European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 03, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 28 the stars and stripes tuesday june 3. 1980 pcs creates special panel to probe aborted Iran raid Washington a the Pentagon monday announced creation of a special panel of retired and Active duty senior offi cers including the commander of the 1970 son Tay prison Camp raid in North Viet Nam to conduct an examination of the ill fated . Commando attempt to Rescue . Hostages from Iran. It announced that the five Man group none of whom Curc connected with the Iran Mission will recommend improvements in . Counter terrorist  special panel was chartered by the joint chiefs of staff to make a study Sepa rate from the Normal after action review being conducted by officers under the pcs the Pentagon said. The Pentagon denied that creation of the special group is an attempt to Whitewash possible culpability in the planning and exe cution of the april 24 Mission which was aborted in the iranian desert because mechanical problems disabled three of eight helicopters leaving too few machines to carry out the Mission in the judgment of officers involved. Officials said the group will have Access to information which defense Secretary preserve missionary Zeal Pope urges French crowd , France up surrounded by 300,000 worshippers in this Normandy pilgrimage town Pope John Paul ii ended his four Day visit to France monday with a Call for catholics throughout the world to preserve the missionary Zeal of the Church. The pontiffs last Stop in France was at the gleaming while no byzantine Basilica that sits on a Hilltop overlooking the ancient town of Lis Cux. The Church was built for is. Theresa of the infant Jesus one of France s Best known saints. The carmelite nun who died in 1897 at the age of 20, was known for her support of missionary work. You must not lose your missionary  inc Pope told inc crowd. This missionary Zeal is Only Able to expand and Bear fruit through the greatest spiritual  John Paul had undertaken his trip to France in Hope of curing what he called the crisis of Faith among the country s 45 million baptized catholics. Although catholics represent 86 percent of France s population Only about is percent of themare regular Church goers. Throughout his hectic trip the Pope gently chided French catholics on several occasions for falling away from the teach Ings of the Church. He also met a wide Range of political and religious leaders including French president Valery Giscard 3 Estwing French communist party chief Georges Marchais and socialist Leader Francoi Mitterrand. Iraqis gun Down 13 turks Ankara up thirteen turkish villagers who enl foraging for cattle feed across the iraqi Border were gunned Down by iraqi army helicopters officials said. In a rare statement on International policies the Pope told Giscard during their meeting he approved of the French presi Dent s Summit in Poland last month with soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev. The sum Mit on Afghanistan has been widely criticized by the allies As a breach of Western Solidarity. John Paul also spoke out against aspects of science and modern technology monday in Paris before heading to Lis Cux. In an emotional address to the United nations educational scientific and Cul Tural organization Enesco the Pope warned the world faces the threat of nuclear destruction because scientific research has often ignored the dignity of Man. In these Days can one still be sure that the rupture of tensions will not bring about a War in which there would be no hesitation to use nuclear arms the Pope asked the group. Until now it has been said nuclear arms were a Force of dissuasion against a major War he said. This May be True but one must at some time wonder if this will always be the  we must realize the future of Man and of the world is threatened gravely threatened despite the Noble intentions of cer Tain scientists and men of knowledge the Pope told the Enesco audience of 220 persons that included 13 Nobel prize win ners. This is inc Case when the results of scientific research Are applied against the Well being of humanity he said. This is shown in the Domain of genetic manipulations and biological experimentation As Well As in inc research of chemical bacteriological and nuclear  Harold Brown has withheld from Congress. Heading the panel is retired adm. James l. Holloway chief of naval operations until two pc frs 300.other members include retired air Force it. Gen. Leroy j. Manor who directed the son Tay Mission in 1970 from a command Post outside North Vietnam. He played a major role in planning that raid which failed because inc North vietnamese had removed All us. Prisoners before the us. Commando group landed at the Camp West of  three other members of the review group Are retired army it. Gen. Samuel v. Wilson former director of the defense intelligence Agency air Force maj. Gen. . Piotrowski and Marine maj. Gen. . Gray  said the group has not been As signed a time limit in which to conduct its review. Refugees. Continued from Page i gee centers and so did not believe the Trou ble would spread to the other centers. Some cubans have complained that it is taking Federal workers Loo Long to process their entry into us. Society. Gov. Bill Clinton said the riot could have been provoked by agents of cuban presi Dent Fidel Castro. At a news conference monday morning he said 35 to 40 agitators had been identified and were being held in inc base stockade. Meanwhile a flotilla of refugee Laden vessels streamed out of Cuba s Marie har Bor toward key West monday. The us. Coast guard said one ship in the flotilla was afire and another reportedly carried 3.-000 refugees. We be confirmed there is a flotilla a very Large group of boats heading this Way. But we Don t yet know How Many boats Are in inc flotilla said coast guard spokes Man Bob Shank in Miami. Reports from two boat captains said so to 60 vessels were in the flotilla. Shank said one boat Captain reported that cuban president Fidel Castro had or dered All ships out of Maricl within 24 hours but said the coast guard has not confirmed any such order. Shank said the Crew of he coast guard Cutter Cherokee had rescued 33 people from the 34-foot boat miss Mossic after fire erupted in inc engine room. Details of inc fire were sketchy and Shank said it was not known if the ship was sinking or whether the Crew stayed aboard to fight inc names. Defies Carter s travel ban Clark leads delegation into Tehran continued from Page i ble role in the 212-Day hostage crisis Irani an officials failed to respond in the same vein. Foreign minister Sadegh Holb Zach asked at inc conference if Clark s presence was an american  said he was known As a Friend of the islamic revolution. Holb Zach s remarks quoted by the official pars news Agency made no reference to possible mediation. Clark last attempted mediation in the hostage crisis soon after the us. Embassy was seized last november. But he cancelled his Mission Halfway at Istanbul. He dodged questions on consequences of defying Carter s travel ban saying once i never anticipate difficulties. I am an opt  president Abolhassan Bani Sadr s aide Ahmad Salatian charged saturday the . Justice Depar Lmont had warned that each member would face 10 years imprison ment and $50,000 Fine if he or she defied the ban. Clark said the us. Authorities we in formed did not encourage us at  he said he believed dialogue is imperative and with thai will come the reconciliation of All  of course we believe thai the hostages Are not responsible for the 30 years of american wrongful intervention and they cannot be held responsible for that and its not of their doing and nol their responsibility a total of 299 delegates from 54 coun tries took part in the first Day session of the conference. Among the delegates were liberation from leaders from Arab neighbors of Iran including Oman and Iraq. A delegation of afghan moslem rebels was expected to join the conference later. A four member soviet delegation was headed by Eugeny Sergiev professor at Moscow University and chairman of a mos cow based society for cultural lies betwee Niran and the user. Members of Iran s islamic parliament were invited to attend the proceedings. But Salamatian said the conference was not a substitute for a trial of the hostages a Deci Sion on which will be taken by parliament members in late july. Scientists sf/7/ Puzzo by Volcano Vancouver Wash. Up i Rock inside mount St. Heleni b i spots on the Summit into a red glow scientists say they were wrong in a the formation of a lava dome in for and now say they Don t know what i Mountain will do next. " the red glow is there. It is caused i molten Rock magma but it is not Litt Ulf the Crater. It s there some place to _ Mountain said Tim Hail a geologist the us. Geological Survey. Sightings of a Brilliant incandescent i in the Crater were first reported by Aerial observers. Further observation however led i lists to say sunday the glow was not c by the actual presence of lava in the \ no s Crater but by rocks heated by Gleasing magma just beneath the  at hut no topographical change has on the Crater floor so it appears Lavi 1 not erupted to the surface As flown i volcanic dome Hait said. Belief that lava finally had risen to to surface of the rumbling Volcano promo scientists to announce the Mountain entered a quieter phase of volcanic i that would Rule out another cab explosion such As the one that May 18 or the major but less. Eruption that occurred one week later. It s Here at last Hait said Frk we feel Good about the lava dome font Jug ing. We expect the explosive phase to by less Strong now. We expect Ash eruption but not As Strong As on May 25." no predictions but on sunday realization that the i had t broken through yet caused Tux. Dainty about what the Volcano would next. Hait said they could not Predl whether More violent eruptions or heavy 1 Ash Falls were  Mountain spent its first quiet Suiwu Day in three weeks. Steam emissions Rott f from 10.000 to 15,000 feet in the air but was mixed with Little Ash Aerial observers reported. Tilt meters installed on the Mountainside by the uses indicated no swelling or bulging caused by pressure from within. The uses has monitored mount is. Helens Ever since the first increase in Seis Mic activity March 20. 12 killed As trains collide head on Stockholm a at least 12 per sons were killed when two trains collided head on Early monday authorities said. Another so were seriously wounded including nine critically. The Accident occurred when a North bound night express from Malmo via Goldborg collided with an empty South bound train. At least seven of the victims were Chil Dren who were sleeping in a car crushed under the engine and other cars authorities said. 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