European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes Europe plan saturday october 21, 1967 status of Cut in gis told by Marc Huet is Washington Bureau Washington is . Proposal to redeploy up to 35,000 soldiers and airmen fro West Germany to the . Next year is still under discussion Bonato the defense department reported Friday. At the same time the Pentagon said it would be inappropriate. To comment on speculative stories referring to a published report in Europe that the troop move May be called european report cited in creased militarism by the so Viet Union. The report was carried in this week s Issue of army times. The state department announced in May that the . Had proposed the redeployment to the nato defense planning committee. This was called proposal at the time and the Pentagon still refers to it As proposal. At the time the state depart ment said the committee had just begun discussing the .plan when it was made Public. These Are the discussions that Are still going on. Plan explained the state department also said the . Plan would involve returning two brigades of the15,000-Man 24th inf div and four tactical fighter squadrons . Bases. The units would still have a nato commitment an would return to Europe once a year for training with the res of their Parent organizations. One brigade of the 24th div would remain in Germany at All times and the other two brigade Sand an appropriate share of the divisional and no divisional sup port units totalling about two thirds of a . Division Force would be redeployed to the .once a year All three Bri Gades would be in Germany for exercises involving the whole division. The plan provides for the three brigades to rotate on temporary duty in West equipment would be maintained in Germany for the redeployed brigades. In the Case of the three tac tical fighter wings of Safe now in Germany five squad Drons would remain there at All times and four would be redeployed to the . All the aircraft of the three wings would be in Europe once a year for exercise. He would to but he did Durham . A that reluctant would be Groom who ran out during the marriage ceremony last week went through the i Dos thursday without a hitch. Six Days ago he ran from the courtroom office of magistrate Jeanette Johnson during the ceremony. His Bride chased him and brought him Back Only Mohave him Bolt again saying i won Snow Job for them Lansing Mich. Up the Michigan House has passed a Bill to Start the Auto licensing year on nov. 13 and end it March 31, so according to sup porters Drivers won t have to squat in the Snow to switch plates. The first movement would no take place before Jan. 1 and the plan could be in operation As Early As june 30, the state department said adding that inno event would it occur be fore the . Is ready to operate the system it s official lord Harlech will Ion 5achle9s tour new York up Kennedy reportedly sensitive to romantic speculation about her men friends will employ the safety in numbers tech Nique on her forthcoming trip to spokesman for the former first lady confirmed thursday that lord Harlech the recently widowed former British Ambas Sador to the United states will join mrs. Kennedy s party which expects to arrive in cambodian nov. 1 or 2. The party already is to include Bachelor Michael. Forrestal son of the late de sense Secretary James v. For Restal. Lord Harlech and mrs. Ken Nedy have denied reports that their engagement would be announced soon. Forrestal one of mrs. Kennedy s favorite escorts has never commented on their Friendship which dates Back to his 1962 appointment by John As a White House aide. In addition to Harlech now Britain s chief film censor and Forrestal a millionaire manhat Tan attorney the party will in clude Chicago Sun times correspondent Charles Bartlett and his wife Martha both old friends of mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy plans to spend about five Days in cambodia., on the beam Ria scientists in Princeton n.j., test a laser beam destined for use in space tracking and communication and possibly As beacons for night photos from satellites. Up tried to Aid glrls9 via. Suspect says Tallahassee Fla. A a 21-year-old awol army Pri vate charged with the murder of two Tallahassee High school girls in a lovers Lane said thursday he fought with two men in a vain Effort to save Kaye Granger and Ann Wood. Sheriff Simmie Moore of mad Ison county and John Melton of the Leon county sheriff s office said Robert Scott Sanders of Madison told them he was jus driving around tuesday night when a car carrying two scream ing girls sped by him. But a Friend who first supplied false Alibi for Sanders told police later Sanders dated Kay occasionally. The 5-foot-9, 145-Pound san Ders was quoted As saying he took up the Chase and was Shotin the left Arm As he fought with the men in the darkness. Offi cers said Sanders also had scratches on his said Sanders 1956 car had a Bullet Hole in the right rear window a broken wind shield and blood stains on the seats. Sanders a service station attendant at Milton 60 Miles West of Tallahassee told Moore an Melton he had dropped off a Friend James Freisner 34, at Tallahassee Bowling Alley shortly before the car with the screaming girls sped by. Police found the bodies of the17-year-old Florida High school seniors Early wednesday Atlue sink a Remote picnic area authorities at it. Benning,ga., identified Sanders As an awol army private missing since last May 18. A Public information office said Sanders was picked up in Tallahassee May 16 As being awol from the 9th infantry division stationed last year at , kan., and now in Vietnam. The officer said Sanders escaped from a guard at it. Ben Ning two Days after he arrived by volunteering to donate blood. Sanders went in one door of Bloodmobile and out the other. Thais to Send 18,000 More combat troops Bangkok up Thailand has agreed to increase its troop commitment to South Vietnam from 2,000 men to a full division a High government official said thursday night. A thai division normally numbers about 20,000 men. The 2,000-Man contingent arrived in Vietnam in mid september but has not yet Bee reported in combat. Thailand is the third american ally to announce an increase in its troop commitment this zealand and Australia announced wednesday the were increasing their forces in South Johnson sent a trouble shooting team headed by Gen. Maxwell d. Taylor to America s Vietnam allies Las summer asking them to in crease their troop commitment but first indications were the Mission had failed. 2 fliers eject from f-111a Bowie Tex. A a supersonic variable sweep Wing f-111a fighter bomber crash Din Flat farming country near this North Texas City crewmen parachuted to safety in the first use of a sophisticated ejection unit. Department of defense personnel surrounded the crash site 10 Miles Southwest of Bowie an guarded secret electronic gear aboard the $5 million f-111a is the air Force version of the versatile plan formerly called the tfx. Considerable controversy has accompanied the awarding of the contract by the Pentagon to general dynamics in fort Worth and its subsequent development. The Navy version is thef-111b. 150 police halt violence near Watts los Angeles a a series of Rock and bottle throwing incidents flared suddenly in a largely negro Section of sout Central los Angeles thursday afternoon but 150 club wielding police brought the situation under control by Nightfall. Police established a command Post to operate throughout the night in the nearby los Angele coliseum. The scene was about four Miles North of Watts where 1965 riots took a total of 34 lives. Bottle injures fireman in thursday s disturbances one fireman was injured by a flying bottle uncounted other persons were stung by rocks and police Batons and 10 we rearrested on charges of disturb ing the peace and failing to Dis Perse. The trouble broke out with series of fires near manual arts High school on Vermont ave nue five Miles South of Down town los Angeles after classes were dismissed. Arriving firemen were pelted with rocks and a fire prevention officer was Cut when a bottle smashed through the window of his car. Roving bands a crowd began gathering and police were rushed to the the crowd grew More police were called. In about an hour some 150 police had broken up the gathering that had swelled to about 300. Almost simultaneously smaller crowds assembled at inter sections within a couple of blocks of the school. Roving bands of 60 to 70 youths smashed windows along Vermont Avenue. Additional police were or dered to the area and a tactical Alert was declared. Weather . 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