European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Ripes army Navy air Force Uno Tulat Publico Tui Olik. . Arail farm in Furiat North Africa Mel la my Del. Bit Volun 72, number 90 8 Cunti Dolly 10 Ementi sunday , july 17, 1963 ., Canada to close 28 Dew Sites Washington up the United states and can Ada announced jointly that they will shut Down 28 of the 68 radar stations in the Distant Early warning Dew line which stretches across the Arctic to warn of bomber attack. The announcement railed the Hutting Down of eight stations Unalaska and 20 in Canada an and  it mid there would still be acceptable War Ting of attack if it should Ever come. The Dew line won built across the top of the continent in the late Loans under an agreement Between the two countries reached in 1955. With later extensions to now reaches from the tip of the Alue than it Nils across Alt in Ctina a and cent nil Gnu Roland to Ici land ibs employee acc red shutting Down the 2h slut ions will affect 123 Canadian and 60 american employees of the it Der electric co. Which Ope Ralph and maintains the Dew line . Air Force contract. No specific reason for hit Clos of the stations was snied in the announcement. It talk the  government recently pungent de to Ottawa thai reappraisal of the Une t effectiveness indicated thai certain adjustments May he mad in the equipment coordination am till provide acceptable Early warn  was understood thai the Altet to be closed were mainly Gap filler radar stations. The main radar stations Auloni the line arc rotating radars while reach out at Long Range and High altitudes to detect aircraft. Gap filler radar italians Are Plard be tween the Large totalling radar Sta tons to cover lower altitudes. Rep. Ralph j. Rivers. A Lantka Aid the air Force had informed him the eight Alaska tuition being closed Down Are negated it Demar cation buy. Cap is Aulne. Fey Chin Pard Bay. Cape Simp ton. Kor River. Mclntyre. And Brown Low Point. Norwegian Kex Amoy Dies Washington former Ifor Mcglan ambassador to Washington withe m Munden Sterne died Here after a Long illness. Orient Lerne to 75. Nov. George c. Wallace Wallace say she would t enforce Law from pm gov. George c. Wallace of Ala Bama declared tuesday Itiat he would make no Effort to help enforce a Federal Public accommodations Law nor would he encourage compliance with it in his state. I would just go ahead and be the governor of Alabama and Lethe Federal folks try to enforce  Wallace told the Senate Commerce committee in Washington. The governor restated his vie that it would take an army of fed eral agents or troops to enforce Alaw opening restaurants motels and Heaters and other places of business to racial integration. Complete testimony Wallace returned to the commit tee to Complete the testimony agans. President Kennedy s Bill which he began  s declaration came during an Exchange with sen. Philip Hart,d-mlch., which even got into the question of whether heaven will be segregated. The governor had concluded lengthy Friendly questioning by sen. Strom Thurmond . With the assertion that he bore no hatred for negroes or anyone that he believed in god and tried to follow religious  Suid that since a allure Hud introduced this solemn note into the proceedings he would like task what you think heaven will be like will it be  Wallace answered. I Don t think any of us knows what heaven will be  he went on to Tay god con of Page if col. Is $32 million Grain lost Senate told Washington a sen. John j. Williams r Del., told the Senate tuesday that 24 million bushels of Grain shipped by the unite states to Austria in a barter Deal have disappeared. Republican Leader Everett  of Illinois id gop  ton Wilt request per in i com Mil tee i n vex 11 rat Ion of what happened to the $32 million Worth of Groin. This really in big stuff Dir ten told newsmen. Can t imagine Durksen talking with newsmen after a discussion of Thi Cusp by the Senate gop policy committee Tali can t Len run t you could lose 24 million bushels of Grain without some collusion  Williams said the shipments which began Iti he lust of mitral year of the Eisenhower administration and continued in two subsequent Eris of the Kennedy admins tin Tion could have gone behind Theiron  another possibility Wllling Mysit id. I that the missing Rorn bar k und Grain sorghum May have been diverted and told in Western Germany or in other european countries for  of this happened he said. It die pm iced Normal Dollar Export Algrain. Military pay clause raises Senate query Washington a retirement pay provisions of the administration proposal for $1.2 billion boost in annual Lay for the military ran into Sharp criticism at an initial Senate hearing tuesday. Sen. Clair Engle d-callf., said he wanted to Stop a exodus of generals admirals and colonels who retire after 20 years and then step out into jobs with defense industries at $100,000 or $125,000 a year. Engle nerf Rop. Sloven m. Foung a Ohio. Suttit�1ark if retired afr Irr earn02.s10 or More on private John. Thul in the any for Uttmi Stork and four  v. Fortl i Avi my flu or met of mtg h h h m rep. Curl Vinson d-ga., Veteran chairman of t i House armed services committee criticized provision in the House pay Bill which would allow retired Mill try personnel those who left fore the last pay boost in june Hopes increase for Accord on a test ban Moscow a  Undersecretary of state w. Verhl Hur roman  Britain s lord Hall Sham met with foreign minister Andrei Gromyko tuesday amid signs of increasing Hope for Success in 1jw8-to recompute the retirement negotiating an agreement on a pay on the basis of higher rates a a mule Willt n u c e a of the 19m  s Rommel tree had rejected this Pentagon proposal but it wan inserted on the i Louse floor by on weapons tests. Reliable Western sources Here mild tuesday Ali it thut two Day related Story on Png 4 of talks had made some Progress toward a partial test ban agree unrecorded Teller vote. Mend letter struck Back with a per Sonal letter to members of the Senate co Mitic a. Buying its estimated Tat Tel Cost would be $s04million, with most of thin going to j wore opened in he Kremlin Mon that was the first word to from secret talks which some 89,000 generals admirals an colonels. Norman h. Paul assistant  of tier unit for . Strongly supported major prove ions of t he mouse passed Hill which he said would add some jl.-22ti,�k ,00u to present annual de sense  of t a added rot could be Day. A tripartite statement said the discussions were held in Friendly  Zorn optimistic before the  sat  soviet foreign minister. Valerian Zorn was asked by awes Ern newsman if he thought the talk were proceeding Satis  replied in my , Paul testified through reduction in present technical train ing costs of More than $1 billion a j yol year. He said longer retention of tuesday s Eslon ended after skilled enlisted men and younger j bout three hours. Harriman an officer would a Duce the a train Hall Ham were teen driving off in ing costs through less turnover. \ n american limousine Broa Fpaul asked senators to add ome in on to a .0 month More in pay boost meanwhile. Premier Elk la s. 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Census la kit. Only 80.000 will be needed to do the , la will a Lull Blued in highly congealed heavily Tran Ilent or predominantly Tor clan Lani Uane ipe oking areas according to a report oct Oman Long the Bill. Pack to race us Brittoh and Braun two Talon All toe to Tiff in to avow during Tell aimed at a nuclear teat ban treaty. At left Are from lower toll Premier Elk la 8. Kuhni Acner Andrei a. Or Savko Valerian a. Zorn and Benny of k.  lower right u Jub.  Barelman with Beluah  Lori Mallana Bicaldo him. Be photo