European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 05, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes monday october 5, 1964 lbs asked to help halt race crimes Washington up eighteen democratic Congress men announced sunday they Are requesting president Johnson to order Federal action designed inhale racial violence in Mississippi. In a letter to or. Johnson the lawmakers listed an eight Iolus program of minimum they included in creased Federal forces u special grand jury and hearing by the civil it gals commission in Mississippi they Lold the president shul ii he kill has been unsuccessful i in solving most of the org uni cd bombings and other acts of terror and and order is clearly not by uni maintained. There is Nourn Tellon afforded those engaged in civil rights rep. Bran s statement rep. William f. Ryan of new York in making the letter Public said unless the Federal government acts now negroes and civil rights workers in Mississippi will be condemned to future of tear of murder and mayhem of Bull rigs. Burning Sann their recommendations included the following a massive permanent in crease in the number of Obi agents assigned to opening of Branch offices of the Fri throughout missis Sippi with first priority to the Southwest full Fri report concerning the violence in Mississippi this summer similar to the recent report on the summer riots inthe North. Torrential Rains precede storm 33 dead As Hurricane smashes Inland in Linuel Inui per ii of the Eye of the storm. More Hun 10 inches of rain were predicted for some areas of i Tulsi Ana and 6.75 inches have been re corded no Lafayette i.a., since the storm began. Pensacola. La. Reported my since have confirmed 18 deaths in i rec tornadoes that hit Larose la. Five died in Acar swept into Bayou Manchac near Baton ii Crox. 41, died of a heart attack at Italyne la., Weston Lafayette As he crossed a Street of the height of the is 30 Miles Southwest of Llalon Rou 4o.As the storm moved in. Rescue workers prepared to resume the search for other possible victim sin rubble that once was the shrimp fishing town of sunday the weather Bureau said the 120-mho-an-Hourwinds that had slammed into the Southwest const Between Morga City and a cry Island had dropped to 100 and would keep going Down. Hundreds were injured and getting ready Kelly Mason a waitress at tapes a window in preparation for a visit from damage particularly to cropland buildings soared into the millions. It was one of the worst storm sin Gulf coast history. In fatalities it approached mighty Hurricane Carla which killed 34 in text and 5 in Louisiana sept. 12-m,1961. However there appeared Utt Lechance Hilda could match Hurri Cane Audrey which killed an estimated 900 persons in the same general urea in 1957. I three twisters ripped into la Rose in Lafourche Parish coun by. 10 Miles Smith of new or leans. Kirly houses were ripped Lopiekes in damaged in a i if Ogaard Uidl Swath one mile Long. I if in 1r dead three were Childr. N. Of the town s 2,800 pro i lilt a cure injured Many seriously. I shrimp boats one a , were smashed sunk or i capsized. A i ton truck was hurled end Over end into a Brick a noise. Dipping off the roof. Al inside escaped. Kill inure people fled Loshel Hern. Civil defense director i Frank i. Spiess said 190,000 Lou Ikla nans Hud fled the storm. I the three turn docs that hit Larose were among eight that danced erratically around thei Sturm ure i. Adding to the danger. Four hit in and around new Orleans. One shattered n build in u in the famed French in Sulur Duy night at Golden Mea Luw on the South coast. It cajun pm inlay. I they caused injuries but mostly ii wus Cla Midge and it was extensive Lov. Lohn .1. Mckeithon spoke mint of Federal statutes applicable to acts and violence and intimidation intended to deprive constitutional rights. Grand jury requested the convening of a special Federal grand jury in the South Ern District of Mississippi to investigate the possible connections Between Law enforcement officials and the bombings another acts of violence in South West establishment of a Branch office of the civil right division of the department of Justice in opening of u Brunch of fice of the Federal Community relations service in Mississippi. Hearings conducted by in civil rights commission in mis signers of the letter were the following Adam Clayton Powell of new York Philip Burton. Georg Ebrown Jeff cry Cohelan. W. Don Ion Edwards. Augustus f. Haw Kins Juntas Roosevelt and Edward r. Roybal of California John ii. Dem and Robert n. Nix of Pennsylvania Charles of Michigan Donald m. Fraser of Minnesota Robert and Henry items of Wisconsin Edith Green of Oregon Henry b. Gonzalez of Texas and Charles Vanelk of Ohio. Greek Princi Athens a Prince Peterof Greece accused Queen Mother Frederika of having caused Dis sension Wilheln the greek Roval family for the past 17 , King Constantine s Sec Ond Cousin is second in line forthe greek throne after Crown Princess Lold newsmen at a press conference sunday that his Dis agreement with Frederika was the reason he did not attend the Al hurl s club on Bourbon Street in new Orleans Hurricane Hilda. Up photo twin . Girls killed in crash Trier Germany a Karen Ann and Shirley Annpe Terson 21-year-old twin sister from Seattle wash., were killed in a Highway Accident in the i Fol mountains saturday. German police Here reported sunday. Police said the two who Hadix in touring Europe in their new sports car. Collided head on witha car driven by a . Airman outside the town of Kallburg. The airman and two others rid ing Wilh him suffered injuries. Their identities were nut Dis closed. The Peterson Sisters last address in Germany was Hull he Gina in hold s receptionist said they Hud registered there month ago and had Given their Home address As 142-111 56th st.,Seattle. One police report said Iho girls were students at in Darmstadt technical University. Mac Parol in is. San Francisco up philippine president Deusdado Mac. Pugal arrived Here for his firs state Visell to the United Slak a. 3 criticizes q wedding of Kins Hodanish Princess Anne Marie sept. 18 in King Paul was alive. Peter s difficulties Kiili the Queen had been smoothed Overby the King he said. Peter arrived Here saturday night from Paris. He declined to say exactly what difficulties he has had Wilh the Queen Mother. He said this was because Ofa Promise he made to the King. Both sides move to ease tension As Cyprus calms Nicosia up . Los has decided to lift All cd restrictions on the turkish cypriot sector of Nicosia As part of his new peace an Goodwill policy official greek cypriot sources reported. The decision followed Abr government s action in lifting the blockade on other communities. Ii reflected an improved Situ Juliun in recent weeks. The sources said the improvement also encouraged he government to push ahead us pacification Lun despite the Lack of any response from the . Another sign of easing tension came in a . Announcement dial the greek c up Luls have re leased six turkish cyp sluts and turkish cypriots have released greek Cypril National guards Man captured last . Turkish by Prool Leader full Kuchuk announce that the acc lion of the strategic Nicosia Korenia Highway held by turkish cypriots wus now alien la All unarmed civilians. Including greek cypriots. Ueen. Mother he said however he might disclose these difficulties utter Kin guns Lanlin returns to alb ens from his honeymoon Peler also accused the Gree court of exorbitant annual expenses. He did not elaborate except to say that this caused a very bad impression Tor myself he said i do not receive any Money from the greek state except my salary As a Reserve army pm Union achieve gains Detroit a negotiator for general motors and the United Auto workers concentrated on local at the Plant demands in efforts to end u nationwide strike that has halted production of pm s 1 6s models. A spokesman for the company said a week of bargaining has Cut the total of local problems from More hum 18,000 to 16,908. The Law pulled u Quarter of million workers off Assembly lines sept. 25 when Bargainer failed to reach agreement on u Nali labor president Waller p. Lieu ther and pm vice president Usu is. Teulon. Who Heads Hie com Pany s negotiating team agree workers probably would nut git Back to their jobs until must of he problems Are resulted. There still ure differences in the National level too. First night session negotiations headed into a night session for the first Lime since the walkout began. Seaton Lold newsmen the Bargainer would hold meetings throughout the weekend Day and night he snid pm probably would no Lake Furlund court a Clun against pickets at the Chevrolet a Dfisher body plants at Willow Flun. Mich., despite their re mrs cd actions in preventing salaried employees from leaving fur ulmul20 minutes saturday. The incident came shortly after company and Law local officials reached an agreement restrain ing pickets from a Luckij die Gates. Layoffs resulting from the strike totalled nearly 20,000 Al the end of the first week in implants in the United slates and Canada. By phone Wilh president John son. 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