European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 31, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Pago 24 the stars and stripes Friday May 31, 1943 tornadoes rain Hail hit Texas by United tread International twisters swept Down on Texas thursday in what otherwise was a sunny and mild memorial i thai mite i n Al Bert m. Kuh Feltl the air Forre baseball a me at Milwaukee innings if tar Trevi statue has Rome up in arms Rome a City officials thursday planned a close inspection of the famed Fountain of Trevi Otter the Arm of one of us Marble statues fell off. The Arm tumbled off a minor statue but us splits wus heard around Home judge advocate general haul a co e n net l inn i army and air Orre lift sex Perls in let Linden n proposal to put american military dependents and Pentagon overseas employee in uniform. Officially i Nior is have been transmitted to the however at the informal re quest of the constitutional rights of the Senate Judici Ary committee the executive fun Mph n studies of these alternate possibilities have been and i for us min gyms to Wreath placed at Arlington by president continued from Aniio ii of aggression in the Caribbean since our opponent veered from the collision course in the cuban crisis lost autumn. To cited the War in South Viet Nam us an example of the vastly different tort los the communists have chosen to achieve their ends without n direct named clash with the West. New Chal Lenef the conflict in Viet Nam Typl fies dramatically the new Challenge whih we Are Fin ing in Many parts of the underdeveloped Tny Lor nned. I no Glud to report that by nil the indicator of Mill. Lary process slowly it is Trun but surely our friends Are winning this but Taylor sold this kind of War too has its Price in Ainora con the disunity list from Viet Nam he snid it not Long " nil is part inti by i tilted for can the traffic death toll mounted thur Tunny at Mlej nigh of american r r o w in c in Ottn the Hgt Tisaj m for tin Hal idly no raid. A Tiow Tel taif for dial nyc Jami Donn pro 18, after the former it older uen on a Rump or ind wrecked Ait army recruit in of Tatton in Albany , the 200-Pound Demart of Dlice miffed for i Nedlin Reata no been my i tinged when told i Climice of re melt thik were very Story Page 7. Up 1 Hoto Jones out duels Clark to win 500-mile race at record Pace gallon made the most of his lighter ear and ills smaller fuel loud in after lories third pit Slop he Ltd Only a 12li a third when Ito Ger of. Clu a a who had been running in that spot spun into the Wall on the Northeast turn while Iones was on his last Lap. Jones Nelu ally won under the Down was on been use of Mercius key s spin when Parnelli crossed Jones finished at in average i i to of 1i u.",7 . Rom paid Al to lir previous i we it of find of 1 in Ward. Is year s a mar. Clark with a Speed of Mph. Kovl. Wii k it. Ward. Vii Muff. And with la Iril All beat Ward s irl aft racial tension May Speed rights Bill cont Init com Parv if be about the business of resolving the Challenge which confronts in the contemplated plan would also apply to till forms of Public accommodations Heaters and hotels is Welt As restaurants Gross ing More than $1 million a year. Racial clashes took place in Var ious parts of the nation while in other cities police were on the Alert for fun cups. In Philadelphia violence occurred at n school construction site and involved 300 police officers and 250 pickets protesting alleged racial Bias on the part of the Board of education. Klught police men and two pickets were injured in the skirmishes which flared when pickets tried to prevent construction workers from report ing to their jobs. Philadelphia integration loader Cecil b. Moore threatened that 4.000 pickets would take part in demonstrations Friday and that an xxi person would Stago protests no school projects next monday. In suburban Radnor. Herbert Mill inform a relay for the a act told a meeting that the pm Ladet Pula demonstrations were Only the beginning of a nationwide drive against racial segregation in unions. He predicted Washington would be the next target. N new York n civil re Khan Lead Kev. James a Gusweller warned that the nation s largest City faces a possible racial explosion and urged various religious and civic groups to join in a Max rally on june 19 to promote Inte Gration. Another warning came from los Angeles v. Here Rev Maurice a. I wikins former head of the local office of the a act. Said los an will be the target of a Blum Ingham style drive for total p of discrimination. He said negro Lador a will meet Here next and to plan dlr Ulcy and a i timetable for our eneral attack.1 j at Jackson. , about 500 screaming an no to to. Denu surged tout Junior a Nior a Iii Salto ii an heir noon lunch break an i stayed a noisy. J 13-Nifiiuli Untim ret to Iii Al of a destroyed or a an emergency con Ribu which killed hundreds of persons i . in the lion to tit immediate Relief of after h Elf Vatu 1n.lln� nil i let n it rlil1 w Cihos. Al films of Tyllo Chr. In. � t in. The we Erner cd authorities reports slowly reaching Karachi three hour. H of found Between in pc not been Tab Al t j co i not no l c. 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