European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Pegi 4 the stars and stripes Widne Foy ally a 196 East West diplomats open test ban talks on promising note by Henry Shapiro Moscow up Premier Lelta s. Khrushchev s personal opening of the three Power nuclear lest ban talks drama lied what appears to be. In effect anew soviet Pence offensive. Khrushchev Assumption of of the so let delegation contrasted sharply with the obvious snub he or not to a top level delegation of Chines ideologists who on tile of time Day were attending the obviously abortive Sleno soviet recon Cullu ton the Chynne arrived 10 Vajra earlier the. Soviet look off for Kiev and avoided the Normal Courtesy of receiving a major fraternal communist part his return from Kiev last week Khrushchev and other soviet leaders have studiously voided Contact with the chinese aside from their business sessions which according to nil account shave Only exacerbated Sleno soviet by contrast Khrushchev received British negotiator lord Hall Sham Early monday and the presided Over the opening session of what May prove to be a turn ing Point in East West relations. At right 1stthe Kremlin s Oak panelled con Fer Aoa Roan adjoining the Premier s personal attire sat for eign minister Andrei orom Roand Mooe ova disarmament expert Valerian Brlit whole Teetee Toksu head of the bovid Dele gation. Ambassador . Emel soviet nuclear to Geneva waa la emacs Jwta Man to tote to Nufita run in his july 2 speech Khrushchev indicated willingness to accept what was originally a american offer made by former president Dwight d. Elto Howerin 1959 to exclude underground tests from the proposed ban. The russians never attach Edas much importance to under ground tests As the november 1961. For example Khrushchev said underground tests Are expensive and impractical and we do not believe in nevertheless informed incl 5 Al who Oast bpm r tarment Carina Aroas iss test Sis. Miia Mutof a Tea Sam a sir ten to to Bultot Viertl 0ttulwax� flue pot-0 on Littlon pact to be ment they interpreted Khrushchev East Berlin remarks in which he said. At the conclusion of the test ban agreement it is necessary also to take another big step toward easing International tensions to mean literally mat the conclusion and not an indispensable part of the ban diplomatic optimism was fur ther bolstered by the widening split in the Sleno soviet Campana Khrushchev s insistence on the practicability of peaceful co existence. It would be a Feather in hts Cap to show the doubting Thom ases of peking that the imperialist West can conclude an Honor Able agreement for . Opt Fco Moo Citro Ca in oldest of the Luis Cabrera Sellu and col Mara Omandam the ear far Rhrou about the comtt.?wms nuked tuesday by the Junto. Up photo t m m prior r . Fears another lost generation Washington up a distinguished group of educators said a lost Lener Atlon his emerged in the nation Young americans who have found no meaningful Way to help others. As a result these Young adult shave become indifferent to their neighbors welfare the panel and Bellg foil prejudice persists. And efforts to Corre tit Are greeted with Der Lalon and even violence the educators said in a 36-Page report entitled so Cial responsibility in a free the report was prepared by the educational policies commission of the National education association and the american Assoc nation of school administrators. A few Western photographer Sand newsmen were admitted before the bulness talks began to witness Khrushchev s warm and repeated handshakes with his old Friend w. Averell tar roman of the United states who sat on the other me of the Oblong table Tymn Lutter opposite the was an amiable soviet pre Mier who ushered in the talk Star jes tingly Aak Jig what should we begin with should we Startt hitting a agreement to Quick of the trigger Herri-3ru showed a Here of paper and Peml to Oak the table Aad smilingly mid. at this pout us dour pro Tanyko grinned ctr mid a shall sign now Tad m la the terms later. Of this Mol jollity Aad Larter it Tjada Whit Western Diplo a Talaber believe u be the first Elout step Mas tit october cuban crisis toward Donna so relations with a Mao Nabla dunce of the first time la the troubled history no the test ban negotiations the two sides appear to be in agreement that a prohibition in three environments underwater above found. Instate which requires no inter National onsite inspections can be worked out passport office fight leads to special review there Are Many worthwhile projects around the commission said such As in churches Char Ity Camps scouting the Feax corps political parties Hospital Sand fund raising health agencies. But the group noted that Man of these activities Appeal mostly to younger school age children from upper income families. Young adults seem to feel such work is not worthy of their at Tention it commission urged that the White House and Volunteer serv ice agencies take the Lead in helping the lost generation of America to find new opportunities and incentives to help others Les fortunate. Local communities might for youth service renters with the support of local and in tonal political leaders to give them added Tiret lbs it sold the continued health of the Washington up Testate department is reviewing the operations of 1u most quarrel Ridden and politically controversial office the Bureau of Security and consular affairs. Wilson Clark Flake former .Ambwmdor to Ghana and a Long Elmo member of the foreign service inspection Torpa has been called oat of retire mint to head the study. The Bureau has been the scene of a hitter persons Battle be two its administrator. Abba , and Frances o. Knight director of the passport office subdivision. Flake who hat two assistants has quietly begun his task. Schwartz for Many months has been attempting to fire miss Knight they aired their differences Over policy on issuance of passports to suspected communists at recent ret Mission of the Senate internal Security sub committee. The Bureau was created in 1953.during the Mccarthy Era and its top of was Given to r. W. Scott Mcleod. It has had three administrators so far during the Ken Nedy administration. The Bureau includes the pass port office the visa office the office of refugee and migration affairs the office of special con sular services which balls americans out of trouble overseas and a sem secret unit called the Washington Liaison group which handles removal of americans from foreign countries in crisis such As the one in Haiti Tut May. The department s Secu Rity office was moved out of the Bureau last year. Many of the Bureau s disputes have entered on the Issue of hard versus soft policy to Ward communism. Miss Knight has opposed regulations supported by Schwartz which give suspected communists the right Tobe confronted with the evidence against them in passport cases. American society perhaps Iii very survival May depend on it the educators std. In the Longrun they added America s do mesh la problems May prove danger to the nation than that posed by communism. The comm Slon of College and professors classroom teachers school superintendent and the principals government officials and educational consult ants urged greater financial sup port of Public , they said the schools cannot alone create a sense of personal concern for the Public welfare in the Young. It is a Job for Home and town As Welt the commission expressed particular concern Over Young peo ple finishing school. Society la effect has Cut them Loose with nowhere to go. Only the draft for Young men exists for them to serve commission said Many americans expect schools to Dothe whole Job while refusing to finance the Effort. Either the Public must expect less of the schools or it must make bet tar results possible it said. No in edition cot Miaow a p. Imi1h or Usa it us. Wiliah w. Couram a of .".v.". ,. nun d. Pum Missy s. If tsum pm Tel a a. Ct4�. 4v Tod Hill. To Midi Tom emf 1c 7u44i to Tot of join 1w" ""m0"miyn k Moo. Us Smyrl q. 444 Etc us 0 l Oppidi West Geri any a Boom easing will As. my. We Bonn api tote West Ger Man Boom receded slightly last year but la still going Strong the economics ministry reported. The Troia National product Rose Fey a billion to j84.3 billion Dur lag the year 19tn-o. The Yea before. It Rose $7 billion. The Industrial production Index went up by 12 per cent during u62. While the total Industrial turnover Rose by m.4s billion to total of s7344 billion. In Iso the increase in the Industrial turnover was $4.93 billion. Steel production Ell by 899,000tons to a total of 32.3 million tons. The economics ministry report attributed this drop to sharper Competition within the common a total of 329 million radios were sold in 1962. Tolj is 380,000 less than in the previous year. The reduction is explained by the ministry report to be due Toa saturated Market. 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