European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 21, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse Foge 2 the stars and stripes tuesday january 21, 1969 Moscow asks abm pact talks Moscov Typl the soviet Union monday offered president Nixon an invitation to negotiation limiting anti ballistic missile abm defences and other nuclear issues. The offer was made by a for eign ministry spokesman at a press conference timed to Coin cide with Nixon s inauguration. The official soviet government statement said it feels it is Nec Essary now to make efforts to Ward the earliest entry into Force of the non proliferation treaty and its faithful and consistent had opposed Senate approval of the nuclear non proliferation treaty when it was signed july 1. But indicated during his Campaign he would seek ratification Early in his soviets said agreement on Concrete questions of curbing the arms race including restrictions on the nuclear arms race is quite feasible though not an easy reaffirmed its readiness for a serious Exchange of Opin Ion with the . Government concerning Mutual restriction and subsequent reduction of strategic Means of delivery of nuclear weapons including defensive on limiting the expensive abm systems and other deliver systems had been scheduled to Start last August but were can celeb by the . To show its displeasure Over the soviet in Vasion of Czechoslovakia. . Draft he damaged by bomb Washington a the National selective service sys tem Headquarters was damaged Here by a fire bomb tossed through a first floor office win Dow police said. Selective service officials said the bomb ignited a Small fire that destroyed some office equipment and scorched files. No draft records were kept inthe office they added. Gen. Lewis b. Hershey Selec Tive service director whose of fice is on the sixth floor often has been the target of Vietnam War protests. Israeli . Delegate blasts France s stand Tel Aviv a Yosef Tekoah Israel s . Delegate arrived Here sunday for consultations and said France s Call for four Power talks on the Middle East problem Borders on in , by imposing an embargo on arms to Israel and thu acting to increase tension has disqualified itself from showing any initiative for peace he told Airport newsmen. To come out now with proposals Borders on impudence he said. Ivo opening Day jitters despite bad weather to debut in Nuernber spectacular show of coordination seeming opening Day jitters. The show began Early monday with a brass band review for the first arrivals. There speeches and handshakes. The show opened when 1surgical, Hospital from it matched out of Thi swoop winged .g141 star_., the Workhorse heavy in this i maj. Gallic Carson the Hospital s chief nurse is the woman involve if hero Geshe and capt. Robert Turman hospital1 Comman of 4ed their units dressed in and Bright scarves behind allowing a ,., More than 70 Newsow fro Many nations including Spain Italy Holland Japan and the United states hurried around snapping cameras and gathering interviews. An t As grand but a brass by band gift to la8 Ted Ai arrive. marched with Gas masks and rifles on their climbed into trucks and wet a shuttled to. A Rall a Point we Eric them Fen Woehr to from Busly planned so a Nixon a Parade in inaugural in the Ca reds assault 4 . Bases Saigon a communist troops shifted the Brunt of stepped up attacks to . Instal lations monday with four Over night assaults on american bases. Military spokesman said eight americans were killed and 35 wounded in the hit and run at tacks at four Points Northwest North and South of Saigon. Nine american helicopters were slightly damaged by mortar fragments in one of the attacks. Known communist casualties were 16 killed. American bases had been spared an earlier rash of communist attacks shellings Sabo Tage and terror sunday night that left 10 South vietnamese soldiers and eight civilians dead and 18 government troops and 85civilians wounded. South vietnamese military Headquarters reported a dozen new rocket and mortar atack monday night on government Camps and sub sector Headquarters in addition to 20 shellings during the previous 24 hours Buta spokesman said casualties were Light. . Air cavalrymen sweeping the Jungle invasion routes near the cambodian Border Northwest of Saigon apparently thwarted other planned attacks when the seized More than four tons of ammunition. Found in the Are where two of the . Bases were attacked it included 132,000rounds of Small arms and machine gun ammunition and 800mortar shells. It was a matter of speculations to whether the communist command had ordered increase attacks to coincide with the be ginning of the enlarged Paris peace talks and the inauguration of Richard Nixon. Judy foggy in palladium appearance London a Judy Garland appeared on British television sunday night in a live broadcast from the stage of the London palladium and scores of viewers telephoned the to com Pany to ask if she was 40-year-old Star seemed to have forgotten the lyrics of he first song. There Are some kind 01 words there but you can just relax she told the , in a song called "1 love London she had difficulty wit the names of British cities and asked the orchestra conductor to help her out. The audience applauded As she smiled and said i m supposed to be singing lots of words hello palladium i m glad to be miss Garland who is currently appearing at a London night club took seven curtain Calls after her 10-Nunute performance she was standing in for Len Home who was indisposed. A spokesman for the to com Pany said afterwards Judy a been suffering from an attack of More than one million South vietnamese troops were placed on full Alert in anticipation of in creased activity to Mark the events. It is a favorite communist tactic to gain publicity by such timing. Injuries kill to Fth inf div i Wiesbaden is an 8thinf div Soldier died in the Usan Hospital Here saturday week after suffering injuries in a car wreck and 15 minutes be fore his f a t h e r arrived fro i Michigan. Spec. 5 Phillip r. Derr. 21, Ofha co 12th engr in we driving Hia car out of Anderson bar Racks at Dexhei a and collided 8 German bus on Highway the bus Driver has Bee charged with failing to yield the right of Way according to 8thinf, div officials. A passenger in Dorr s automobile was not sri Ousby injured. Derr was admitted to army Hospital at f pm. Jan. 11 and was transferred to the Usan Hospital later he never regained consciousness an8th div spokesman said. Derr is survived by his wife Mary and his parents. Or. And mrs. Clarence l. Derr of Alpena Mich. Would drop the a Maln or Iback to -.,._ Titt ceiling feet and a visibility of Les than half a mile ended the air port s role in reformer . Men Al wifi b. Wild senior co Ihander of the euro Pean Airlift control element said that the increased air traffic to would not Esturb the Camp Aachen in the Grafen Woehr training area vehicle Sand Barracks Are ready for the 5,000 reformer i troops who willbe brought Here during the 36 hour Airlift migration actions Serge brigade of the 24th, a Vetera a inv Kcal pin thet of Cal of a ,,"this operation is smoother and seemingly More organl4ed. It a Reue not to have to Furj round non Neft for hours air Force base was three hour orbits us tote soviets fresh from a record breaking wee Forwith their soyuz Asp accuses predicted sunday the Craft would soon be used for month Long orbits at Heights up tolf Jisoo Miles soviet space scientists and experts burst into print in All Lead ing newspapers to Hail the Suc Cess of soyuz 4 and 5 As opening the Way to vast near Earth space programs based on cosmonauts Ying and working on orbitals Ace platforms. The four soyuz crewmen who successfully docked their ships staged a duo space walk unlinked them and returned to separate soft landings were cloistered from Public View in the Bai Konur space Center for medical examinations and debriefings. Soyuz pilots it. Col. Vladimir Shamalov and it. Col. Boris vol nov and space walking Engi neers it. Col. 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