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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Saturday, November 14, 1964

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 14, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 2 the stars and stripes november 1964 am t1onn a  i win or hards rom nine dec did nun Insl sex the into of Limotti talons on nazi War it to was tin Ilir Numnum thai i fut nil of r id War rain inns i in nil prom Iutta Iti i unless Lintl i its Viivi a Iii started the slip talc in win times on May in the former 1 to Libish and French zones of Sci a Pulun and july in the Armor american t Legal proceedings wore started r ome time ago against Many Imi Kir Tant nazis who Are still so that if they turn up at ii time they can be these include Hitler aide a Gestapo chief him i Mueller Ausch wow Pomian Josef a Englc to f Deputy to Adolf we nip is on Odullo Globo Cilk in the extor minion program in Poland and is Laj Gen Christian in Venn of the Gas there is no specific Case Ign inst Hitler but Legal experts n the Justice ministry maintain be could be tried on u wide Range of charges if he the expiration of the statute of imitations will free lesser known War criminals against whom in Malion was lacking to make government press chief Karl Guenther von Hase told a news conference that the Cabinet reached its decision on the statute of limitations last he said it was not announced then Lecausi an Effort was made to get All parties to agree to a common position and this failed because of resistance from the opposition social von Hase said the government will Appeal to the world to provide information about War crimes so that Legal act Loni can be started before the expiration of the he explained that an Extension of the statute would be impossible because this would mean making an exception to Legal principle to suit the governments he said that the nazis had made a practice of this and Forest fires to plague in by United press International several Stales have taken emergency measures to Battle inc of worst droughts in history and thousands of men have been fighting Woodland infernos in the parched Midwest and blustery winds in unseasonably warm weather fanned Forest and Brush fires in a dozen states from the Missouri River to the Atlantic Illinois battled its worst siege of Field and Forest fires in a National civil defense workers and volunteers including school boys manned fire lines in Indiana Matthew Midwest mimed outdoor fires and decreed Ines for Browing a match or Licking a Cigar Ash outside a building or the Ohio forestry division cancelled fire permits in wooded areas to the Southern and Eastern sent ions of the in Kentucky and parts of new Woodland Hunting wus Illinois state foresters considered Banning open fires in several in West where nearly acres of Timber land have natural resources director Warden Lane offered u 8100 Reward for information leading to conviction of arsonists responsible for Forest fires in the s the agriculture department said its emergency design for made available to to grave site Washington defense Secretary Robert Mcnamara has announced approval of the design for a permanent memorial for the late president John Kennedy at Arlington National Mcnamara said he will review for newsmen detailed plans for construction next monday and that architect John Warnecke will present the the design itself was not described by Kennedy grave has been without a permanent Marker since he was burled on a slope overlooking Washington last the which runs Arlington National erected a wooden Fence around the Grove tile and its flame and Laid out temporary which have been used by millions of Mcnamara said the design of the John Kennedy grave has approved by the presidents the Kennedy government author titles concerned with the the commission of Fine and the chairman of the Washington planning Robert brother of the late will represent the Kennedy family at the presentation of the design next monday at the National gallery of a Model of the grave design will be on Public display at the gallery for four starting 408 counties in 24 states across he the department said it was not it possible to assess the Moneary damage caused by the spokesmen Aid drought damage to crops so a was limited because most rops matured earlier this year Han last in the Northern half of the showers and occasional Hall Ell in uie upper but no Relief came to the critically dry areas of Southern Illinois and this was Southern Illinois 49th Day with my measurable exceed no last years record dry spel by a 4nmue front in the blazes in Illinois erupted along a 400mile tront from North to they roared Over thou Sands of acres of Limber and razed nearly a score of summer  Many farm Homes and Railroad in winds up to 69 Miles per hour funded a spec ocular fire in three South Side three firemen and a 14monthotd girl were Illch winds knocked Over a 100 oot Wall at a construction site in in Milchl Gans Cass the wind blew Sparks from an incinerator into a causing a fire which levelled the House near Cas coast guardsmen and Ontarl police recovered the body of on of three Michigan fishermen missing in a 11foot outboard to lot Boot on Wundt snied lock St the other two also War feared had a Recor temperature for the 89 de had an a Lime High of la collected inches of rain to six Hue two inches of Snow in six hours the far a belled with Loo much moisture a fou Day storm dumped up t 90 inches of Snow in the Lerr three persons died 1 weather related traffic Accident in and heavy rain threatened to set off More mud slides in the Southern half of the in the 3 inches o Sizow Tell across Maine am heavy fog hampered air trans Portal inn from Pennsylvania 1 the major Airport in the new York City area wer closed for a Eves have it eight members of the Charles Dewell family of have willed their eyes to the Eye Bank operated by the Georgia Lions Lighthouse foundation from standing 11 2 and Deweu Wilt Eric and Dewell with Oney Earold press cases Active von Hase pointed out that Here Are 790 War crimes cases pending before West German courts and these will not be affected by the cabinets according to government the occupation Powers tried More than War criminal of whom 806 were condemned to of these 488 were the West German government has started investigations for War crimes a canst about persons of whom were the number convicted was not but the severest kissable was life this country abolished the death pc Halty when the Constitution wus drawn up in wanted delay the social democratic party said it refused to go along with government because it thought the decision should be put off on extending the it decided to bring a motion in parliament for he collection of All outstanding material on nazi War crimes and their the Chancellor Hud said that he would consider it inhuman if nazi War criminals got off but he said that the Legal Stuit difficuu0 anything about West Germany was put under considerable partial Mem and the tons would be communist East Germany extended us Law earlier this j Saluc on War crimes started running in the three occupation zones at the time the state of War was declared this accounts for the difference in the expiration report captured i York a a North vietnamese propaganda film wus shown on television with shots or porting to be of Jug Everett Alvarez the Navy Pilot captured during last Summers Tonkin Gulf air he appeared to be in Good with no obvious wounds or in Santa his family identified Alvarez us the flier in a North vietnamese film shown on an Abc newscast the  the network said it was shot by North vietnamese photographers and some japanese Pho Grapher and was obtained from a japanese on air strikes were curried Oul against show hot in film vietnamese bases in retaliation or it boat attacks on american destroyers in the Gulf of of san was shot Down and he was flying from the Carrier the film showed North vietnamese soldiers and Shore batteries firing on the american of tanks were shown set ablaze by the air also shown the engine of an american plane being retrieved from the water by a one shot shows a Man in a pilots uniform being escorted by a single North vietnamese the fliers uniform has a name Label Alvarez but the mans face was obscured by a helmet and Sun other shots show the Man being Alvarez and mrs Everett Alvarez two Sisters and the pilots tangle watched the television show in Santa leaves town in darkness up a manhole explosion on Concord Avenue severed a main Power line and plunged this Community of into a fireman was injured when a second explosion occurred As he wus ejecting smoke from the manhole following the first the Joseph wus taken to a Cambridge Hospital and later transferred to the Massuch Selts Eye and ear infirmary in authorities said the first blast Cut an electric feeder line con acc Tang Cambridge and Belmont shutting off Power to the entire baby weather temperature to by United press International h my Albut hmm to must 10 1 Attu n St m u 14 u  m 47 nov Wmk n com Muu City h m cow Cunt to m atm two it 4 Der Tim pit Touran n 4t Duluth 41 1ft Worth is Louii n France up Ger Mulne died Here after giving birth to in eight Pound baby her 23rd sets wife asphyxiated ii France an air Force stuff scr Lic unt found his wife and two children dead of Asphy Lunior when he arrived Home from Worl at Chul Couroux air station tues base safety officials urn French police were the death of Joan 28 her 4yeurold son am her 2yearold daughter a Irstle r an apartment in the two children a chateau Roux champs Community near the american housing s sgt Oliver a member of Dot 31st weather discovered the tragedy when he reached Home about 6 a kerosene Heater and a Gas water healer were Skow came Here with his family four months Ugo from Mountain Home air Force Buse Skow wus from St strikes 1 s he mini Francisco m u i City 44 full City 1 City u Mil Vilm n u 1 pm Angl pm to Wmk Linaun n 4 atm phyfe h in m co Klimt ipod in 07 m up customs of Fly ills ended u crippling 9daj strike one Day in by communist led Railroad men continued to hold up train traffic and were joined on strike b postal clerks and Rome taxicab  
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