European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 13, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Pago 24 the stars and stripes thursday june counter Berlin restrictions mayor asks alive Berlin up mayor Klau Schuetz called on the Western allies wednesday to take counter measures against new East Ger Man restrictions on Berlin tray he ruled out the use of Force to oppose what was considered the most serious infringe ment on Western rights since Heberlin Wall was built seven years , in a declaration to the City Assembly said i hop that there not Only will be talks about countermeasures but that they will be he said that the United states Britain and France must unequivocally uphold their right of free Access to the isolated City challenged by tuesday night s East German East germans made visas compulsory for West Ger mans and West berliners travel ing to and from Berlin imposed reds warned on shelling. Talks in danger9 . Says new taxes condemned As drastic on trucks and barges supplying the City and said Supply ship ments would be barred if their freight documents describe West Berlin As part of West Ger an announcement after the regulations were disclosed the Paris a states warned the unite North Vietnam wednesday that the communist shelling of Saigon could have the most serious consequences for Vietnam peace talks Here and that the prospects for Progress Are now largely in the hands of a Tough talking give and take session the eighth in this first month of the conference the United states demanded that recognize the situation and be prepared to make some Ges Ture toward peace. There was no visible Progress North Vietnam realities of the at the session which lasted three hours and 50 minutes. For the second time a week Long recess was agreed at the insistence of the North w. Averell Harri Man the chief . Negotiator bore Down heavily on the Issue of the shelling of Saigon particularly in recent Days and said this was not conducive to Progress in the preliminary peace talks have stated before the views of my government concerning these terrorist attacks upon Sai gon Harriman told the chief Hanoi Delegate Xuan Thuy. To lbs urges . To curb a race of continued from Page 1 a draft treaty to halt the spread of nuclear weapons As the most important International agreement since the nuclear age , he said the search for nuclear disarmament must Goon and Many further Steps Are this ground we have won together Johnson said let us press Forward. To find new ways to eliminate the threat of conventional conflict that might grow into nuclear Johnson pledged full . Sup port for the treaty which the United states and soviet Union introduced after six years of negotiations. And in keeping with our obligations under the treaty John son said we shall As a major nuclear weapons Power promptly and vigorously Pur sue negotiations on effective measures to halt the nuclear arms race and to reduce exist ing nuclear it is right that we should Beso obligated the president added. The non nuclear states who undertake by this treaty to forego nuclear weapons Are entitled to the Assurance that Powers possessing them particularly the United states and the soviet Union will lose no time in finding ways to scale Down the nuclear arms the treaty will be opened next month for signing in washing ton Moscow and London Capi tals of the three nuclear Powers that support it. Communist Chi a and France the two other nuclear Powers have said the will not sign. The treaty requires ratification by the United states the soviet Union great Britain anc"40 other nations. Johnson pledged to sign it and to seek its prompt ratification by the United states said the United states then would carry out the require ments of the treaty including weather continued Cloudy with intermittent rain decreasing cloudiness Friday. Frankfurt Heidelberg High 60, Low 50. Temperature recorded wednesday get 4 4 am porn 64 82 Adana it 72 79 Athens p 67 66 Aviano p 62 77 Berlin cd s2 55 Frankfurt r 67 72 London o a Clear cd Cloudy rain. 4 4 am pm 61 81 Madrid c 46 67 Munich p 52 70 Paris p 50 67 Prestwick p 59 62 Rome r 73 07 wheelus p a partly Cloudy r 2nd weather Wing that Transfer nuclear nuclear Powers no weapons or control of them to the Powers will not help any nonnuclear state acquire such weapons. Efforts to prevent the diver Sion of nuclear Power from peaceful uses to an Exchange of in formation to promote peaceful uses of nuclear Energy. We shall give particular at Tention to the needs of develop ing nations Johnson said the United states would continue its research an development into the use of nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes. We shall make available tothe non nuclear treaty partners without delay and under the treaty s provisions the Benefit of such explosions he White House gave report ers Little Advance notice of the president s trip the second from Washington to new Yorkin five Days. He came to the funeral of assassinated sen. Rob Ert f. Kennedy. Day i want to be sure you under stand that this is a situation which could have the most Seri Ous consequences for these again both Harriman and Xuan Thuy made Public lengthy statements at the close of the session. A North Viet namese spokesman said Thuy accused Harriman of putting out texts because the american distorts the facts in order to confuse the but Thuy did agree to take under advisement a . Proposal to halt the propaganda aspects of the Possession state ments and to give a reply at an appropriate William j. Jorden the . Delegation spokesman said he could not judge whether this represented Progress but that it was the first time the Hanoi Side had agreed to study the american vigorously condemned the North vietnamese for the attacks 9n Saigon. He said High ranking defectors have informed the Public that the c u r r e n t offensive was planned and directed by North vietnamese generals and that the attacks were carried out with North vietnamese rocket Sand mortars. Increase terror the North vietnamese he said responded to american restraint in limiting the bombing of the North since March 31 by intensifying their own military subversive and terrorist Effort sin the we have been unable to detect any sign of any restraint on North Vietnam s part Harri Man said. This intensification by North Vietnam creates serious doubts that completely Stop Ping the bombing of the North official East Germany adn said the visa regulation feet wednesday. German citizens pair arrested in threat to kill Wallace Chattanooga Tenn. A a threat on the life of former Alabama gov. George Wallace was telephoned to City police Headquarters wednesday shortly after his arrival Here to Campaign for the presidency. Police commissioner Jamese. Turner said two persons were taken into custody in connection with the Call which he said was made from a Pri vate Telephone. They threatened to kill him Turner said without fur ther elaboration. He refused to identify the persons taken into custody pending further investigation. Wallace s visit Here came under the strictest Security pre cautions in the City s history in the Wake of the assassination last week of sen. Robert Kennedy. Some 100 state and local officers were augmented by 20 secret service agents to protect Wallace on his arrival. Turner said the threat was received through the regular police switchboard at 12 34 .,As Wallace was in route from the Airport to his downtown Campaign Headquarters. To replace their identity cards. The situation. Wasso serious that West r Tot the West stands i Jet would evoke acts of Good Faithon the North vietnamese Harriman warned that if our restraint continues to be met with escalation inflexibility Bellicose statements and evasions one cannot make Progress to Ward an honorable we Are patient Harriman said but we must be firm when the lives of our troops an those of our allies Are at ducklings get booked London up eleven Little Mallard ducklings ended up in suburban Barking police station charged with causing a Dis police Good natured made the charge when the Duck Lings held up traffic and were keeping them at the station until their Mother could be found. Kiesinger met in in Western Allied Vamuas Samand also with his cabi7et5 eign minister Willy Brandt Short an official visit to vie by several hours to Bonn for the special meeting. Foreign diplomats i believe that the East Al jsov4eto Sharpen tension West Germany on Berlin Tranfa was timed to coincide Brandt s visit. The Steps a seen As the East German Alto West German attempts it establish relations and Clos ties with East european communist countries. In Berlin mayor Schuetz com if erred with the City s Western Allied commandants before h spoke to the City Assembly i the activity reflected the Lea that West Berlin which lies i 1 Miles inside East germ faced a new communist Call pain to undermine it erode Western Access rights and injun the City s delicate Economy the new taxes due to go Enlil effect july 1, placed a Nev heavy Burden on firms supplying the Western outpost an those shipping goods out of City to the estimated that the r transport taxes would bring Easl Germany an additional 80 million Marks $20 million yearly this is More than double. Sum the East germans colled now from the Highway tolls to truckers on the Berlin run in pay. Baseball american league Chicago at new York postponed rain California at Boston 2, ppd., rain National league Cincinnati 0100000001 5 1 Chicago 000 301 oox4 8 0 Maloney Carroll 8and Bench Jen King and Hundley. A Jenkins 6-7. A Maloney 6-4.hrscincinnati, Perez 8, Chicago Santo 10 Houston at Pella Cleophia night postponed rain. Sober Side of Bender Durham England up the mini skied lasses at Durham University say the Lowton on the University Coffee Maine is that it s too Low Dow they demanded that machine be raised at leg 18 inches to spare them embarrassment they we suffer when they have Bend Over to get a cup j Coffee out of the Macau no More rioting France orders a engr. I a Tovio of tie c lies 01 1" continued from Page j wednesday. Several other French cities also reported Vio Paris demonstration had been called for 5 30 By students and several other groups to protest against what they termed discrimination be tween French and foreign Stu dents. The government has or dered a number of foreign Stu dents expelled because of alleged roles in recent the government action wednesday and Only shortly be fore the demonstration was to begin on the place de la re pub Lique the groups made announcements that it was minister Yves Guena told newsmen after Cabinet meeting that All demonstrations will be pitilessly the government also announced the dissolution of seven leftist and anarchist organizations which authorities blame largely for the Street who act counter to the dissolution order May be imprisoned for from six months to two years Guena said. Guen Street explained that demonstrations on Yare banned. He said that the right to hold indoor meetings is not affected by the government order. The curbs were announced atthe end of a two and a half hour Cabinet meeting presided Overby de Gaulle. They were designed to Hal the orgy of violence and blood shed in which five persons Al ready have been killed. Guena said that demonstrations Are banned throughout the period of the current National parliamentary Campaign leading to elections june 23 and 30.the banned organizations were mainly extreme leftist student government also ordered that any foreigners caught Tak ing part in demonstrations will be expelled immediately from nation was stunned by new outbreaks of violence which lasted until Dawn wednesday. Three persons have been killed so far this week hundreds injured and More than 2,000 arrested in the rekindled violence. The Paris latin Quarter again resembled a spent Battlefield of overturned and burned cars ripped Down signposts and construction shacks uprooted Cobblestone streets and broken store windows. southwestern Fiance g Central France St. Has the Atlantic coast and w i on the Swiss Border also order further Short of a a Eichof emergency j1l Sigive the Gosein men Powers to deals at the Peak of ing police were dozen groups of f students on the f late Quarter at than in sedate Cuy Oil vet hauled Tinubu Coli mine efforts by and the co make the desire campaigns a
