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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 4, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thur Idoy july 4, 1963 storm of i lashed by killing tin Rochester . Up Mohawk airlines Martin a a Riched in a blinding rain an hailstorm seconds after Takeoff tuesday. The Pilot Copilot and five passengers were killed. The other 36 persons on boar were injured seven of them Crit  plane was headed for Ward ordered to stand trial in vice Case London up society Osteopath or. Stephen Ward was ordered by a magistrate to Stan trial on vice charges. Including living off the earnings of playgirl Christine keel whose relations with Cabinet member and soviet Diplomat exploded the nation s scandal of the  the Cabinet member John pro Umo resigned june 9 As War min ister. The soviet Diplomat Eugen Evanov former naval attache at the soviet embassy in London was recalled to Moscow. Ward pleaded innocent to seven Hargea and was released on Ball of Moo pounds s2joo plus two sureties posted by others of 1,000 pounds each. He left the court Lone and took a taxi. The ruling by magistrate Leo Radwell climaxed another Day of lurid evidence in the Case of the Osteopath who treated and painted the famous and promised possible further sensational disclosure when Ward stands trial at the old Bailey criminal court. No trial Date has yet been set Tim magistrate asked Ward i be had anything to say. Ward stood in the Dock and re plied "1 deny All the charges com  defense counsel Lames burgs id he pleads  guilty re serves his defense and Calls novtdtnca.1 the magistrate then ordered theold Bailey trial. Burg applied for Ball and it eras granted. 145 . Women Stop in Munich Munich 8ay8 on Hundred and forty five american women on study tour of eight european nations stopped in Munich for a two Day conference with International sub comm. The conference sponsored by the general federation of women s Cuba included educational an cultural panels conducted by Gar Man  the american waa mrs. Dexter Otla Arnold Concord. Nil president of the general federation with 11 million member in s3 nation. Prot extant men slate Lail rain Airliner l new York Newark , via White Plains.  said the Airliner roared Down the runway and Lam cd into a Black thundercloud. The plane got about 100 feet of the runway when t rolled Over on its left Side wobbled once or twice trying to regain flying Speed then plunged to Earth. The plane did  Burn. Most of the survivors crawled a Raul. A five foot Hole in the ride of the plan. The driving rain and Hall the size of Large marbles turned the Field surround ing the wreckage into a quagmire of  said the Pilot Captain r. M. Dennis of Elberon nj., an the Copilot. John w. Neff of Wil Mington. Del., were  Ann Lara of say Orvllle . The stewardess survived the crash. The five passengers who were killed were identified u Thomas Callanan of Yorktown Heights,. Morris Falk cos cob. Conn Lee o Dell Westport Conn. Roy Drew Pelham ., and Gerald Kurtz Harrison. . Tomato of Bai Richard Baldwin of Danbury Conn one of the 40 passengers said the plane waited on the end of uie runway for about five min utes. He Bald just a the Craft be Gan roaring Down the runway fora Takeoff torrents of rain and Hall pummelled it we got up to about 100 feet inthe Black Clouds then the plane went completely sideways an came Down on its Eft aide and hit the  Baldwin  Aat on the left Side and watched the Wing crumble. I think the plan rolled Over. Airline clerk bumped from i fated Airliner Rochester. . A a Newyork City Nan had buckled i heat Belt aboard the ill fated to Hawk airline night 113 when he heard Bis name called on the Public address system. Thomas d. Forrest. 38, promptly unbuckled his Belt and left the  went inside the terminal he told a reporter. Then i heard alot of sirens. And someone told me the plane had , a reservations clerk for Eastern air lines was flying Onan airline pass. Paying passengers receive seating priority and Forrest had to give up his place. I Don t even know what theman looked  he Bald of the person who took i heat stalinist Era Leader in Poland quits posts Warsaw a roman zen Rowau one of Poland s Moat powerful communist officials Dur ring lit stalinist Era has helped Down As politburo member an party secretory the communist Organ Tribuna Ludu  communique said merely that he had asked to be relieved owing to i Slat of health and the request waa granted. Outlook Foh dominate the w Era Kuro a ral of Ted Thunder in portion ii of Hiiftle allot m ubit Tutt t n in h my Muff h h Smith of a Knuth m m Oktem h � a Tinl Ihl i cold i to u. A Welcome colder Turea Ald do Midwest wednes violent Thun i through the Ohio it was expert of the Day a Alai Way would be Mississippi to the the Mercury do arty at Duluth the 0s As far Smith desert Sou 111 highest Lunation with Blyn ing 85  Ohio Valley an through the la  storms Rains and Hall fro England and Rei four  in Olathe Kan. A died when they lightning. A Mouded Whan High w onto the garage had taken Refuge the storms inches of rain on in a a hours and Tat gain Eeville i . Inches of rain in i 1 . Today other Over the in using partly clow1showrrs in the aft France will a c u.8 Tern by United in  is � 0or h Sior Trtat s4 17 Dit Bill s4 him n it. Wartt w  h n Hamim n nil Merih m is Yont be s. Mic by United Proa front sent Tern a in the upper Day and punched informs eastward Valley. I that by the ending nine Day beat broken from the Atlantic. Pred to 46 degrees inn and into thaa Atlanta.  maintained Pera Tures in to he. Calif report still swept themore Ere on tap War Mississippi dumped heavy Kansas to new ulsted in at least still water .1 Columbus. Ohio Wen struck bunt airy. Ohio boy ends topped a tree where i family during a storm jumped nearly 3 Wilmington ,nor than 2 inches to in the same 111, had nearly 1uleas than an hour est Tva director die. Knoxville. Tenn. Up  a. Curtis. To a retired director of the Tenne aae Valley authority died u fort Sanders presbyterian Hospital Here. Warm and mount air continues toaster portions of Centra and went y skies with morning a andr Narnin and evening. Only the weft Blondy with occasional Light rain. Perot read International Hlib pm Halih Loki Iii of m 7� Ohlfs cell h m i Iliili n is Mii Kimii w Nam am rim is m rum. My. N u Mimi mall Al h to Olaf Al n Sushil Mthm h � Sll Liu Cut ii ii  it h so Fife n a of Mhz ii ii  Siss m 74 Sham is Mem talk ii ii  14 17 i. Aril Mytri Mil ii 11 pm. A. Rings Relief West East it International while Columbus. Ind had More than an  weather Bureau said the Minnesota High would move East during the Day. Strong southerly winds were expected to bring sum Mer Back quickly to the Northern and Central Plains. . Deputy mixes business fun Syracuse. . A the Onondaga county sheriff s depart ment Clambake waa in full swing when a Deputy thought he recognized a fellow Clam eater a a youth wanted by police for several Man  Robert Mcrobble Tele phoned the office for a  warrant was located and driven to the Clambake site in North Syracuse. Two hours had passed but Rob Ert e. Wright. 18. Still was enjoy ing the bake. He was arrested Ona third degree burglary warrant is sued last fall and was taken to jail. Des Moines windstorm kills army Recruiter Des Moines up m sgt Orris c. Schulz. 31 to Lanola Iowa an air Force Recruiter we killed when a Large tree limb crushed his compact car during violent windstorm. His wife Shirley. 31. And Daugh Ter Barbara. 9, escaped injury. Schulz was just leaving fort Desmoines army Post when the storm struck. Prosecution possible in Cuba visits los Angeles up the Justice  will be sled to press criminal charges against reluctant wet Nemea at n hearing Here who  visited cuban violation of the Low. A Houch subcommittee on in american  made the announcement at the end of two Days of . Edwin e. Willis a la said the Hor Longn Here and Elle where showed the Laws regarding travel to Cuba by Amerl rans were being flagrant la  Wlton is Fere. Have trav eled to Cuba without validated Pimp Orli or were there before think and did  leave or have them the passport validated within to proper  Willis said. Willis said he believed the hear ing have produced evidence that will be Unell in proposing legis lation or amending pending Legisla Tion  Only on travel to Nob recognized communist count Lea but also in regard to persons sri ment. Youths praising Cuba get word of advice Washington api the stat department says us. Student who profess to have found great  in Cuba will get a different notion if they talk to cuban Stu dents who want to flee Cuba. Press officer Robert j. Mccloe key commented on remarks am a inn students now in Cuba in de Fiance of a . Travel ban hav been making Over Havana  american collegian wag quoted As saying he found conditions of Al Nissl Complete Freedom in red  stated we Hope that these student would have an Opportunity to Frank Exchange with students universities where traditional and cherished autonomy has been loaf to the dictates of the Castro re Gime and academic Freedom a disappeared in the Shulti fiction at communist  further that they Wolfl have an Opportunity to talk flu some of the hundreds of thousand of cubans whose main aim in lifers to leave the Island for Freedom  full investigation asked on illegal Cuba tour Washington up rep. We Ham Cramer r-fla., has demanded prosecution of knowledgeable pre communists who he sold arranged a current study trip to Cuba by american students. He also called for a list of named of the students and fun invest gallon in  in a House speech said reports from Havana where . Students arrived sunday by 1 roundabout route in violation ols Tate department orders show that the group did  a claimed make the trip to find out the facts 3 he said the students were a la indoctrinated in  openly. In this hemisphere an that the trip was arranged for thai  Fry monday night Darmstadt Germany the Darmstadt chapter of the protestant men of the Chapel will have a fish Fry at 0 30 pin. Mon Day at the Emoth radio croup Mobile picnic ground. Wives and guests Are invited. New agreement on private Telephone Bills Garifi by i Nuuja 800ttstall writer Bonn 83 Bills now being received for private Telephone serv games and devotional activities ice by the 35400 subscribers living win to conducted after the evening la us. Military housing areas. In a meal transportation and Nursery West Germany Are for june an service will be furnished. Tickets May be paid in dollars Bandeara 99 Canta each and can be bought Post officials Here  the  of opel. Bills for july which will be charged at the revised rates and sent out in August will be payable in mark., a Bunde Spost spokesman  in rates for phone serv ice in Allied military communities were stipulated in the new status of forces agreement which went into effect july 1. The pact also lives the Bonn government  rights Over foreign troops in West  to the effective Date of the agreement a forces members paid a oat rate of 3.75 a month for phone service which included100 local Calls at no additional  revised rates will to u Marks or 10 Marks 1230. Month for a single party line pending on the size of the lot Telephone Exchange plug pfennig 4 Centa for each Call. For two party lines the charge now will be 8 Marks and the additional u Pei Lacall  
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