European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 01, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Post 24 the stars and stripes Thun Day october 1. 1964this is lied one. Hello. Hello. Mho Omaha Nob. Up presi Dent Johnson picked in inc red Telephone that could Send Ameri can nuclear bowl ices scram Lini All Over the Earth and it mis Silc launchers on n moment s  � the president can you hear mc7" he asked. I you can give me  ninth Lar  Force officers it the. Sara i tic air come Sac under ground control Center in Offutt air Force bum quickly explained to the president that he had Bent the wrong  he was suppose la have said instead of asking for Cri a Canon was All stations acknowledge no the count of five one two. Three four  Mill Santon i. Graves of or Lando. Fla. Did just Ihal to show the president How quickly the Bsat Imil Romman l Imi s in this Runly Anil abroad would res Mill. I avs picked up the Telephone . Prefa Rinn ins message with the word that this was n maintenance test said Skyl Jird this is dry Kirk. Stand by for a Short message from the president of the United  the to lights whirl Hull lit on o console nil went out atthe count of five. Or. Johnson pleased smiled ind remarked All of them Wrol  com Mumler Fen Thomas s Power Tild the Prei Dimil the ilium la l a him Nill Kile in Hennly response birr did. This is t one Way  he said. We give the commands. They on have to follow order. They re Mil inter ested in miking . Johnson who was no the  Tost to show it Toi Natosi a Elury general Manila i Lorn in.  belter Lurk when for nips asked him id choose nne i the four overseas Sac Loca Tion for an individual  posts Are lit Madrid.  i dim. Guam and Alaska. Or.  chose Madrid. S ski Ted Chrls Lonh was on duty it the Teilh air Force com Mand Post when the Telephone unit. It was Sao  i Omaha am i a sued it was in Init to in to Normal Call he explained. Then a venire in the Lin asked or to stand by for a Sec  the speaker came a a Ignatius on Way Home lauds army maintenance Nuernberg Germany pc they Are All doing a wonderful Dull Paul r. Ignatius army under secretory flew Back to Washington wednesday at the end of a 13-Day inspection tour declaring he had found a tremendous amount of Progress being made in maintenance among . Army units in Europe. Ignatius singled out the pro Gram of Vii corps units for particular Praise. Vols lord in Field the Secretary spent the final two Days of his tour through England France. Italy and tier Many on a look at Vii corps units in the Field. He was accompanied by  Gen i Nils w. Tru Man Vii corps c3. I am returning to the Penta gon Ullh a wonderful feeling  the officers and enlisted men Here a Germany he said. Truth asked about Vietnam Ronol Lueit my Pic ii tar Venlon in the steel Price Dis Pute in i and said it denied the Industry a Price Rise that Gollmier look a crack at for eign economic Aid too. We be bad the mistaken idea for too Many years that our for eign Economy Aid programs alone will solve the problems of All the nations of the world. To said. He said the right Way to solve them at Home and abroad is with american technical knowl Edge and with the free enter prise system. Would offer help he said republicans would of Fer . Help of people who really want to break away from communism. He said . Aid to Poland has not pried that country Loose from communism. Noting that Poland had been helped with ims Mil lion he Bald so there must become other Way and we republicans feel that the Republican Way to help other countries is belter than what we Arr going through today he added that red ruled nations need help such Ai we promised in Hungary and unfortunately did not go ahead  Job. I was particularly impressed with the tremendous amount of Progress being made in the maintenance operation. This plus the Ohleh Quality Qualia of person Nel and High Quality of the army s equipment has left meal la u very favourable impress  Ignatius spent Mast of wednes Day morning on a helicopter tour of 3rd inf i in unix talking wll soldiers Al jul their jobs and equipment. Following a briefing by maj Gen Albert. Connor. 3rd inf div c i. The Secretary flew  where he inspected co a 2nd in. ,10th inf. Find Coa 2nd in. 84lh Armor As the men lined up their trucked trucks and Field equipment in a full Field display. Lie then poured battalion maintenance shops of the 1st in. 10th inf. By Fiqiri flying to Tho main nicer near kill Minuen for a minute demonstration of tactical River crossing operations by men of the Lola Engineer in. Aid Bill. Ihil Irani pm ii n Liance for Progress program i latin America. And it provides  million for the president s contingency fund. It curries 1401 million i supporting assistance funds to help defense pact allies main Tain stronger military forces than their own economies will allow. Ullh the committee Cut  of unexpended uncommitted balances will bring the total available close to the i1.s billion or. Johnson originally asked. In addition to Tho foreign Ai items the Bill includes 187.1 Mil lion to finance the operations of the peace corps this year the same amount voted by the House and a 111 million reduction from the administration request. Traditional wedding Prince Voth. Id youngest son of emperor ill Rollo sit. With his commoner a life in the shintoism pop Al Ibe Imperial Palace. The Bride. Tokyo Horiel girl Hanuka Tsu Garu it. Was selected by the Imperial court. She lit wearing u layers of Kimonos. The riles which followed a 2.0m old tradition were televised throughout Junn. Up photo Nillar voice. This is the presi Dent. Do you Road me Fri slush who knew the pres ident was cd period Al Sac head quarters replied without Hsitu Linn yes sir. Loud and  j the president said it s Nice hearing you. Thank you very  re Welcome sir Chris lop  after pulling in own the phone curl Storli looked it Cut John Liker hut said nothing because of his . A in year Veteran of the air Force. Is a command Ojst controller. Vietnamese government revised again  rum pair i been prepared to fend off a pos sible military revolt said they Felt they could breathe cosi Erwith a hint out of the country. Khlem generally was consid ered inc most Likely rallying Point for any generals who fee threatened by the Young turks who saved Khonh s regime Onset. 13. The Young turks demanded shake up of inc military com Mand As the Price of Savl Nghanh and night troop move ments have gone on since. Tile other changes which he announced were the resignation of Holg Gendo Mau. A politically minded general Ashi i Puly prime minister for social Ami cultural  of the Cabinet rank secret or of state Inch nah s office. Nghiem Xiyun Lenng. Who earlier was known Tolie eager to resign. The Transfer of Khonh s chief of Cabinet. Aspirant Oen Nguyen can. Who will be reassigned bythe army. The sudden assignment of Khonh s press officer. Col Pham none tenon. As press attache i Washington. Baseball by Tea  Calm Porcu Dumican Liao i cd Vuis Manoo att to 7 Tim ten goo ooh Noo a 4 o Tunt ind run Iris blur inn. Rltrhu111 n1 nigh a Tumi. 10-4. A Council backs shared Oiver measure Vatican City a _ the Vatican ecumenical Council voted approval wednesday of two historic measures recognition of shared authority Between the Pope and Bishops and creation of a permanent body of married an single deacons. The approvals came in an Over All vote on the third chapter of papal authority follow Long that Council. The concent of Coll i i Lily do snot change the human Cal Holly View of papal Primacy  Paul i stressed As he owned the current round ses Sion sept. 14. That the Bishops must decide How they would share Power with him but headed thai the sharing would not Lessen papal infallibility or Pri Macy. Fur centuries deacons have been u temporary rank in inc Church held l v  just before becoming priests. Church. In the past several Day the Council voted on individual clauses. The concept of shared papal episcopal Power had been de scribed by Pope Paul Vias Tho decisive Issue before the coun cil. It has implications for Chris Tian the Gulf coast Dock strike looms As Lith hour talks fail new Yorik up l Nln negotiators wednesday turned Down an Lith hour proposal aimed at averting a Midnight strike by 60,000 East and Gulf proc i Many protestants Felt that to much emphasis had been put on mate Hari thrown off Goldwater train i out loud Row p.9. U then on Tucklay morning aboard the train. I told them i he said i got up it 9 30 and. �. 1._. .,.,_. Iwas a free Lance writer which i  she denied reports she used an assumed name to get the ticket. Miss o Connor Laid she first distributed copies of the Whlig   distributed another edition of  she told just before the train by agent put me off the train inthe ruin she said a Alicr roughly and rudely i  from Parkersburg she got a she said who lbs on monday night found the Campaign literature Tor a two Day tour of Ohio. I Gold another Man and a secur got to Parkersburg. She was up plane to Dayton Hen went Loporo ached by Vic Gold assistant i Columbus to gel a plane la can pm  � cow a ". Cinatl which is Only 50 Miles from  was que Lac a roundabout route she said but i was i Cincinnati to Greet inc Gold water  spokesman far the International longshoremen s association  declared after talk broken Ullh Burgulis Cru Lor the new Ork shipping association Udo suld. We disagreed mostly wit the reduction in the size of the work gangs but also took exception to everything in the recon  the Nysa had accepted the mediators proposal raising Hopes for a time that a strike could lie averted. The talks broke up it 2 30 . Ufler the Ila rejection. Reached Here technically would Nysa. Ver Dock worker Only us fur about 20,500 seamen and 10.0001 sch Norfolk. By tradition truckers from Maine to Texas a or port along the Gulf coast told her to had her Luggage and Albu would be idled us u result of u walkout by Duck workers a presidential fact finding panel headed by assistant Secretary of labor James Reynolds pro posed that the  of work gangs on the docks be reduced from 20to 17 men in return for a Guaran teed annual  rejected the proposal in its entirely the Ila  go along with any settlement reached in new York. An estimated 500 ships either in port or Al sea. Would be affected by the strike. Snur res ill president Johnson probably would move quickly to invoke the Taft ii Arlley Law which would Force the longshore men Back to work for 80 Days Wink  continued