and the brotherhood of railway clerks and the brotherhood of Railroad signal men. Yugo arms buying Down Washington api Orri Ciau Aid monday that Yugoslavia bought less than $1 million Worth of uj8. Military goods last year a decrease from the Prev Lou rate yugoslav arms purchases Here from 1958 until the last Flesca year were said to have Tot Alet about $9 million. Postmaster general in geb1hanyt-U.S. Poat Mitor generi.1. -1 j. De re Day left Liu Necta at Matlo letter sorting equipment to the main poet of fir at Drutt it Germany. At his Side u Elchard Stuecklen minister in charge of wept Germany s postal syslnd5 arrived in Germany on sunday to la Tudor to Mort other than is the Hito Sutlon plan by which Eurc Fth numerical or Len ton. Up 3,000 troops sent to Birmingham area a Robert f. Kennedy. Deputy. Attify. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach and Marshall. ,. J i the chief executive the Dart tension apparent in his Ion i Majl he was deeply concerned Abd it the events in Birmingham i As to continued from Page 1 with military preparations for pos sible Federal intervention. Abrams in Birmingham As the personal representative of Gen Earle , army chief of staff. Birmingham was quiet and on the surface at least near Normal monday. An army colonel commanding about 15 soldiers worked through the night bringing in equipment in an office building that House several government agencies. The Headquarters was act up in the Federal mediation and con dilation service area across the Hall from the Federal Bureau of investigation on the 14th floor of a building five where rioting erupted sunday. The soldiers arrived aboard c130 transport shortly before mid night de Guthman director of Public information for the Justice department had an office next door to the military hindquarters. Amu at hand heavily armed Highway patrol men remained to the riot torn area. Traffic moved along the streets As on any other monday morning. But at intersections were patrolmen who had it feet in patrol cars during the night with car Bines and shotguns close at hand. State authorities claimed the crisis in Birmingham was firmly under control and mid the riot trained Federal troops who flew in to Maxwell fab and it. Model Ian were not needed. Sen. John Sparkman. A Ala. Laid monday in Birmingham that president Kennedy assured. Him Federal troops would not be nent into Birmingham Long As the local forces could preserve the president Wen before news men in Washington to read a state ment Colling again for citizens of the Community both White an negro to Settle their racial ten Sions without Federal he said that if Federal intervention is necessary he hint ordered three initial Steps he has instructed defense Secretary Robert s. Mcnamara to Alert units of the armed forces trained in riot Contro " for dispatch to thu Vicinity of the riot torn City. He has instructed Mcnamara take the necessary preliminary Steps for calling units of the Alabama service if guard into this becomes necessary to maintain Law. And was sending assistant atty Gen. Burke Marshall Hack to Birmingham immediately to con sult with local Clit tons in a newbie for Amity Between the races. The president talk that a agreement worked out by White and negro lenders last week wit Marshall s assistance was a fair and just he said the Federal government would not permit that agreement to be sabotaged by extremists on either president Rcd his state ment after Short a week end at Camp David. Md., and meet ing about three hours in his White House office with atty. Gen. Julie London Hurt in Auto Accident Encino. Calif. A Singer Julie London and her husband musician Bobby Tro up were injured in it three oar pileup at end no in the san Fernando Volley of Cali fornia. Their daughter. Helly 1. And Lisa Webb 10, daughter of Musj London and her first husband produce Jack Webb Atio were injured. Troup told officers the pileup occurred when the two cars ahead of him slopped suddenly. Both the other Drivers. James Paul d an Elo. 17, of Tarzana in Elf. And Sha Ron Mark 17. Of enc no were injured. No one was hospitalized. Union Pacific Rock Island agree to merge new York a the Union Pacific Rel proud co. And tin Chii a go Rock Island and Pacific rail rond co. Monday agreed to Meme. Part of the agreement Calls for the Rock Island to sell us lint South and Southwest of Kansas cil to the Southern Pacific co. At an unspecified Price. The proposal was made pubic by management of the three cur rulers jointly after an eight Mouth announcement said that under the plan there would be on Exchange of 0.718 of an authorized but unissued common share of Union Pacific for each common share of Rock Island. Union Pacific with Headquarters in new York has almost 223 Mil lion shares outstand Inland Rock Island has nearly 3 million. If the merger is completed the Southern Pacific would acquire the Rock Island lines South and South wet of Kansas City at a Price to be determined by engineering studies now under Way. he spoke of the bombing of i Home of negro integration Rev. A. D. King brother of the Rev. Martin Luther King or. And of a Motel used As. Headquarters or d massive desegregation rave by As he made his Sta Emenel the selected units were on their Way. The army said that in addition to Abrams Brig Gen John ivc Oik Ley assistant co of the 2nd lot j old at it. Benning. Ca. Is aim in Birmingham. Corley will be i command of military forces if they Are ordered into the City. Seven months ago Abr anti played a major role in military \ planning for the movement of fed. I eral forces which ultimately Tovy Tilert 21.000 men into the Oxford miss., area. They were us of quell integration riots at the it to i varsity of Mississippi. Abrams is assistant Deputy chief of staff for military operations for army requirements and programs. A j the general who is 8, has. Sen Edas i d army div cd and Usa eur Deputy chief of for operations. He is scheduled this summer 10" take command of us Reub t corps succeeding it Gen . Abrams has been Noro Ina cd for lieutenant general. A if the troops being deployed have to be sent into action i Mark the third time racial Trout Bles have resulted in such armed intervene on in recent 1957. President Dwight Eisenhower sent soldiers to Little Rock. Ark., to enforce court Orden for school desegregation. The government Ede rallied the a Mississippi National guard and sent in units from its 101st and ,. 82nd an a Lvi and 1st an Battle up of the 328th inf to quell rioting it the University of Mississippi last sept. 30. A military Force of nearly 10m troops commanded by it Hamilton Home of fun Bragg a was built us and a few Hundred still remain in the Oxford area. The crisis was touched off Btij enrolment of negro student Meredith at the University
