European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 9, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Paige 2 the stars and stripes april 9, 1968 High item i we Hal. I jul. A  a tag Goffi at Ftp maj Albi  ugh in -8fmeu Cocos of Milci 4ebpnfbodies sunday in the to Ooldert wreckage of two blocks of Wain Street bringing the death Tan of saturday s explosion and fire to at least 43.another 18 names were on a missing persons list compiled by the National guard. The search was massive wit several Hundred volunteers join Nal twisted Metal Bui it was  Power driven Roffi in shovels gingerly lifting rubble and slowly releasing the Load while others watched for a Signor a victim. One by one the victims were Ikener ten Piquk Twive missing waited and occasionally went into the room with the bodies to Check an ident Ifica  police said the blast therms in its Atli _ to of a Gas leak being athe explosion. The blast left nothing but whole in the ground where the sporting goods store had stood damaged severe Richmond a it elation is locate Border. Of 44,000  the Ohio sex showgirl s mate kills Man Welcome the . Ambassador to the Netherlands William r. Tyler is greeted on arrival at Wiesbaden air base monday by on. Maurice a. Preston Safe commander chief right and col. N. C. Treacy com Mander of the 7101st air base Wing. Is Tyler visits Safe Liq dutch firm on nato by Charles Graham staff writer Wiesbaden is the move of accent Headquarters to Brun sum the Netherlands from France last year has Given the dutch a greater sense of commitment to nato according to William r. Tyler . Ambas Sador to the Netherlands. In a Short press conference a Wiesbaden air base just before flying Back to the Hague monday afternoon Tyler added the Indus trial City of Brun sum was strongly pro american before the move and that local feeling has t changed since then. Asked about the dutch govern ment reaction to the French withdrawal from nato Tyler said the dutch Are Strong sup porters of the Allied organization and Don t like to see it weakened. Now the dutch governments reassured that the Alliance goes on and that states commitment the unite to n Ato stays the same said Tyler career Diplomat who was Deputy assistant Secretary of state for european affairs for three years before accepting his present postin 1965. Tyler said nato also has the support of a vast majority of dutchmen quoting a dutch Opin Ion poll taken a few months ago which revealed that 85 per cent czechs elect chairman Prague