European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 14, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 24 the stars and stripes november 1964 Yanfen heroism stands out in devastating Vietnam floods hell1 lion for 10 Days have taken near copter crewmen arc chalking up Many heroic rescues of Vietnam Ese villagers amid storm spawned floods and Dis ease floods that have swept the a mexican chief visits lbs at his ranch Johnson with a warm Welcome under a warm Indian summer the president of the United states embraced inc president elect of Mexico at a gala the stage Fot this first meet ing at president and John son and president elect and Gustavo Diaz Ordaz was the lbs ranch in the rolling Hills along the Pedernales the two families quickly found a common Bond they each spent part of their honeymoon at the floating gardens of to chill co near Mexico three years there was time for a Bill of chatting Between the men about their landslide election Diaz Ordaz will take office then a bit of lbs ranch tra of inscribing names in was a after that Camo a festive Barbecue under the old Oak Trees in the pasture beside the at the end of the Mas Ter of ceremonies Cactus Pryor introduced Johnson As the Boss of this spread and the president and his visitor we have Johnson we Are Here to discuss them and in the Days ahead we will resolve addressing Diaz Johnson said you make us very proud to be in out Home and on our the mexican Leader responded with thanks for the overwhelm ing hospitality in the Sweet intimacy of the Johnson 1 am he to Seal a Friendship with a warm hand then Diaz Ordaz pointed to re cent settlement of the Century old Al Chamizal Border dispute As showing How differences can be said winds have reached said the full Force of tropical by lives and left Miles an hour at Tuy where storm kale is expected to slam a Square mile of the City Only into the vietnamese coast Sun now is beginning to Drain from Day in the Tuy Hoa area to 1 million another tropical storm began but luring South Vietnam Central crust an american military spokes the flooding of inc past two air Force weathermen Pope gives Crown to ail poor Vatican City Paul i Friday offered his Crown pontifical a gift to the poor of the world to fight the gesture came less than three weeks before the pontiff flies in where poverty and famine Are Ever Pope Paul placed the Crown on the Central altar of Peters Basilica at the close of a Byz an tin Erile muss stressing the Unity of Eastern and Western catholics and attended by ecumenical Council priests and the Vatican diplomatic answer la Council he made the offer in response to the Many grave words spoken in the Council on inc misery and hunger in the modern archbishop Pericle Sec Retar general of the ecumenical told the gathering of the Popes the Bejo clod Tiara is not the one that has been worn for centuries by it is the Crown Given to Pope Paul for his Coronation by the faithful of where he had been serving As archbishop until his election to the throne of Peter As successor to John valued at it is a triple 15 inches High and weigh ing nearly three on top sits a Small Cross of diamonds Over a Globe of Lapis How the Tiara estimated to be Worth would Benefit the poor was not vat ican sources said it might be with the Money going la the or that the equivalent value in Money would be in placing the Crown on the altar rail strikes loom Ford cuts by he associated press six Railroad shop unions have scheduled a strike against most of the railroads for while at the Ford motor persons were Laid off Fri Day As the United Auto workers walkout threatened closure of the company 00 the strike notice has not been served on the rally Odds but Union general chairmen arc issuing instructions to the More than workers mean Federal cd efforts to reach a settlement in the 17monlhold wage a 30day strike ban under pro visions of the railway labor act will expire at Midnight next John assistant research director for the Al Cio railway said he had been instructed to arrange a news conference for monday the six shop unions involved Are the International association of the International brotherhood of the Sheet Metal workers inter National the inter National brotherhood of electro the brotherhood of rail Way Carmen and the International brotherhood of firemen and week old walkouts at seven Ford factories Are blamed by company officials for fridays there Are on strike at the seven if Ford closes All its hourly workers will be Laid Milf  from in fac ii Ting to inc turmoil in the Western defense Secretary Robert re pledged american willingness to share nuclear responsibility with its nato allies in a More meaningful and another comment that All nato members would be welcomed in forming a sponsored Allied nuclear was considered a restatement of a standing invitation to France to join the mini icarus remarks were in a statement issued after he met with West German defense min ister Caluwe von Iata maintains fares Athens International air transport association ended us seven week conference Friday with agreement to main Tain present fares on most of the worlds air around 240 Miles Northeast of ambassador Maxwell Long imbed Mist world of Ann is crowned in London by the my Carol Joan Craw Ford of miss representing the United King is the daughter of a whole Sale meal Salesman in the Little town of the Green eyed with Statis tics of will get n prize and a screen As Well year of globetrotting for miss blonde Jeanne Marie of new was one of the 16  in the Field of a photo weekend caution hits Stock Mart York a Normal Pron Mckend Caulion took Over on Wall Street Friday and the Stock markit closed narrowly trading was moderately the Market was mixed at the Start and remained that Way through the most Price changes ranged rom fractions to around one Point a share in either Standard and poors 500slock Index Rose to the s and p 425 industrials were up to 90 the Dow Jones 30 Indus i trials declined at Taylor and prime minister Tran Van Huong flew into the heart of the flood stricken area Friday to set up Relief the trip by Taylor and Huong from Saigon underscored the Gravity of the situation and it effect on the Anil communist War the prime minister left a growing political crisis behind in the capital to Sec firsthand the devastating effects of almost two weeks of typhoons and torrential Monsoon at a briefing in the coastal City of Dan 375 Miles North of the Taylor and Rolonjr were told the death toll in Ike three hardest hit provinces Tud reached the american briefing attached to the military advisory group for the vietnamese army i sold per sons were believed to have Cut in Quang Nam where the weather took us heaviest there were at least Deal in Quang tin province and in Quang Gal the or Fleer it was emphasized that the Fig ures did not cover equally hard hit blah Dinh just South of the i corps when an estimated vietnamese were the vietnamese defense ministry in Saigon re ported at least 10 dead in blah More than 1 million persons Are believed hungry and threatened by Dis Taylor told newsmen the Gest problem facing the stricken Countryside was the danger of epidemic in the next three five there already Wen reports of isolated cases of typhoid one Viet Cong member wis rescued by a helicopter piloted by to Rob Robinson of Robinsons Crew had to wrestle hand grenades away from the dripping he had apparently intended to blow up the helicopter once the guerrilla was disarmed before he could do any Robinson turned him Over to vietnamese sgt Alfred Frye of stripped off his flak suit and dived into the churning flood Waters to Rescue a drowning Viet namese fryes 1st it Charles Swan of Highland Man aged to hover Over the exhausted fryc and Drog him from a Tor rent that almost swept him several Marine helicopter were shot at by the Viet Cong during mercy one took two bullets in its which narrowly missed the the 1st it Richard or of Hunt Nylon and his 1st it Allen Cates of nursed the punctured copter Back to the air Field and landed Gaulle will speak Paris up president Charles de Gaulle plans to make a major foreign and Domestic policy statement 21 in Strasbourg while presiding Over ceremonies marking the world our i liberation of in formed sources Kremlin reaffirms pledge of peace with West Moscow up the soviet Union reaffirmed Friday that peaceful coexistence and better relations with America and other capitalist slates is one of inc foundations of Kremlin for eign the communist party Organ pravda said Russia was ready to talk Over differences with other nations and would adopt a position of to attach great importance to the development of business recent elections strengthened the positions of the More moderate circles in the ruling at the same time the party newspaper said the Kremlin was in favor of strengthening of Unity and cohesion of socialist states and supporting the libera Tion revolutionary movements diplomatic observers said the foreign policy statement paralleled declarations made inks and Normal relations with i the past month by the new or inv the ouster of the observers appeared to steer a Middle course Between preserving the status quo in relations with the West and adopting an uncompromising line toward the National liberation of red chivas main but Western observers sold it was notable that there was no hardening of policy toward the West despite the presence n mos cow of chivas Chou Enlal