European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 14, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse To mail piled up in new York weather Cloudy to Cloudy with now. Partly Cloudy and colder Frankfurt Heidelberg High 28, temperatures recorded thursday Adana o Atheni pea Plano o Berlin Brussels o icon no in p i Frankfurt 4 4 am pm 30 34 London p 41 46 Madrid p 28 34 Munich p 88 22 Par o 87 30 erect Wick p 60 4 Rome o 55 81 wheelus of of Cloudy a partly Cloudy 2nd weather Wing the Sims and stripes unofficial a a tap a of . Forest in Europe North Africa and he Middle Waif vol. 27, no. 300 daily 10 sunday Friday february 14, 1969 if 21855 Dixon considers removing by Sites from big cities lord hints system will a deployed Washington Secre of defense Melvin r. Laird closed thursday the Nixon and stration review of Sentinel ballistic missile abm de be plans includes possibly Hng the missile Sites from or population centers Aird declined to predict the ome of the Sentinel review. Jut his remarks suggest the apr question facing the and list ration is not whether but an anti ballistic missile de be should be deployed lie was interviewed on the a television show is one of the options no looked at locating Thearman missiles farther from Les the defense chief construction re and land acquisition pro dings for the $5.5 billion anti smile system have been held pending a Pentagon re exam Tion of the controversial pro in spartan missile is a a component of the system is designed to intercept in ing enemy warheads sever Hundred Miles from the unit states. Ald s order Early this month Ted construction work on a antimissile radar site jus Side Boston. He said thursday Isid ration is being Given Tove that site which could be a get for enemy offensive Mises 25 to 30 Miles North of bos also said he now be fees former Secretary of de Ete Robert s. Mcnamara was rect when in announcing the Tinel system in late 1987, he ced major emphasis on its lability to defend against font. On Page 84, col it interference hundreds of police in Madi son wis., stand unable to insure City bus serv ice As students at the University of Wisconsin use hit and run tactics. After trying to hold them Back accomplished Little police began to make arrests. Story on Page 2. A photo yon9re a bum9 snowed citizens Don t dig Lindsay new York up new yorkers angry at delays in Clearing their snowed in City wednesday jeered mayor John Lindsay As he made an inspection tour of badly drifted areas. Lindsay was greeted by hundreds of angry residents As he toured clogged streets in suburban Queens he can t even run a snowstorm and he wants to run the country yelled an angry Homeowner. Others called out Lindsay you re a bum and hey play Lindsay countered with Idin t put the Snow there. We re doing our Best to get it Queens democratic Council Man Matthew Troy urged Rockefeller to suspend Lindsay and use National guard troops to clean up the Snow. People Are without food milk and other necessities Troy said. Teachers9 mini maxims Wiesbaden is the latest newsletter from the dependent school District superintendent s office Here warns mini skirted teachers of overexposure and poetically suggests pre class exercises in front of a fun length s a test of Mirror Mirror on the Wall is my mini too Short or am i just too tall the fashion conscious women Are advised to stand before your Mirror full length upon the Wall turn around Bend Over As if Pii King up a they Are asked Are garters glaring Back at you stocking lops and flesh be member children s thoughts can easily i ," they Are told reach High into the font. On Page 84, col 8 � bomb blasts 2 exchanges in Montreal Montreal up a bomb exploded on the trading floor of the Montreal and Canad Anstock exchanges thursday 5 minutes before they were to close for the Day. At least four persons among400 employees and traders were injured in the blast damaged the statistical department trading floor and visitors gallery. The third and fourth floors of the building were a ruin of shattered Walls split Furm Ture and broke Glass. Officials said they doubted the exchanges would open Friday because of the damage to computers and other equipment apart from the devastation of the area itself. It was we latest in a series of bombings that has occurred in Montreal in the last few have been connected with labor disputes and others withseparatists1 demands for an in dependent Quebec. Jam might be cleared by weekend by de Freakley staff writer Rhein main a Ger Many is Apo mail destined for Europe from new York has been Cut to practically nothing since saturday postal officials re ported Here thursday. The backlog was caused by the heavy Snow storm in new York and subsequent cancellation of flights according to air Force col. Harold w. Brazier com Mander Usan european postal and courier Region. The first two planes Svith Apo mail arrived Here wednesday night he said but they brought Only 2,500 pounds. That s a trickle. To say that it is Way below Normal is an understatement Brazier said. Two big problems the Normal amount of mail arriving for Europe is about 80, Doo pounds a Day the colonel said. He added that 2 i million pounds is the monthly average. Brazier said that airline officials Here told him that the problem of shipping the mail snot just getting the aircraft off the ground. I understand that there is so much Snow on the ground in new York that one of the big head aches is getting the mail from the terminal to the planes the colonel said. According to Brazier. 90 percent of Apo mail for Europe goes out of new York. Extra work he said that some mail was due Here thursday. If the weather continues to improve in new York we May be Able to catchup by the weekend Brazier added. According to the colonel air Force Apos will be open Satur Day and sunday if necessary tomake the mail available for pick up. A postal spokesman at usar eur he in Heidelberg said mail would be issued As it comes could not say whether army Apos would be open sunday. A leg up of Germany Sfa schling season is provided by Cologne s old City dance corpses the Street carnival opens. Fasching ends tuesday. An other picture on Page 8 a4?
