European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 31, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse Dayton. Ohio Lupin _ unabashed statements like the aliens from thl embed co were brought to Wright filter son air Force Bale for it nov tardy fazed the audience. Most of the crowd of so , a their approval a speaker was saying. Ire 500be.eversq/conven on a 4r- a on a � a teas Tutt hear accusation humanoids Veteran Veo research r. Stringfield Hud promised la disclose the results of his study into allegation that he air Force has been secretly re covering bodies from crashed t Kos the past 30 years and bringing them Back to bases like Dayton s Frigm Patterer Sadat rejects israeli stand Calls latest f position a step Back Alexandria Egypt a _ presi in Anwar Sadat accused Israel sunday a introducing negative elements into the peace process and said Egypt would not wee to resume direct talks unless Israel topped its demand for territorial Compro but Israel said it was ready for further Mideast peace talks even though Egypt is refusing to resume negotiations unless is Rael changes its position. After More than two hours of talks Witham my . Ambassador Alfred Atherton t told a nationally televised news , "1 consider we have not reached a wry decisive turning also made an indirect Appeal for the wilted states to present ideas that would Wak the deadlocked egyptian israeli unofficial p vol. 37, no. 104 monday july 31, we to a. Med in. If 21355 a .1 Don t want to Embarrass my Friend resident Carter but As i said before the anted states should act As a full partner mediator Sadat said when asked if he thought . Propos als would be Forth coming at this Sadat criticized Israel Slatest refinement of its negotiating Posi Tion As a step Back Ward not Forward israeli officials have been using the word Concession to de _ scribe the changes b Sadat foreign minister Oshe Dayan introduced at the Israel %yw-. Talks in included Israel s willingness to negotiate three questions a in the West Bank a partial Ike Meni with Egypt to help develop Laceful relations and the future sovereignty Over the West Bank and the Gaza tap prime minister Menachem begin s Cabi continued on Page 28. Col. Ii a Long Lens on the camera at ram Stein s big flu tag 78 makes some of Heady precision flying the aircraft appear to be flying through the head of a giant Spectator. The Preci Sian team is Italy s recce Tricolour. Other photos . Secs Jim Colt half million thrill to flu tag 78, Ramstein s open House air show to screech her own Madison Vili. A a Wom an s screams bal brought police to Madison address were healthy no hysterical she told the officers. She said her analyst told her to scream let u ill oat o relieve her police took no action. By flood Bureau chief Ramstein Germany Sis flu tag "8, Ramstein s annual open House and air show sunday attracted a crowd of More than a half million visitors again this year according Toa base the base was not scheduled to be opened to the Public until 9 ., base officials opened the Gate two hours Early when writing care threatened to tie up traffic arriving on the local autobahn. At 10 A View from a helicopter showed the major parking areas were nearly full and cars had backed up about six Miles in the direction of those visitors were wailing to be parked others were Busy snapping thou Sands of photographs of the Mare than 100 nato aircraft on Static display. The Dis from Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Holland. France. Germany. Italy. Norway. Spain the United kingdom and the .the army was also represented by aircraft and tactical noon stands Selling ice Cream and cold drinks were swamped with people seeking Relief from the Segree heal that was recorded by the base weather office. The heat also caused Many of the male visitors to take off shirts and some of the female visitors to Don Bikini favorite spot for the youngsters was a Small Fountain behind the base operation building which they quickly turned into a wading Pool. The adults took cover fro the Sun under Trees wings of aircraft or in one of the hangars which had been converted into food and Beer More than a dozen visitors suffered fro heat exhaustion and were treated at red Cross stations near the display area Doc tors nurses and red Cross workers also continued in Page 2. Col. 3
