European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 9, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday february 9, the stars and stripes Page 23 internat Tojal Security affairs state dept. Given dynamic role Rogers says Washington a Secre Ary of state William p. Rogers Aid Friday president Nixon has landed the state department a Central and dynamic role in handling of International Securi y affairs. The president has assigned to the department of state authority and responsibility to the full extent permitted by Law for the Over All direction coordination and supervision of interdepartmental activities of the  commercial plane just not Safe for first lady Washington a Pat Mixon s press Secretary says the first lady should travel by Mil tary plane because of the hacking danger and because it Siee. The first lady is the government s greatest unpaid orce mrs. Gerry Vanderheuvel said Friday. Why she should have to cutout of pocket Money to travel across the country is a Little bit ridiculous to begin  in the second place she added in this Day and age when planes Are being hijacked to s just not Safe for a first lady to travel in a  mrs. Van Der Heuvel appeared before the women s a ional press club along with Vars. Lyndon Johnson s press Secretary Liz . Carpenter whose Boss usually travelled tourist class noncommercial planes agreed with mrs. Van Der Heuvel. There in t going to be an first lady who s going to mis use a military plane on any Pri vate business of her own said mrs.  subject came up after mrs. Nixon used an air Force Testar to travel to her former Home i new York. In keeping with the presi Dent s concept of an open administration mrs. Vanderheuvel said mrs. Nixon wants to do everything within reason Tosee that the Public is informed of her activities. But she added mrs. Nixon May want to visit friends have personal guests at the Whitehouse go shopping or to the Hairdresser without the advice and consent of x number of press people. I think we can assume that the Public wishes to observe Good manners in Mani festing its interest in the first lady. And that is All i m asking from the  Mutual funds prices new York up following la a hat of bid and asked prices on Mutual Ituna a quoted bythe Nash inc. Friday. 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Vim Fifik i Cou t.81 it Worth 4.79 5.83 xxx dividend government overseas Roger said. Rogers statement was issued by the state department As it made Public Nixon s new Blue print for the National Security Council the White House strategy unit operating under the , by implication disputed reports that Nixon s Secu Rity Council staff headed by adviser Henry m. Kissinger was elbowing the state department out of foreign  told newsmen thursday the Secretary of state is mischief foreign policy adviser and foreign policy executor As Wellas a close personal Friend that both the state department an the Security Council advise him and that he As president will make the decisions. Nixon administration official shave portrayed the reviving of National Security Council machinery dormant during the Johnson administration As above for More orderly review and coordination of International affairs activities. Circular s contents under the reorganized Security Council system As spelled Outin a circular Rogers is sending to All state department officers Here and abroad interdepartmental group dealing with particular areas of the world which functioned inthe state department under the Johnson administration will no be in the Security Council but will be headed by the assistant secretaries of state assigned to those  Security Council review group under Kissinger but wit state defense intelligence and related agencies represented will go Over matters to be presented to the Security  under secretaries com Mittee headed by an undersecretary of state will Deal with items from the review group which do not need to go to the president or the full Security Council. It will also handle operational matters involving Over seas activities crossing depart ment  president has affirmed the position of the Secretary of state As his foreign policy adviser and his responsibility in accordance with approved policy for the execution of foreign policy the circular said. It noted the state depart ment s overseas authority does not cover . Military operations abroad. But it said . Ambassadors will continue Tobe in charge and will exer Cise affirmative responsibility for All . Government activities in the countries where the Yare stationed. Mixed Market kept tune to news trading heavy new York up the Stock Market kept tune to the mixed news background in heavy trading last week. North Vietnam spoiled Hope for an Early breakthrough at the expanded. Vietnam peace conference in Paris by demand ing the ouster of South Viet Nam president Nguyen Van Thieu s administration As the first step in breaking the dead , investors Drew some encouragement from word that the United states and North Viet Nam have been meeting secretly outside the formal meetings. The fourth round of the four cornered talks is scheduled for next  tensions also created uncertainty among traders. But some were cheered by president Nixon s announcements that the United states intends to take the initiative in the United nation s efforts to bring Calm to that  news generally viewed As constructive included rising steel prices record construction spending in december increased automobile sales in january primarily the result of the big Rise by general motors stopped up factory order sin the Mai month of 1968, a boost in instalment credit in the same month and news that manufacturers enjoyed record corporate profits last year despite the 10 per cent tax surcharge. The up Market indicator measuring All stocks traded showing a gain of 0.12 to 135.10.of the 1,709 issues crossing the tape there were 810 advances and 780 declines. There were 112 new 1968-69 highs set 52new lows. The new York Stock Exchange Index mirrored a Rise of 26 cents to $58.64 in the average com Mon share Price. Standard and poor s 500-Stockindex gained 0.52 to 103.53. Dow Jones average of 30 Blue Chi industrials squeezed out an and Vance of 1.80 to 947.85. Do rails also firmed but utilities re  swelled to 64,165,150 shares up from 59,606,988 share during the previous week. It also topped the 47,439,810 share which changed bands during a like period a year  Petroleum led the 20 most Active issues. The Oilstock added 2y 8 to 48% on1,049,700 shares. The company is awaiting a government decision on whether it can proceed with plans to construct refinery for processing foreign Oil in  corp., the insurance hold ing concern being sought by Levin Townsend held second place among the actives rising3% to 51% on 968,400 shares. Aides help Nixon Europe trip key Biscayne. Fla. A president Nixon sell led Down in Florida saturday with his two key foreign policy advisers for a weekend devoted mainly to plan Ning his five nation european trip. The president came to his vacation Retreat hoping that some of the conferences wit Secretary of stale William p. Rogers and Security advise Henry a. Kissinger could be held outdoors beside the  mrs. Nixon in Washington the president flew to key Biscayne Friday after a Busy official Day during which he me with the Cabinet toured the com m e r c e department and con ducted some ceremonial business. Sources of friction aides said that Nixon would be devoting much of his time to preparation for the european tour which begins feb. 23. He must Brief himself for each Stop on Points of agreement and Poen tial sources of friction Between the United states and the governments whose leaders he will be meeting. His trip will take him to Belgium England West Germany Italy and France i that order. Together with Rogers an Kissinger the new chief executive also was keeping in close touch with efforts to pave the Way for four Power talks at the United nations aimed at promoting a Middle Eastern  got started thursday when american and soviet representatives met there. A full scale con Ference also would involve Bri Tain and and France. Nixon promised to devote Mostof one Day during his Paris stay to the vietnamese peace talks and it was thought Likely that this subject also would be Amajor concern Here of the presi Dent Rogers and Kissinger. . Won t return chinese defector Washington up Testate department rejected Fri Day a demand by the chinese communists for the return of a Diplomat who has just defected to the United states. Department spokesman Robert j. Mccloskey said the United states bad received message from red China demanding the return of Liacho Shu the former communist chinese charge d affaires in the Hague. Liao arrived in the unite states tuesday. The message was communicated to the United states by the communist chinese embassy in Warsaw. Mccloskey said he would Haven further comment on the chinese request other than to deplore the offensive Lan Guage used in the demand. The Bride s outfit weighed an ounce san Antonio Tex. A with scores of Beer drinking wit Nesses cheering them on a red haired go go dancer and a tall bartender were married in the tavern where they fell in love. The Bride was topless. The Groom wore Cowboy boots and Western  her bridal bouquet to the crowd Friday the former Linda Lutz 20, took to the tavern stage where she was married minutes earlier and go go danced for the crowd of at least100. Then she and her new husband Jim Stewart 26, joined hands for a Beer Toast before heading Nova honeymoon in Mexico. We both wok Here we me there we fell in love Here and we decided to get married herein the uniforms we work in the 6-foot-3 Stewart  s kind of a sentimental thing be  Bride s uniform probably weighed about an ounce. It consisted of two laced edged sequined White Satin pasties a pair of Bikini briefs and a Short sheer White train fastened at the  Groom s uniform was 9 Western suit Cowboy tie and cow boy boots