European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 21, 1973, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 d the stars and stripes wednesday november 21, 1973 greeks Cut army Force in Athens Athens up the greek army reduced its Force tuesday in Athens the Only City still under martial Law curfew As a result of three Days of antigovernment re Bellion but police continued to round up suspects. Police sources estimated about 500 per sons were being picked up each Day since saturday but no More than 10 per cent of them were being detained. Curfew hours in Athens where the up rising entered around the polytechnic Institute left 11 dead and about 150 injured were reduced to 10 . To 5 . The government lifted the curfew from  tanks and two armoured personnel carriers stood guard Over the parliament building. National guardsmen and army troops continued to occupy the Zepp Eion National gardens Park keeping it closed to  few armoured personnel carriers also stood guard at Athens University but most of the Armor that began pouring into the City with the outbreak of violent fighting Friday at least 80 vehicles was with drawn. L h 30 44 36 43 44 70 34 67 42 73 44 58 67 82 42 59 17 25 42 74 18 25 30 38 41 48 72 85 36 39 19 32 20 28 62 74 47 59 39 72 21 35 45 48 48 57 46 50 44 80 47 55 60 75 47 56 25 40 33 56 33 47 25 33 42 56 24 36 1 13 40 53 10 22 70 85 69 79 38 55 54 76 60 77 39 55 temperatures Alban Albuquerque Amaryll Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austi Baltimore Billing Birmingham Bismarck Boise Bosto Brownsville Buffalo Burlingto Casper Charleston , . Charlott Cheyenne  Cleveland Columbia . 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Portland Ore Providence Raleigh rapid City Reno Richmond St Louis St Prog Tompa Salt Lake City san Antoni Osan Diego san Francisco Sault Ste Marie Seattle Shreveport Sioux fall Spokane Syracuse Tucson Tulsa Washington Wichita Europe Early morning Haze wednesday Frankfurt Heidelberg Hugl recorded monday get 44 am pm 46 52 Adona p 50 61 Athens p 36 51 Valano p 43 43 Berlin p37 45 Brussels p 41 41 Copenhagen f a partly Cloudy. Ernesda 48, Low 42. 4 4 am pm 41 32 32 41 3952 45 45 57 39 63 2nd and thursday. Temperatures Frankfurt London Madrid Munich Paris Rome weather up p up Wing kids Toffee in display of Anne s gifts by William f. Wright London up president Nixon and the american people sent Gold and Crystal candlesticks and a Punchbowl. The Royal family lavished a King s ran som in jewels on the Happy couple. But it was a Small solitary piece of Toffee sent by two Little girls that Drew the most attention tuesday when three rooms full of wedding presents to Princess Anne and capt. Mark Phillips went on display to the press. The Candy wrapped in Gold coloured tinfoil Lay amid the array of glittering and sometimes Garish gifts that will be on show to the Public at London s St. James Palace from tuesday until Jan. 6. The Toffee grandly labelled confectionery and listed As gift no. 214 in the display Catalon was sent to Anne and Phillips by two British schoolgirls Carol Fowler and Susan Theobald. Anne in an interview before her wed Ding at Westminster Abbey last week said the Candy was one of the gifts she and her husband cherished most. The Nixon gift Given jointly by the president his family and the people of the United states consists of four Steuben Crystal and Gold candlesticks and a Crystal bowl supported by four Golden eagles standing on a Gold base inlaid with malachite. The elaborate american gift contrasted sharply with the Tablecloth and 12 napkins embroidered with Blue flow ers Given by French president Georges Pompidou. Presents from Queen Elizabeth included a pair of aquamarine and Dia mond earrings for her daughter and a Gold dress pocket watch for her Newson in Law. Anne s grandmother Queen Mother Elizabeth gave her an aquamarine and Diamond Tiara. Other Royal family presents included a Diamond brooch from her brother Prince Charles and an 18th-Century Chippendale mahogany writing desk from Prince Philip the Bride s father. Buckingham Palace said the couple received at least 2,000 gifts. They ranged from a pair of american saddles Complete with Stetson hats Cowboy boots and Denim shirts from an american Bluejean firm to some Gro Tesque paintings of the Princess from would be artists. There was the occasional electric cake mixer an expensive japanese made stereo a handsome Walnut color de television set and a hand tooled leather sofa. But the emphasis was on the elaborate and sometimes bizarre rather than the practical. Not a toaster was in sight. Kissinger accept Honor for son or. And mrs. Louis Kissinger parents of Secretary of state Henry a. Kissinger Chat in new York City after accepting the Charles Evans Hughes award for their son. The award was made by the National conference of christians and jews and Given for leadership in govern mental service. Up photo 5 killed As tornadoes Rake across areas of Oklahoma Oklahoma City okla. A tornadoes Riding a major Winter storm front raked across sections of Oklahoma Mon Day night killing five persons and injuring at least 30 others officials said. Three of the victims were infants. Officials confirmed the deaths of mrs. Neal Hill of Blanchard 4-month-old Rob Bie Maynard of Moore Ray Saunders 77, of Oklahoma City a 6-month-old unidentified girl and a 2-week-old infant. Hospital officials said 30 to 40 persons were injured when a twister slammed through a Mobile Home Park near Moore. In Kay county Tonkawa fire officials said a Tornado hit the downtown area about 8 . Firemen and police from sur rounding towns went to Tonkawa to help. There were no immediate reports of death or injury. Panel acquits of Captain Ramstein Germany is. An air Force Captain has been acquitted Here of charges that he forged a general s name to his efficiency report and submitted false toy vouchers. The acquittal of capt. Bennie j. Wilson Iii was decided by the eight officer panel at the end of a seven Day general court martial. Wilson 30, of Sacramento calif., faced a possible penalty of 26 years confinement on a guilty finding of five counts of present ing fraudulent travel vouchers and one count of signing a falsified official Docu ment. Wilson a Veteran of eight years service was assigned As an administrative assist ant to of Gen. Theodore r. Milton . Military representative to nato Brus Sels when the offences allegedly occurred Over a four month period last year Wilson was defended by Frankfurt civil Ian attorney Edward Behen and air Force. Maps. Charles e. Borie Joseph l. Fuller and William m. Mckennan. Cats. Don g. Holladay and Robert g. Cerha were trial counsels. Col. Carl Abrams was the trial judge. My is charged with arson Augsburg Germany is an my Here was charged monday with aggravated arson in connection with a Supply room fire in c co 385th my in Legal officials said. Pfc. Kenneth w. Rich 29, was charged with setting a fire that did several Hundred dollars Worth. Of damage in the Supply room of his company in the Early hours of oct. 12. Nixon gives Tenn. Talk meets gop governors Memphis president Nixon took his watergate defense to the Republican governors tuesday but first told a cheering crowd in Memphis that when americans have problems they go out an solve them. After his third Southern appearance in four Days Nixon huddled privately with gop governors at their Winter conference after speaking to a crowd of several thou Sand near the Memphis River Bluffs. Part of the greatness of America is that when we have problems we just get out and solve them Nixon told the Banner waving crowd. While not referring directly to water Gate in his Public speech Nixon made Sev eral references to being Able to solve other problems from the Middle East to the Energy crisis. Referring to a placard which said i believe in Nixon and America the presi Dent said i believe in you every one of  Nixon also Drew a few Boos and jeers from the crowds estimated by local officials at about 5,000. Some signs read impeachment now More than Ever and free democracy  the Memphis visit followed weekend appearances at Macon ga., and Florida including a televised news conference at the associated press managing editors association meeting in Orlando saturday night. The meeting with the governors was similar to sessions Nixon had held in private at the White House last week with congressional leaders. Another Story on Page it followed several Days of discussion among the gop governors about the Impact of watergate on the Republican party s future. The Republican governors adopted a Resolution monday generally praising Nixon s record in foreign and Domestic programs but indirectly urging him to Clear up the watergate problem. Republican party chairman George Bush told the governors tuesday that watergate will not Hurt them in the 1974 elections. He said the party machinery is running smoothly toward the 1974