European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 18, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 much of Europe battered by gales from up and Frankfurt gales  from Scandinavia to Cen trial Germany tuesday uprooting Trees and toppling chimneys. In the Black Forest winds hi90 ., reported the 2nd weather Wing at Rhine main airbase where winds reached 61  Kaiserslautern the w i n d roared at 70 , but at Augsburg the velocity dropped to 50 ., and Only 30  Win were recorded in Munich. At least four germans were killed and scores were injured damage was  Small ships were re ported in trouble off the Northsea coast including the 725-ton dutch motor ship exodus. Falling Trees and service poles blocked highways in North Germany an the Ruhr. Fire fighters police and soldiers joined forces i emergency Road Clearing operations. 2nd weather Wing meteorologists explained that the Windi resulted from a very deep Low pressure system moving East Ward from Scotland through the North sea into Denmark. These winds mixed with a col front moving into Central Ger Many during the afternoon a were followed by colder air and rapidly rising , meanwhile swept Belgium with winds reaching 73m.p.h. Firemen were kept Busy in Antwerp Clearing debris fro the streets. The Gale lashing the Low coun tries overturned Trees and cars. Some of the worst gales i years moved away from Britain tuesday leaving at least one person dead hundreds homeless and millions of dollars in property , a Holstein town of 30, 000, was without Light after pow Erlines were Cut. The put Garden Redby ferry service linking West Germany and Denmark was  Trees killed a 13-year old student in Hamburg and a 73-in the Ruhr town of Hoevel Hof. Jackie. Continued from Page i Forrestal will publicly play therole of mrs. Kennedy s escort since he returned to new Yorkton live three years ago. At the time of his retirement fro government service he was the state department s chairman of the committee on management of . Foreign policy an operations in South Vietnam. Forrestal. A Democrat of Irish antecedents is reported to have political ambitions but the have not yet crystallized. He was recently elected president of the metropolitan opera Guild and devotes his spare time to music sailing in Maine Waters Riding and  s Friendship with the late president and mrs. Kennedy antedate their 1953 marriage at which he was an usher. Prince nor Dom Sihanouk misreported preparing a Royal festival for the Kennedy party including entertainment at his angular roofed Gold Palace be Side the Mekong River in phenom penh and at the ruins in angkor capita of the Khmer civilization in the Northern . Kennedy s Only official duty will be dedication of Street in memory of president Kennedy in the cambodian Porto Sihanouk Ville. A dispatches year old pensioner in Oldenburg. In Hamburg s Harbor a Sailor was fatally struck by a tumbling Crane. At Leer a Fisherman was swept into the sea by the Windsand drowned. Two children at play were critically injured by falling Trees injuries from tiles blown off roof were reported to be numerous. Flood warnings were sounded for the North sea and Baltic coasts. The stars and stripes Down the Hatch 2 for the Load Washington up Jack Buttram found himself Avery involuntary Freeloader Here at National Airport but at least he had someone to share his , an american airlines clerk was stowing Luggage in a bac111 jetliner saturday when the baggage Hatch close behind him. The red faced clerk emerged two hours later when the plane landed in Cincinnati and was too embarrassed to talk about  speaking of not talking neither did National airlines when the same thing happened to one of their baggage porters at los Angeles International Airport monday  Luggage handler was accidentally locked in and flew nonstop to Houston. The airline refusing to give the Porter name claimed it in t  but it gave him a return ticket As a regular passenger to head Back Home on different airline. $2.7 billion go pay hike okd by House panel icon timed from Page i cent one shot increase for the military. It passed in the House last  said he Hopes a de sense department study now under Way will result in recommendations that will enable Congress to carry out the presi Dent s View that As civilian pay goes up so should the pay of the armed  but Rivers said he is Reluct ant to ignore the possibility that future military pay in creases might somehow become the victim of  it is for this reason he said that the committee included Lan Moon hides Saturn for Over an hour new York a a rare phenomenon was visible in the Eastern sky monday night As the Moon hid the ringed planet sat urn for More than an hour. The occultation was visible Only through binoculars or Tele Scopes. Guage to insure that if for on reason or another either the president or the Congress fails to act affirmatively on addition Al military pay increases com parable to that provided civilian workers the armed forces would be insured an automatic and equivalent adjustment in compensation. A move to eliminate this Sec Tion was Defeated on voice vote after some objectors contend edit would amount to a delegation of  is not a delegation Rivers said. It s a  the president has no Dis  the third stage of the House passed Federal employee pay Bill would become effective in april 1969 but rep. William g. Bray r-ind., said he would t bet even Money the House version will become  Bill is pending in the sen  said that even if the president vetoes the civilian pay boost the first year increase for military personnel would apply. Panel kills request to hear Tom  Washington up  Hays a Ohio tuesday withdrew his invitation to Michigan gov. George Romney to testify at a congressional hearing on his charge that he was brainwashed by .officials in Vietnam. Hays charged that Romney was planning to use his appearance Here to make apolitical statement. Romney wrote Hays monday that he would be pleased to appear before a House foreign affairs subcommittee headed by Hays to discuss the accuracy and nature of the information the administration is providing the american people about the War in  replied in a letter to Romney while we respect your right As a partisan politician to attack the administration on any basis you choose this subcommittee is no sponsoring meet the press " dogged resistance London up a Man being questioned by a policeman Here monday night escaped in a sport scar after biting the officer s hand. Wednesday october 18, 167 Ahti draft violence continues continued from Page it Oakland tuesday. At los angeles19 persons were arrested for at tempting a sit Down in front of a induction Center. They were part of a crowd of 200 demonstrators. At Seattle wash., 300 person engaged in peaceful picketing at an induction Center. In new York where 300 pro tested demonstrators said their actions were part of a nation wide mobilization of those resist ing the draft. In Denver a youth burned what he said was his draft card. About 200 Cornell University Stu dents backed by some professors demonstrated in Ithaca,. Seven draft cards one encased in 25 pounds of Lead were turned in to Denver selective service Headquarters after an orderly , the Viet Cong urged on american  s official Vietnam news Agency quoted a newly formed South Vietnam people s com Mittee for Solidarity with the american people As saying the committee Calls on the american people to step up far ther their movement against the sending of american youths to South  Minneapolis about 20 youths sought to turn in their draft cards at the Federal building. In san Francisco across theban from Oakland More than 200 Young men tried to present Batch of documents including 180 draft cards to . Atty. Cecil Poole at the Federal build ing. Poole ignored the demonstrators who then threw the documents on the  demonstrators were arrested in Chicago As an estimated 250 tried to push their Way into the Federal building to sur Render draft cards to the . Marshal s office. Military pay raises proposed in Bill pay Grade 2 or less commissioned officers years of service computed under Section 205 Over 2 Over 3 Over 4 Over 6 Over 8 Over 10 Over 12 Over 14 Over 16 Ovar 18 Over 20 Over 22 Over 26 Over 80 o-9 o-8 o-7 o-5 o-4 o-3so-2� o-1� t while serving As Marine corps be � does not apply 1,332.90 1,207.20 1,002.90 743.10 594.30 501.60 466.20 373.50 321.00 chairman Isle pay pc to commit 1,367.70 1,243.50 1,071.60 816.90 698.40 610.20 520.80 443.70 355.20 of the Jol r this Gra Islo Ned of $1, 557.00 1,397.40 1,272.90 1,071.60 870.30 746.10 651.30 656.20 532.80 443.70 it chiefs de is $2,33 leers who i 9557.06 1,397.401,272.90 1,071.60 870.30 746.10 651.30615.90 550.50 443.70 f staff cd �.20 Regar have Bee i $1.647.60 i 1,397.40 1,272.90 1,119.30 870.30 746.10 663.00 645.30 662.20 443.70 Ilef of Sta Dies of i n credited " 91.616.46 i 1,432.50 1,367.70 1,119.30 870.30 746.10 692.70 668.70 562.20 443.70 t of the a Imus Atlee with Ove 91,616.46 1,432.50 1,367.70 1,184.10 870.30 769.50 739.80 704.70 562.20 443.70 my. Chic fears of � r 4 years $1,740.66 1,491.90 1,432.50 1,184.10 870.30 810.60 781.20 739.80 562.20 443.70 of of Nava ervice con Active be 91.v46.66 1,491.90 1,432.50 1,243.50 900.00 864.60 816.90 767.80 562.20 443.70 i operatic imputed unc Rolce As e 91, 865.16 i 1,616.40 1,491.90 1,367.70 1,041.90 929.40 852.60 767.80 562.20 443.70 is chief or Section a listed me i 91.665.161 1,616.40 1,557.00 1,462.20 1,095.30 982.80 876.30 757.80 662.20 443.70 of staff 01 205 of thl Myers. 91.989.36 1 1,740.60 1,616.40 1,462.20 1,119.30 1,012.20 $76.30 767.80 662.20 443.70 the air s title. 11,989.30 1,740.60 1,681.50 1,462.20 1,184.10 1,047.90 876.30 767.80 662.20 443.70 Force or ionised i 1,865.10 1,681.50 1,462.20 1,284.60 1,047.90 876.30 757.80 562.20 443.70 commands t5, 1,865.10 1,681.50 1,42.20 1,284.60 1,047.90 876.30 787.80 562.20 443.70 it of the commissioned officers who have been credited with Over four years Active service As enlisted members year of service computed under Section 205 pay Grade Over 4 Over 6 Over 8 Over 10 Over 12 Over 14 Over 10 Over 18 Over 20 Ovar 22 Over 26 Over 30 d-2m 650. 60 443.70 562.20473.70 580.20491.40 610.20609.10 9739.80 633.60 626.80 9769.50 651.30 550.50 9769.5t 661.30 550.60 t?.6fl651.30 550.50 ?69.50 651.30 550. To 1769.60 651.30550.50 1769.60 651.30650.50 97m.50 51.30550. So warrant officers years of service computed under Section 205 pay Grade less Over 2 Over 3 Over 4 Over 6 Over 8 Over 10 Over 12 Over 14 Over 16 Over 18 Over 20 Over 22 Over 26 Over 30 w-3w-2 w-1 431.40 377.70 315.00 468.00 408.60 361.20 468.00 408.60 361.20 473.70 420.30 390.90 479.70 443.70 408.60 $568.20 614.80 468.00 426.30 9591.90 644.50 485.70 443.70 633.j 562.20 603.10 462.00 1653.00 680.20 520.80 479.70 "1885 78 597.60 538.80 497.40 1704.78 615.90 556.20 614.80 1738.16 639.60 673.90 532.80 �768.16 663.00 697.60 632.80 9618.60 686.70 597.60 532.80 1810.60 686.70 697.60 632.80 enlisted members years of service computed under Section 205 pay Grade less Over 2 Over 3 Over 4 Over 6 Over 8 Over 10 Over 12 Over 14 Over 16 Over 18 Over 20 Over 22 Over 26 Over 30 e-8 e-7e-6 e-5 e-4e-3 e-2e-1 e-1 m under 4onths $284.40 245.10 211.50 177.90 128.70 106.20 102.30 95.70 $340.80 297.60 260.70 223.20 179.70 148.80 136.20 $353.40 309.90 273.00 235.50 192.30 148.80 136.20 $366.00 322.50 285.00 254.10 204.60 148.80 136.20 $378.30 335.10 303.90 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 $462.40 390.30 347.10 316.20 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 $539.10 465.00 402.60 359.70 328.50 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 9551.40 477.30 416.50 378.30 340.80 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 $564.30 489.90 434.10 390.30 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 $576.60 502.20 446.40 402.60 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 1555.20 514.50 458.70 409.20 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 9m1.20 527.10 465.00 409.20 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 1635.70 658.30 496.20 409.20 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 Tel but 620.10 558.30 409.20 347.10 268.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 issus 620.10 658.30 409.20 347.10 266.70 204.60 148.80 136.20 Colos b3ar8vi cn9daav8f08rertwnnraj?r of a a 6enor en"8ted advisor of the Navy chief master sergeant of the air Force or sergeant major of the Marine corps Basic pay for this Grade is $844.20 regardless of cumulative years of service computed under Section 205 of this title