European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 22, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 14 the stars and stripes saturday Juriw 22, 1963 cold winds Rains by Golly it summer by United i Rem inh Niit Sofiat Accord cold temper lures far \ the first Day of summer chilled the North. Torrential ruins con unused to swamp the Southland. Low Tempe lure records were Al for this Date from new York to Iowa including . 39 Moline iii., 45 Rochester n.y., 43 . 90 and mud i son. W s., 30. The Mercury dipped to the Freez ing Mark at Sault Sto. Marie. than six inches of rain cascaded on Galveston and Texa City tex., closing parts of several highways. Showers and h indent Arm Pread across Dixie dumping nor than an Inch of water i mattered areas. The weather Bureau promised a wet Welcome for summer with thunderstorms and showers fore Cut from the Pacific Northwest. Across the Plain through Tennes see and out along the entire us coast Thunder Howors were Active across the nation. More than i inches soaked Northern Vermont and Northern Alabama. Lafayette la was hit with in inches ear Lier and sugar town la., fairly melted with 8 inches the Day be fore. A Tornado and two funnel Clouds were sighted near Amton la., caused no damage. But steel Union accepts pact icon Linued from Page 11 could not be determined at this time. . Steel also bold it could no figure the Coil accurately. How ver it estimated that employ ment coition the big ii Ittel firms represented would Rise about is cents n hour Over the life or the agreement which the Union mid it hoped to Hove signed by next week. The contract becomes effective aug. 1 of this year and runs for 91 months. It mar be reopened by Ither Side upon 130 Dayi notice uyt me after Jin. 1, ims. The cur rent contract could have been re opened with 90 Days notice. The agreement was announced by vow president David j. Mcdonald who labelled the Accord a historic Advance which will create at least 35,000 More Job opportunities when this provision is fully effective the vacation plan goes into effect Jan. 1 1964, and provides23 weeks vacation every five years Cor an estimated 90 per cent of the 433,000 workers in the Indus try. The employees involved will be those with the greatest seniority at the plants involved. All other employees in the called Junior group will receive up to three edit tonal weeks of paid vacation la the next five years. Those employees retiring before the plan goes into effect will receive an equivalent Cash payoff and an additional week of payable vacation. Presently steelworkers get a average three weeks vacation aft in years service. Vilnins soaked Ilie Texas inn mlle Mississippi Valley North Ern Plains find Northeast. Dense Rog Lunn o the Cape cad area n . Gen Wheeler opens visit to Usa eur continued from Page it the armed forces recreation Cen Ter in germ sch. He is to meet president. Kenned Yin Tonuu tuesday. Wheeler will upend let weekend at Goral sri. He will return monday morn Inglr Munich for n review by 24ih in div men then drive to Dachau far 241 h inf Demon it Trellon & and a visit to 4th army div. He will lunch at Tho Der haunch Academy then go to the mining area for shows by the 4th army div and German soldiers. He will leave the same afternoon by to till to Bonn for evening activities in connection with the presidential a lilt tuesday. Later tuesday he will go Tomlin Hinic and attend a dinner held by the 11th army Cav command ing officer. Major unit command ers of the 7th army will attend. Wednesday he will receive i briefing by the Lith arc and meet with Border police and . Border personnel. He in then to Nike papal Blessing newly hefty Fane Paul i Piar on the Balcony or 81. Peter Bank Lar in Rome for his unit appearance Niter i Alert Txton. Tham year of new pontiff formerly Battum Cardinal mount to Raven pop John a the Send roman Catholic ruler. A photo Montini elected Pope to be Paul i continued Row Page t Square raised a cheer that rever berated among the colonnades. Election of the 262nd successor to the throne of . Peter came patrol flight of the Border and go lne third Day of the voting a on to the Welden an a fora Al i with ? Clave bul no the second Coli Mart of Vot n the Early result indicated min Tho 2nd army inv. When r in due at the trial Nanti area it 11 40 Honsl a h Llu 24lh and 3rd info los. F " i acc ton came on the ballot h is due it Batty to. 7th army la. The neral will arrive late thursday morning at Campbell Bur rocks in Heidelberg for a Greet ing and lunch hosted by Gen Paul u for usar rur com Lutts will Fer with Freeman in the afternoon. Then attend a reception at Patrick Henry Village officers club Andino Imnel dinner with to to Stuttgart the Fol lowing morning and Fly o Rome Gen Adams arrives for Lisafe briefing Wiesbaden Gen Paul d. Adams commanding general Rotthe . Strike come arrived Here Friday for a two Day briefing on Usah to Structure and War capabilities. The . Strike come combat Reudy forces army corps and to tactical air come. Crash near Border my Nelch. Germany Fin Fri West German Border police Friday discovered the wreckage of i Woc Echo lava mig15 Jet or lit pm the plane appeared to have crashed thursday afternoon shortly before Prague aviation author tie alerted . Air font Affine Alsto of their jets were missing. One plane slowed into the Earth a few Yards inn Trie other Chi shed about miso Yard in slip West Germany. Bavarian Border police mild the believed the pilots were killed in the crush pm a us. Air Forre wild the 17th a Hud received a Call from the Prague control Tower shut two i u net were feared to inning. Of the sir Njegic i new Pul trim u he air farce. A 2n Gap. Hour Long Boom predicted Sun Valley Idaho up ii a top official of the american Bank ers and collation of new York City predicted Here tie advanced Polaris a3 submarine a Lsalle cored us second launching from a Furfure hip Friday. The rocket a. Fired from vertical lube in the deck of the missile test ship observation is land. It hurled a Noge Cone More than 1.500 Miles. Tent hated it. Stewart a. Thei they like new dehydrated foods being tested especially. Dehydrated Titenk by the army Are a lot lighter to carry and easier to store but most important of All. They Usta Good. That the verdict of in of the Millers a King part to a special warfare school exercise known As water Moccasin in. It looks like a Little piece of cardboard before u � Aid army Cook Alex c. Jacob but afterwards it looks like a Steak another Cook Melvln l. Mayo said he steaks were easy to pre pare. Just soak the meat to water for a moment. Then All you be sol to do is Fry it one minute to he mild. The steaks and other kinds of new dehydrated rations Are being served members of Battery c of the 82nd airborne div 320th arty they May replace some kinds o Field rations if they Plovc mils factory fifth since the 80 cardinals thursday morning. Who vol a for or against him and what the Al nil inlay was May never be known Unco this is one of Thi up Relk of the Ron love. All pro Kent incl Udine month no stood before their red flush. Hold trimmed chairs while Alt not ninth Low Areil purple canopies a Ulicni Cuil Liing Tosser and. Their Urilt d in nah lion Tlynn of the suite Colli pc. Ami Rochod the of of pro Mel try of slate in pop Fleck with a lathering of con worked with Piliu Xii in that position he worked closely with plus Xii. In the january 1953 consistory Pope plus an group in the roman Catholic Hier Archy. With month no ascending the throne of . Peter Vatican source said u needed certain that the ecumenical Council called by pop John would continue 11 . Ifon finl was born to Concelo near the Northern italian City of bronc la. He wan ordained priest in a Racla Cathedral in 1920 and noon entered the Vatican dip loan tic service advancing to the i Lave off i inn and naked in latin do you it rpt your election byen no n in a in Sprewe i month no replied. The Vatican City new paper oxide Rantore Romano said Moll no at ibis Point added he thought him self unworthy but he accepted be fore the of divine How do you Wlsh to be called tit Serant then asked. Paul the he answered. Then the new pontiff moved into the vac Ruly adjoining the Chapel , 111. A Al to Ono i Ojo i Mui i brought Joy to Rou in of the Pope. a an Wembly line worker in an Farrl Ronor. Plan there. Fink it father . Woo � brother to than a pipe t. Father. Our Ranique did not know each other very will Frank told fellow worker who him on the ruler Tenn of he Lant we him when i a a to Don the while Eck Leonls of office Hui will be Elk until his dying Day. He returned to hit room for meditation utter appearing before the crowd. Later. A hid first appointment a named amleto Cardinal clog Nail As his Tkv Cretura of state the next most important Vatican Post. In Dinul clog annl Hod held the same office under Pope John and took on Active role in the preparation of last autumn ecumenical Council. He served for 35 years As a papal envoy to Washington. The new Pope scheduled his first broadcast to the world Over Vatican radio for saturday. Montini typifies the progressive bounced that he had wanted to make month no a Cardinal but uhf Montant declined the Honor pre Ferring to remain in his Post. But eventually he left the vat lean with Pope Pius naming him archbishop of Milan in november 1934. Month no took his teat u Arch Bishop the following Epiphany Day. The Cardinal red hat was 0nally placed on month no hm.4 four years later in december ubut. He was the first Cardinal create by Pope John of Jet Tanker Down 1 dead cil copes muss a a kc13s air Rorre Jet Tanker plan crash landed and burned Early pm Day in a Rural Nova about 3 Milts from Westover air Force base. The tour Man Crew Rode Down with the plane. One was killed i other three i coped with what were Dirrl bad As relatively minor injuries. Killed was m sgt Daniel Donahu 32, of Rye. . Ills bed was found in the wreckage. The other Crew members a it ported in Good condition at the base Hospital were maj Harold . 45, Tunkhannock a the Pilot 1st u William o. West k Oklahoma City okla. Copilot an maj Jerome a. School. 38, ,wis., navigator. The plane came Down in Cranky in an area covered with Low under. Brush and inaccessible except 07helicopter or on foot. 4
