European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 25, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 24 the stars and stripes november 1964 Congo re number of continued from 11 captured Stanleyville then Tshombe went to Leopold due Airport where american piloted transport planes began arriving from Stanleyville shortly after about 400 refugees were flown the state department said 10 americans and 134 belgians were rescued in a separate congolese army operation at North of a 93yearold belgian Alfred said a real massacre followed the paratroopers penetration of the rebels he described it As a Nightmare and a belgian woman who was brought Bucklo Leopold Lyle said she had been raped Consul tells of perils in Captivity Leopold Ville up the rebels opened fire indiscriminately into the crowd they had forced onto the pavement we jumped for cover wherever we found it into House doors and behind shoot hostages twice after rebels threatened to shoot her husband and the Simbas members of a rebel faction told if you dont come with us we will shoot your husband and she it was not immediately confirmed whether congolese National army troops led by 200 White mercenaries who had been approaching rom the Southeast followed the paratroopers into the Tshombe suld they had and sold they recaptured the rebels trapped he said the rebel including president curl Stopec were trapped in the City but not immediately the Airport Ell within minutes to about 200 it was the belgians fanned out to Seal off the City in order to prevent the rebel leaders from escaping with the North Atlantic treaty organization Council unanimously recorded its understanding or and approval of the intervention of the belgian at least 90 rebels and two Central government soldiers Are reported Klenet said he and other hostages were herded into the City Square by rebel guards armed with Slyn babies put in quilts the quilts were Likely to four of the five were weighed and found to have lost a Tutto weight since doctors pointed that All Sables lose weight in the tint few Days of the quilts were born in s maternity clinic in because of their weight 2 1j4 and 1 12 they were rushed tar an ambulance to the specialist Hospital for premature their Mother remained it of Niers while put them in special the three boys and two girls were Given a special glucose specialists explained that because of their premature birth and Low weight they would not be Able to bottle feed the quilts before they had almost doubted their present Marcel Hospital would not give any in a Catlon of whether he thought they had a Chance of Lelong described the condition of each Quint in order of birth lightest dropped from 950 to to condition one Tor said a child of less than it Grams had survived at the who also lost had breathing trouble but general condition better than Mun que stopped breathing tuesday morning and Zautra i Paris up Frances leading medical experts and a team of nurses began a Roundt Hemlock Battle Here tuesday to save the lives of Europe first known born monday to Monique wife of a Paris a communique said the condition of the quilts alter More to 24 hours of life was stationary but that doctors were reserving their two of the quilts were reported by Hospital sources to be doing less Well than the but doctors at the specialist Hospital for premature babies sold they would not be Able to Tell for at least two weeks ii meeting  Irani Page 11 under discussion were East West an assessment of the new soviet leadership and the German it was earlier Schroeder said his government strongly believes the multilateral nuclear Force Milf will have an integrating effect in the Atlantic we stick to this Schroeder told reporters alter his discussion with Rusk at the stale Follo iving with Rusk but Schroeder declined to discuss with newsmen dispatches from London that said prime minister Harold Wilson denounced the mixed manned nuclear Fleet Wilson had said his government believes any mixed manned nuclear naval Force or nato adds nothing to Western strength and could bring dissipation of Effort within the Western speaking in a Rouse of commons debate on the labor governments new look defense policy which he will discuss with president Johnson in Washington said the Nassau under which the United slates agreed to Supply Polaris missiles to set Back world Hopes an effective arc cml Bonnin 3 of nuclear by american Consul Michael Hoyt who returned Here just when the Paras panic but overcame the Lelong few hours after being rescued when belgian paratroopers dropped into Stanleyville Early his voice his clothing dirty and Hoyt recalled the horror and drama of being held captive by the Only last he told we Wen taken out to the Lumumba Monument together with missionary Paul Carlson and two Young americans doing service in the Congo As conscientious they told us we were going to be at us Monument a crowd of live thousand gathered to watch the while the americans were kept in Sambas rebel troops gathered varied Sigge Slont they told us we would be killed and everyone had a different suggestion How to do Hoyt they old us what parts of our bodies they would one Samba must have got nervous and gave a Hurst rom his Sten gun right into the crowded Square we were sifting Kloct then the others started and they seemed to have singled out the women first everybody tried to crawl or run away he said he thought Carlson was killed in the but he gave no estimate of the number killed in the Dies former new York mayor William died of a heart attack la new Yorks Beth Israel he was mayor from ims Louh and later served As ambassador to a  from Page it had this sort of quizzical look on his and his hand was it must have been his left and lust As i turned and ironed at i could see a piece of his Skull and i remember it was flesh i remember thinking he just looked As if he had a slight and i just remember seeing no blood or and then to sort of did this put his hand to his forehead and fell in my and then i just remember falling on him and i on my they have shot my and love i remember i was and just being Down in the cur with his head in my and 11 just seemed an girl would have More breathing one of the two had irregular breathing but no major incident Lelong sold this Quint could not be weighed with the others because of difficulty in maintaining body temperature and of Nehru his old Allahabad seat new Delhi Vijayalaxm Biml Sli Terol the late Jawa Luul has scored a crushing election Victory in Allahabad slate to win her Brothers old against socialist Madame a former Diplomat and governor of ashtray is expected la Fata the National Cabinet in new n already includes  Patir it eluded pounds of kerosene during the deceleration the aircraft veered to the sufficiently for the  the runway to strike a steamroller which was being operated at a distance of Harlow sues about Book up the father of the late but after Hall an hour rebel Gen Nicolas Olen a ordered us Back into cars and said the execution was the crowd seemed disappointed and followed the screaming or our Hoyt returned Here with our of his vice Consul David Ernest James suffer and Donald the latter still bruised and the Al Crull continued on us course for another 900 split link fuel from the ruptured right indications Are Ihui the steamroller limited this fuel As the aircraft came to u Stop near the end of runway 2 very close to the Point where it intersects with runway 1134 emergency Muhln procedures were million damage suit in Jackson county circuit court against the publishers and  of the in intimate Mon Clair Carpenter said the Book destroyed his right of held him up to Public disgrace and ridicule und exposed him to Public 1 from a mating at the Lumumba for most of the last months Hoyt and the other four were in or under heavy guard in other forced to eat Flag Hoyt said ant american feel ing was whipped when the rebels overrun the City to humiliate the Hoyt and his colleagues were forced to eat the american hire German business Leader suggests Frankfurt West German business Leader tues Day proposed hiring jobless Amit Clun workers to solve this country labor Fritz president of the Frankfurt chamber of com All four of us were chewing addressing foreign bust at it at the same Lime 1 must say ifs very Hoyl one Day general of Lonija sent and und Industry Tives at the local International sold unemployed american Industrial labourers already were a Cable from hindu saying the trained for modern americans had bombed the town and we should be put on court be he said such was not the Case with workers imported from nonindustrial izod  but the trial never took West Germany now employs there were no Normal trials with More than one million Oral goers the rebel but there Are still More than six vacancies for every German without the foreign labor Force composed primarily of turks und Dictz praised americas contribution to the reconstruction of Germany postwar he suld american investment now accounted for Only three to four per cent of All foreign in vestment in Dictz said he opposed facilitating american investment in Germany through direct or in direct subsidies or tax privileges but called for Guaran tees or German capital invest ments in Hie United