European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 23, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pole 4 the stars no stripes Friday october 23, 1944 French threat spins euro Stirt into crisis by w1luam Anderson Brussels up France s threat to pull out of the prosperous common mar Ket has thrown the six nation Community into its deepest crisis since president Charles do Gaulle vetoed Britain membership in 1wj. The crisis is a direct out come of the Community s fail ure to make any Progress i agriculture and especially in Grain policy in the past year. Grain is uie Keystone to the common agricultural policy which France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands arc try in to set up. A vast variety of human and minimal food stuffs depend on its production and ii affects National treasuries politics and the pocketbooks of the 170 million inhabitants of the common Market. There can be no common agricultural policy without harmonized Grain prices. For the past year in dozens of meetings ministers and experts have been trying to reach agreement on hip Grain policy. The Community s chief agricultural executive Sicco c. Mansholt considered Wheata most important and keyed his entire Gruin regulations to Mansholt argues that if single Market is to be set up then a single Price has to repaid the Community s 30 Mil lion Farmers whether they Are French or German. Mansholt has proposed the wheat Price paid to Community Farmers should be Troia metric ton. Dils is Iso More than French Farmers get but is leu than Germany s heavily subsidized Farmers prepaid. The German government obviously could not Cut Bac Farmers revenues without losing their votes in elections slated  therefore suggested German Farmers be compensated for their loss of Rev Enue until 1870 to the tune of$129 million. He said the Community should pay this an France s share would be 2j per  return Germany would have to open its frontiers to French wheat and other  has steadfastly re fused to consider lowering it wheat prices whether its Farmers Are compensated or not because of the political repercussions. Another major German consideration is the United states 11.5 billion a year in food exports to Europe mainly to Germany. If France takes Over udi Market As it could do in few years would the unite states continue to buy a much German manufactured goods As at present Germany does not think sound hence a been applying the Brake on implementation of the Grain Price policy. I a Bridges to red bloc by ensure Marton Washington a the administration i satisfied that its much criticized belief in the growing Independence of communist bloc countries was Cor rect official say. The ill concealed criticism of the ouster of former Premier Nikita Khrushchev and the open Praise o the fallen Leader in most of the Eastern european communist countries confirms the administration s position officials Here said. Accordingly they added the administration is prepay no the blueprint of he Bridges president Johnson wants to build to the people in communist countries. The chief executive mentioned his Bridge building ambitions twice recently. The change in the soviet leadership did not affect our Hope of building new Bridges to these people or. Johnson said in his message. Nothing however. Is expected to happen before the elections official cautioned. Some officials said the were most impressed by the courage of some of the Eastern europeans in paying tribute to Khrushchev even after pravda the russian communist party Organ called him a Hare brained schemer and brag Gart characteristically the polish and hungarian communist those we went farthest in per mitting a considerable degree of personal Freedom in their countries Wen the Flat to drop a Good word Tor Khrushchev. Wladyslaw Gomulka the polls communist Boss spoke about   Jam Kadar the hungarian Premier an party Biel called the russian a great fighter for peaceful co existence and assured his countrymen that they were right in having Given a warm a Lanm to Konni sch a whence visited Budapest recently. The communists words of Praise waited on a Man who does t count anymore represent a new manifestation of what in the state department thinking come to this after the change in Russia most of the other Eastern communist countries Are even Les inclined to follow Moscow s command thar  is evidence specialists Aid that none of the communist parties outside Russia knew of Moscow s plans. French philosopher unpredictable Sartre a rebel with a cause sets tried Paris up1 it was easy enough to believe the Story that Joan Paul Sartre had refuse the Nobel prize in Advance. For this philosopher play Wright political activist and novelist anything was possible the unpredictable often prob Able. He wrote in his latest Book the words an account of his Early years that he was glad his father had died when he was still a child. A father casts a Shadow Over his son All Hir Ife. Sartre wrote. Sartre wanted to group in his own Way. And he thought he did react ing against the Homes tic tyranny of his maternal Grandfather Charles Schweitzer Uncle of missionary Albert Schweitzer by writing childishly trashy adventure stories. But he heard his Grandfather s advice to teach. And during 12 years of teach ing philosophy at a Lychee col lege preparatory school he polished up his existentialist View of life. He emphasized the loneliness of Man in a world which is neither hostile nor Friendly where there is no god to rely on for guidance and Man i Cash luring germans from Egypt missiles Cairo up West Ger Many and other Western nations Are quietly luring German scientists and engineers away from Egypt s controversial rocket in 3 aircraft Progress by offering higher paying Job elsewhere informed source said. Of about 10" scientists involved in the rocket program two already have left Egypt and More will go soon the sources  said about 120 engineers and skilled workers 10 per cent of the personnel of factory building aircraft fuse Lages have Given notice the will leave at the end of this year. Is Raki. Has b e e n putting Strong pressure on Germany to get the germans out of Egypt the United Arab Republic on the grounds they Are develop ing weapons intended to destroy  has said there is no Gal Way to Force them to leave. But sources Here confirmed Money was being used As  did not identify other nations said to be involved in this in addition to Germany but named the United slates and France As  two scientists who have left Are Hans Goercke one of the top three men in the pro Gram and another Man identified Only As Schuran. Goercke was reported to have Bee motivated mainly by alleged israeli threats against his life but sources said Schuran Tooka High paying Job with a Munich engineering firm. Boel Kow which is engaged in rocket work. Prof. W of f s a a s pee she Heads the egyptian program recently turned Down an offeror a better Job from an unidentified country other than Germany the sources said. During world War n Pilz Wason the Peen Euenda rocket staff headed by Wernher Vonbraun. Now director of the . Marshall space flight Center. The sources said a outdo German speaking persons including some austrian an Swiss had been employed in the , rocket and aircraft programs. Their salaries paid in their own National currencies and deposited in their Home ban account Are considerably higher than the salaries the received before coming to Egypt. In addition they gel free housing automobiles and living allowances of my per month the sources said. This represents a s e r i o u Idrain on Egypt scarce Supply of hard currency. Bui reportedly Egypt hired the germans starting in 1198 so it would not have to rely entirely on soviet military  russians apparently try ing to capitalize on the controversy Over the German scientists recently offered to Lake Over the program but the . Turned them Down. One aspect of the programs a project to put a Small satellite in orbit. Sources said final tests on the Booster rocket were conducted successfully inthe desert Southwest of Cairo sept. 28. They said instrument for the satellite were still to be developed. Responsible Only to himself and his Fellows. But gaullist opponents responded to his 1847 radio attack on the free French Leader by calling him a  Sartre and his constant companion Simone de Beau vol author of the second sex were among the Best known of the 1 0 authors artists and other intellectuals who signed a 1mo petition condemn ing the government for sending draftees off to fight in  Little Man. Wind in the right Eye Sartre. 59. Hits spent his life searching for the real meaning of  French urm private when world War ii started Sartre was captured and imprisoned for 11 months in  escaped with forged papers and made his Way Backsc Paris where he joined Sev eral underground  a Young teacher Sartre had become fascinated with , and began taking injections under a doctor s Sun Rvl inn but the Experiment began Roget out of control and Sartre saw eyes and faces everywhere he then fell in love witha russian actress who helped him overcome hit hallucinations and in payment he it his first play be mouche the flies in Russia Moscow a ments with a system of Nolc regulation based onit Alist state profit have approved by a top soviet eco-1? Organ the newspaper Izvestia reported. To the new system propose two years ago by prof. Yevsey 1 g. Liberman an economist from Kharkov University a 1 also ordered put into effect i a number of consumer go " plants around he country. The announcement  to signal an important i Victory for the jibe Man so Powals. They had been subjected to much criticism. The move also appeared to 3 indicate the adoption by to Bine Kremlin leadership of policy of greater liberalization of the tightly controlled eco nomic administration. " Liberman wrote in newspaper pravda of set that two test factories inn of fulfilling plan let by iral planning organs working on order received i Rector from retail store distributor. Also instead of Premium for the Fullum planned targets the two Torie were being it " " cording to profit. Cd Moskan coition my Haw Aid Rort to Erio Olav a. Smith or. Usa Ilmer 0? a. A Surv 1 in Tim  ?