European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 22, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 23 a ii my up the soviet pople Ltd wednesday that theirs Fet ref w Filc req u1/. M .r,, from the enemies of com Wittry Iroku my v to and Prew ?"teu5w-"sf .revolutionarte were try f Vlk Tover Czechoslovakia. Laid that czechoslovak party and govern-ti3rs called for help. It Alt in flu l a a it the i imperialists have clearly fade estimated the readiness fsr Salerna socialist countries discharge their sacred inter Lional duty and Corao to uie stance of their claw Brothers Edwress the communist arty newspaper pravda said. Full text aired Moscow radio broadcast Heull text of the pravda article justifying the invasion. It a obviously been written before to Riet troops started to move into Czechoslovakia. A special television program married the statement by the of Idal soviet news Agency Assn bouncing the intervention. The time stator told the Public leaders had urged heir people not to was unavailable at nost Newsstands. Some were so dwt and others had not yet re Vived it was on Sale Long Ines waited to snap it of those who had copies Tood motionless on the sidewalk rowning and Reading the official announcement again and again. Prakup Why Prague a Young Man muttered he move Don Down the Street. An old Man with a Long Whiteboard and a Black leather Cap sat on a Bench of Gorky Street and Tut Shook his head when told of the Newa. Muscovites seemed even More reluctant than usual to talk with foreigners. Most of those questioned just shrugged. A sunburned Farmer in fro the country paused in front of the Kremlin in red Square an responded to questions by repeating the czechs Are our friends. Johnson for with front touch from Page ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin that soviet troops were moving into Czechoslovakia. 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N 13 a Tonii i i i Vii i m i n a vol Siul Al in Lwi Jiuu i a n i Wiki Iii 2i j2j.i we fld 00 in w Wim Tell 1 h h j Wutzl of 0 u Don t pravda cited Praise for the czechoslovak liberals in the Western press evidence that imperialism was striving to overthrow communism in the country. The imperialists have clearly overrated the strength of the anti socialist anti communist forces and come to believe they will be Able to seize Power i ther by armed forces peace fully the newspaper repeated the Kremlin insistence that soviet style communism the Only kind acceptable in East bloc. Nato exercise begins in Greece Viets were patently contrived and that the czech government did not request allies to interfere in internal the soviet news Agency Tass reporting the russian move. Said czech communist party an government officials had asked the soviet Union and East bloc allies for help in preserving communism in Czechoslovakia. No such Appeal was reported from , Johnson said Czechoslovakia had not Bee threatened by external Daggres concluded ".meanwhile, in the name of Mankind Hope for peace i Call on the soviet Union and associates to withdraw their troops from Czechoslovakia. 1hope responsible spokesmen for government and people through out the world will support this Appeal. It never too late for reason to the National Security Council met in emergency White House session tuesday night on the czech invasion crisis. On the president orders Secretary of state Dean Rusk called in Dob Rynin for his meeting Between Rusk and Dobrynin lasted 15 minutes. It followed a session Between the ambassador and Johnson. Dobrynin arrived at the Whitehouse with a message from the Kremlin about the same Tim news reports were coming in telling of the House press Secretary George Christian announced no decision resulting from the 55 Nii Nute session of the nation Al Security Council other than the decision for Rusk to Summo Dobrynin to his state depart ment was done 25 minutes after the conclusion of the Whitehouse session the first of the Council since the six Day Arab israeli War of june 1967.Dobrynin Early evening meet ing with Johnson in his office was initiated at the request of the soviet ambassador Christian said. Thess Salonika Greece special twin nato amphibious task forces landed on Aegean sea beaches near Nav Ala tuesday to launch exercise deep Furrow-68. A spokesman for the War games Here said the joint task Force composed of greek Brit ish and american units had crossed the Aegean to Northern Greece to open the annual Rou Tine Allied exercise which was to include an airborne assault by nato paratroopers thursday South of drama. The nato amphibious troops the spokesman said advanced Inland rapidly against aggressor forces seizing strategic enemy Strong Points and communication centers. The amphibious assault Force consisted of an hellenic com Bat team a u. Marine corps Landing team and United King Dom Royal nato task Force of some 45 Allied ships and Landing Craft arrived off the beaches Between Deramos and Irak Litsa in the Early morning and was supported by naval gun ire and tactical air Craft. Capability test supported by land and Carrier based fighter bombers the land ing operation was a Clear demonstration of nato amphibious capability the spokesman , nato committed airborne troops of the u. 8thinf div were airlifted in c130 transports to Athens from Ger Many. Earlier the u. Navy vice adm. David c. Richardson assumed his nato role in the exp excise commander of naval j striking and support forces Southern Europe. The amphibious Landing was one phase of deep Furrow-68 which had been scheduled Formant months by the Headquarters of u. Adm. Horacio Rivero commander in chief. Allied forces Southern Europe the spokesman said. Rivero arrived in thess Salon Ika tuesday by military aircraft from his Headquarters in . He was met by the u. Army seen. Ben Harrell commander of Allied land forces Southern Europe who the Over All coordinator for the nato com randers Tak ing part in the mock War in clude it. Gen. Fred m. Dean who Heads Allied air Force Southern Europe at Naples and it. Gen. Bertram c. Harrison. Markets continue wednesday closing new York a u.securities exchanges were closed wednesday in another of a series of one Day a week suspensions of trading. The exchanges have closed on Day each week usually on wednesdays since june 12, in order to allow additional t i m for brokers clerical staffs to handle paperwork that has accumulated during heavy trading 6th Allied tactical air Force commander from Izmir Turkey. In other air action the spokes Man said nato f4 fighters flew support missions for land forces attacking the enemy near the Trimon River. Lack of Crews holds up War Supply ships san Francisco a a number of government ship loaded with general cargo and ammunition for Vietnam have been delayed up to two weeks in sailing from Pacific Gulf an Atlantic coast ports for Lack of crewmen maritime source said tuesday. re fighting it every a reliable source said. It was estimated that each ship delayed costs the govern ment "$150 an hour 24 hours on the West coast delays rein the Washington state and san Francisco Bay areas. One source said some me were in route to the ships and there should be some action shortly. In Washington a spokesman for the maritime administration of the department of Commerce agreed that there have Bee some delays and serious shortages of government spokesmen said it Tough to recruit Crew because the latest ships pressed into service Are world War i Victory ships and less appealing to Crew men. Prague yanks reported of w a h i x g t 0 n a american citizens in Prague both residents and tourists Are accounted for and the u. Embassy in the czechoslovak capital reported wednesday. There Are 400 american per manent residents in Czechoslovakia and so government offi Cial including their dependents. There Are about Soo other americans in Czechoslovakia tourists business International geological Congress under Way i Prague but the exact number of american participants not state department mean while advised All american Citi Zens to defer travel to Czecho Slovakia until further notice. It said americans already in the country should keep in touch with the i a. said communications with the u. Embassy i Prague Are uninterrupted and messages from ambassador Jacob beam Are arriving steadily. No world crisis Mccarthy Washington up Mccarthy a leading con tender for the democratic presidential nomination attacked the Johnson administration wednesday for treating the soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia a major world crisis.""1 do not see that it la told newsmen Reading from apis Paivill statement. E centum cd the president for having called a National secur Ity Council meeting late tues Day was out of proportion to the seriousness of the situation he said. There Little t h e United states could have done to Stop intervention in Coho Slova Iii he added asked what he thought would be a serious crisis for the i muted states Mccarthy replied an invasion of Krauv Ould be serious matter 1 lie said he did not mind that the United states had taken the initiative in Takii the Matte to the United nations. If you want to play came sat the jul he said. Had he been president tues Day night he added. Lie Wouldhave listened to the new checked with a few people for accuracy and then oui prob ably Hae called a no Tiu tins i morning 1
