European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Poi 24 the stars and stripes november 1964 Brezhnev hails lbs win gets Tough with China   from a afr it lion also met Premier Alexel Kun Sygen Mill president anus Liis Chou applauded politely at the opening of Brezhnev 9umlnute but he began clapping less and less and clipped not at All when Brezhnev the defeat of gop presidential nominee Barry Goldwater As Good for of the right and the necessity of holding a Confer ence of All the worlds comma nist parties to bolster their soviet economic Suc sitting next to applauded folic Embly slower and less than other platform visitors when Brezhnev praised the soviet the soviet party leaderships unanimous vote to oust Khrushchev and the need to unify Mainland communist China and the Formosa Western diplomatic observers said Brezhnev did not slam the door against some sort of truce with they said Brezhnev stated the Kremlin policy so As to define differences with peking and could a acc to halt the Mutual abuse that brought the two communist giants to the verge of a formal split before Khrushchev a it was in the same Hall three years ago that Chou and Khrushchev first publicly denounced each others policies and set off the san Osovet outburst Rhodesia votes 9 to i for Independence Rhodesia up Premier Ian Smith Friday won a crushing yes vote in Rhode Sias referendum on whether it should have Independence under the present the full results from Rhodesia so constituencies were yes Voles and no this gave almost m approval to Smith for his Independence program despite the fact the pro Gram itself has not been clarified beyond statements that Rhodesia deserves Independence and in tends to obtain the White minority government had said a yes vote would not be a Man Date for a unilateral declaration of Independence from which has said that such action would be regarded As m per cent target the Only fear among govern ment officials about the referendum was that the poll would be lower than Smiths target of if per Early returns showed about 63 per cent of the registered voters turned the electorate numbers mostly but apathy and nationalist appeals for a boy Colt combined to hold Down the in one nonwhite constituency which includes sails Burys african balloting was Only u per there were no incidents during the voting except in Bulawayo where Hoppen saw two Mei smash a car marked vote no with hatchets and j police guard was posted around the Bouse of a Man who put an advertisement in a newspaper Smith must Vot Rockefeller argue Over gop leadership cont Linurd from Page it a Large Johnson Victory in that As one of the most important figures in the Republican at a news conference in Harris Scranton said the gop stocks Advance in fairly Active trading session new York a the Slock Market closed higher in fairly us Ive trading the Market was a Little lower it the Start following thursdays conclusive it turned mixed in old afternoon and Rose in he final most stocks were around their Best Levels of the Day at the close with most gains ranging from fractions to around one Standard and poors so Oslock Index Rose to Only below its Al time High set the 429 industrials Rose to the most tobaccos Petroleum and farm equipment railroads and most o the autos other major groups were it was another Broad Markel with issues crossing the of 957 924 declined and 212 were unchanged there were is new highs for the and 27 new the business news Remane and included a Rise in retail among the 19 most Active eight six advanced and National Genera was volume Rose to shares from that has shaken the communist there were unconfirmed re ports that Chou stepped inside the Kremlin Walls to visit the Al most neglected grave of Josef Western observers said Brezhnev appeared to be trying to smooth Over the sin Osovet conflict and at the same time to re new Kremlin support for peace Ful coexistence with the United slates and her Western Brezhnev also must eliminate the image tha t is an exclusive my impression was that Many people voted against the re pub lean party this time on that he Newsweek quoted Nixon As saying this is whats going to it will take a couple of months for the dust to then Barry will be dropped like a hot firmer Ambas Sador Henry Cabot Lodge and Cliff Case of new Jersey Lave had the party will n where he and his wife Are Nixon also said that Goldwater Ost because Goldwater people let the nuts take they pc alienated the Good party and  be swept around the Goldwater has loss two thirds of the party at a news conference later Nixon denied he had said Barry will be dropped like a hot to but Osborne editor of insisted that Nixon was quoted Rockefeller office immediately got in touch with the governor in Madrid where he and his wife arc Rockefeller promptly issued a statement saying this kind of peevish postdoc ton utterance has unfortunately become typical of i is neither factual nor construct nomination of the Gold Watermiller ticket divided the Republican party so severely tha despite the of Republican Stab organizations like new the nation rejected the National ticket by unprecedented Pacific Chiei warns asian reds Honolulu a the com Mander of military forces n the Pacific sounded a Stern warning to communist foes in Southeast adm Grant Sharp speaking at a Honolulu chamber of Commerce said the in Ltd states has no territorial military or political ambitions in Southeast the Day May come in he face of continued communist it will be necessary again to resort to armed should this happen our forces Are ready to perform any Mission they Are he called the North vietnamese government in Hanoi and red chinese leaders in peking Trou ble makers who arc response ble for the external direction and support of the insurgency in South unprovoked Sharp also in tha another Gulf of Tonkin Type incident would result in i Modl Ato retaliation against the com he had earlier mentioned wha he described As a Deli crat and unprovoked attack on of destroyers 4 in the Toni Gulf and the United states re action to the a message had been Dellvera to our adversaries which said United states will not to Erate interference with its ship in International Sharp said of retaliatory mean ures following North Vietnam a boat attack against de of South the Niyear old Admiral said the situation in that country remains the Kremlin is ready i develop soviet american rela on to strengthen for continued support i National liberation move possibly As a sop to whose regime favors a lore militant ant Western the ouster without Oming said the sex Rader was removed in full null malty of All participants in in Kremlin Hierarchy Power As Thrush chef and american action far Vietnam and Cuba and called of off the new soviet s abolishing Khrushchev n soviet Farmers private Gap Den familiar soviet Pafe cles on support of the nuclear called for better Quality a Well As More consumer material inc Ai Ives for workers and Farmeral o boost soviet o the american prop lateral nuclear Force for 4orth Atlantic treaty mighty weapon we Posi Eil mighty weapons which u a genuine and True guarantee that he Security of the soviet Union and other socialist countries to Well for More Trade with capitalist the Kremlin Oft repeated phrase that world War is not anew support for the party Congress in pm which began the  Brezhnev again and again called for world communist Unity in the face of the imperialists but gave no Indica Tion the new regime was Bend ing to peking possibly to promote the communist Harmony he appealed Brezhnev did not mention the Fino soviet dispute Over chunks of soviet Asia peking Western observers said Nev apparently sought to quiet the rift Between the two communist a rift that hat ruptured the Unity of the soviet Camp in Eastern Europe and sent russians and communist chinese into Africa and Latta America As soft 63 air stowaway rides Miles in cozy packing Case Delaide air said that my legs Are a bit in Perth airline officials found Don last thinking it would up and decide to leave his Tutte freight handlers from London to but in All right it Australia thought they were was such a smooth flight i would heaving a Case of delicate t Reg Spiers crouched inside and drank the 22yearold australian Champion javelin thrower Fri Day told Hov he air freighted himself a wooden packing Case from London to because he had run out of at first it Wai a bit of a he but the More i thought about it the better the idea then i decided to give it a Spiers journey in the crate took u As he relaxed in his Adelaide Home he students protest subs Tokyo up about leftist students demonstrated in downtown Tokyo to protest the scheduled port Calls of nuclear powered six student leaders were arrested in a scuffle with the abandoned crate in a Ware inside was a some canned end a Spiers worked his Way to Lon Reg Spiers is reunited with wife and photo Don last thinking it would give him a better Chance to make the australian olympic he was passed Over in the final selection and was stranded in London when he lost his Wallet containing i desperately wanted to get Home to my wife and baby and suddenly i thought of the idea of air freighting friends helped Spiers build the which measured u inches by 38 inches by 30 it gave him surprising the stowaway the crate was labelled synthetic polymer and delivered to the Airport bearing the name of a fictitious sender and i was in the crate for 24 hours before the plane left and then spent 30 hours flying my worst experience was when the crate was transferred to another Jet at the crate was left standing on a forklift for a hell of a Long Lime about nine it was mighty he when the crate finally reached 1 Spiers he became and decide to leave his Little wooden he forced open the crate from the slipped away from the freight and hitchhiked Miles Home to officials of air India said that the matter is now in the Handi of Commonwealth arrives in Yugoslavia Yugoslavia up William chairman of the Senate foreign relations arrived Here Friday on a 10day visit to he will sign a yugoslav american cultural agreement on accompanied by his wife and William assistant Secretary of Fulbright was the guest of Vladimir chairman of the Federal chamber foreign affairs who met the american group at toe