European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Wednesday september 6, 1967 the stars and stripes prediction two Germany will remain Washington up Washington news Magazine anal Ysis predicted monday that two Germany will remain on the map for a Long time to  and As Long As that and other problems continue to exist it said europeans will cling tightly to the concept of nato and its guarantee of . Commit ment to the defense of Western Europe. The Magazine . News an world report carried two articles will there always be two Germany and the future of nato written by staff analysts in Washington London and Bonn. It is Clear now that the late Konrad Adenauer s goal of re uniting the non communist an communist segments of Ger Many is going by the Board Foras far ahead As anyone can see the Magazine  germans themselves it explained realize that an genuine reunification of their country is at Best a  in East Germany the rus sians have a grip on something which they obviously mean Tohang on to it said. Not Only does the division of Germany alleviate the russian fear of a new Militarist Power which could attack it As Hitler attacked the Magazine explained but also the land and the productive population of East Germany represents a tremendous economic Benefit to the communist world. It said this is Why there has been no sign of russian plans for troop reduction despite talk of significant reduction of West Ern troops on the other Side of the Iron curtain. Without russian bayonets there government in East Berlin would quickly go Down the Drain it said. 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Infant mortality rate the number of deaths under one year of age per1,000 live births dropped to a new Low of 22.9 in the first six months of this year. The 1966 rate was 23.4, a drop of 13.7 since 1958, the last year when the percentage of infant deaths failed to decline. Wilbur j. Cohen under Secre tary of health education and welfare said infant deaths from influenza and pneumonia dropped markedly during the first half of1967, while declines in All other death causes were slight. And he noted that despite the new record the United states still has higher infant death rates than 14 other nations including Sweden 12.4 deaths per1,000 births the Netherlands 14.4 and Norway 16.8. Teacher strikes threaten 1.5 million . Students new York up nearly million and a half students in two states May not return to school As scheduled this week and next unless contract disputes with teachers Are cleared up immediately. Salary negotiations in Newyork City and Detroit have broken Down and teacher Union officials in both cities say their members Are ready to  new York monday night mayor John Lindsay received mediation panel s report on the City s dispute with Public school teachers. The mayor asked for the panel s recommendations after talks Between the Board of Edu cation and the United federa Tion of teachers reached a dead lock. The federation prevented bylaw from calling a strike says More than 31,000 new Yor teachers have offered their Resig nations and the total should Riseto 45,000 by monday when 1.1 million children Are to begin classes. Talks began Early in the sum Mer on a contract to replace the two year pact that expired june30, but the two sides were re ported still far apart on the Union s salary demands and re quests for some control Over teacher assignments and dealing with unruly  Detroit school Board has been unable to agree with the Michigan federation of teach ers which represents 11,500 Cit teachers. A strike would involve More than 300,000 students in Detroit plus nearly 30,000 College an primary students in outlying Dis  state Public employee s relations act allows teachers to bargain collectively but pro Hibits strikes. A circuit judge said last week however that teachers cannot be ordered to work if they have not signed master  teachers called a mass meeting tuesday to vote on the City s latest offer. Teachers be Gan picketing schools in at Leas two Detroit suburbs tuesday  schools Are scheduled to open thursday. I to longer itoalistic9 Ayub Calls pacts Washington up Paki Stani president Mohammad Ayub Khan whose country belongs Toto Western military pacts in Asia has declared that dissolution of such organizations would not cause any serious  a Book published wednes Day friends not masters apolitical autobiography Ayub said the Southeast asian treat organization Seato and Cen trial treaty organization Cen to offer Only some kind of a  is the Only asian country which belongs to pacts. I doubt if it would do anybody very much harm if both these pacts were done away with Ayub wrote. But he added that no member country wants to take the blame for breaking the a  said there is increasing consciousness of the fact that these regional arrangements Are no longer realistic in  in a two chapter review of Pakistan s foreign polic. Ayah said the years u 0- 4 caused us great concern with regard to our relations with the United  said the greatest Strain came when president Lohn of Kennedy rushed military assist Ance to India after the a in Indian Border incidents in 19h2 and did not. In Ayish s of an pressure India Tor a solution to the 20-year Lndo-1 Aki Lan Coli flick Over Kashmir. Lie struck me a a Cluied and lonely m isaid of kennedy.11 Washington n met