European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 21, 1966, Darmstadt, Hesse 11 Ima it state and Mam Calk policy dangerously mistaken British Navy chief quits in defense Row London. Feb. M 4 flocks a ammo mtg. Temmel. I h. To notice to who Mould take Check on to lose their Noney. Fair warning re Lueata of mrm Lavalue teu., Lave had fair War Alai about cure we Jota i i Check. A Peele oh9 Well it boats going to prison . Tenn. Feb. M a Clarence Johnson showed the Judd the advert ement inthe Southern Standard on Friday and the fudge uld that settled the latest Bod Check charge against and bearing Johnson s picture and Ilg nature old notice i anybody who would take a Check on me ought Oiom their circuit court judge Robert decreed the punt Ahmel when to Luton 41, rejected the not mauve estimate within 10time How Many times he had been before the judge on similar charges. I be confined him in the penitent Lory and in the workhouse and neither one seems to help judge Brady explained in court Johnson s latest arrest came last month when according to sheriff Everett Pearsal. He at tempted to pass forged checks for Small amounts at a grocery and garage and fled when the clerks phoned to Check them. Chain of Indian Ocean Lladha a info Laii of dispatching a More Mobile but Linkable Carrie Force. Mayhew elevated thin into much broader i Niue in an inter View announcing i said a world Rule would mean buying both the fill and a new Carrier and he was t lure Brit Jain could afford it i i am in favor of drastic de sense cuts he mid but then must also he drastic cuts in Corn my menu in match. My main Point during the de i tense review has been that a cannot maintain a world role Ini the i�7i. Including a Utt Senc East of suet on two billion Pound not without excessive Strain on the forces or excess la dependence on the United states at both. Ask Ute neck we must avoid the mistake we have nude so often in the past and Are making now especially in the Navy of asking our servicemen to do Loo much with too he said the weapons envisioned by Plealey would not help. The Viet Cong do not have sophist a rate it he said yet they tie Down very Large ua1 in practice we could under take virtually nothing East of suet by Mayhe said. We could act Only with the consent of the vastly More powerful americans. In the rot of auxiliaries More than Aiu Palky he added that Britain and the United states disagree on Many aspects of Allan policy especially on containing communist China and this political Dis agreement blocks effective Mili tary cooperation in Asia. Mayhew. N. Will remain rank and file Tabor party Mem Ber of the House of is succeeded by j. P. W. Mallallel 17, Navy under Secre tary who was on the world War h Murmansk Convoy run an wrote a Best Aeller entitled very Ordinary prime minister Harold Wilson accepted Mayhew resignation in a warm Exchange of letter confirm name terms. Wilson re signed from the previous Labo government in 1isi. He quit a president of the Board of Trade 11 h a protest strikingly Simi Lar to Mathews thai Britai could not afford to tight the korean War. Mayhew t resignation May bring Tome temporary difficulties for the government in the House of commons. It certainly will provoke Row with the conservatives especially As pour coins expect general a Tew month. U might delay the polling Date until the dispute simmered Down. 2 nurses among copter victims Washington. Feb. M two army nurses the first american my Loury women killed la South Viet Nam were among seven victims of u army hell copter crash near Saigon the defense department reported saturday. The exact Caus and Circum stances of the crash Are being investigated the Pentagon reports indicated the Craft hit Power line about1 mile Northeast of Saigon. The army nurses were identified As Tod u. Carol a. E. Druba daughter of mrs. Marcella rub of Dunmore pa., and and i Elixabeth a. Jones daughter of or. And or. George u tone. Allendale. . Both nurses were attached loth jilt Field Hospital ail Seten people aboard. Including two army officers Wen killed. The Pilot of the Craft was capt. Charles m. Smith jr., Ion of or and mrs merr Mansmith and husband of mrs. Do Rothy j. Smith of Elizabeth . The father i Whit Bouse correspondent for United pres International. The aircraft commander was u. Col. Charles m. Honour son of or. And mrs. Charles m. Honour or. Of Norcros Fca Honor was commander of the hath aviation other Crew member killed were spec 4 Christopher. Unix son of or. And mrs. Raymond Tanto of East Cleve land. Ohio and spec. 4 Gary r. Artman. Son of or. And Artman of Oklahoma City seventh person aboard was capt Thomas w. of mrs. Glonda Stasko Aurora. Okla. Tsuuko was attached to the Slit Field Hospital
