European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 1966, Darmstadt, Hesse April 1966 the stars and stripes red spies Gold Given paroles april 3 biochemist hurry Gold and one time foreign officer Irron sentenced to Long prison terms for passing secrets to communist have been ordered freed on parole next the Federal Board of parole Friday granted them Freedom Scarbeck my Gold on May in from the Federal Penitentiary at both were convicted after sensational National Security a native of Switzer received a 30year sen tence after he had been convict two of conspiring with i lbs and others la deliver atomic secrets to the soviet Union from 1943 to he has served 13 years and will remain under parole supervision until july three terms a is serving three concurrent 10year terms for providing classified documents to the polish Security police while he was serving a second Secretary of the embassy to has been in Pris on far 4t4 years and will remain under parole supervision until february the parole Board said the two Good prison records and had been helpful in prison pro Gold pleaded guilty after his cooperated with the fill in investigating David Iree Niass and Julius and Ethel lie testified at the to enl of the who were executed in the electric chair Tor Irir role in peddling atomic to the rus the a inc Board said a Caln lad an sex Colleni prison record i and had helped in prison Ducai Tiona Ifa has been working in he prison Hospital medical Lub ornary and has developed new techniques in blood i chemistry i mistress testified j Scarbeck was convicted after a widely publicized trial in which his polish1 mistress a married Man with children by his second Scarbeck said he had submitted i to demands by red agents for i the classified documents to spare his family and protect his polish testimony eloped that polish authorities had threatened to imprison the Urszula Marie was brought Here from Poland in in Slimy at the afterwards she returned Lopo Scarbeck vast originally 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wrong Lane saturday Between Kiel and Neo much ser and collided Ullh a she we killed and her new car was a Lotus Barry attacks China hearings april 131 a Barry Goldwater on saturday in Rcd the Senate for sign relations committee hear nos on China As naked and i propaganda the 19m Republican presiden Ial candidate said chairman seeks trough the hearings to alien propaganda Agu Insl main administration figures and Hon rebut them with administration officials whose information sometimes is the he told an Impact symposium at Vanderbyll is to convince North Viet Nam that the nation divided and in soften our resistance to Camm Nusl biggest hand the former Arizona senator got i biggest hand from the crowd of several thousand when he criticized Lunatic crowds of pacifists und pro communists und just Plain com Coldwater said there in a growing need for Victory Over the critics of our policy in Vlco tile friends of communist China he soon after president Johnson announced a policy of greater Mil itary involvement in Viet the pro communists and think Ihal if a showdown Wlllie China can be prevented for five to 10 development of Thermo nuclear weapons by China will produce a he Gold Walcer told newsmen her that the United must deny North Viet Nam supplies if it expects to make much Prog Russ in the vietnamese but he said we ate making but before Uny real Progress is he we must halt supplies reaching North Vlco Fum at by the rail Road from China and Over the to Chi mirth Trail and the Petroleum near i think that when these decisions arc Mun by political military Washngton can get on with the he said thai Secretary of de sense a Olipra a Onomura should be culled on to give facts and figures to Back up his statement that the nations Mili tary forces Are not too thinly we arc thinly spread especially the air he is a far More serious thing than anyone he said it might be too far advanced for a tax in crease to solve and urged a Cut to Domestic were in pretty bad shape when the president has to Sulc businessmen to Stop capital in he on Republican cold water said he has i been Able u find any place in the party where the John Birch As a has any and he a old it is mystifying to him la have the negro blame his problems in the South on the re publican Goldwater said he planned to run for senator from Arizona in some coups caught by Rusk says april 3 up Secretary of Stute Dean Rusk said sunday there have been is government coups in the world since he took office in not All of were he there were some of them that we knew no More about the chief of government that was who also did not know about it at the Rusk said it was his guess that the group of generals running South Viet Nam would retain effective lower until a constitutional system is Rusk spoke in a television interview taped prior to the intensification of antigovernment demonstrations in Vlco Nam Over the we Hope very he through discussions among the leadership of the various that they will agree on two things that their com Mon resistance to Hanoi and to the liberation front should cause them to work and Sec that they should move speedily but sensible to set up a constitutional
