European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 12, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes monday april 12, 1965 Berlin rumpus believed no Aid to soviet Aims an a news analysis by William l. Ryan the noisy soviet How Las week Over Berlin evidently accomplished next to nothing for he Kremlin leaving it As frustrated u Ever in attempts to pursue its policies against the background of the sput in the Russ seek fantastic weapons9 Washington a sen Ator Strom Thurmond r-s.c-, said Russia u trying to develop fantastic raw weapons in Hopes of attaining strategic military superiority Over the United states Thurmond a recently retired army Reserve major Genera land member of the Senate armed services committee Laid this Effort is reflected lathe heavy pay loads the have put into apace and development of t u p e r bombs of of to in partial nuclear test ban the re Slans Are on break through in weaponry thur mond said. The soviets Are desperately attempting to develop new Type weapons sufficiently far advanced that ate such weapons rather than t Large number could provide the Edge Over the Western nation i strategic said that Intelli gence briefings by top military Leaden and Central intelligence Agency Cia director Joh Mccone. Indicated that the so Viet Union continues its efforts to achieve strategic nuclear superiority Over the although such material misclassified Thurmond said there had been Public evidence of this in the exhibition of new anti missile missiles in the mos recent military Parade in mos cow and the firing of an missile in the Pacific world communist some respects the Berlin ruckus seemed directly connected with the ideological quarrel and an unwelcome Prospect of worse to come in the summer. It seemed , too with the soviet dilemma of Viet Nam and Chi Nese opposition to soviet influence there. The excuse for the berlins How was the meeting in West Berlin of the West German parliament but it apparently was also meant As an object lesson for the world s co Nunu Nusu. While the Berlin harassment was at Ita Peak soviet communist chief Leonid i. Brezhnev was speaking in Poland. Some it what he said sounded like a last ditch Appeal to peking to close communism ranks. Soviet Pouch la Asia an Africa has Neeon Tertod Trasta tin Beca a of peking s Kostul my and h nov 1 be Tea awl a a Jane Allan african Summit meeting a Algeria. Soviet efforts to minimize the Doss Odence Are complicated by president Johnson s Chal Lenge to Moscow to cooperate for peace and development i Southeast Asia. That evoked favourable response in areas important to soviet Aims. China could reject it quickly but the russians had to move More Are signs of soviet in Terest in unconditional talks should there be some Means of bypassing peking since some aspects of soviet Diplo Macy Nave the look of an at tempt to isolate peking in the count nut woth soviet president Anastia i. Mikoyan indicated president Johnson a proposal would be studied carefully and a few Day before the Johnson speech a soviet propaganda broadcast to Southeast Ada called timely and important the initiative of the so called Nan Augner nations seeking unconditional talks among All directly interested Powers. New diving Saucer will probe Depths scribed la a Offles it naval research report. It atari Aaen past Aad ast observer the be Keeae Aad the Martee Tares a Twe Large hydrant really controlled to Aad and sea rates had Reabell Esa Trolle Ana a a Ket attached to the verde enable the Crew to colled sped Atea Tenek veg Tausa Aad sense sea animals. It greatly afe Eald he aaa Ertsey Esefa in exploring Middle Depths canyons Between those Walla reach of divert Aad thee which can be reached by the b a repealed at a Speed of abort ene knot by Twe water Jetem heated tolls sides. Marines on band Arrow shows where landed at Danang. Sodalh Viet Nam to bolster the Force already guarding a key tary air a. Map is not drawn to scale. A Back of segregation broken director of a act believes 3 by Austin Scott new York a the executive director of the National association for the Advance ment of coloured people says he believes the Back of segregation is sunday was Roy walk los a the Anniversar. As head of the nation s largest and oldest civil rights organization. The 13 year old negro has been one of his race s most articulate spokesmen since he joined the a act staff in 1131. In an interview with the associated press he talked about the difficult past the turbulent present and what he sees As a hopeful future. O. Where does the civil rights Cavemen a stand today a i think we be already won. I Don t mean we re ail through. What i Means we Are Over the Hill. The Back of segregation i 4. My have said a whole new Era to before is la which the negro win have to what sort at . The negro has to adjust in a great variety of ways.,."on a desegregated Job be has to know that the Way la dear. That u he s Good and has the ability he can get ahead. It s a problem of adjusting to the removal of artificial barriers and the Competition with the common real barriers that Are there for every Man. Q. Do Yon see any indications of what seme observers have called a new moral Cli mate a. There is the indication Ofa raw moral Dimate. The significant thing about the new climate is for one thing the Bensine Israen have take charge and they feel that the climate of radar turbulence i bad for badness. And also the Southern White collage student is not accepting hat his father an Mother told him As gospel about the race question. Belay not be on the Side of the negro but be certainly u on the Side of investigating to find out for himself what the Situa Tion q. Where does the Stra Glege from hire a. The next step. Is to consolidate the gains and expand and extend them. Al though there has been Token compliance with the Public accommodations Section of the civil rights act there is still the matter of voting rights Protection. There is still in the North Ern cities the question of de Facto school segregation of discrimination in housing pub Lic and private a very stubborn problem. And there is also the Roy be already won Mailer of employment q. After i Allal reservation Yua have wholeheartedly sup ported president Johusa. 3what do. Yon feel his Mala Cea tribal Hin to civil rights bos been where could he have done More a. I Don t think that there s anything you could ask of Lyn Don Johnson that he nasal either Dop. Or tried to do or has done As much As he count within his Power As presi Dent. Now i Don t mean that,.president Johnson is a paragon0 ? of virtue on the civil ricbnl.1question. But i believe sincere. And i also that he s very proud of a new dealer and of Shain the Franklin a Roosev tradition. And he s aloof his own fairness a Humble q. Do you know of any Posl Ilive Steps taken by officials Northera cities to Lessen the Hance of More riots summer of 1mb?a. I Don t know that offal in Northern cities where there is potential rioting have taken enough Steps to forestall Tai european Anition army Navy it col James w. Campbell. Usa Cilwik d. Frank a a .v.v. .v. Henry a. Epstein. .,."\\ rec tory of news Uriaus Germany Hill Silmi. Cull of. A m or 2uit to directory of circulation Orpick f a. It he Sim. W. Not w. Pm wifi. M.y.1 in St is Muir
