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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 31, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes saturday october 31, 1964 Goldwater says lbs lost Turkey As ally  Row Page it tonally staunch ally of ours and a traditionally steadfast enemy of communist imperialism. But now while Lyndon laugh Sand Lyndon shouts for votes in the streets this great Anchor of the nato Alliance this great ally of the free world has decided the time has come to go to the soviet with new gestures of soviet accommodation. "1 charge that Lyndon John son s unsteady hand on the Helm of the ship of stale has lost us another ally and has lost us another molar skirmish in the cold  the senator said. Turkish foreign minister Feridun Comal e r k i n arrived in Moscow Friday night Tor talk with soviet leaders and said he Hopes to see relations betwee die two countries develop on a basis of practical realities the associated press reported. Erklyn the first turkish government minister to come to Moscow in is years was met atthe Airport by soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko an Hassan Isik the turkish and Bassadore to Moscow Erklyn recalled that turkish soviet relations were founded bythe two greatest leaders of both countries Lenin and Kcal  the a said. Paraphrasing Ataturk he  principal policy is peace Al Home peace abroad. We Wallour relations with the so vie i Union based on this  earlier in the Day in Pitts urge Goldwater told a wild y cheering Flag waving crowd lat president Johnson snowed casual reaction to the Walter Enkins scandal and Condon Edix Security practices in the slate department. In a double barrelled blast air. Johnson and Secretary of to Etc Dean Rusk the Republican residential nominee charged hat the administration present a sordid picture of morally in top Levels of government. An estimated 19,000 or Morew sons jammed Pittsburgh s Vilc Arena und gave Goldwater an id minute ovation before his us dress. The gop challenger for the Eville House voicing optic sir reds arrest american Berlin up East German police have arrested one american in East Berlin and released another american off clogs said  said John Van Altena 20 of Milton Junction wis., was arrested by communist police oct 10 or allegedly trying to help refugees escape. Details of the arrest were no known. In Hamburg Lufthansa the German airline said the Amerl can waa on the Lufthansa payroll a ground crewman. The spokesman said Van Ali a failed to return from a vacation he took Early in october he released the american released is Roy Jacobs is of Detroit official Solo Jacob was arrested in Easterlin last year sentenced at t secret trial to 18 months and released Early this month. Thi charges were not  the past. Western National arrested on similar charges wort. Led and sentenced to terms a Long As three  of the arrest a cached Weil Berlin through Iwho has been assigned German c o u r t a to reprise Western nationals being tried. The . Mission Here inform Van Altena s parents of the arrest officials said. A la Yeby a Static Des Moines Iowa up Hyman s no Telly shop Friday offered Nelloween face masks of Elk la Khrushchev at half Price the store bought 412 of he rubber masks a week before Khrushchev toppled from Power Morion Fingert Cut he Price from $2 to 18 cents those things used to be hot items Finger said but they just won t move now. Inu Nahhat millions of unhappy am disgusted americans would Csc film to the highest office in the and next tuesday earlier accused or. Johnson of smear Actlis in the  gov. William w Scranton who failed in his drive St july for the gop pc Alden Lal nomination introduced Goldwater to the throng. Scan non booed the steel City rally climaxed whistle Slop tour through Moun vinous Central and Western Penn Sylvania in a last minute bid Foi the Keystone state s 2 electors votes. Scranton said in some respects he still differed wit Goldwater drawing Boos fro the crowd but added that he do not believe in walking out on Hipol tical party. The governor declared tha29.000 persons were gathered in Side and outside the Arena twice As m by As were hero last tuesday for or. Johnson s appearance in the same Hall. Many in the crowd wave Small american flags and chant of go Barry go b o o m through the nigh domed Arena a Roar of no rolled out we Goldwater asked do you want a Man who a spend and spend and borrow and borrow and tax and tax a voice shouted give pm hell Barry and the crowd applauded. Taylor. Continued front Page 1 Hope for the new civilian government but he added now o course performance is the Taswill the main officials the Prim minister the minister of defense All these be Strong Able men Able to give this country to leadership that it requires Hope so 1 believe so but on Lime will Tell  Taylor was asked. Do Yothin that we can still turn the tide Here without taking the Waou Side Vietnam a really Don t know what Strong government could do wit the program that we have presently outlined Taylor replied we really have not tested whale Are actually doing in the sense we have never had Strong stable government to carry to Ward our  think we can go a lot farther with what to Are doing Factor we consider any drastic change if this is not enough plainly must consider other ways of win Nung the  Haiti says 11 rebels killed port a Prince Haiti up the government announced it has killed 11 of the13 members of a rebel expeditionary Force which landed i Southwest Haiti  other two were . Att unit Obj Calls for easing quota Law for aliens its British port tax Geneva up Bella in s at empt to better 1u Trade Silva on by putting a is per cent sur Harg on import Drew severe rat scism Here at a special sos Ion of the Council of repro Elut Lvcas of the general agree Nunt on tariffs und Trade Gatt by Louin we attacked by ii Rudlong partners in Europe  countries for making other nations suffer for her onco Nolc troubles and for not Laving taken internal corrective measures to help itself. The Levy. It was charged has no Legal basis within Gatt. Which is the major Western trod pkg arrangement. Gatt nations demanded that he surcharge be replaced an soon As possible by Domestic measures. They said the Brit so move is harmful to International cooperation. Committee name the Council named a special committee of ii nations plus representatives from the six euro Pean economic Community coun rules to consult on the matter and particularly on what alternative Steps can be taken. The Council said this commit tee should report Back to the Council As soon As possible an that the Council then will con Sider such action As May be appropriate in the Light of the re  was understood to be a warning to Britain that reprisal Are possible. The statement issued by Gatt sold the import surcharge Hud caused widespread concern among Gatt members. A number of representative expressed sympathy toward the continued my pne to opportunities to contrast Hli views with those of Barry Gold water his Republican . Johnson in his Detroit speech hit his peace them again with these words we must be Strong but never reckless. We must be firm but never foolish. One Reckles impulsive move of a single Fin Ger could incinerate our civilization. To Lent is what it Means to be president of the United slates to Duy. Thai is what in Al stake Inthis  then paraphrasing from familiar Highway slogan he concluded go to the polls tuesday and vote alone with your  vote you cast will he your in and the world you save willbe your  torchlight parader. Johnson scheduled additional slops during the Day Alt Ockford 111., and Chicago the latter far a torchlight Parade to speaking Date in Chicago Staci pains a proposition questioned by Goldwater. He told cheering partisans at Aioo a plate democratic dinner that he Hopes the time will never come when religion will be de Nied a role in american political campaigns Goldwater in 8 Cedar rapids Iowa speech questioned How churches could to concentrating on morality when we find clerical spokesmen who Hump become loud advocates of Lyndon  Goldwater Las desire difficulties experienced the United kingdom it said but then went on to demand removal of the surcharge. Unless these measures were strictly temporary and were re placed by internal measures the situation could become More deep rooted As the charges Cameto have an increasingly protective effect it  United Stales supported tha British position at Friday meeting. It was Learned but urged that the surcharge be temporary measure.  Detroit he bore Down on still another of the issues he has stressed for months Prosperity. Scooping the labor depart ment s monthly announcement by u few hours he revealed that consumer prices increased by 0.20 per cent in  puts them Only 1.2 per cent above september a  he said. We wish they weren t up at All. But what this record says is that we have the most stable Price level in an Industrial nation in the  wages up the president also announced that weekly wages of Factor workers averaged 1103.04 lust month an increase of 114.86over january lilt when presi Dent John f. Kennedy was inaugurated. The Prosperity of the past 44months did t just happen he said. It is the result of responsible management and responsible labor leadership. It is the result of responsible restraint about wages and prices. It u also the result of responsible government in Philadelphia thursday . Johnson strongly defender the idea that clergymen have proper role in political Cam ind water believes represents much that is in opposition to the a inking of every Church i  or. Johnson whose remarks out the clergy and politics were of in the speech text distributed Advance said he did not Calll inc or attack clergymen butt her defended them for their garage. Religion has always and re Igloo must always play u part n All that we do and All that we Hope to do the president said. Big crowds cheered or. John son As he Lew in and drove trough the streets and again a convention Hall which was packed with an estimated 18.000vho chanted we want Johnson before the president appeared.2m.oo on hand police commissioner Howard Ary Ostl Miled 250.000 persons watched the motorcade from the Airport to the hotel. Many thou Sands were out again to w a t c Hilr. Johnson s departure from the hotel for convention Hall und his arrival there. On tuesday next the people will prove to All in this land n this land and every land that Here is not going to lie another Liberty Bell he halloween preview children in Wiesbaden. Germany gel ready or the big night. Mrs. Robert d. Smith puts finishing touches on Ker son Steven and her daughter Diane. At right is is my Klinc Karen Crisp. Said or. Jonnson in Power which crack in theold the rally. He said All presidents from George Washington to John f. Kennedy have worked an hoped for peace Tor Unity for Progress and " " the people Krosp culty for alluding so Long us the Trust of this of fice is mine to uphold that will m my work and my Hope Tor America. When the votes Are counted and the returns Are in the free world and the communist world will know that the alliances of tree men Are going to stand to Gether in greater Unity with greater purpose and with Greate Confidence for whatever is to  Market rises trading slow new York a the Stock Market advanced again Friday. Trading was relatively slow be cause of lie usual pre we kind Chi inn und uncertainties about the election tuesday. The Market was slightly higher at the Start turned mixed in the first hour but resumed its Rise around noon. Prices continued to improve going into the final 90minutes. The business news remained encouraging. This included More Good corporate earnings report Sand a Rise in . Retail sales this week Over the lust year. Most stocks were around their est Levels of the Day at the close with Mast gains ranging from fractions to around one Point a share. Standard and poor s 500-Slockindex Rose .13 to 84.81. The s and p 425 industrials were up.19 to 80.72. The Dow Jones 30  1.22 to 873.08  
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