European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 13, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday october 13, 1967 Saigon set to ask to to Parley Saigon up South Viet Nam will invite president to Chi Minn of North Vietnam to open peace negotiations next month and will link the offer with bombing pause the government announced  spokesman said president elect Nguyen  Thieu would invite to to open talks to end the War shortly after Thieu i inaugurated oct. 30. The announcement came Justine Day after Thieu s first major political speech since his elec Tion in which he urged the communist Hanoi regime to be More realistic and reasonable in its approach to  at the same time he is sued a veiled warning of a pos sible invasion if the latest peace gesture does not produce re sults. Thieu said either the enemy will adopt a More realistic and reasonable attitude or we will soon bring peace to the people of both North and  government spokesman said that if Hanoi wants National liberation front members on its delegation in peace talks that would be satisfactory to  Thieu s offer for direct talk would be valid for any time maybe two years maybe three years the spokesman said. 2 who aided suicide try Are sentenced Bremen Germany up Bremen juvenile court thursday sent to prison two teen aged boy who tried to kill a school Friend contracting for his own  Weigler 15, and Norbert Gornig 15, had admitted Stab Bing 16-year-old Detlev Kramer and leaving him for dead april 8after Kramer paid them 200 Marks to help me commit  the juvenile court sentenced Weigler to a term of from 18 months to 3 years and go Nigto from one to three years. Kramer though critically injured did not die. A passerby found him lying on a Breme path where the grisly bargain was struck and surgeons save the boy s life. He admitted to police that head contracted for his death Al though juvenile authorities have never clarified Why he wanted to die. Kramer has been under psychiatric care Ever since. The trial which began last Fri Day took place behind closed doors. Weigler and Gornig were convicted of attempting to kill a sick person at his own wish a charge similar to euthanasia with a patients s consent. Peer denies Romance Jackie i far Lech Charleston . Up Britain s lord Harlech said Here wednesday there was no truth in reports that he is a serious suitor of mrs. Jacque line Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy has been Avery close Friend for 13 years and of course when i am in the unite 1 states i always see her the lord  s nothing More to  there Are no plans then fora marriage he was asked. No of course not Sai Harlech who As sir David Ormsby Gore was Britain ambassador to Washington while John f. Kennedy was  close to the former first lady were quoted in Newyork As the origin of the report which was denied by Nanc Tuckerman mrs. Kennedy s  46-year-old lord Here for a speech has Exchange regular letters and Telephone Calls with the former first lady. Mrs. Kennedy flew to England last May to attend the funeral of lady Harlech who was killed in an Auto Accident and to console the bereaved  was in Norfolk va., for a civic club address tuesday when the report was published by women s Wear daily i have no comment whatsoever he told a reporter thence left Norfolk for his engage ment wednesday in . Kennedy s Secretary in denying the report said further More that mrs. Kennedy was not about to announce her engage ment to anyone. Heads off thinking teen Ager Karin Nichols covers heroin head against a Dover del., rainstorm but allows the Dum my s head she uses in beauticians school to get plastered. A French Farmers Bonfire blocks main rail line Paris a protesting farm ers built a Bonfire thursday on the principal railway line run Ning to Southwest France and two express trains were among Hanau sgt. Found dead from gunshot wound Hanau Germany is a corps Soldier was found dead n the bedroom of his sports held apartment quarters Here wednesday morning an army spokesman said. Sgt. 1. C. Andrew j. Wagner,45, of the 568th engr co was the victim of an apparently self in listed gunshot wound in the head. A .22 Cal. Rifle was found near the body. Wagnar is survived by his wife Mary and three children. Rockette Settle music Hall strike new York a radio Cit music Hall and the striking rockette have reached a Gen eral settlement of their contract dispute and the precision dancers will be Back on stage Friday state mediation Board chairman Vincent d. Mcdonnell announced thursday. Mcdonnell made the announce ment shortly before Dawn. The 103 performers at the6,200-seat theater have been out for 27 Days in a dispute overpay and other issues. Their picketing has been a big Midtown Manhattan attraction for girl watchers. Those brought to a halt Nea Limoges. Elsewhere in the Central an Southwest areas Farmers erected barricades on Rural highways blocking automobile and truck traffic Long enough to distribute leaflets to stranded Drivers. Using tractors Bales of Straw used tires and tree trunks the Farmers were reported to be cutting roads from As far West As Bordeaux to Clermont Fer Rand in the East. Though Strong reinforcements of National riot police equipped with cranes and bulldozers we removed into the Countryside Over night there were no incidents involving Farmers police reported by  was in contrast to the pitched Battles Between peasants and police in mass Farmer demonstrations oct. 2 when hundreds of persons were injured. More than 100.000 peasants took Partin that protest. The Farmers complain of grow ing operating costs and falling prices for their produce. At the heart of the dissidence is the Large body of subsistence farm ers unable to compete with Large commercial units in the Paris Basin. At a barricade near Limoge thursday morning Farmers were distributing leaflets saying the peasantry has had enough of be ing  reds Call Luebke nazi at Frankfurt Book fair Frankfurt up we German authorities turned an 3f facial Blind Eye to communist provocations thursday by publicly ignoring East German volumes displayed at the inter National Book fair that branded president Heinrich Luebke  Down a line evidently passed on to local police gov russian boys face military training at 16 continued from pay t taking All Steps necessary to strengthen its defences. He warned the parliamentary deputies that if a general War develops it will involve not Only armies but the populations of the fighting  so Grechko said every citizen has an Obliga Tion to be trained for defense. The new program for 16 and17-year-Olds will educate soviet youth in discipline and create conditions for the fastest train ing of 18-year-old recruits i modern military techniques Grechko said. In recent years Grechko said soviet armed forces have been equipped with the most modern weapons made possible by the Industrial growth of this  also cited figures to show that the average Soldier is better educated than he was in 1939, when the old often modified Universal military service Law was first put on the  marshal boasted of great increases in soviet military strength since world War ii. He told parliament that the strike Force of the strategic rocket troops and antiaircraft be sense troops is colossal. Their combat possibilities in general Are  Grechko ticked off figures to show a tremendous increase in soviet conventional weapons mechanization and firepower. He said that a motorized Rifle division today has 16 times the number of tanks of a similar division in 1939. 37 times the Nunier of armoured personnel carriers and other armoured vehicles and 13 times the number of Auto Matic weapons. The defense minister pave Only comparative figures. He with Leld As is usual Here absolute figures about the size of the armed forces and the amount of heir equipment. Strikers ordered to jobs Montreal a court in unctions were issued wednesday night ordering 6,000 striking Montreal transit workers Back to he Job. Eminent sources in Bonn said West Germany won t let itself be provoked into confiscating the offending books and creat ing a  East germans tossed a Bombshell into the opening of exhibitions at the world s biggest Book fair by featuring prominently such works As the Brown Boc of nazi War criminals and the Gray Book of West Ger Man expansion policy and Neo nazis " but the publicly unruffled i privately outraged reaction of West German officials turned the Bombshell into a Dud. Red claim the Brown Book and Gray Book often seized when the communists tried to slip them into this country in the past con Tain the frequent communist propaganda claim that Luebkeman a nazi concentration Camp during world War n and was a Stool Pigeon for the  West German government investigations made when the communist allegations first were aired have cleared Luebke. An army Engineer during the War of any nazi taint. The books also describe Bundesbank Federal Bank presi Dent Karl Blessing As a Friend of Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler Active in the enslavement an plunder of occupied countries and mention former minister Ludger Westrick and dozens of other prominent West germans. Prominent place the volumes were Given Pride of place in East German stands among displays by 2,871 exhibitors from 49  the first time in 19 years of Frankfurt Book fairs the East German stands flaunted signs proclaiming them As publishers of the German democratic re  organizers earlier gave Way on the signs and in a dispute Over which East German pub Lishers could exhibit rather than risk an East German Boycott that wobbly would have been joined by All of Eastern Europe. Crash kills son of 3rd inf div i Wuerzburg Germany is the son of a 3rd inf in Soldier suffered fatal injuries an automobile Accident Here monday afternoon an army spokesman said. Frank j. Hiatt 17, son of staffs. And mrs. Delbert h. Hiatt lied tuesday morning at Thelan Stuhl army Hospital of multiple fractures of the headband neck. Hiatt was a passenger in a Ca Iriven by the son of another . Army no. The car reportedly ailed to make a curve on the outskirts of Wuerzburg. And hit a Rick Wall. The father is a member of thoth engr in the official said