European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 8, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Friday Marchaj the stars and stripes Page 23 View a deserters fled debt Law continued from Page it returned from Vietnam in zomber for a second tour As 5e Swa to my in eur0pe a during my last tour we made Pond Progress in l battling devils and dope. Now to have demonstrations and deserters he told German and american newsmen at a monthly pres meeting in the Terrace club. Moore said that in addition tothe 18 Usa eur troops in Sweden and the 11 known to Bein France another 18 have turned l in other foreign countries while 88 More have failed to re turn from leave in the United involving soldiers in the command however Are from20 per cent in Frankfurt to 40 per cent in Baum older below Las year s figures and not necessarily attributable to any drop Ini Roop three years ago German authorities working with Moore s maps closed dozens of bars Sel Ling marijuana near . Military is less of a problem to Day Moore declared because German and other european police Are doing a great Job i knocking off shipments before they reach Gin Mill marches and demonstrations which Are becoming obnoxious around the world Are being handled Well by the German police Moore told the officials guarantee that . Government installations won t be molested he said and some 150 military housing areas have been surveyed to see what measures May be necessary to insure the safety and Security of demonstrations Are no threat but local Community Brig. Gen. Harley l. Moore leaders Are prepared to halt an attempts to do deserters have always been problem in military forces Moore Are no More today than at any time in the past. Just the geography has changed. Before they congregated in Frankfurt and Paris now in Sweden he on his experiences of More than 25 years with the Mili tary police Moore concluded the average american soldiers far More conservative in ideas and actions than Many others be had to Deal historically a Young Soldier May sow some wild Oats but the main concern should be that heroes nothing injurious or Damag ing to others said involving booze and babes have always police state armies have their problems he added. All out for Nixon Goldwater says Phoenix Ariz. Up former sen. Barry Goldwater said thursday he would do All in his Power to help Richard Nixon win the 1968 Republican presidential nomination but said he would support whomever the party selected. 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I &.22 5.71 funds Arm 7 3.1 i rum 13.3 1 m l is Ion h 49 9.2 i n f i d l i 0vauut lint kids am Fil Stid sum Ted Stein Stein 11stein in Stein St Herl inv sup inv 1 e cd tip Ltd tix cd Tunc 5 no i United vill Il to Van us in eel in a Lii a Iii in a a Mut Ell 1-m vet ind Vla thl and or Wilm 7 91 4.19 a i i 0 Lii 11.40 12.0 12 1 13 � 12 22 13 2 7.1 4 b s3.71 1-1.5 17.r2 19.2 12 20 13 f.09 7 4.7& Khz Iid. Be air minded Heintjes urges aviation group in speech at Garins sch by James Gunter is Bureau chief office Here Goldwater said have stated on numerous occasions since 1965 that in my opinion the Republican party had in Dick Nixon a Man who was singularly qualified to carry our Banner in 1968. I hereby reaffirm that support and will do All within my Power to assist Dick Nixon n obtaining the nomination an winning the general election of 1968." any nominee Goldwater said however he would support whomever the arty nominated regardless Oft is personal feelings. However personally satisfy ing it might be for me at this time to repay in kind some members of my own party for their actions in 1964, i a fearful that such personal indulgence might stand in the Way of the pressing business at Nan a the election of a new Leader for the United states. I am not a sometime Republican. I have always been a Republican and have always supported the nominee of my party. This i will do in 1968." Goldwater said he would answer no questions but simply read the statement prior to departing for new Mexico. Goldwater said earlier this week he would not be Able to support gov. Nelson Rockefeller of new York because of Rockefeller s refusal to support he former senator s own presidential bid in 1964. However the not Day Goldwater backed off a bit saving lie would rather leave open the question of backing Rockefeller. His latest state ment indicated he would sup port the new York governor or anyone else nominated by the republicans. Garmisch Germany is it. Gen. John a. Heintges thurs Day urged that commanders of battalions and larger units be come air minded in order to save lives in combat. The general Deputy commander in chief for seventh army told More than 400 delegates Toan army aviation association of America Kaaa conference that 50 per cent of All infantry combat casualties occur before they actually close with the , if such a Large proportion of our casualties occur inthe movement phase even projecting a greater mortality rat for the transporting aircraft than has been determined in actual combat a significant reduction of casualties can be expected bythe Aerial transport of soldiers to the assault positions Sai Heintges who was keynote speaker for the convention. Much of our army Here i Europe is in the Field on exercises at All times the Genera said. No battalion sized outfit in Europe should take to Thefield without being several factors the general advised army commanders to take a look at jobs that air support can accomplish and to attempt to define the Type of aircraft needed to do these jobs remembering time and Cost s talk up air minded Ness he said. Let s thin about using what we have. Let s plan on using what we d like to have. Let s then project our selves into our own future to figure on what we might have , col. J. R. Burton head of the department of tac tics at the army aviation school it. Rucker ala., told the convention that the school is now turning out helicopter pilots athe rate of 425 a month and the rate is said the school received a letter from Gen. William Westmoreland in Vietnam asking that More pilots be qualified i gunnery. He said 23 per cent of the pilots Are now qualified injun systems and the other 75 per cent get a familiarization course. The delegates were meeting n the Alpine theater for the con Terence which runs through sat urday. Gen. Hamilton h. Howze re president of the Kaaa s scheduled to address the Dele Gates Friday morning. Weekend Fine for skiing in Germany Frankfurt is who said Spring is coming judging by the forecast for Good powdered Snow and excellent to very Good skiing conditions All Over Germany this weekend Winter appears far from giving up the ghost. The weathermen at det 25 of the 31st weather so at Rhein main air base predicted weekend continuance of below freezing temperatures above the2,000-foot Elevation. The Zug Spitze in the bavarian Alps will Likely exercise an irresistible lure to the ski set a Germany s highest Mountain is mantled with 148 inches of is it alone As a Lorelei for sit markers. Selected Snow depth readings Winterberg 28 inches Rhoen mountains 13inches Harz mountains. 32 inches Black Forest 6 to 84inches bavarian Alps 52 inches Garmisch. 12 inches bavarian Forest 76 inches of Ernstdorf 24 inches Eifel mountains 3 inches Berchtesgaden 1 Inch and the Taurus mountains Only traces of Snow. Israel gives up on lost submarine Jerusalem a Israel declared wednesday that the submarine Dakar which mysteriously disappeared off Cyprus Jan. 25 with its Crew of 69, i officially lost. Defense minister Moslie Dayan old the Knesset Israel s parliament with deep regret an profound grief that no clue had been found. Von Kielnik Alsegg leaving by april 1 b r u n s s u a Netherlands up the commander in chief of the Allied forces Central Europe accent West German Gen. Johann Adolf Graf von Kiel mans egg will give up his Post March 29. Farewell parades will take place in the morning and eve Ning of that Day attended by the dutch defense minister Willem Den Toom and the Allied supreme commander in Europe Gen. Lyman Kielnik Alsegg will be succeeded by Gen. Juergen Ben Necke also of West Germany on april 1. Canada gets tax surcharge Ottawa Canada a surcharge of 3 per cent on in come tax both personal an corporation was announced Here by Canadian finance minis Ter Mitchell Sharp. Washington up Rob Ert Dupont the Soklich Sun of a . Air Force will Al lied Headquarters in Europe was found guilty wednesday of illegally possessing a machine 20-year-old youth with Mustache sideburns and Turtle neck sweater shoes but no socks was then turned Over to Mili tary authorities who want to try him on charges of deserting his unit at fort Lee. sessions c our Jiu Alfred Hurka sentenced him Ito Days in ail but suspended the s attorney said would Appeal the is the son of Bru. Hene a upon. Secretary to staff of s11apk in Brussels. Burka in handing Dow sentence warned military Tho ties that the defendant to he Wenthe Theau Elose Eye on him police officers previously Testi fied that Dupont threatened Touse the nun against and one who tried to take him Back to on Pont was Arre Sieu Jan. Alfor illegally possessing tiie .45 Kaliher converted automatic machine gun. The gun was found under the bed in an apartment of his girl Friend Doreen Gou Veia with whom he had been dangerous and to keep a i staying
