European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 05, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Log. 4 the stars and stapes vim hasday aim 3, 1948 Nitze warns West to Brace for new tensions Washington up the West must be prepared for a renewal of incl Lay tension be tween East and West Ai re cult of the forthcoming Sleno soviet peace talks said Paul h. Glue assistant Secretary of de tense or International Security affair. But he said in a television interview there Are no indications at the moment that the russians plan to heat up Heberlin crisis again. Glue termed is no soviet re lations a Central Issue in the communist i would be surprised if the could in pc a a pal a common Uon Netzo wild. But he did not Rule out a harder soviet policy line As a result of an arrange ment with an Endeavor to accommodate their position to that of the chinese communist they might move somewhat in that direction. "1 think we oust it to be full cognizant of that risk Noltze said. They have not been Active i foreign policy in recent months but i should think it was mistake on our part to draw from that a conclusion that this would continue indefinitely. I think we have to be prepared for a renewal of Active tension Between East and West Noltze said then it is Cone Elv Able that a part of a harder soviet line that the Berlin Luu would again become an immedi ate and important Noltze made these other Points nato the Ottawa meeting a one of the Moat successful nato the United Tate will go ahead with their plans for an inter Allied nuclear Force and the . Government does not consider suggestions for a specifically european Force realistic proposals. France is capable of building up the first generation of its Force to Rappy with about 50 Mirage bombers by 1965 but might run into trouble when switching to submarine based missiles or some other Type of delivery system. Atom tests it would by a Surprise for the United states if Russia resumed testing inthe atmosphere this year but one cannot be certain of that the United states continues to out produce Russia in the mis Sile Field adding a Minu Mertian or Polaris missile to its stocks every Day. Cuba there is no evade not that the soviets Are bulted Luff of submarine base on Cuba. The is. Government feels cure thai soviet military personnel will eventually get out of Cuba. Soy news Story a phony and insulting Africa talks african students bitter Over russian hairy tale , Moscow up a falry4ale Story in the soviet pres about a russian girl who married a mos Lem and wound up in a harem has brought a Public complain from african student Here. The students claim the Story which we presented As a True tale we insulting and fostered discrimination among soviet citizens against africans and mos Lem. After months of urging the student said they had not been Able to get an official retraction of the Story. The tale originally appeared dec. 27 in the Young communist league newspaper Komsomol Kaya pravda. It related How Arutyun girl named Larua 111 under the Charm of a moslem student in Moscow named March mud. He married her and whisked her away to Hla Homeland but then sold her into the harem of an old Man who already had four other wives. When the Story first appeared a group of african moslem student from Moscow s Patrice Lumumba University said they went to the editorial offices Okom Sokolskaya Pravada and asked for details and proof that the allegations were True. They Laid official there admitted the Story was a fake but never compiled with the students demands for a retraction. Similar protests to the Centra committee of the Young com we can t gain anything by violence by John Hall Jackson miss. A about35 negro High school and College students it in a semicircle in Corner of a Large auditorium in tensely watching a White lunch counter two null table an two Chain. David Dennis of Jackson a 33 year old Field worker for the con Troia or racial Equality Cor conducted a class on nonviolence or the youths who would take us i plane of other negroes arrested at lunch counter Down town. A expos i lilting at a Whit lunch counter. Mrs. Robi num la a Whit waitress. This it White agitator Dean Bald. So Xterm year old James Woolen Jae Kioa negro High school Stu Dent asked for a cup of waitress in. Willie Robin Ion a of Taylors Lyle him., gruffly replied sorry but Wedon t serve negroes in the White agitator 30-year.id Core worker George Ray Mondot new Orleans rushed Woolen slammed him to the door beating him on the Shoul Dera and kicking at he face. No. No. You got too Many place open Denali could get a judo chop on la Heck of mar neck. Carl your knee up Crouch up let1 try it us third try Young Woolen rolled smoothly to the ground pulling Laue of into a tight Ball with i hand Elai Ped protectively behind hit neck. That Wai food Dennl Bald any Quea to Lour the students shifted and Ratch a each other. They had keen amused and laughed at the Aock Tunica but thought of the tactic a Bend them. Look Man. What u Thea agitato a a Kelfer one asked. Well if he a a knife then very Tutje you can do. You cantry to run Dennis said taking the Ona Atlon a the opening for a talk on the nonviolent technique. When Yoa fight the individual Yoo a not touching i tin. Thl i something that has grown up in him knee he was a Little boy. He s been told to say Nigger Nigger All his Iff. Ton then what Good can Vio Lence do at thl timer Why i it so important to us nonviolence to the negro teacher demanded of inattentive youth. Well we can t gain anything by violence was the answer. A hand in the Back shot because we re trying to play on his the White Man s conscience a Young negro said. The teachers went Back to object lessons As three More Stu dents entered the negro masonic Hall. Ernest inc proster a 16.year-old negro his school student took a seat by Raymond. This time the White agitator was White a year old Steve Rutledge of Croton n.i., student body president at predominately negro Toni Gallo College of Jackson. Dennis told his class Raymond would try to distract the attacker of the female an hulled slammed miss or Easler from her seat. The class moved to lessons on How to picket and participate in mass marches. Dennis told the nonviolence did not demand they Stop defending themselves Only passivity for a demonstration with a specific , working with Raymond and Tougaloo student Betty Poole said 100-150 youths we retrained last week. A unlit league and to other soviet organizations also were without Success the students said in a summary of the incident passed on to foreigners in Moscow. The students sold the Story we completely made up. This is the latest of incident involving africans studying in communist bloc schools. In february ghanaian and ethiopians left communist bul Garia after a series of incident with the population and authorities which exploded into a violent protest demonstration in Sofia. The africans most of them i their 20s, told of racial abuses. And in May african and Middle East students were beaten in Prague by Young czechs for allegedly making critical remark about the soviet Union. It was the second juror Over misleading or false stories in the soviet press in recent months. Earlier this year a russian Magazine Story indicated that soviet scientists had just brought Beck to life some 5,000-year-Ordllxardllke the claim turned out to be a re written tale of an event that occurred in the mid 1950s and whose scientific accuracy was consider ably in doubt Washington up the states hailed the renal african Summit conference its realistic response to the Challenge facing africans for to operative . Officials pressed Relief that the moan 1 Leaden were not harsh in their 3 criticism of . Racial do scrum in . Mennen Williams assistant Secretary of state for african v affairs sold in a statement that the recent Heads of state meat ing in Addis Ababa was an important african Williams said the organization of african Unity which grew out of the conference is a realistic Ros Pomr to the Challenge facing the african nations for cooperative action. We know and the experience of our friends in Europe and latin America show that there Are Many problems to be Over come in the development if co operative organizations. It i significant accomplishment that .10 nations meeting during Fotter Days should produce a charter it was the first Public reaction of the conference by a Cabinet or sub Ca net member. President Kennedy attach great importance to the con Jer j ence. He said in a message to african leaders on the of " Day of the meeting that it vide a dramatic illustration. African prominence in world to Ekwun Winom col Iio Olav r. Smith or. Sauss Elusim eos. We suss d. Haw. 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