European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 19, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                 if 21855 a army Navy air Force ii . Annul Force in Euf ept. North Aliko Ond i my Del. Tail Velum 23, number 184__ t Milt Dollar 10 Emit sunday monday october 19, 1964 Rusk expects 2nd chinese a test soon Washington up Secretary of state Dean rus said sunday he expects communist China to explode an other nuclear device soon to heighten its new prestige an show the world its first test Friday was not a one shot  Are no indications this is Likely to occur in the ii wet few Duys Rusk said in his first Public remarks oni Insl work s major develop intents in the soviet Union and in China. Rusk said in u television inter View hut peking s entry into the world s nuclear club wan sure Toni Del to Chirm s prestige to u de  Suid he also was sure that China will try to make the Mostof ii in a major propaganda of , rus said whatever prestige peking has rained Willip offset by the resentment of other nations in the world against contamination of the atmosphere caused by nuclear  for Russia. Rusk said new lineup portraits of russian Leaden line a Street in Moscow As Parl of a display to Welcome Russia s three Man space Crew. The four shown Here Are from left to right Leonid i. Brezhnev first Secretary of the communist parly Premier Alexel n. Kosygin president Anas Las i. Mikoyan. And Mikhail a. Suslov chief parly ideologists. A picture of n i k 11 a Khrushchev the ousted Premier was missing from the lineup of the 10 top russian officials for the first Lime since he became a member in 1939 of what was then called  Kremlin cads for ban on All a tests Moscow a Russia s new leaders called sunday for an All encompassing ban on All types of nuclear weapons tests in the Wake of communist China s first atomic blast. At the same Lime the soviet conspicuously dropped their emphasis on the 1163 Moscow treaty on a partial ban of nuclear weapons tests. The apparent shift in the Kremlin line on a bomb tests appeared in u list of slogans published in connection with the nov. 7 Celebration of the 1917bolshevik revolution. The slogans published in the communist party newspaper pravda normally reflect car rent soviet policy on foreign and Domestic  Day Holiday slogans car her this year hailed the Moscow partial test ban treaty As an important step toward casing International tensions. Last year s nov. 7 slogan called it the first real step to Ward cosing International  the treaty closely identified by soviet propaganda organs with the ousted Premier Nikot Khrushchev was bitterly As sailed by the communist Chi Nese. Peking denounced the partial test ban s loophole permitting underground testing and demanded a Complete prohibition on All forms of tests. Sunday s slogan called on the people of All countries to fight for the Complete ending of ail types of nuclear weapons  the slogan s proximity to the chinese line suggested to West Ern observers Here the possibility of a new soviet approach to the nuclear lest ban Issue aimed at persuading peking to join an International ban on All types of nuclear weapons testing. The list of 110 slogans also called for the development and strengthening of Friendship an cooperation among the people of Britain the United slates a France and the soviet Union Al atomic Powers. No change was apparent in the routine demand for a settlement of the German problem and the demand to turn West Berlin into a free demilitarized  meanwhile the new soviet leadership pledged support for the regime of Fidel Castro i Cuba and attacked the . Role in South Vietnam. A communique issued in Havana and Moscow called for Strong Unity of the Anli in per lulls  the communique was signed by the newly installed soviet communist party first Secretary Leonid i. Brezhnev and cuban president Osvaldo doll cos at a conf. On Page in col. Ii was too Early to speculate on the implications of the Kremlin shakeup that led to Nikoll Khrushchev s downfall As pc i  Rusk did say he lid not Exi eco any drastic changes i Basic soviet policy on Sach mat lers As peaceful coexistence an the relaxation of world tensions. Personality change he said Khrushchev s ouster was essentially a change in personality rather than a change in government. He noted that the soviet government i Tillin business and that Khrushchev s successors in the communist party and in the government All arc Khrushchev s former deputies. Whereas the three Man soviet space shot and the chinese nuclear explosion were expected Rusk said the change in mos cow was not anticipated in its Liming nor manner either h Khrushchev or the rest of  the Secretary filid tie could not 22 martyrs from Uganda made saints from press dispatches Vatican City Pope Pauli proclaimed the canonization of 22 Uganda martyrs sunday As he first Black saints of modern limes in a ceremony in  s Basilica. Native Tom Toms drummed the news from Village to Village across the vastness of equatorial Africa where the 22 sainted Bantu tribesmen lived and died for their of nil in the late 19th Cen  the ceremony the Pope announced that he will visit  Congress in barn Hay. India flying to the Gates of this immense Asia which is now stirring under the Impact of modern scientific and technical  As missionary the 67-year-old pontiff did no set a Dale for his trip. The eur Charls Lic Congress is schedule to open nov. 28 and last until dec. 6."yes," said the pontiff. The Pope is becoming a missionary which Means a witness a Shep Herd an  Sale on the  canonization rites accompanied by the native beat Musicof a new african oratorio in the presence of colourfully Robed Afri can delegations makes it Possi ble for african negro catholics Mohave their children baptized in the names of people of their the babies May be Given the names of martyred saints who include a court Jester a herds Fri Diri am possible changes in own Blond and traditions. The soviet attitude toward such -1- " " issues us on site inspection of a comprehensive test ban treaty Oron West Berlin for example. He Ilid say he did not think Russia would help China develop a nuclear  observed that those who have nuclear weapons generally Cunt on Piaf rid col. S cloth four musicians a bark maker a Dai out Canso stateside Static Salt Lake City a thieves with lots of brass lifted a Boxcar mail made off with ome Mure brass. Police Ald till Worth of brats Axle bearings were miss ing from a Denver and Rio Grande Western freight car parked on a siding. They said the Only Way to gel the Bear lags off wan to lift the car. Herbert Hoover is critically 111 new York a former president Herbert Hoover suffered a sudden Haemorrhage of and massive the stomach and intestine Early sunday. It was his third attack of internal bleeding in ii months and left him in critical condition. A medical team gave blood transfusions to the list chief executive of the nation in the Wal Dorf an Luiu Tower tulle where he has lived for Many years. Two nurses were with him when the bleeding occurred a spokesman said. The first word that the ailing elder statesman had taken a turn for the worse came in a medical bulletin from his personal physician or. Michael j. Leforc at 8 45 . It said former president Herbert Hoover has had a sudden and massive Haemorrhage from the upper gastrointestinal tract. The Herbert Hoover blood is being replaced by trans fusions his condition is critical hut he has thus far withstood the in creased demand upon his heartland vascular system remarkably Well for a person in his 9islyear." shortly after the announcement. Hoover s youngest son. Al Lan arrived and entered his father s room. The other win. Her Bert jr., was nut of the  s wife of 45 years the former urn Henry died Jan. 7,ih44. Of a heart attack in their Waldorf towers  August 1962, Hoover under went surgery to remove an abdominal cancer. He suffered Ane Mia and intestinal bleeding injure 1963, and a kidney hem Orr Hage and a respiratory infection last february. His condition did not permit him to attend the Republican a i Cunt. On Page 16, col 1 Milder and a Potter. 10,000 in Basilica in his address to the 42 Cardi nals hundreds of Bishops an thousands of romans and african delegates 10.000 in All Pope Pau made a Strong Appeal on behalf of the new african  in line with the recent ecumenical Council stress enclose understanding with protestants Pope Paul paused in his commemoration of the martyred catholics to add and we do not wish to forget the others also who belong to the anglican confession who met death for the name of  this critical Lime of Africa s  the Pope said their testimony the negro martyrs become a crying voice for an who heeds it a voice that teems to Echo strongly the Call to pass i cant on a sol. Is weather partly Cloudy. Usu chant Tut iday. Frankfurt