European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 16, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday August 16, 1991 the stars and stripes a Page 3tracy returns to . In Good Boston apr Edward Tracy was in High spirits on his return to the United states after nearly five years in Captivity and a psychologist said he was reassured the former hostage had retained his sense of humor. A feels. Good Man Back in the states again finally a Tracy said As he arrived wednesday at the Boston veterans administration medical Center. Tracy who was freed by his shiite Muslim captors sunday was met by a team of doctors an air Force band and about 100 Well wishers at Hanscom fab in Bedford. One Man held a sign that read a a you re my  while the band played you re a grand old Flag Tracy raised his arms clenched his fists and saluted before leaving the air Force Jet that brought him from Rhein main a outside Frankfurt Germany. A Small american Flag stuck in his breast pocket Tracy walked on a red carpet through an Honor guard to a Van that took him 15 Miles to the a Hospital which specializes in treating Post traumatic stress disorder. When asked How he had been treated Tracy said  but when asked what he did while in Captivity in Lebanon he replied a beat my head on a floor on a  Terence Keane who Heads the hospitals Center for treatment of Post traumatic stress disorder said Tracy was in better shape than he had expected. A this sense of humor was intact and we were very pleased to see that frankly a Keane said. After his release Tracy was disoriented and had trouble completing sentences. Keane said Tracy an air Force Veteran of the korean War told doctors he had been previously treated for psychological problems. A there appears to be some psychological hospitalizations in his history a Keane said. He noted however that he did not have those medical records and was relying on Tracy a account. Tracy was accompanied on the flight by his daughters Monica 23, and Margaret 28, who had flown to Germany from their Home in the Canary islands. Upon. Landing he was reunited with his sister Maria Lambert of South Burlington it. His Mother Doris Tracy 83, of South Burlington did not attend the ceremony. A i can to see too Well. My balance is poor. I done to Ever go  she said. Of his return to new England Tracy said a a it a been a Long  pontiff urges youth of world to build civilization of love Pope John Paul ii greets pilgrims wednesday at the Jasna Gora monastery in Czestochowa Poland. Czestochowa Poland apr Pope John Paul ii at an open air mass on thursday attended by an estimated 1.3 million people urged Young people from the two halves of Europe and around the world to unite under Christian values. Speaking from the Sunshine lit ramparts of the Jasna Gora monastery to a sea of Young faces representing nearly 80 countries the pontiff expressed Joy that so Many from Eastern Europe were allowed for the first time to attend the churches sixth annual world youth Day. A after the Long period when Borders were practically closed the Church in Europe can now breathe freely with both her lungs a he said As believers from Russia the Ukraine Poland Czechoslovakia the Baltic byelorussian Hungary Romania and Bulgaria mixed on the Plain below with their Peers from Western Europe America and Australia. A the collapse of ideology a he told the Eastern europeans has a left Many of your friends with a feeling of a great void the impression of having been deceived and a depressing anxiety about the  but he said that in Western Europe people were bewildered too citing drug abuse and an indifference toward politics. Urging the Young people to fight against despair he told them to be a artisans of that a civilization of love a and work generously to a build a society marked by the constant search for Justice Harmony Solidarity and  police officials estimated 1.3 million people had responded to the Popes Call to come to Poland a most revered shrine in Czestochowa to hear his message on the Marian feast of the Assumption. Organizers claim that As Many As 80,000 had come from the soviet Union alone. For the first time portions of the papal trip were being broadcast within the soviet Union by russian radio. The Pope has often spoken of his wish to visit the soviet Union As soon As next year. Young people living in churches or camped out in tent cities on the outskirts were singing and dancing nearly until Dawn at the foot of the monastery. After the Popes Sermon conducted in polish but translated by radio to the crowd into seven languages applause delayed him from the mass. A we need this Joy a said the Pope. But he gently chastised the crowd a too much Joy can be tiring. We still have a Long Way to  a the Pope inspires me As a Young Catholic to Pray and to be helpful a said Carolina Lazowski of Flint mich., who combined a visit to polish relatives with the youth event. It was the last full Day of the Pppe strip to Poland. He was to Fly this morning to Budapest for the first papal trip Ever to  capsizes off China leaving 1 dead 36 missing Hong Kong a an Oil exploration Barge with 195 workers on Board including nine americans capsized and partially Sank in a typhoon off Southern China on thursday. A dramatic air and sea Rescue operation saved 158 people but at least one person died and 36 were still missing by Nightfall the government said. It was unclear if any of those still missing were americans. The Barge lashed by 75-Mph winds and 25-foot Waves from typhoon Fred was first reported in distress thursday morning. Most of those on the Singapore owned vessel were malaysian officials said. The government said at least one unidentified Man was killed. Four people were reported trapped in a diving Bell aboard the capsized Barge which is owned by the Singapore Mcdermott company said Trevor Berry spokesman for the Hong Kong maritime Rescue Center. He said two divers from Singapore would be flown from Hong Kong to the Barge in an attempt to Rescue the trapped workers. British and chinese military helicopters and a Small flotilla of ships including soviet and taiwanese vessels fought the difficult conditions 65 Miles East of Hong Kong to search for survivors. Rescuers said most of the Oil workers had donned life jackets before the Barge went Down. They said the sea in the area was warm and this could help the missing workers survive. Officials said they planned to continue searching through the night despite poor visibility and rough weather. The Hong Kong government said most of those rescued were suffering from Shock but were not seriously injured. The government estimated that 195 Oil workers were aboard the panamanian registered Barge the db29. The Barge was involved in an Oil exploration project with China. A we do not know Why the Barge Sank a said Brenda Lee an information officer at the Hong Kong Marine department. Asked How the Rescue operation was going she said a taking into account the wind and the water temperature it is rather  one survivor Vicente Wendi of Morong Bataan in the Philippines said he was sleeping when he was awakened by shouts. A i could see the Barge was going Down so i put on a life jacket and was in the water for about three hours before a helicopter rescued me a he said. A i feel very  Marks surrender honors Wii War dead by Yuri Kageyama the associated press Tokyo a prime minister Toshiki Kaifu led a solemn ceremony thursday honouring the 3.1 million japanese who died in world War ii but once again refused to visit a War memorial where the soldiers including War criminals Are enshrined. Thousands visited the Masukuni shrine a memorial for japanese soldiers killed in the War in an annual ritual observed aug. 15, the Day Japan surrendered to the United states 46 years ago. Twelve of the 21 ministers from the Cabinet including finance minister Ryutaro Hashimoto visited the shrine wearing morning suits along with 195 legislators from the governing Liberal democratic party. Fourteen Cabinet members attended last year. The shrine visits turned into a diplomatic controversy in 1985 when China criticized then prime minister Yasuhiro Nakasone for being the first postwar japanese prime minister to visit the memorial. South Korea and other asian nations victimized by japanese militarism during the War also objected to Nakasone a visit. Since then prime ministers have refrained from visiting the shrine. During the War the military used the shrine established in 1869, to promote militarism and nationalism. Enshrined there Are 14 of the country a worst War criminals including Gen. Hideki Tojo head of the military government when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941. In an outdoor tent on the shrines grounds about 1,000 people gathered to protest Kaifus refusal to visit. Well known rightist composer Toshiro Masuzumi addressed the group saying it was regrettable Japan a military did not participate in the Allied efforts to drive Iraq out of Kuwait during the persian Gulf War Nhok television reported. A the government is now studying a parliamentary Bill that would allow Japan to participate in . Peacekeeping operations. Except for the recent dispatch of minesweepers to the persian Gulf Japan has not sent its military forces overseas since the end of world War ii