European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse ,jp.-, of the. Way cd cute Firstin a decade 0 of Ute first a the chairman a. We rime hlee was to Bolh the Mirtl Kurti around the Assembly building s democrats pro Ibur accused Theja Blicaus of imposts on Faler Coin it foetal runt to look. The Secre i staff iia the stage a. Eds to be set for the for major de of the legislative session. Tire Toft a was at him. Unwell fee a. Homer era.". ,._, Jen lotto Days ago As chairman of the Assembly Rule committee with jurisdiction Over the secretarial Pool said "1 Felt tie girl Shad an obligation to the establishment they work for to Wear something pre order aroused tie ire of Onee s coif Muttee colleagues As John l. Burton Are dangerously close to imposing on peopled constitutional right when ire Tell them How to dress Bur to said. More importantly we re imposing of the constitutional rights of those of its who like to acc retries apparently agree with Burton Over be mini skirt Marino said i have some or plan that Are Shorter but 1 Don t Wear the anymore Sally Carter another of the Curra Yeob messenger girls who deliver press releases said she too was peeved atthe lower Hemline edict. She said Chappie said he was appalled at the dresses we were wearing. There Are some dresses we just can Wear anymore the real Short neither Chappie nor the girls could say what length was real Short or presentable Tiff Lutil of . Force n Europe North Africa and the my Del Eail 17, no. 267 a january 12, 1969 if 21855 a5 Dolly 10t sunday retirees in get Job help. Ready to Roll reformer troops Load tanks aboard in Karlsruhe before moving out for Grafe Woehr and exercise Carbide ice. Story Page 24. A photo Pentagon to set up data Bank Washington is Secretary of defense Clark m. Clifford announced Friday the Start of a new program called project referral to Hel the More than 51,000 enlisted men and 13,000 officers who retire from Active duty each year. With the help of computers the defense department intends to strengthen army Navy and air Force programs to see that retirees receive the maximum help in finding civilian employ ment when they Pentagon will set up a centralized skilled data referral service Center at existing facilities in Dayton Ohio. The Day ton activity will consist of an automated data Bank to inventory the skills of re areas where their sex cont. Of Page acc a. L state of Union i Mem Johnson to give speech tuesday Washington a president Johnson will deliver his Farewell state of the Union message at a nationally televised joint session of Congress at 9 . Est tuesday 3 , wednesday get the White House announce saturday. Press Secretary George Christian said the budget Mes Sage will be sent to Congress after Johnson has delivered his state of the Union Mes Nixon gives lbs no hint of tax policy image but he gave no Date for the budget s submission. He said an economic message would follow. Previously Senate democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana had said Johnson was reluctant to deliver his slate of i he Union message in said the outgoing president did not want to project himself into the political picture at a time when a new w a s h i n g t 0 n a a White House spokesman indicated saturday president elect Nix president is about to take Over on has Given president Johnson Westmoreland visits West Berlin Berlin a army chief of staff Gen. William c. Westmore i land flew unannounced into communist surrounded West Berlin saturday to inspect the Ameri can Garrison and visit with the . Berlin commandant officials remained silent Abou Westmoreland s 24-hour visit until he arrived in the City. Tight Security precaution were maintained because of fears that Tho City s Radical Stu dents might stage a demonstration against the former .commander in Vietnam. Westmoreland came fro Bonn the West German capital where he had met with . Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and West German defense minister Gerhard Schroeder. An army source said West Moreland was Lodge s overnight guest. It was believed that their meeting was an Opportunity for Lodge to get Westmoreland views on the vietnamese Situa , former ambassador in weather Cloudy with morning log and Occa Tiona fro thu ram. Continued Cloudy monday. Frankfurt High 34, Low 2ft. Temperature a coded saturday get 4 4am pin 48 64 Adana Clit 62 Athan. P 17 37 Valano c10 � Berlin c m 41 brute it p �8 87 cop a a in c30 $0 i a Murt. Fri Clear cd Cloudy for to Xing ram. 4 4 am pm43 4 Condon r 60 add red p29 �6 Munich p 38 4 pan p37 37 pro lick p 34 co Rome c51 61 we slut. O p partly c i 9 u d y i 8rtd what her Wing Saigon is president elect Rich Ard a Nixon s Choice As top negotiator in the stalled Paris peace talks. At . Berlin headquarter Westmoreland answered questions Only on the operational aspects of the forthcoming exercise Carbide ice. That exer Cise will bring some 15.000 americans from the unite states for training near the Czechoslovakia Border this month. The men Are arriving under duration it forger i Westmoreland said he already Hud inspected equipment wait ing to be used in the mane Verby returning men of the army s 24th inf div who were redeployed from Europe last year and found it ready to go. The operation is going according to plan the general declared. The purpose of re forgeries to examine this division s Cap ability to return to Europe Blair. We have the capability Westmoreland emphasized to move troops very he was the House guest of Heberlin commandant maj. Gen. Robert g. Fergusson who washout at a luncheon with West Berlin s Inird mayor Klau Schuetz us guest. Westmoreland and Fergusson Are 1936 West Point classmates and Westmoreland was god father to Fergusson s Only son Robert a paratroop officer who died of wounds suffered in the vietnamese fighting no commitment on the touch political question of recommend ing Extension of the 10 per Cen income surtax. Tom Johnson acting press Secretary told reporters at a briefing that no final decisions have been reached on the budget total or the timing and nature of delivery of Johnson s state of the Union message. The surtax brings in about $12billion a year. New York a the Newyork times said saturday thai the Johnson administration has decided to take no action on a soviet proposal for peace in the Middle East leaving the matter up to the incoming Nixon administration. President Johnson will reply to the soviet note of dec. 30, the limes said since it was addressed to him personally but will leave substantive decisions to president elect Nixon
