European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 26, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Overseas Tours can be extended to 5 years Heidelberg is Appll-1 under the provisions of usar cations for voluntary Extension of i Euk regulation 814-30.1, May foreign service Tours to a new now approve extensions to a 60five-year maximum Are to be month maximum strongly encouraged by Oversea in order to prevent disruption commanders according to a de of the replacement program How. Part mint of the army directive Ever Only those scheduled for received Here. Rotation after january lit will Usa eur commander with be considered for Extension under below the rank of lieutenant col Onel May apply for extensions in multiples of six months for an length of time that will not keep them overseas for More than five years. An exception is made for unaccompanied personnel inshore Lour areas. These May be extended for any number of months not to exceed Ono year. Female personnel Are excluded from the five year Are authorized to consider requests for voluntary Extension of overseas hours for females serving in Long Lou areas with dependents in the command. These May be extended for one or two six month periods or one 11-month period to a maximum of 41 months. Similar extensions for female personnel without dependents May be requested to a maximum of 36 months. Established criteria for approving requests for extensions remain unchanged and it i stressed that Only those with the highest moral and professional standards will be permitted to extend. If 21855 a army Navy air Force unofficial Publ Scollon .1 la . Amud Forroi in in opt. Mutryn Ali my dolt loll10 Nii sonata saturday september 26, 1964volumt 23, number 161 260,000 pm workers strike As talks fail Vav r a Hole in the Wall an East German officer left and a enlisted Man watch a labourer install a door in the Berlin Wall opening to the East. The Wall was opened in accordance with the freemen a worked out by West Berlin officials and East German meet tutors to ? permit West berliners to visit relatives Neast Berlin. Appl 10-mile-wide injures 40 in from pres Santa Barbara Calif. Two fires joined in a turbulent10-mlle-wide Blaze destroying or damaging 106 Homes and forcing thousands to flee. One fireman Wai killed and 40 injured 8 in single Fla cup. Almost 1,000 firemen girded for another showdown to save at least some of 300 houses in the path of flames that scourged the mountains behind this Ocean Side resort City. The fire burned acres much of it valuable watershed. Ii the winds come up again it could be a very bad situation a fire spokesman of the 78 Homes already confirmed As destroyed in the three Day old fire were expensive suburban Mon Tocito Hillside Homes. One was them room mansion of Avery Brundage stateside chicanes Aid Billy cling fight must for the Johnson adminis ration. The amendment adopted Wasif Frej by sen. Mike Mansfield he democratic Leader from Montana us a substitute for one proposed by sen. Everett m.3lrksen, the Republican Leader rum of the Durksen proposal for a time cosponsored y Mansfield was to stall court redistricting orders for one Toto years to allow time for adoption of a constitutional amendment upsetting the supreme court ruling at least tothe extent of permitting Stales to have one Branch of the legis lature apportioned on a geographical the reapportionment is sue out of the Way the Senate quickly adopted by voice Vole an amendment by sen. Georged. Alken. R-vt., to require of Aid contractors doing business with the foreign Aid program the same loyally oath he said is required of beneficiaries of the new War on poverty foreign Aid Bill As it conf. On pit for 2f, col. Ii weather partly Cloudy with morning Halo and fog. La lilo tango sunday. High 70-7$. Low 4ft.u. Compora Turbo to Ord a Friday icstit44 44 pm am pm am i Naen Madrid p m h Atnonio m Munich c 70 Valano c n 50 Carlo p 71 m oort in c 70 4� prot we p �7 fran kit c 71 4� Homo e 77 m London p h it who Olua a 71 4c-Ctoar a partly Cloudy. And Woal Hor Wing at Border was the Border City of Al Pas Tex. In each of the three slates the president was covering territory canvassed earlier by his re publican rival Barry Gold Utor but in his first speech. Or. Johnson took no direct note of Gold water or the Campaign season the presidents of the last 2 year he said have Beci willing to go anywhere talk to anyone discuss any subject i their efforts could and Advance the Caci a vol. On pm of col. A humane issues Snag negotiations Detroit a the United Aulo workers struck general motors Friday after bar gainers failed to meet a Union deadline for a new con tract. Law p 1 o y e s walked off the Job at pm plants across the nation at 10 ., following a 24-hour, negotiation session. Talks were broken off and no fur ther sessions were scheduled. The Law estimated the strike would Idle 260.000 of pm s 54.000 production workers. The Union left nearly 10,000workers on the Job at 41 Plant hat produce either key defens parts or vital components for Auto firms in the first selective strike in Rulo labor history. The Law had previously negotiated three year pacts at Chrysler and president Walter p. Reu her announced the failure of the talks at 10 30 With a great sense of sadness and humane factors Cut her said he thought pm economic offer was satisfactory. It said workers Are interest Din More than Money alone. He said workers Are entitled to decency and dignity at the place where they work and that s the reason for this he characterized pm As a dehumanized production machine that has lost track of the human equation on the production g. Sealon pm vice president in charge of personnel said the strike is completely unnecessary and unjustified adding the Union s reasoning behind its last minute decision to break off negotiations and resort to the strike weapon is All the More difficult to understand because substantial Progress toward Reso Lution of our differences had Bee made it the bargaining the noneconomic Issue brought about Ilia strike. The company Hud offered to meet thet packages the Law gained at c hrs scr and Ford which ecu Glicr estimated at 54 cents an cent on Paye a col. Ii
