European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 5 message a Muddy mess bogged Dow cars when it swept Over Highway 81 near Corona Calif. About a dozen Drivers found themselves door deep in mud an debris. But they managed to crawl from the cars and Wade out of the mud Hole five feet deep. The Motorist perched on his car is waiting for a Tow vehicle and hoping it can free his car. Up photo horizontal1, breaches 5. The urial8. Fishing rod12. Western state13. Large cask14. Among 15. Canadia province 17. Father18. Doze 19. Epistle21. Tendon 24. Leander loved her 25. Sister of ares 26. Put on tape 30. Fabulous Bird 31. Chairu32. River up 33. Gym shoea35. Father for 36. Linen fuzz 37. Citadel38. Run very fast11. Ignited 42. To the sheltered side43. Train 48. Thin49. Deep groove50. Turnpike charge 51. Small children 52. Oba Erva 53. Sole vertical 2. Indonesian of Mindanao 3. God of flocks 4. Gleams6. Halt 6. Boston7. Literary gleanings 8. Paris head 9. Leave out 10. Italia coins answer to saturday s Puzzle. Ave Rte time at to Luton 24 minute 11. European River 16. Marble20. God of love21. Varying weights India 22. A metal23. French resort24. Vital organ26. Penetrate again27. Delineated _ 28. Ireland 29. Mccoin pusner31. Rind 34. Strangem35. Spud 37. Nervous Witch 38. A seasoning 39. Entreaty40. Peruse 41. Stringed instrument 44. Owing45. Heavy weight46. Houyao wing47. Cunning violation by migs allies protest Berlin buzzing from a and up dispatches Berlin an Allied spokes Man reported sunday that the three Western allies have pro tested a serious violation of air safety rules by two soviet jets. The spokesman said two Mig jets in a dangerous Man Euver flew As Low As 600 feet saturday Over West Berlin and approached close to the City s two Commer Cial airports. It was the third recent soviet violation of air safety rules but Western officials did not believe of the City and the United stat Sand Britain protested also at the air control Center asking that such flights not be repeated. Sonic booms by communist military jets High Over West Ber Lin Are not uncommon but Buzz ing flights such As that on sat urday rarely Are reported. In april 1965, during a plenary session of the West German parliament russian migs staged repeated buzzing flights Low Over the City. Copper firm offers plan to end strike Washington a on of four giant Copper firms in White House negotiations has of-feree1 a three year wage and fringe Benefit package valued by the company at $1.07 per hour and by the striking Union sat 96 cents it was Learned sat urday offer sources in the negotiations said was made by Phelps Dodge and Federal officials Are pinning their Hopes nonunion acceptance to break the eight month old p. Molony vice presi Dent of the Al Cio United steelworkers of America and chief negotiator for the 26 strik ing unions has called a meeting for 2 . Monday to consider the Phelps Dodge offer. Offer limited but sources said the Phelps Dodge offer was made Only coworkers in the firm s mining operations and there is sentiment among Union leaders to turn it Down if a similar offer in t made to workers in smelting and fabricating plants. The sources reported that talks with the other three big Copper firms Anaconda co., Copper corp. And american smelting and refining going much More Johnson brought the negotiators to the White House March 4 and told them the strike longest in the Industry history was threatening . Prosperity weakening the Dollar in foreign Trade and could jeopardize supplies of weapons an ammunition for Vietnam. United front the strike has been prolonged by the first United front formed by the unions in the Industry with demands for similar wag and fringe benefits for All work ers and simultaneous contract expiration dates for All the min ing refining smelting and fabricating operations within each company. The strike involves a total of some 50.000 workers in the widely scattered operations of the four companies in 22 states. A Phelps Dodge offer that applied Only to the company s miners could in effect break the Union s demands for Simi Lar economic benefits for All. 5l 44 20 41 41 the City faced a new soviet harassment Campaign. The americans British and French protested the flights saturday to the soviet representative at Berlin s four Power air safety Center. They denounced such flights As a danger to West Ern Allied commercial air traffic. The flights were a double Viola Tion of four Power air safety rules. No flight plans were file for them at the safety Center and they flew too Low for safety. An Allied spokesman said the United states British and French protest was delivered late Satur Day to the soviet representative in the air control Center. Details were not disclosed. Work week the reported overflight Camea Day after the closing of a work week in West Berlin by committees of the West German parliament against which the soviets and East germans repeatedly had protested. One Day before the opening of the work week pairs of Sov Iet helicopters crossed Themi deity Border for Short unannounced flights Over West Ber Lin territory. The helicopter overflights came Over the . And British sectors wee pals Tufts Gonna be my bag baby right Down to the nitty Gritty up tight and out of sight Are you to learn a second language when you get older Doz ? he already knows second language How you stay Loose an Don t blow your Cool in school
