European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 2, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sandoy jew 2, 1963 the stars and stripes Page 5 gop seeks new foreign policy Check Washington map Republican leaders called on administration officials for a Clear and concise review in Congress of president Kennedy s foreign poli cies. The Senate House gop Leader ship headed by sen. Everett m. Durksen of Illinois and rep. Charles a. Halleck of Indiana said that it want to support a bipartisan approach to International prob Byerns. But members said they Don t know which policies the administration is fallowing. The concept of by Porti an sup port for foreign policy can Only be effective when the supporters know what policy they Are asked to  the republicans said. Other Uncertain we find we Are not alone in our uncertainty. A number of democratic senators have been expressing their doubts also in re cent weeks. Major publications likewise have raised question in their news and editorial comment we. Suggest it the Senate committee on foreign relations and the House committee on for sign affairs invite the appropriate officials of the executive Branch to appear before those commit the for a Clear and concise re View of foreign policy. Such a review conducted Spon sixty by All parties to it. My it do much to remove doubt where doubt now exists Sharpen View-1 Points at the Pottry in King level. And enlighten not Only the Amer ican people but our friends abroad a Welt spot Lyle complaint the republicans snid or. Ken Nedy s grand design for Europe is now inoperative and has been for Many  they added that nato is in a doubtful con  they said is. Conces Sions bad Isof. Advanced chances for a nuclear test ban Ronty. What is the policy toward the soviet Union and its satellites they asked. No one seems to know. What is the policy on Cuba no one seems to know. What became of the on site inspection agreement for Cuba be tween soviet Premier Nik its  Khrushchev and president Ken Nedy no one seems to  . Robber get $300,000 in jewels new York Farj two gun Man took $3004 00 Worth of jewelry from the Park Avenue apart int of socially prominent mrs. Caril turf car and terrorized the robbery victims. Detectives said the jewelry All insured consisted mostly of Dia mond necklaces and brooches including several Matching sets. The 15-Mlnute invasion of the three Story Brick and Stone Resi Dence netted about $700 in Cash for the gunmen. Its Tot loaded army Gen barks Dalr Hun Tott i it Femon Aratee of operation of civil War carbine for Rel font knit re after the weapon Una presented u us chief sex Enitte of by 44th birthday. Secretary of the array cynus Valare second Iran left mad maj Gen Chester v. Clifton Aee owl from re zit. The president s Mill buy aide Complete us mop. A photo do it yourself Cannon wounds hand that built it Calif. A five who spent Many Stockton. Stockton boys hours manufacturing a rolled steel replica of a Cannon in their school s shop decided to test the homemade weapon. They took a boat and rowed out to lost Island. In the san Joaquin Delta about is Miles West of Stockton. They loaded the Cannon with Black powder from Shotgun shells packed it with foil and threw in a Tew Buckshot for realism. Then one of them lit the fuse and they ran for cover. It blew up. Loren Mehrer. 12. Had t found a hiding place fast enough. He i peppered by fragments which ripped into his right Arm and but Tocks. The boy is confined to Stockton Hospital for treatment. Police said the boys dumped j what was left of their shop project into the Channel. Psychiatrist absolved in Case of sex Gen Walker Chicago in i the judicial i behaviour reflects sensitivity and e Council of the american medical association has absolved the chief1 psychiatrist of the Federal Bureau of prisons of unethical conduct charges in the Case of former maj Gen Edwin a. Walker. The Council also concluded that or. Charles e. Smith did not Vio late professional Confidence and did not make a medical diagnosis regard to the mental condition of Walker. Walker was arrested last fall during rioting at the University of mass la tippi at Oxford. Mils., when James Meredith a negro entered the previously segregated univer sity with the help of Federal troops. He was Charfield with rebellion. Insurrection and seditious conspiracy but the Case subsequently was dismissed by a . District court grads find grades paying off Early Sulphur. Is up for the rut member senior class at Sulphur High school graduation Hud More Reward than a diploma. W. T. Burton a Lake Charles. La., industrialist handed out $13.350 to students. The four top scholars got s200 each those with averages of 3 or better got $100 and the rest got $50 apiece. Thirsty juror asks for drink judge answers him dryly Denver a dist. Ludge Robert p. Fullerton received this note from juror serving at a murder trial your Honor. I feel my Basic rights and privileges have been in fringed upon. I would like to con suit with you about  a conference in Fullerton s Chambers. Juror Joseph h. Drwey Aid. All my life i be been in the habit of having a highball or two before dinner. I m not a habitual drunkard. In tact. I very Seldom get  the parched juror revealed that a drink before dinner relaxes him. And he asked the judge whether he could continue his usual a Diatom while on jury duty. Fullerton answered the request judge after a grand jury declined to indict him. Volume of letters the Ama said to had received i volume of letters from individual physicians and statements from two county medical societies charging Smith with unethical con duct. The complaints alleged that Smith made a diagnosis of Walker without a personal examination contrary to Good medical in Vlk and that he violated a confidential doctor patient relationship by Muk ing Public statements concerning Walker s health. The allegations again Smith were based on statement he made Justice department nirome Carl Belcher at Belcher s request after studying news reports und medical records concerning Walker. Including o report that Walker led group of students armed with rocks and Sticks toward the lyceum on the University Campus. Smith made an affidavit that suld some of his walkers reported a tally unpredictable and seem ugly bizarre outbursts of the Ype often observed in individuals of Ferling with paranoid mental Dis  on the basis of the affidavit . Atty. H. M. Ray in Oxford asked hat Walker be sent to a Hospital or a mental examination. Walker it to the Springfield. To. Medical Center. Or. Robert Stubblefield. A psych la trial examined Walker and i court said Stubblefield s finding was that Walker was not insane or competent. The Ama judicial Council said three psychiatrists the Ama s Council on mental health and the american psychiatric association Jave a unanimous opinion thai Smith had not violated any principles of medical ethics. Not medical do Mojibi they also agreed the judicial Council said that Smith had nol made a medical diagnosis but gave impression or an opinion or which a court might decide a tech Nucal Point. The judicial Council expressed concern Aboul possible future situations wherein a physician migh be subject to political control in order to Pervert his medical open Ion or a used As tool for poll Teal  the Council urges physicians to be Alert to such Dom Bill ties and to refuse to give such opinions which might be used for political Pur  the Courll said. Alabamians criticizing Wallace Montgomery. Ala. Upo opposition to gov. George Wal lace pledge to Block integration of the University of Aln hymn this week i mounting in almost every set lion of the stale. I from businessmen to Farmers the cry is for Law and order and avoid another Oxford.". More than 200 residents of i Tuscaloosa judges newspaper j officials professional and business i men asked the defiant governor to stay at Home june 10 when j negroes Vivian Malone of Mobile i and Dnald Mcglathry of  Volle Are scheduled to walk onto the Campus at Tuscaloosa and the University Extension Center at . Newspaper Back move almost every newspaper from Birmingham North has urged the Egren Lonist to pick up the h untie he hurled into the dust Nauru Rution Day with the prom a segregation now. Segregation Omorrow segregation  a Survey of students at the Una ersty indicated they regretted the Edural court desegregation order but they would obey it. The general sen intent of the student body was echoed in a piter written to the Montgomery advertiser by Thomas d Harrit who said. In part i request governor that if you Nve the Best interest of our school. Our state und our nation heart that you do not engage he Federal government in a full 11 spiny next week. The majority of my compatriots feel that though his would make a very Good show Oca Ity. It can Only bring us Daft nor without the state. The Tenor of the times is changing governor please learn from the examples set in other  a toting Pool my atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers culms the presence of the Gover nor at Tuscaloosa could inflame violence. Flowers adds that if a eclat rioting does break out a it did on the Campus seven years Ngo Wallace s Defiance will be the main cause. A freshman senator de Horlon of Athens used the Public forum of the Senate to Crystalle the opposition to the governor s plans. To it on said the Issue is no longer segregation but obedience to the Law. Shall we defy the Federal court he asked. Is there any Hope that this Defiance would be successful Wallace s answer i made a pledge. It is my covenant with the  parked jetliner Burns Newark. No. Impi an american airlines jetliner parked at Newark Airport burst into names and burned. No passengers were aboard. No reason for the fire was immediately discovered. Film fan 12, sends bouquet to Marilyn Monroe s grave texan gets poetry award new York Lupe William s. Burford. Assistant English prods not at the University of Texus in open court saying Public opinion has been Given the annual s.j.500-. Might be against jurors drinking at lunch and dinner and i believe there is no question about break  Hollywood map two bouquets were added to Joe Dimaggio it traditional red Row s at the crypt of Marilyn Monroe in West Wool memorial Park on memorial Day. One of the Exira bouquets came from the fund e  Ball player. To was u urn Ivr ,id of the Queen. My j Monroe Deli Walt Whitman poetry award. The in word was announced by new York Lul r City cultural executive Robert w. I of an  of Mali do Ling. August. It Ion lust the other came from Kay Carr. 12. Of Deerfield. 111., who never saw the actress except on the screen. She sent 92 to the cemetery and asked that a bouquet be placed for Marilyn s birthday. She desc Bod herself As Only a fan " cemetery officials said Diug Gio. Who made arrangements or daily delivery of roses to the crypt at the time of the Star s death. Evidently wanted an additional remembrance for her birthday