European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 74 the stars and stripes tuesday May i 1963 Frostbitten pair Tell of night in open Tiro 17.s. Everest climbers flown to Hospital continued rain pm Jar to was n group  mild t  carried out plans. Is n team. Without this cooperation Itiba Likely neither party would have returned at  unsold sold the assault Hud Tobe postponed Over a month by flush of logistical  he mid a windstorm struck on May 16 and blew us off the Moun atom free m rejected by 1 Geneva up the unite states and Britain afo fifty rejected a soviet proposal for a nuclear free zone in the Mediterranean on the ground that the area would russians deny launch deaths of cosmonauts Moscow a Jive Jolo has de hied an american newspaper report that five or More soviet cosmonauts died after launching. The report was published los week in the new York journal american controlled by  heart or. In an open letter to meant  Day the editor of the government newspaper Alexel adz Hubel. A cud the journal american of publishing fantastic  Izvestia particularly seized on that portion of the report which Aid cosmonaut Plotr Dolgov died after being launched oct. 11, i960. Killed in jump Tost november the soviet press reported that Dolgov Wal killed on nov. 1, 1962, while Mak ing a High Altitude Parachute Lump. Adz Hubel the son in Law of pre Mier Elk la 8. Khrushchev also Laid the journal american was wrong when it reported that the illustrated soviet Magazine Ogon Yok has stopped mentioning the name of certain  replied that these men were never cosmonauts but actually were technicians who work on space equipment two of them came to the Izvestia office after the new York report was published adz Hubel said and were photographed. The photo graph was published monday night and the Izvestia caption identified the men As a. Be Okonev and q. Milk Hallow. Shu alive adz Hubel said two other technicians mentioned by the journal american a. Grachev and i. Kachura Are alive and Well but not in  journal american had said cosmonaut Vassal Levotch zoo Noviky died after a launching in april 1961. Adz Hubel replied that this Man is also alive and is work ing in Moscow but he did not say what he is doing. Although adz Hubel denied much of the report Point by Point he made no mention of another cosmonaut who reportedly died in february 1999. He was identified by the journal american As serenity Shl born. 2 copter men d f continued from Page t the Christ the King Catholic Church in go a Pingen a witness to the Accident wild the helicopter hovered Over the five Story Tower As workers waited to guide tha Cross into it Anchor age. He told the operation was Ham. Iain during then ii ill on Chr Vemi Rhino. Two Lent with Roll bits ends Horn Guldi were swept Down about 1x fat off n re flip supplies swore lout hut no one was injured. It looked nit it i were through but we eliminated Fine Camp and a termed Back up with tremendous help from the  unsold  a support party unsold Mediterranean ., Britain be Laid open to hundreds of so Viet m in  United states ambassador Charles c. Stelle told the 137th meeting of the Dlyn moment con Ferince that die May 21 russian proposal amounted to blatant propaganda because it was one sided in Moscow s  soviet Union has hundreds of missiles trained on the Mediterranean and the proposal Sayi nothing about their removal Stejno told British negotiator Joseph god Ber rejected the Moscow move As jus. Another glib suggestion. Clearly loaded in favor of the so Viet Union and a pointless a Neuvar leading the conference aside from serious  propaganda from begin Ning to end Godber added. In an Arm waving retort to the Western statements soviet negotiator Semyon k. Tsar Ptacin said Stelle and Godber used rude words to reject the proposal be fore it had even been studied in Washington and  Stelle told Tsarapkin the soviet Union should get Down to the Basic Issue of disarmament rather than proposing measures which would upset the present military balance of Power. Stelle called on to Saraphin to come up with details of a soviet proposal made in september Las year or a stage by Stuge reduction of nuclear delivery vehicles.  foreign minister Andre Gro. Myko made the proposal but  cow has since refused to go into  said he Hopes the soviets Are ready to breach the icy Wallof disdain which they have thrown up around recent suggestions mad eat the conference by the eight Neutral members that everyone letdown to serious negotiations. Missing Navy officer presumed dead Yokosuka. Japan up a american naval officer missing from the Cook High Speed trans port of the  7th Fleet since last Friday morning is presume dead the Navy said. The officer was identified Asension Donald p. Sanborn son of mrs. Eva m. Sanborn of exe Ter. . Portuguese writer Date Lisbon a Anu Llano rlbelro.78, one of Portugal s most famous writers died in Hospital near her monday. He wrote his first Book. The Garden of torments in 1913,and two years ago was nominated for a Nobel prize in literature. Be lowering Cro Perez by winds which caused the aircraft to Drift from the Tower. He said the Cross was finally Tow ered and the helicopter was  Ink away when the con Sci ing Lin which was to be cast free from the helicopter held fast and pulled the aircraft to the ground bending the Cross to a 45-Dogreo  eyewitness said the Rotor of nil Hornlien moved from  lo27.2ss on Church patently struck something on the Way Down and the helicopter Ca Romed into the Church courtyard and crashed. None of the workmen was injured. The names of victims in the Accident were withheld pending notification of next of Kin. Is Cut Swath i City Region a International Midwest City both in the general area of Oklahoma City. In Missouri the Tea Rotl i  a Twenter in the air near  but it did not touchdown. However heavy Rains sent Rivers in Missouri Raglan of Androni near Walnut Shade mo., and Tolla mo., were closed. Lightning hit and toppled the Steeple of a Church in Joplin to. Some cars were stranded on nearby Highway by water 8 to 10 inches deep. About two inches train Ell in the Joplin area in two hours. . Crash. Continued from Page 1 Jersey in any fatal Accident. Five of the six were injured some of the trucks were in route to markets in new York City. V. B. Cor ten 53, of Roseboro,n.c., a Driver for the , Coverson hauling co., was driving & Load of crated Cal Skuns when he ran into the fog. When i hit that spot you could t see  he said. The tremendous fog just seemed to collapse from the sky. It was the worst z Ever saw. It just fell one. Coates said he heard the noise of crashing vehicles and then his truck was rammed in the rear. A truck hit me and drove me50 Yard  he said. Coates got out to see what happened and saw another company truck that had been accompanying him had run into his Rig. The Driver was trapped in his cab. It was my buddy. I tried to help him. He said he was Hurt. It was on hour before they got him out Coates said. Virtually no wind on the top Okvit St that night. Bishop had sold Cir let that if Everest s usual winds of 50-70 Miles per hour Wen blowing they would not hive Ndoc it Back alive. No surgery is contemplate for either Bishop or unsold an Mart Lynn surgeon said. The . Robert Berry added it can not be determined yet if then to permanent injury or not.1 court rejects Alabama suit on  Troops continued from papa to order stems from a Post civil Wazlaw giving the president authority to order out troops to suppress Alt orders in states. Justice Byron White took no Partin the action. This made the court s vote 8-0. Kwi Cut Vii mentioned in dismissing the governor s com plaint the court made no reference to Wallace s request to have i Constitution s 14th amendment declared invalid. Wallace filed his suit on May fill a Brief submitted to the High court by the governor said the pre Dent s troop order was an extra close of personal Power and asserted or Kennedy s action "11tolerated by this court would in effect create a military  in us other major ruling of the Day. The court rejected a plan which would have desegregated the Parks and other Public facilities of Memphis Over a Long period of time. The court held that tha constitutional rights of negroes were being violated by the delay. City officials of Memphis had it lied on the court s famed edict that negroes should be integrated to to the schools with All deliberate Speed this has been taken to mean on a gradual basis. Goldberg Galvea opinion speaking for the court Jui tact Arthur j. Goldberg threw out the City s claim that the deliberate Speed doctrine could be extended to desegregation of Parks museums and libraries. R Goldberg then gave an Unmil Styk Able prod to states which soul maintain a segregated school Aye Tern on the grounds that item ton must be accomplished gi6t 4vally. S he said it is far from Clear that the All deliberate Speed Doe Trine would be fully satisfied by types of plans or programs for desegregation of Public education of facilities which eight Yean afo might have been deemed for Fly Lent -. The school decision. New never contemplated that the concept of deliberate Speed would countenance indefinite delay my. Elimination of racial Barr Lert itt schools let alone other Public ties not involving the Saint physical problems or comparable  1 president made Dublin Freeman \ Dublin up president Ken Nedy became the 48th Freeman of the ancient City of Dublin at a sin pie. Short ceremony in the City Hall  at Dublin corporation voted unanimously in favor of All party Resolution conferring to. City s highest Honor on the presi Dent. The ceremony conferring Tot Honor on or. Kennedy personally will to held sometime during Tor president s visit to Ireland we rfcs begins june 26