European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 24, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse 1-m3 pan am c proposal b to curb g Washington up pnn1amcricnti world at Wnm has challenged trans world airlines pro Pasal to end direct comp Tullon be tween the Netlon s two Averi Tongring carriers. Twa announced Sun tiny it Wou dusk to civil aeronaut los Board cab to an Lfan each airline exclusive operating re rats in specific Wrens. Under this orca con Cepl plan first proposed to n cab Ghana seeks ban on arms to s. Africa United nations . Up president Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana tuesday demanded a embargo on arms and am munition to South a Roca Force an end to racial discrimination in that country he made the demand in a letter to Security Council president Ahmed tall a Enelma of Morocco As the 11-Natlon body prepared forthe second Day of debate on de mands by 32 african countries for discipline of Portugal and South Africa for their alleged repression of natives. Russia seized the flail Avail Able Chance to leap into the debate Gal a nato member being listed to speak at the afternoon meeting. Ambassador Alex Quayson Sake of Ghana transmitted the letter Tram Nkrumah who declared the time Haa came for e Posi Tive end decisive Ecton to be taken against South Africa whose inhuman policies of apartheid have been an affront to the dignity of the african. We demand a total embargo on the sales and shipments of arms end ammunition of Ell kinds to that country. We demand nothing Short of total elimination of All forms of racial discrimination and in attendant evils so that non Europe ens in South Africa will enjoy the fundamental human rights which All members so Lei of the unite nations have pledged themselves to adm Rock Els arrives in London for talks London api adm Claudel. Rocket a expert on the Polaris firing missile Fleet has arrived Here for two Days of private talks in Bruin which he said would Range generally Over the role of see Power today and in the future. The vice chief of naval operations will meet with the Royal Institute of strategic studies and the euro Pean Atlantic group on Multi lateral manned surface Polaris forces. Captolo luf Ustmo to give doomed9 Norfolk a. A a never say die norwegian ship Captain who refused to believe his vessel was doomed had the ship headed for port tuesday. He is Captain Ell Abrahamsen. Skipper of the Tanker Uon Oor which was badly damaged in a collision with the american cargo ship san Juan 225 Miles East of Cape Henry. The Bow of the san Juan sloshed Hole in the starboard tide of the challenges y Twa Competition Iliff study Twa would a the Only . Airline serving Ireland France Spain. Italy Greece an Africa. Inn am would have exclusive rights in i Irlond and Northern ind Eastern Europe with both car rulers continuing to operate their existing route East of Asia minor and the Middle Enst. The area concept was i r rested an an an wer to the growing Competition of foreign airlines Over the pan am in Advance Testi Mony filed with the cab for the opening of the Board s transatlantic route renewal Case july 30. Said the cab Twa plan would seriously damage the competitive Posl Tlona of both lines two key pot Neupan am vice president Harold e. Gray old the proposal would eliminate the airline from parts and Rome two Point which pro vide pan am with More than 35 per cent of us transatlantic Busi Ness. The establishment of a Wall Cut Ling Western Europe into two halves with each half served by adder in us Flag Carrier would impair our ability to sell and pro Mote passenger traffic even to the portion of Europe left to Gray stated. We must be Able 10 offer u Many major destinations in Europe As possible to remain competitive with the Many foreign air if the area concept Wen adopted. Gray added the Jub. Flag extreme deterioration since our Many foreign Flag competitors would continue to promote and serve All of Europe while pan american and Twa worm each be confined to halt we would Loae traffic Passen Ger and cargo which would mean setback to administration efforts to Cope with the serious balance of payment problem Gray s state ment continued. The pan am official told Theca that under the area concept the Public would lose useful service altogether at some Points. Including the near East an beyond. 28 gis we Atic from prom data Pathea Neumegen. Netherlands More than 11,000 marchers 2,710 of them from abroad set out at Daw tuesday from this oldest City in the Netherlands for a four Day festival of feet the annual a Ler Doof be or pour Day March. Although the total number of marchers 11.126 is about 10 per cent below last years the number of foreign participants is higher than Ever. The largest shores contributed by Britain with 1.w9 members of the military forces in West Germany and 95 civilians mostly iceman and up banker head Tanker amidships from the main deck to the water line. Abrahamsen ordered his Crew of u into the lifeboats. Twenty four of the Crew were taken aboard the san Juan. Four hours after the collision the Captain of the san Juan radioed 5lh coast guard District Headquarters in Portsmouth that the Hon nor could not stay afloat More than two or three hours. But a crash men s Skeleton Crew got one of Tho Tanker s boilers Kepi same face toward Earth Navy rep Washington up the Navy disclosed that it 1ms orbited a satellite which like the Moo find for the same reasons keeps he sumo face turned always to Ward the Earth Tho feat wan described As Amajor space Advance. A natural stabilization system one that ran never get out of whack will k Willy extend the operating life times of communication and weather satellite of the future. Twas reported. What keeps the Navy s since Craft permanently toeing the Earth is the difference in of the Earth s gravitational Field across the dimension of the satellite. The stable Patlon system was de Orts Moon Vised by he applied physics Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University. The Navy did not identify the spacecraft on which it is used or suy when it was launched. But the Laboratory referred tit As an advanced satellite which will Point earthward throughout its lifetime of to provide n differential i gravitational pull scientists rigged up e 100-foot Boom which extended from the satellite in orbit in much the Samn Way n Carpenter s steel Rule unrolls. With the Boom extended the entire contraption swung in up Sec like a pendulum. To Correct that a weight was released from the end of the Boom to which it was connected with a a hash la / Al Fronti i anti Ulkje sore ital � 1 \ Lii toes la Elsm 1 1 few Uris tuft Lih a a l 1" l How Frenore a y Wlee Bee Sto &sj1 ctn hot atom of w. Of Mem a Imam a Outlook Fob 1 my today treat arts win he partly olei7to cd atty with Alamaa Taw reate the a be partly a t o by Date i res Allmut ii halts ii Sam m t a Flatt Isi my m won 71 m Rel is Sci ii Nic a w Cimic ii Lam in Sidime ii Kahuli St or Tom is Milai is hot total Imi id . My it nor fun it Ier 1st Day of policewomen. Smallest contribution of the is foreign nations is supplied by Italy one Man. He reported to be a Neumegen Chimney sweep o italian nationality. Others include israelis. Swiss germans. French. Canadians. Bel Gians. Australians. Luxe burgers norwegians. Aus plans and 38 highly trained members of the .forces in Germany. The us. Entry finished the firs Day s March tuesday night with no americans volunteers from the a the army evacuation Hospitalet Muon Heller Germany and Ling or port running hooked up some auxiliary pumping gear and started to pump out seagoing tug took the crippled Honnor under Tow tuesday end crept toward the est coast under the watchful eyes of the coastguard Cutter Cherokee. The Hon nor bad proceeded to the Rendez Vous 223 Miles Southeast of new Fork under its own 327-foot san Juan was Stefanv no at better than 6 knots toward new York. Pen area intent tonal Hiim Mich imh1l�i but m it s4 m Imam tilt s3 it am Tom. It 7 Mph Mem ii it it Leto m me Emit m in trim Tom u 17.trt-mm n n in Utica to n n Werirt n tote m ail risk St ii a Ruu us u 71 itt 71 Limm n is h Wuhu Djam a St pee Mali in is m. To to i 17 m Haim i a Ftp. We. Holland trek the 6th general Dan Pessary at Fon la Lebleau France completed a 32 mile circular course in nine hours. Only Iii effects suffered by thess. Delegation were a few blisters All 28 soldiers were reported fit and ready for wednesday s trek. The it Man 151h evac marching unit led by 2nd u Walter f. Drew and kit Stephen Pearson prove done of the most popular groups to the Man a. The group s 10-Membernupport unit led by maj a Lynu can liners. Supplied them end hundreds of other hikers with water from the Only water trailer in the big walk. Pierre Salinger White House press Secretary was reported interested in the dutch marches end requested informs Lon about them posse by As an improvement on the90-mile new Frontier the marchers walk 19, 25, 31 or34 Miles a Day. Youngsters and those Over 89 walk the Shorte distance women and armed Mill tary groups the Middle distance Sand civilians the longest. Plane bursts 4 tires London up a Swessel Caravelle Airliner burst four Tara on Landing Here but most of th55 passengers aboard did t even know it there we no damage the plane. 9 satellite Fine Hull like Metal Spring 40 feet moving up and Down on the Spring like n Yoyo the near said the weight slowed Down we oscillation of the Boom until narc to Cully All Sway was of a satellite with one face always to the Earth i desirable for Many Rau aae. It makes radio communication in the Case of weather Satel Lites it makes it possible to keen Cloud mapping cameras constantly focused on their subject other Satel Llam Hove been Stabl. Muted with Cas Jota set to turn a spacecraft when it gets out of line. But the useful lifetimes of such satellites Are limited by the amount of Jet fuel they can carry. Mystery pair denies charge of red spying -j1 j o new York api a mystery couple arrested with Short wove radio equipment in their washing on apor Lmont and indicted m russian spies pleaded innocent i Brooklyn Federal court. They appeared handcuffed a surrounded by . Marshall with their lawyer a former Federal prosecutor named Fay the court the defend them when they said the had no Money for a Long trial. Devoted couple the lawyer former Manhattan asst. . Ally. Edward Brodsky sought Freedom for the the defendants Vej 10 Yean and saying the Man would in effect be a hostage. Opposing the motion vj3. p. Hoey hinted that the government knows the identity of the couple but we do net Kanar who they Are or what they Are from themselves. Net aware the pair used the names Robertk. And Joy Ann Baltch two real persons who were not aware their identities had been borrowed. Brodsky sought the woman s re lease in her own recognizance la order to make it easier to proper his Case. Judge Jacob Mishler de Nied the motion but directed the marshal s office to cooperate with Brodsky As much As possible. A Brooklyn Federal grand Jar indicted the couple along with Eugene Egorov a russian us employee and his wife on charge of conspiring to steal us. Defence and nuclear secrets. The indict ment accused them of trying to recruit us. Military and Daf Saem department personnel a spies. 7th inf Soldier drowns in main Aschaffenbur Germany special pfc Paul m. Brown 25. Stationed Here with co a Tedon 7lh inf. Drowned while twin Ming in the main River Nearn Lederberg. The body was recovered monday morning through dragging operations by German and military police. Army authorities said Brown a swimming with two companions pfc Gerald w. Haywood. To he co. 3rd Brig and pfc Roger c Smith. Co a 2nd in 8th lat authorities sold Haywood end Brown started swimming Acnes the River together. Haywood inched the opposite Bonk and looked Bock to tee Brown in trouble up Parent by from the current. Wen swimmer. Rescue efforts of Herbert Scharlott e 33 year old German failed when Brown slipped from his rasp
