European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 8, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                August 1985 the stars and stripes Page 5 protests Mark atomic bombing of Hiroshima by the associated press americans whitewashed ghostly silhouettes on City reminders of those vaporized at Hiroshima 40 years and at least 170 demonstrators recalling the atomic bombs first victims were arrested tuesday at arms manufacturing facilities and government buildings across the a messages of peace were echoed at anniversary observances around the nation in memory of the japanese who died on Church Bells pealed from new York City to demonstrators massed to disrupt traffic on san Francis cos Golden Gate and walks for peace stepped off in Vermont and Arizo hundreds of painted shadows haunted Many cities we wanted people to see these shadows on their Way to and we want them to talk about How they feel about nuclear said Kye who helped coordinate efforts by 40 people to make human outlines in Baltimore with washable the Effort was part of the International Shadow which organizers said included similar painting attempts in More than 300 cities in 20 Boston police arrested at least 20 demonstrators on charges of disorderly con duct and malicious destruction of prop said police John fourteen people were arrested and charged with defacing Public property in for painting silhouettes on in 22 antinuclear demonstrators were arrested after they entered the grounds of a Federal research Laboratory operated for the department of Energy by general they were charged with a photo a be worker paints Over stencilled shadows outside be facilities in Valley be facilities also were targets of demonstrators in King of where 29 people were and in burling where two men were Vietnam War protester Daniel Ellsberg was among 33 people arrested at the Nevada nuclear weapon test a dozen demonstrators dressed in Black with White painted faces were arrested after crawling into a Pittsburgh building where defense contractor Rockwell inter National has its and writhing and screaming in a at californian Vandenberg fab six people joining a three Day antinuclear Vigil were in seven people were arrested and charged with disorderly con duct following a Hiroshima related protest at the electric boat which builds nuclear powered police police in san Francisco arrested 18 and prevented traffic from being halted to the Golden Gate Bridge by 100 demonstrators who dragged a Glossy Black Model of the Little boy atomic bomb that was dropped on most were charged with obstructing Benjamin the paediatrician and peace was among those who addressed 400 people at a Boston another 400 people gathered in North to throw Flowers Over a quakers stood in silent Vigil in Sev eral in new York a women peace coalition delivered signatures urging a nuclear test ban to the Mission to the United passersby wrote messages of peace and Good will on hundreds of Orange replicas of Buddhist prayer two Hundred people gathered for two hours of singing and speeches organized by protes Tant about 40 people in began a fou Day walk for peace and held an evening prayer the Pilot of the plane that dropped an atomic bomb on three Days after the Hiroshima criticized the there Are left wingers who think we should not have responded when at Charles a retired air Force said in a Telephone interview from his Home in they think we should have let Japan occupy Hawaii and then California and make us All president Reagan issued a statement saying the world must remember the awesome destruction of Hiroshima three Days of As the United states sought to bring about a Jap anese surrender in world War accused Fri spy sold out for prosecutor says los Angeles a Richard the first Fri agent Ever charged with was a disgruntled and vulnerable american who was willingly led to espionage by a seductive female soviet a prosecutor said attorney Robert Bonner said in opening arguments that the fired Fri facing a jury for the first time since his arrest 10 months was open to offers of sex and the prosecutor called the offers classic espionage you will have the Opportunity to learn about the world of Bonner told the it is not the Glamor Ous world of spy novels and it is a much More Grimy he said the panel would hear How Svetlana Ogorodny Kov and her were Utility agents of the soviet Bonner also played portions of taped conversations of Mill Ogorodnikova and a soviet vice Alexander in one Miller seemed to be discussing an impending trip to Austria with Miller gave up classified Bonner he did not take the final step of going to he was very worried about taking this final step to Bonner was scheduled to conclude his opening statement and defense attorneys will a former counterintelligence agent with 20 years in the took notes and showed no visible reaction to Bonners Miller was easily enticed into a sexual relationship with Svetlana Bonner she asked him to pro vide documents to her and he did provide one or More which she took into the soviet Bonner promised to give jurors an insight into How the the soviet Security operates in the United states and How they targeted Miller for the evidence in this Case will show the Kobs conspiratorial plan was to use Ogorodnikova to make Contact with a disgruntled and vulnerable Richard to establish a Clandestine relationship with him and to use sex and gifts to recruit Bonner once he was thoroughly Bonner the plan was to have Miller meet with Kab agents outside the United where he would be pumped for then sent Back As an agent for the soviet District judge David Kenyon instructed jurors that Miller must be presumed innocent until proved during lengthy instructions to the Kenyon read the seven count indictment against accusing him of passing classified documents to the soviet Union for an offer of in Cash and at their recent the Ogorodnikova abruptly pleaded guilty to conspiracy at the end of the prosecution Case and were sentenced to valleys Comet reported fainter than expected Sands of time los Angeles a astronomers have sighted valleys Comet three months after it disappeared behind the and int As Bright As scientists it has been picked up following its con Junction with the said astronomer Daniel Green of the smithsonian astronomical Observatory minor planet Cen weve got photographs from two professionals and one Amateur astronomer we can the Comet was a Little fainter than we Green said in a Telephone interview from because it is More closely observed on its trip through our solar system than during its last voyage in he said scientists we rent sure if it was unusually the basically a dirty snowball of dust and ice that orbits the Sun every 74 to 79 was first observed on this journey in october it vanished in the suns Glare and then behind the Sun in and was observed again on july 19 by Richard a european Southern Observatory astronomer who was watching through a Telescope in the chilean Green he said James an astronomer at Jet propulsion Laboratory in observed the Comet for three nights starting july 27 at the mount Palomar Observatory East of san japanese Amateur astronomer Tsutomu Seki spotted it 1 and again sunday Green there have been no other confirmed re cent observations because the Comet is now sharing the morning sky with the which was full july 31 and is now in its last he in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today 1945 official reports indicated that a substantial part of had vanished in the explosion of an atomic reports from radio Tokyo spoke of but president Truman statement specifically mentioned one 30 years ago today 1955 eleven airmen held captive for 32 months in red chinese prisons and recently held a press conference in one airman said his captors resorted to persuasion that civilized people simply do not know about in efforts to make him confess to spy 20 years ago today 1965 the Justice striking swiftly under the new voting rights filed suit to outlaw Mississippi poll literacy tests in seven Southern states were also to years ago today 1975 the threat of a military rebellion in Northern Portugal Rose rapidly As army units in the area openly came out against prime minister Vasco Goncalves and his pro communist