European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 23, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday May 13. 1963 the stars and stripes Page 23 stocks gain in heavy trading new York a the Stock Market advanced again in heavy trading wednesday. The Market was a Little higher at the opening following tuesday s rally. Prices continued to improve until the final hour when profit taking reduced some of the gains. At the finish Only the Raits an steels kept the Market from being a standoff. They were helped by some of the bluest of Blue included High priced do font which gained 1ft. Most other major groups closed mixed except the big three autos which declined. Standard and poor s 500 Stork in Dex closed at 70.14 unchanged. The 8 and p 429 industrials also close unchanged at 73.54, but the s and p 35 Raits were ahead .18 to 39.08.the Dow Jones so industrials were Down 120 at 722.84, but the rails were ahead 1.24 to 170.63, while the 63 Stock composite which is filled with Blue chips ended ahead by .21 to 258.27. Volume totalled 5.560,000 shares compared with 5,570,000 shares traded tuesday. New York a Standard and poor s 500 Stock Index wednes Day Nijiu h us Helm mss1mu cum 71 4 u.7i Chut new York a Dow Jones Stock averages wednesday m Iri Alrui unit ii Uhll Lim m. It la ui.4i 2u.� next major . Objective is new spacecraft family Stuttgart symposium told by Dob hover stall at Loaz. Meeting Gen John p. Me Connell right. Ecco Deputy com under Lii chief and naj Oen Charlea i Decker advocate general of the army Lii cum the Agenda of the and inter Ervlean Legal committee meeting in wlm Baden Germany. 88 . Troops in Germany assessed As stabilizer9 Wiesbaden Germany Sas american servicemen in West Ger Many Are a Stabell Tang influence quite apart from their defense a , embassy official told 150 military Legal experts Here. Few things would bring Joy tothe Kremlin like an estrangement Between the Federal Republic of Germany and the United stoics . Stock Exchange prices Ahyu Assn Ftfe club but let Guam of my it Mthm pm i on or my in iwo Stihi 2skmi ii in it Tom Isth St 4ih ism ism 4s she Hwu uv4mk t4ant ii4ksm 4kbuh oth fall of. It by try pm tin lit no 1m pm imt4t a Alt Mem pm in a of my he him h1h m a Wam a 31% 47 ,. Itu s7h is is4h m k he a s7v 4v 4 Jjck ims � a a Han do Tkv wort a cart com Fumii to of l�rl.1 i i a a Mca a Rutus pm us Stoml a we to Fil sat owl to Price from Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith. Frankfurt Mutual funds Price by United Frea International mor ii mtr i id Iii my pm Tom in is ims a 1141 Psi 1s.m him is 15 it. It 17.47 i4. 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So much is our presence her accepted that local German author Hies frequently turn to our Force rather than their own government n an the opening session which was Leld in the Empire room of Thefan Steuben hotel Here was called to order by col Bryan a Rake Straw. Safe staff judge advocate. Delegates heard a welcoming address by Gen Truman h. London Safe commander in Hoard by the Legal officers were Gen John p. Mcconnell Dep Uty commander in chief of . Neucom and col Lewis f. Shull Neucom Legal Gen Harry j. Engel us a eur judge advocate discussed the accession of the Federal re Public of Germany to nato status of forces agreement before the conferees retired for pane report son various Legal problems. Stuttgart. Germany ass the major objective of America s since Prog my Durons the next decade will be the development Ofa new family of space vehicles. Propf Danu from this Conr Dualon american space re part Heinz Kortle in Ltd the new spacecraft will do no sensory no that scientists engineers and technicians will be Noble to orbit the Earth and travel inc Knitl Forth Between the Earth and the Moon. Kolle a design Engineer it the Nasa space flight Center ala., voiced his opinion at the third annual european space night symposium Here. In n paper delivered during the symposium he concluded it is even possible to conceive of commercial types of space travel in the 1980s., what we need is to develop a spacecraft that will permit the average person to go into space without the use of elaborate paraphernalia. We Are in the jeep stage to development now. We Are Point no toward the Cadillac stage Koelle explained. All this will be possible for reasonable amount of Money he said. We know this because Weare steadily reducing the amount of Money required to launch Menand material into space. In the 1950s, Koelle pointed out the Vanguard and explorer mis Siles required 500 per Pound of lift. He said the refined boosters of 1080 will require just $50 per Pound of have to work far Abend be cause it takes seven years to develop a rocket system he sex predicted that there will be Between 100 to Iso flights int space carrying 400 to 500 persons a year by the late 1970s.what about the development of n spin cd gift that will Fly directly from i to Earth into orbit this is sometime in the future he Sefild. Certainly we will reworking on the development of the optimum Type spacecraft during the next few Koelle said he is fairly certain that american astronauts will inn on the Moon this decade. Arc the russians ahead of the americans it is difficult to say. But it seems that we Are ahead in some phases and they Are ahead in oth ers. I can any that we will be do ing our very Best in the years ahead and that we Hope that ultimately we will achieve u Clear advantage in space he is one of 450 scientists rom the United states. Germany Ingland and France attending the symposium devoted to a wide Range of space problems. Pope suffers new setback Vatican City a pop John Xxiii was reliably reported wednesday u have suffered anew and severe setback in his 1u Neis. One of Italy s lending surgeons was said to have spent the night at his bedside an informed source said Valdone a top Rome sur Geon remained at the Vatican through the night. The report about Valdone came after the Pope suddenly cancel this regular weekly general audience but appeared instead at his apartment window to bless thou Sands gathered in is. Peter s Square. Kennedy set sets records Washington a president Kennedy s big Jet Airliner completed a nonstop flight from Moscow to Washington for a claimed 30 Speed air Force Boeing 707 flew the distance in 9 hours53 minutes and 52 seconds. The 10 million Jet landed ingrain at 4 00 . At nearby an Drews air Force base md., the Point from which u started the record breaking Moscow round trip plane Mode the flight to Moscow in 8 hours 38 minutes and42 seconds the fastest flight in either direction Between the United slates and Russia. The average Speed for the 5,004 mile flight from Moscow to Washington was 505-8 Miles an hour. The ship flown by presiden Kennedy s Pilot col James b. Swan dal carried Glenn t. Seaborg chairman of the atomic Energy commission and other officials to Russia. Student prints shown at a a Institute Darmstadt. Germany the Gorman american Institute Here is exhibiting a Sergei of etchings by students of the University of Iowa. The exhibition Wilt continue until May 28.keith Achepohl an instructor in the department of print making at the University s school of Fine arts. Is in charge of the exhibit imprints were made by the University students from Copper Platel which they etched themselves. 6 nato allies Back . A Force plan continued rom Page j ran gement of nato s nuclear forces by announcing that the British government has decided to commit the following forces to the supreme Allied commander in Europe Sac eur seventy two Canberra and valiant bombers which already Are under Sac eur s deployment pro Gram. The a bomber Force of the Royal air Force comprising about 180 aircraft with Hydrogen bombs. The Conterras and variants Are medium Range tactical Craft and the a bombers Are Long Range strategic planes and four Polaris carrying sub marines the first of which Miry come off the line by 19c8.home told the Council the Brit ish Are negotiating with Lemnitzer on the general terms of Osslyn ment of the British major condition of the assign ment is that Britain retains the right to withdraw the aircraft in time at grave National poll. Such As a threat ". Britain s prize Oil resources in the Middle East. Rusk then formally committed three nuclear powered submarines armed with Polaris rockets to a to. President Kennedy sent these submarines into the Mediterranean in april on the understanding that they would be Oval Lable to the Atlantic allele for the defense of the Region against any soviet at thin was the first Lime the United states officially had advised the nato Council of the commitment. The nato Council was told l Mcnamara that the Liaison officers of nine Allied countries. Including Britain an to a attached to the strategic air come he in Omaha. Omaha the nato officers will take part in joint uric Una and planning operations. A British official amid us no representatives will a from Brit Aln. Franc. West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands Greece Turkey and Canada the delegates got Down to Busi Ness after hearing Canada s prime Minuter Lester b. Pearson Cal for equal partnership Between North America and Europe in the direction and guidance of addressed the opening session of the three Day nato ministerial session which is seek ing to Patch up differences Over the future role of nuclear weapons in its defense plans
