European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 30, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Pago 24 the stars and stripes Friday october 30, 1964 Campaign nears Climax Goldwater lbs read Salt Lake City up or hid thursday that soviet Prem Gin has ent him a message a now russian regime will work w a continuing guest Tor i a heartening response declared. We must not under estimate the danger or communism but neither should we underestimate the danger to All the world if nuclear Power is unleashed and it we do nol move toward president told of Kosygin t message received monday night in a speech at the mormon Tabernacle. Republican presidential candidate Barry m. Goldwater spoke there three weeks ago blaming the Johnson administration for increasing immorality and accusing the democrats of dictating a platform with utter disregard Lor or. Johnson too placed emphasis on moral responsibility but in a context of carrying out National duties to better the lot of people in this country an abroad. From Salt Lake City or. John ton s campaigning took him to Wichita Kan in the Tabernacle or. Johnson Laid the world is entering into new Era in the affairs of Man and it has two can he Laid in the words of one of your old her non commit our efforts to moving on to eternal perfections or we can in Folly and Foolhardy less Al Low the world to move recklessly toward eternal or. Johnson said americas urgent and Ever present task is to change civilization s careening course change it away from the ultimate Folly change it toward the ultimate Fallt fullness of a world that knows no of the toppling of so Viet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev or. Johnson said a pow Erful Force for change Educa Tion the Bedrock of democracy and enemy of dictatorship is artwork. We cannot sit idly by we must work to guide the inevitable changes that lie ahead ,. When the soviet government changed governments last week i Lent word to Moscow that our Basic policy remained unchanged. This week i have received a answer from or. Kosygin the new head of the soviet govern ment. In his response he said the soviet Union would maintain us present policies and seek better relation and maintain its own Learch for peace with Khrushchev. Roandl Nudd from Page 11 ing of no tolerate bureaucratic methods single handed the same tune the Kremlin leaders trying to Dampen criticism from foreign of Khrushchev s removal ended talk with visiting French com Annn Lyls. The French delegation left Blair for Paris. A French communist source said the delegation Wai going Home very satisfied with its talks. At the same time the italian communist delegation began closed door talks with rus Sian Leaden. Coir unlit sources producing details of Khrushchev s dramatic fall Tor the first time said Matin Tovsky went by invitation to the presidium meeting and supported action for Khrushchev s dismissal and the instalment of r predicts s reds pea so Dent Johnson Huntingdon a Alexel Rosy water hunted Suring that the Vanla predlctln1th the West in gusted America cause and cast or. Johnson House. The go miners riot in Bolivia 44 killed icon Uniat from Pago l headline said. The people will defeat the counter armed peasant support of Pax massed in la Ponz to Check the spread of the communist instigated rebellion. The Len mine Union called a 24-hour general strike and renewed demands for the lifting of month old stale of siege. Paz called in vice president Rene Barrientos an air Force general and the general staff to discuss plans for general pacification of the country. Exiled former president her Nan sales in a Telegram from Uruguay told Barrientos another generals that order cannot be restored in Bolivia until Paz resigns if the armed forces participate in Paz Estensoro s efforts to maintain himself in Power by drenching the country in blood they will share the blame for the massacre of students and work Stiles message said the outbreak in Oruro was the first in which tin miners and other unionists had joined student rioters in Force although the communist influenced Union federation had declared its Strong opposition to the government. Non receipt Law is voided Fonh Nittert Irani Nije to showing they have not paid Theta. A separate ballot for state an Federal offices will be used in the nov. 3 election. Only voters who have paid poll taxes would be allowed to vote on the stat ballot. Mississippi View lawmakers sold earlier that the Law was designed to require prospective voters to show that they were eligible under the Law to cast their ballots but to keep them irom voting in state elec . Victoria Jackson Cray and Cella Wallace Bath registered negro voters charged thai the Law was designed for the purpose of preventing persons who have Eccl Elered without pay ment of a poll tax most of whom Are negroes from Volling i their suit to void the Law. Defendants in the suit were the three Man state election commission composed of Johnson Secretary of state Ilber Ladner. And Patterson. Vietnam training crash kills two . Pilot Saigon a two . Air Force pilots were killed thursday in the crash of their a1e sky Raider on a training million 12 Miles Northeast of Saigon a .military spokesman said. The deaths brought to 95 the number of americans killed in South Vietnam in noncombat accidents since december till the spokesman said. A total ot214 have died in combat. Big upset be Promise. A sen. Barry Gold rates thursday across Pennsyl g that millions of unhappy Ali is will rally to the Republican resident Johnson from the Whitep challenger said Pennsylvania s 29 electoral votes will be in hit column to help produce what he called a major political upset. Infant. Goldwater said Pennsyl Vania will vote Republican and remain that Way throughout the rest of across the Allegheny mountains on the Way to Pitts Burgh he asked pennsylvanians do you want a country with government that Payi no Atten Tion to the people pays Atten Tion to the people Only when they can get votes out of it he charged that or. Johnson s defense policies Are disarming the nation and inviting another world hammered at the president in Harrisburg. The slate capital and in Lewistown and placards in Huntingdon Goldwater addressed a crowd estimated at 5,000 with Miny hostile placards showing. One of them read Landon we Mlkle Dewey Stevenson and Nixon spoke Here. Welcome to Huntingdon. May the Jinx hold All five men were Defeated for the presidency. Goldwater scanned the crowd and said he has seen signs All Over the country inferring that will ret you in a i can Promise you that i Don twant to be a wartime president. I be seen War he Laid. The surest Way to get this country into War again is to continue tory to weaken it. He scoffed again at Johnson get out the Vole Call. It s Rood to know that he finally has in Issue Goldwater . Who often has been critical of newspapers said Chepress is full of stories that reveal democratic we can just keep the news papers printing for the next he said you know who s going to Stock Market after fairly b new York a the Stock Market closed slightly higher in moderately Active trading thurs Day. Most gains ranged trom fractions to about one Point a share. Standard and poor s 500-Slockindex Rose .04 to 84.73. The up s 425 industrials were up .01 to89.57. The 30 Dow Jones Industrial Rose .70 to 871.81. Chemicals railroads building . Hies m foam Stern Germany Spe Cial an air Force c124 Globe master took off thursday with3,112 pounds of army medical supplies for flood stricken Zagreb Yugoslavia. The aircraft assigned to the52nd troop Carrier so Mats at Rhine Mairab Germany was carrying a Load of drugs blankets and medical supplies Assem bled by Usa eur. An estimated 43.000 persons led the Zagreb Hood area As the Suva River swollen by heavy sex Justice succumbs i continued from Page imposed in More than 15 year. Earlier Burton had been three times mayor of Cleveland where he moved in 1911 because new England Wai not the Ideal Loca Tion for an aspiring lawyer no fortunate enough to have inherited an established Wai not the most color Ful figure on the Bench but hews a dedicated conscientious member of the court praised by his colleagues As a tolerant companionable fellow was Likely to write majority opinions on complicated text Sand financial matters. Decision on intricate labor disputes were also Apt to come his Way. Gave concise opinion sit was not his practice to indulge in lengthy rhetorical out bursts. To his concise to the Point opinions he discussed the Law of the Case at hand with Tew digressions into Legal or constitutional philosophy. He was Seldom a Lone dissenter and did not Feu with his Brothers on the a i cd. One of his Best remembered opinions outlawed racial Segre gation on Railroad dining cars in8i pages minus any impassioned language about . It discussed the Legal ramifications of the suit adding where a dining car is Avail Able to passengers holding tick ets entitling them to use it each such passenger is equally in Nobel prize shared by w continued Tom Pant 11maser wave enables new prop erties of Light to be investigated and can also be used technically for drilling welding and sur Gery on the Micro scale. Towns with his collaborators developed the first Maser in 1954 when he was a professor of physics at Columbia University and in 1858 applied the Masc Prin Ciple on visible Light the laser. Prokhorov and Basov devel oped their ideas about Maser action independently of towns an reported heir results at a Sclan rises slightly risk trading materials and selected issues advanced. Steels and electrical equipments declined. Of 1.350 issues traded m4 advanced. 533 declined and 173 were unchanged. There were 4 highs for the year and 12 lows. Among he 15 most actives locks nine advanced four declined and two were unchanged. Volume Lilium 4,30lkin hum. Rot Ter Ercy supplies Rains overflowed in Banks. At Jast 14 persons in the Northern Yugoslavia City Are known supplies in the City Are believed to have become contaminated by the flood Waters and official Are concerned about the danger of typhoid fever spreading in he disaster medical supplies came from the 67th medical depot Germany. Mai Hll lard f. Wlater Waskl chief of the depot s storage division was first notified of the air Force mercy Mission at 2 . Thurs Burton 1 at age 76 \ titled to Iti fall Lylei in Accord. Ance with reasonable Regula i survived by his wife j the former Selmaa Florence Smith whom he married in West Newton han., in 1911 by font children William s. Burton. Robert s. Burton mrs. Wet net and Fri. R. Wallace Adler and it grandchildren All of shake Heights Ohio. Harold r. Burial 1949 photo for physics ass. Scientist Tufic conference in Moscow i january 1953. The swedish Academy also awarded prof. Dorothy Crowfoot i Hodgkin of the Royal society a Oxford University the 1984 Nobel prize in chemistry for her de terminations by a Ray techniques of the structures of important biochemical substances. Miss Crowfoot Hodgkin Homade significant contributions through her determination of the structures of important biochemical compounds the of their atoms the Academy has carried out these Truo lure determinations by studying he nature of a rays emitted by a Crystal of Tho substance when it i exposed to a beam of a Rayi Michigan pfc killed in action in Vietnam Washington up Pfow Illiam c. Toth of Groin Point Woods. Mich., was killed in action tuesday in South Vietnam Chr army said thursday. Toth was accompanying South vietnamese combat group As an adviser when a Wai truck by comr aunut fire. A wan the son of mrs Helen Grosso Point Woods. To Zagreb Day and delivered the truck Loroff supplies at 11 30 . To us Ramstein flight Wesley w. Rhodes of Columbus Ohio is commander of the c124. Other crewmen Are first it Joe l. Campbell of Earth. Tex., first Pilot lit u. William e. H. Caldwell in of the Bronx n.y., navigator t sgt Reynold Thompson gumming " ga., flight Engineer s sgt Carlli. Neese Hogansville ga., flight Engineer and s sgt Harre j Ritchie Hampton ark., Loav master. I
