European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 3, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              December 1964 the stars and stripes 3 around the world request Likely to be grunted Congo rebels seek Sudan base Turkey becomes associate of european common Mart Brussels has started an association with the european common turkish foreign minister Feldun Cemal Erkin joined the Council of ministers of the six european economic Community dec marking the Start of turkeys association with the six the Italy and Ger from now the destiny of the common Market Peoples and of the turkish people is closely associated in one Ger Man economics minister Kurt presiding at the meet the agreement establishing an association Between the dec and Turkey was signed at Ankara it was the second association agreement after Greece association in objectives of the agreement Are to promote commercial and economic relations Between the six and accelerate the development of the turkish Economy and raise the level of employ ment and Standard of living of the turkish commercial measures include Tariff quotas at preferential rates for dried dried figs and they represent about 40 per cent of turkish the 1965 quotas established for these products arc tobacco metric tons dried grapes metric tons dried figs metric tons and hazelnuts metric holy Loch reaffirmed As sub base London British labor government will continue to allow Polaris submarines to use their base at holy Loch in prime minister Harold Wilson replied flatly yes when asked in the House of commons if this was his governments when a conserva tic my asked whether Wilson didst a up that the base helped strengthen the North Atlantic Wilson re plied this is a very bin subject and has been debuted Many the position As i have repeatedly that it would he Kepi in its present form unless and is to result of any possible chances in nuclear policy within the Alliance there was a require ment Lor it us a nato freighter runs aground in storm Nova Scotia Force winds and Monn la Nous 50fuol Waves tossed aground the a Berlun freighter fury on Nova Scotia Rocky coast 110 Miles East of a coast guard Culler and an Argus patrol plane were dispatched to the area in a bid to reduce fury 18man two Navy de escorts were speeding to a Point 15 Miles off southwestern Nova Scotia where a fool lobster bout with two men aboard was Drifting the ships foundered la the onslaught of a storm that packed winds Gusling to m Miles an the fury radioed ii went ashore on Rocky wedge Island after losing us several lifeboats and its no radio Contact could be nude immediately to determine the Fate of the the coast guard ship Norwal left Fleming los Way in the fury last reported position through heavy peking reports protests Tokyo communist new Chinu news Agency said million persons have taken part in massive ant american demonstrations in peking this the touched off by the american belgian Rescue operations in the have been spreading to other cities in the news Agency about persons took part in the demonstrations in the largest turnout in the three consecutive Days of hate America according to the in the flood of propaganda published in the press and broadcast by the the chinese have made no mention of the rebel Mas of White hostages or other atrocities reported by thai officers seized As coup suspects Bangkok police arrested an undisclosed number of army officers following reports of a plotted antigovernment police the sweep on the military followed closely the arrest of two thai nationals and a the three were charged with espionage but no details were the arrest of the army officers was ordered by Prasirt Ruvira Wong police criminal investigation Bureau sources said those arrested included both Active and Reserve military a spokesman for the prime i Gen Ammay would give no Yemen pays on debt United paid on los arrears Debu and escaped the danger of losing los general Assembly vote the Assembly comm Llee on contributions Yemen owed slightly More than for assessments in 1902 and it paid into the working capital fund and to be applied to the regular budget us Well As to Congo and Middle East peacekeeping Sudan a congolese rebels Are trying to turn Sudan into a major logistic and operational base in their fight against the Leopold Villa the Khartoum regime of prime minister sir Al Khalim Al Khalifa is weighing a inc de Mand for volunteers and supplies for the rebel Western diplomats in the Capi Tal of this parched East african nation believe there arc Strong chances the demand will be since toppling the military dictatorship of presi Dent Ibrahim a loud lust the present revolutionary leaders have been turning rebel emissaries have crossed the Border into Sudan from the War swept Jungles of the North Eastern according to re ports received a number of wounded rebels Are being treated in the Southern sudanese outpost of where some sort of rebel military Center has been set sudanese authorities so far arc denying reports of the presence in this country of rebel Premier Christophe Glenye and his key sources close to the government claim Ibenye is fighting in the several lesser emis Saries passed through this Sudan Ese capital the past 48 they issued statements indicating their fight against Tshombe troops was according to the latest rebel statement published rebel Nimbus Lions have recovered Stanleyville radio and the so Bena airline guest House across the Street from the Airport build rebel envoys Here also claimed credit for the crash of a belgian air plane they said the plane was shot Down by the Sim has the immediate problem in creating a solid rebel base in South Ern Sudan is hampered by a rag ing guerrilla War in that part of Hij for More than a year african ethnic groups opposing the Arab majority ruling Sudan have been fighting a i Landrun guerrilla War engaging a Largo part of us dans the Middle East news Agency had reported earlier that Gaston soul lot and Pierre other rebel also were la the Rescue belgian paratroopers arrive in Brussels above after jumping from air Force planes on Stanleyville and Paulls in the Congo to Rescue White Ilc Nies prodding of Africa nations Washington tin United states is not prodding african nations to conic to the Aid of the Leopold Vullo government in its fight again St Congo u spokesman i am aware of no current diplomatic efforts directed to this state department press officer Wright told a news Wright made this statement when asked by newsmen about a new York times Story which said that the administration believes troops from other african countries Are urgently needed to restore Stabil Ity in the and Hope the Jikit non has previously expressed belief and How that the Congo problem should be solved in an african Wright and commented that appears to be nothing essentially in the Fri Khz agreed with newsmen that the article restated the administrations policy As it was Laid Down last summer the troops of tin United nations wore withdrawn from the col Clayton Isaacson of commander of the Tusk Force la talks with newsmen there after the Airlift of the up photos