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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Nato formally backs nuclear Force Ottawa the nato win a Gnu a for concern Ami Nelsn i Nurl Rar fam � in ii ministerial Council Fri Lily a fun Rossil its la suit to Over recent an a. These include the pressed Struve concern Over inc a Venus in . Continuing  Iii in on the Western front. In peril no Ulm the Worril. My formal. Enrol to Berlin. Hie in rent he " the Kurn Peiton e Hill Ash no Cleir orbits. Three .  in the . Und Iii null Cir cup ii cd Khz Allweil c f m Nin assignment of the aircraft of Kolni irim a Homler forc. Lucr nato nations. Tile foreign Anil defense minis 1 the communique said to Lull Wholers of their inc Mhor nations for ministers discussed nato defense a or in Europe to Ivalinn of officers of Natosi Iti Luile Nodi numb a com talus in nuclear a mall Lark in Allied can Imanil Kuru a i n 11 e in i and in Courdle Mininn of operational and three planning at of thin slate Uli air by endorsed a new nuclear striking  a  said Force for the Atlantic Alliance. Close of its Spring meet it. The Molly ratified he Brush Amerl polity and approved the Steps Nik Council said that the continuing no Plim for pulling Tot other tar in to Dorwani. Nuclear forces which presence of soviet troops in Culm go tar arrangements for existing i Are to i u silk Ned to the supreme army Navy air Force unofficial publication of the . Armed Fortt in Europe North Africa end the Middle  volume 22, number 38 freeze in . Also threat to Eastern crops by United press International one of the sharpest my cold j naps on record threatened to bring i millions of dollars in prop losses across the Niit Lon s Northeast Frt a Day. 1 Michigan farm expert raid the state s Cherry crop would he the smallest in n decade. Temperatures As Lowns 20 decrees threatened Bovero damage and perhaps com pm Etc loss to new York state s she million Crape crop. Ohio Lomento growers Loo Kiml for More losses Fol lowing to  toll from Carlin a j Low temperatures. Pennsylvania stale police said Farmers were burning Chi Ryt Hirik they could it their Luinis on in Hopes of it eat in k up knives of poaches grapes apples Natl Chr Ries. Cop crw Vinn air Farmers in new York s Krie  counties hired Liello of ters to Fly aver their farms. The whirling Rotor Blades warmed the air four to five degrees und broke up Frost pockets. Cold record fell from new York City s Central Park to Richmond a. The new York Low was 39 de Grees. In Richmond the record breaker was 41.0 degrees. Other temperatures which ranked us the lowest Ever recorded for this time of year were 29 at Albany. . 2s at Youngstown. Ohio. 40 at Phil Adelphia and 28 at bin Hamlon . So at . Polaris  o Sac c. Nuhi. Al it. Interi hunks of Fuller in formal  it of sack left on lion from member countries on his staff of a grimly responsible to Lioio poll Lirl and military Levels him for nuclear Multi lev officials said the nuclear Capit Arran Kiin nos for broader Pur cant on i Nur Cut. 3t . Requests injunction to curb Wallace Birmingham Ala. Up Tho Justice department tiled suit Here Friday to Block gov. George Wallace from interfering with the enrolment of two negroes at the University of Alabama next month. The suit was filed in Federal court asking for an injunction against Wallace who has said repeatedly he would personally stand in the schoolhouse door to prevent racial Congress Cash for probes of sugar prices sartorial spi.en11or Putnm in Mir Flim Castro will return to Culm in n Nimori Elf it a Unnur Han in arrived. Sovart Pri Mir Elk Ltd Khorun Hoshev who car Ilika on invitation to Lull Cuba in Thi Lorro of Chr soul re i non Enlal on Thi bar did Cuntro. A tron no lift Mosow Ullh Homi new Rik Iliff Onil Iram a medal. Sre Norv polite 4. Amo Rubird 1 Rynn Rhoto integration rider tacked to impacted school Bill Washington House Educ Tilton records for the Date included 30 at Syracuse. ., 32 it Scranton a. 28 at Burll Nylon. Vl., 43 no Ilo Anoke in. 44 it Allan or fully 40 at Newark. . And  Story was the some in Corn Fields and Home a Virdi is ii Cross t the upper Midwest and Ohio vol  Rains fell in Wyom Lnu and Florida during the no kit. More than i a inches of rain fell a Daytona Beach Fla. And More than an Inch was dumped on dig Piney  showers swept parts of Minnesota and , mostly fair weather was the Rule although unseasonably Cool weather was expected to dominate the Southeast Louth As lower Florida. As far weather fully my Lluc my in Feu. Dirt Lek us to Fri Kuhrt a h�l1k�n la Tomura m 71 Iasi the committee approved Friday a Bill to continue Federal Aid to impacted school districts but Only if they de Egre no their schools. The Bill would extend for one year the present l in which pours Riboul s Lutio million in Federal funds into 4.000 school districts. The so called Imp Cleo Art its Are those which have in rec numbers of children of . Employs or service personnel. This time the Bill also include san amendment that requires any segregated school District to file a  finn with the .office of education by june 30 this year in order to qualify and to Lave the plan in operation by june 30, 1964. To remain in the program. The Bill approved Friday also includes the District of Columbia in the program. Backers of Tho Bill say they expect it to pass the House anti Dis Crim nation amendment and , such an amendment 751 cuban refugees Dock port Everglades. Fla. Up the freighter morning Light docked hero Fred by with 751 refugee Framcom Munaut Cuba. The red Cross said Tho freighter carried 359 women. 268 men and 124 children usually acts an n red Flag to the Southern forces in the Senate who have the weapon of filibuster to use Gal not it. The ant discrimination provision has been lidded to a number of Crent Bills in recent years an has been d u h h v d the Novvel amendment after c o m m i 11 e chairman Adam Clayton Ivi i la d-. A Viira. Who offered tin provision Many times. But this year the men Gnu a Vas offered by Hep. John Dent. Dpa., chair hmm of the sub Commito which approved the Hill Itiat week integration in the state. Justice department officials Hereford several weeks because of continuing racial troubles filed the suit which was announced in Wash in Lon. Atty. On. Unlit it f. Kennedy who announced i lie fill us of the complaint in Washington said it wan an attempt to to i immedi ate court test of Wallace s announced position of Legal resist Ance and Ink in Defiance to the Fedi Tal court orders Arl Mittong the two negroes to i to University june 10. Gov. Wallace recently flu Dan action in hip supreme court of he United slates to test the in Ulley of the president s authority Send troops to Alabama Durlik he recent disturbances in dorm Long a the attorney general noted. We Welcome this because the courts Are the proper form for set Ling dispute of thin sort. Or Arete part d to obey the court s Deci Sion in this  in its answer to the const Llu Lonal Challenge the Justice do apartment told the supreme court hat the Federal government has an obligation to preserve order an safeguard individual rights if there a breakdown in local authority Kennedy s comments on the supreme court action by Alabama apparently carried an Appeal to Wal lace to abide by the decision of the court should it Issue the in  Federal complaint asked the cont. Of Ptiip Foj col to from i i m i up Utthi it Washington  invent Ifon link  was chins can not d up i re As concerns Sci Pitu d Friday or a Iiri Illing sugar  majority Leader Mike inns Field. D-mont., us Keil the sen-kintmci1 Coni Matteu to invest to what he called skyrocketing psf to in the prices of sugar. Kip. A Luht Palman. D-tex., in Junco d thursday Bluit a Househ committee would Start hear is on Sugier Pike incr rises Early june. There Clavelo Menth came As Ugur prices Rose in grocery stores toss the country. Housewives ought in such heavy quantities some Cust h that stores had to ipos Purchase limits. The buying Price increase allowed raises in the prices of Ugar at refineries due to Thorld Supply situation. Senate finance committee half Man Harry of Byrd d-va., old reporters that he would by cont. On of of 34. Cot. A  satellite launched London a the soviet Union announced Friday the launching of the Ihly of its co mos series of unmanned satellites it was the second Cosmos launch ing this week. Pope s health causes new Vatican concern Vatican City Dpi Pope j John Xxiii 1s not rallying from re lapse of his chronic illness sofas As would be  Vati can sources said  81-year-old pontiff who has been receiving blood transfusions and coagulants to Stop the internal bleeding caused by what the Vatican has described As stomach trouble spent the Day in the Pri Vacy of his Vatican Palace apart ments. He began a nine Day spiritual Retreat Friday but was too111 to move to the Tower of St. John which also is in the 108-acre area comprising the  communique issued by the Vatican press office said there a a marked improvement to to condition of the holy fatso which is defined As satisfactory but other Vatican sources wer less  condition of Pope John a improved but not so fast As Wou be desired they  Hove been repeated up a lined reports that pop John cancer. The Vatican has Neath confirmed nor denied these ports. Lury spy verdict blocked by negro new York a Tho Only no pro juror at the spy trial of Navy Ooman Nelson c. Drummond no a no so said the jury voted it for conviction and he was the Ole  negro juror Edward l. Wat Kins 35. Said race had nothing to do with his vole."1 would have voted the Way i did no matter what color he wot in  be never been on a jury before and Here they were trying to get this Man electrocuted. Well t could see life imprisonment but not electrocution. Stateside Static i Hutchinson. Kan. Up police uld a housewife complained Here that when aha re fund to Talu Maia ilm sub acre Pylon Tho Travellin a Letman crabbed and Al Sid her. He la being held for null by klan of  
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