European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse 24 the stars and stripes isolationism growing in u. S., Rusk Washington a Secre tary of state Dean Rusk says he thinks isolationism has Bee growing in tins country and also in Western so expressed himself be fore a House appropriations subcommittee May 22, when members told him polls in their districts showed declining sup port for foreign Aid. The Tran script was made Public Satur think these figures reflect the combination of the Vietnam War and its burdens and the mounting problems Here at Home Rusk commented. Buti think it is also fair to say that the constituency of foreign Aidin a sense is everybody and no body somewhat like the con Sumers interest. the sup port for foreign Aid is not very articulate. But i think also quite frankly compared to the past it reflects a growing isolationist sentiment in this country and in Western Rusk repeated his often state defense of . Policy in Viet Nam and of this country s Refus Al to Stop bombing completely until we. Get somebody to Tell us a whisper behind the hand a Little note under thedoor at Midnight a hint As to what would happen if we stopped All the bombing. Thus far the answer is complained that the word " escalation is reserved for the United the North Viet n e s a he said can pour troops into Cambodia and mini the Saigon River without being accused of escalation out if the United states sent one com party northward through the demilitarized zone or if we took those mines and simply returned them to where they came from to Haiphong this country would be accused of escalation. At the present time the North vietnamese have 30.000 or 40,000 troops in Laos rus said at another Point. At the present time North Viet a fete trained a Rusk and his assistants tithe subcommittee that j 21 nomic foreign eliminated ont Fri g saving in actual spending �2amount Only to $500 million Brazil teacher captures miss universe title continued from Spaffo v Martha was handed a Micro phone with a live radio circuit to Brazil. As a group of100 brazilian students Sang the Guain Bara hymn she told Bra Zil i am going to be the a and am sad because All my peo ple weren t Here with the trip to Brazil is planned As the first order of business for miss universe and the four run ners up miss Curacao miss Finland miss Venezuela and miss .a. Fantastic said miss .a.,Dorothy Didi Anstett of Kirk land wash., the five of us Are going to Brazil together. I be wanted to find a Way went to Brazil As miss .a. When Martha was selected to represent the largest coun try in South America. Miss Curacao Anne Mariera Alheid 21, of Willemstad also a first Grade teacher was first runner up and would take the Mantle As miss universe i miss Brazil is unable to serve for any reason. If so she would become the first negro to Wear the Crown. The other runners up in order were miss Finland Leena mar Ketta Brustin 22, a Helsinki decorator miss Venezuela Peggy Kopp 18, a Caracas student and Didi. Each time the 5-foot-8, 130-Pound miss Brazil was introduced on stage the applause was heaviest from the last four rows of the Balcony. One Hun dred brazilians attending a four week English course at the University of Miami had bought $4.50 seats weeks in and Vance so they could make her feel better More at miss Brazil whose statistics Are 36-25-36, complained All Dur ing the pageant rehearsals that she was sleepy. She napped on the floor on chairs and even another contestants during Breaks. Tomorrow morning we sleep til noon she said. Kosygin joins Warsaw Summit czech liberalization rattles lied Warsaw a soviet Premier Alexei a Kosygin joined other East european Lead ers sunday in Warsaw at a sum Mit meeting convened apparently out of communist fear Over the Tempo of liberalization in Czechoslovakia. V Kosygin in a chauffeur drive limousine escorted by a police car arrived in mid afternoon atthe Council of ministers building where the meeting was believed under Way. There was no official announce ment yet from the polish authorities that the Summit had Only news released by the government Agency Pap was that a soviet delegation headed by party Secretary Leonid i. Brezhnev arrived saturday for meeting of communist leaders and sunday morning that part delegations from East Germany Bulgaria and Hungary had Fol Lowed. There was no report that therefore minded czechoslovak or the Independent thinking romanians had s arrival at the coun cil of ministers building where other important communist meetings have taken place in the past plus the presence of some 25 Black limousines and squad cars outside suggested to observers that the conference began sunday. The soviet polish East Ger Man hungarian and bulgarian parties have All expressed their orthodox fears that the Czecho slovak communists Are losing control in the liberalization pro letters they have pressured for a Summit meeting but the czechoslovak have resisted. A shrill prelude to the meeting was sounded by the polish party Organ Tribuna Ludu with a editorial blast at its Southern communist neighbor. 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A Jackson a. Hr4i ruin 17� new York Kranepool flirt game 10 innings Houston 120 100 000 1-5 8 1 Cincinnati 000 040 000 04 10 2oliutl, pukes Coombs 5buz Smrdl i5i, Houda 9bohua 9 and Brand Clon litter be 4abi Raul Hytt. Carroll to � in Bench. W Shea 1-0. Lcarroll 3-4i. Or Menic 3rd. San Francisco 0000000112102atlanta 003 100 oox4 12 0 Mccormick Bulin 3herbol 6 a Abbot 7i urn Reed 9 Gnu Torre. Or etl 9-4. A 0-u. He Atlanta Aaron 19. Saigon Alert for attack Viets promised my 6s continued from Page 1 Vietnam since becoming de sense chief. A massive Security Force of american and South vietnamese military police swarmed through Saigon in joint Effort to protect Clifford and Stem the flow of Viet con suicide squads reported pouring into the capital for the threat ened offensive. Clifford who will spend two Days in the capital and two Days touring the provinces said he would discuss with president Nguyen Van thick the improve ment of South vietnamese forces. Clifford declined to set an Date when . Forces might be Gin to withdraw saying this de Pended on How fast the Arvn can be built up the amount of enemy pressure and possible developments at the Paris peace talks. He also declined to speculate what effect the threatened offensive against Saigon might have on the partial cessation of bombing of North Vietnam. Clifford was accompanied by Gen. Earle Wheeler chairman of the joint chiefs of staff William Bundy assistant Secre tary of state for East asian and Pacific affairs Carl Warnke assistant Secretary of defense for International Security affairs and Phil g. Goulding assistant secretory of defense affairs. Besides his conferences wit the South vietnamese president Clifford will spend most of his time in Saigon at top secret briefings Given by Gen. Crelghton Abrams the . Commander and his senior officers. Hewill also meet with ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and his to advisers in the . Mission. Following his four Day visit Clifford will Fly to Honolulu to Brief president Johnson at a con Ference with Thieu. Intelligence reports say six enemy divisions backed up by artillery and 122mm and 140mmrockets will attack Saigon some time this week. Vietnamese sources estimated 1,000 Viet Cong commandos have already entered the capital to blow up communications networks Andi assassinate government leaders when the attack indication of a new Offen Sive is the month Long Lull infighting and the discovery of several Large weapons caches around the perimeters of Sai gon. Berlin open House honors Airlift by de Freakley staff writer berlins a More than80,000 people gathered Here sat urday for the first Day of a .air Force open House commemorating the Airlift thai saved the City 20 years ago. Officials estimated that Sun Day s crowd would number about 200,000. There was Only one minor incident. Lute in the afternoon 10 demonstrators formed in front of the two main Gates at Tempelhof air base and attempted to pans out anti Vietnam War leaflets. But no one in the massive crowd paid Uny attention. Most of the propaganda material was dropped outside the Gates where Tho thousands of visitors Tram pled the Small amount of leaflets. The demonstrators left after Short time. The atmosphere Here was fes Tive and excellent weather helped make the first Day of the annual open House a bigger Suc Cess than last types of aircraft including the ancient c47 and c54 which flew thousands of missions bring ing food and supplies to to peo ple of Berlin beginning in june 1948, and . Army vehicle from the Berlin brigade were on display. The Gates of Tempel Hof were opened for the crowd at 11 a.m., but As Early As 8 people began gathering outside the Airfield just a Fow Hundred Yards from the famous Airlift were Rock n Roll bands a Dixieland group Square danc ers military bands and the Queen s 0$n highlanders Bun from England to entertain the addition there were numer Ous Static displays and demonstrations including helicopters sentry dogs a Drill Teum a judo exhibition a motorcycle team and a Parachute drop. Children climbed Over an through air planes und tanks. Adults listened As airmen an soldiers explained the operation of various equipment. American and German Foo stands did the usual booming business with i c e Cream Thomain treat for Young and old. West Berliner and their Amer ican friends enjoyed seven hours of talk and laughter. But the Berlin Wall is less than mile from the Airfield. Reaction is tolerated within the framework of and docs not meet with a firn rebuffs Tribuna Ludu said there wai10 doubt that hostile forces to communism intend to push he communist party there on j Liberal Bourgeois Road and Dis Able it to subvert the socialist communist order and Toppo Czechoslovakia to the fraternal socialist without stations specifically what form future pres sat against Czechoslovakia might take the party Organ said oni Sously that a firm Rebuff to a reactionary forces and the imperialist Maneu vers against Calist Czechoslovakia lies in us interest of All fraternal the newspaper emphasize communist apprehension Over brisk czechoslovak contacts wit West Germany the declared Archenemy of most East euro Pean communists. Concern must be roused by reports of various institutions centers in developing contacts with the governing circles of West Germany Tribuna Ludu said. Concern is stirred it said when High czechoslovak parliamentary officials invite West German foreign minister Willy Brand tto Prague despite the Lack of di1" Matic relations. Czech. Continued / i Day when the last of a Jarmy contingent returned he and will continue through to Day when the last russian sol Diflo will Cross the has been no official although unofficial have ranged As Zifin a men backed byja5 race. ,,.�� Mowall and a we and came Clown Bath f ,1,the main portion of flipped Back to to a 90-Yard s a Fofi a sri Vii Fia the stand were i Jur truck some Hilf feigns a said the sheriff s office Tow War portion a Ftp Maine in the Stan Able ambulances a # patched to Tho Trust anon the injured Eif hospitals in i Xvi a Cai
