European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 2, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                              These european edition Velum 22, numb a 76 army Navy air Force   Al he . Kmat Bertei in iwae nth Altti end the Modt.  to Day july 2,1963i ctn i Drill. 10 no Indar . Expelling Russ Diplomat on spy charge front pm do Mph a  Alek 71. Taw ii.  Simsw i Mfd Jimmu Tim Emtell h stateside Static san plan disco up Sterl lift Bcott i mired he had won of term la Aji Irish it to take. Then be Herd his be loved san fraud giants had dropped � Declaron to the Cincinnati Keda. Well that the my to goes tha of or old Carpenter told you cant win pm Gram since he had nothing official planned for tuesday  whether this meant there was an urgent matter in washing ton press Secretary Pierre Salinger Laid i think on the part of the press and reporters travelling with him there is joint feeling and desire to return Home after 10 Day plans Call or president Kennedy to arrive at a South or Naples from Rome by helicopter at 4 30 . Tuesday joining pres ident Segno who will leave the Naples Airport by car. They will be greeted by adm James s. Russell a South commander in chief maj Gen j. 8111, a South chief of staff maj Gen f. Fonta italian air Force Deputy cmdr. Of air South. The group will then receive nato a South briefing. At 5 . Russell will Accord the two chiefs of state an honors Cen Mony with military participants rom six nato nations. Immediately afterwards. Russel will introduce president Segno can estimated 10,000 spectators. Both presidents will speak Thi addresses will be carried by radio and to. Country on a diplomatic pass it in 1959 officials said and n actuality was an agent of the committee for state Security the Kab the soviet Union s secret  in no Ruward of Mas humid Long a a chauffeur and at i mating in of Litun informal ton rom a Man identified Only at  mho in n . Government employee. The i per tent for which John worked win not let no if. But hour pm noid ii with in office con it cd with the cent nil Intelli f no All the Cia employee tin Tillon. Kit meat ution family urn in i he soviet in Ltd. Was mild to Anvi Ron rented fully in reporting St but nov n no a state department announce ment of be vast Van of h expel Rlynn Alfild the soviet attache nun engaged in highly improper activities incompatible with Hla diplomatic beginning on april 38 of this year the state deportment announcement wild Sevas Yanov at tempted to recruit for espionage purposes an alien resident who Isan employee of the . Govern ment. Coercion alleged Serai Yanov in this Effort tried to coerce the . Government employee by threatening reprisals to members of he family resident in the soviet Union if he did not co  soviet embassy spokesman said the statement about improper activities by a soviet Diplomat incompletely  the acting head of the soviet embassy Georgl m. Korolenko was summoned to the slate department and informed of the charges by a Erhard ii. Davis act ing chief of the state department s european Section. 4 climbers killed in Alpine plunge Chamonix France and four Mountain climbers two austrians and two Bra toys were killed Sun Day when they fell from Alpine peaks authorities said  austrians were identified by officials Here As Karl Soltys 29 and his brother Erflg 83, of Graz. The britons were not immediately identified. All the bodies were recovered. Rights Bill imperative says atty. Gen. Washington api ally. Gen Robert f. Kennedy told senators that pouts of the administration s Public  Bill n imperative to remove a Dally if nil the Rit of the president s civil rights program were adopted except for Mill hotly disputed proposal he old. We d not be getting and in an apparent reference Tracial demonstrations Kennedy said failure to adopt this part Atho program would mean we Are going to have a Good Deal More difficulties in the United  Kennedy testifying before thele Nale Commerce committee said however that the Public accommodations Bill is rot intended to apply to the smallest establishment where customers have a sort of social  he Gava Rooming House with two or three he waa questioned closely by sen. Norris Cotton . Asta just what businesses would be Cov ered by the Bill which would Wejs racial discrimination in privately owned establishments serving the Public and substantially affect ing interstate Commerce for example. Kennedy Laid that coat on Page 14. Oil l Vance names army counsel Washington api Secretary of the army Cyrus r. Vance named 32-year-old Joseph a. Califano or. Califano a native of Brooklyn,, succeeds Powell Pler Point who has resigned to return to Pri vate Law practice in new Yor City Pler Point had been general counsel since the Early Days of tha Kennedy  As general counsel will be the highest civilian Legal officer in the army and will be the  Legal adviser to Vance. A graduate of holy Cross Colleg and Han Art Law school. Califana is a Navy Reserve officer. He had been special assistant to Vance. Complains Kennedy aides mistreated Rome a the United states has complained to the italian government about alleged Man handling and mistreatment of members of president Kennedy a official  complaint. It was Learned monday covers actions by italian police and military personnel against White House aides stat department officials and members of the american press corps travel ing with or.  the complaint was Angler Buddle Duke state department chief of protocol who waa Amon those jostled by police at the quiz anal Palace the residence of italia president Antonio Segno. Physical obstruction of move ments by americans travelling with the president aroused considerable re among the us. Party and reportedly disturbed or.  was barred from the quiz anal Palace for a time during pres ident Kennedy s conference therewith Segno and Premier Giovanni Leone monday morning. A French reporter saw the protocol chief by ing pushed away from the Gate by in italian policeman and explain Din italian that Duke was a Bona fide us. Official. At this , who holds ambassadorial rank was  Kenny by aides who gained Entrance to the Quirl Nal Only after much a Hovling and loud arguments included Theodore Sorenson the president s special counsel and my George Bundy special assistant for National Security  or. Kennedy s secret serv ice guards had repeated difficulties with italian authorities. At on Point the italians attempted to prevent secret service agents from following the president in the motorcade that brought him into the  incident involved efforts to get . Newsmen and photog Raphers into the Airport to cover or. Kennedy s arrival from  carrying the press corps were barred from their assigned area and a White House official who protested was ejected from the premises by police