The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

August 22, 1961

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Tuesday, August 22, 1961

Page:

7

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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER TUESDAY AUGUST 22 1951 7 Kennedy Sees Tough Berlin Road Ahead rom irst Page You Get The MOST In Savings Service ROADVIEW SAVINGS the statement in the Moscow and with the conviction that note last riday that the the bonds between this country SHOP TODAY 9:30 TO 5:45 HIGBEE 4 Chagrin rom irst Page be Bonn Softens Stand MASTERUL on Berlin Clampdown ORGERIES PEARLS SO REAL LOOKING HAVE to LOOK TWICE 0 HIGBEE COSTUME JEWELRY STREET 1 LOOR West Starts a New Tough Berlin Tactic PLANNING ic rom irst Page BEGIN THIS ALL RIGHT WITH A LADY MANHATTAN MONOGRAMMED BLOUSE A of 4 A HIGBEE BLOUSES STREET LOOR BLOUSE COLOR I MONO STYLE I MONOGRAM MONO COLOR SIZE PRICE Dept 232 I 75 mile limit in Ohio add 35c shipping charge cut of state add 50c cn Parcel Post items as of opposi toid a Berlin to to give put CURRENT RATE that would not center on Ber lin alone as Moscow wishes but would include the whole spectrum of German and Cen tral European problems The Western strategy there fore is developing on the two parallel levels: Countermeasures against Soviet pressure on the West to accept the control of Berlin by East Germany aftr Russia signs a peace treaty with her later this year Diplomatic moves aimed at a wide negotiation All measures taken in recent days climaxing with Johnson's lightning visit to Berlin also were designed to erase the ini tial disenchantment by West Berliners over what first had appeared to them to be weak and West Germany and West have been made even stronger Berlin already very strong and more i White Blue Pink Grey Black US reaction to the closing of the border between East and West Berlin by East Germany on Aug 13 US British rench and West German diplomats were reported yesterday to be dis cussing whether and how to approach the Soviet Union for possible broad negotiations A decision may be forthcoming later this week British Ambassador Sir Har old Caccia West German Am bassador Wilhelm Grewe and rench Charge Jean Claude Winckley met for 90 minutes yesterday afternoon at the State Department with oy Kohler assistant secre tary of state for European af fairs in continuation of last Call CHerrv 1 4600 or mail this coupon The Higbee Co Cleveland 13 Ohio PLEASE PRINT: Name i Interest Deposits Insured to $10000 There was open hope that the Western powers and the Rus sions eventually would reach a top level conference to deliver Berlin from its perennial crises Many people shared the be lief that the Johnson visit and the evident Western will to re sist Communist encroachments had put the Berlin situation into deep freeze until after the West German election Sept 17 Cred it for the Johnson visit became a subject of dispute among West two biggest political parties A spokesman for Christian Democrats said Mr Kennedy sent the vice president in response to a suggestion made by Adenauer through diplomatic channels Aug 13 the day of the Communist clampdown ranz Barsig of the tion Social Democrats Bonn news conference visit was a direct of a letter that West Mayor Willy Brandt the Social ist standard bearer sent to Mr Kennedy last week Calling Germany BONN West Germany (Reuters) West Germans wanting to telephone East Germans are going to Hol land to do it 1 East Germany cut off interzonal telephone calls after the Aug 13 measures to set' off West Berlin West Germans who have phoned East German rela tives from Dutch frontier areas reported they were con nected within a minutes SPECIAL SAILING SOUTH AMERICAN GALA 6 DAY CRUISE Lt Cleveland Sun Aug 27 7:30 AM Return rl Sept 1 9:30 PM Pact your bag and conie along on this Special 6 Day Cruise to Duluth Minn and return Visit Detroit Mackinac Island the Soo locks Munising Houghton and Duluth Thrill to the beauty of an early evening cruise through the St Clair River the scenic grandeur of Mackinac Island daylight cruise through the scenic St Mary's RiVer Marvel at the mammoth Soo locks See many foreign ships and America's new ourth Coastline All this at the best time of the year for cruising or tops in adventure fun rest relaxation and a marvelous 6 day vacation don't miss this special cruise leaving Cleveland next Sunday AND AT A SPECIAL PRICE TOO! Only $15200 plus tex Includs vrything rreils btrth in OUTSIDE cabin transportation Mrtainmnt See your Travel A Sent or GEORGIAN BAY LINE oot of East 9th St Cleveland 14 TOwer 1 6777 delegates were said to The major result was Moscow a free hand forth its claim that among the great powers it is the only true friend of those fighting against colonialism' and its vestiges The Soviet delegation's chief spokesman Platon Morozov made it clear from the begin ning of his speech that Moscow intended to capitalize on the present session He spoke of the "indignation felt by the peoples of the world at the aggression of the rench of assurances of and for the Tunisian peo ple and of Soviet support for the present session He con trasted this attitude with the opposition of the US and other Western powers to the session He linked rench policy in Tunisia with the North Atlan tic Alliance declaring that rench "armed de pended on NATO support He said that almost half of US military effectives were stationed outside US teritory and he said the same was true of Britain in Asia and Africa He also pointed to rench bases in Africa and declared all the allied basis were of 'None of the countries that took the floor either before or after the Soviet Union was wil ling to go beyond the immediate issue of Bizerte But almost all of the speakers were as harsh as Morozov in speaking of rance and as firm in sup porting Tunisian demands for an evacuation of rench troops from Tunisia's soij Hardly a kind word was said all day of rance who appeared to ag gravate her position by her refusal to plead her case ern allies have the right to' be close enough to see what they were up to The British garrison will do this every time there is similar activity along the border be tween the British sector and the Communist zone the gen eral said Spokesmen for the rench and American forces said their troops were equally alert its Into Pattern The idea was described intended to lift the morale the Germans living in border areas to remind 1h'e troops with such exercises that they are on front line duty and to show the Communists they are facing a positive military force The prompt allied reaction fit into the pattern of last weekend when Vice President Lyndon Johnson pledged preservation of ''Vest freedom "no matter what course this crisis will run" Chancellor Konrad Adenauer who toll Johnson his visit was conversations They are to meet again morn ing The talks here probably will lead to a conference of the Western foreign ministers in New York just before the open ing of the United Nations Gen eral Assembly session on Sept 19 If the Western position then is iully established informal discussions may be initiated vvith oreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko Seek Clarification The Western powers mean while are seeking a clarifica tion of some aspect of the So viet position particularly of By HANS NELEKBOURG RANKURT Germany LT) National feeling stirred up by Communist sealing of the Ber lin border slowly is subsiding and West Germans are probing for a way of the Berlin crisis 'X Even Chancellor rad Adenauer normally not one to change his mind swiftly has softened his approach consider ably w' There have been small but significant indications that cer tain influential quarters would favor a reappraisal of Bonn's policy toward the East Immediately after the Red clampdown in Berlin Adenauer said the West was considering massive countermeasures in cluding a possible embargo 'on all trade with the East When the Big Three failed to take up suggestions large sections of the West Ger man press criticized Allied "do Then with surprising swift ness Hie Bonn government shifted its course and began to urge caution Cabinet members said Economic sanctions were out oi the question Defense Minister ranz Joseph Strauss spoke up against a "strongman toward Moscow sealing off of the Berlin border was a measure Secretary of State Dean Rusk Ambassador Charles Bohlen an expert on Soviet affairs and Gen Lucius Clay who was the allied com mander in Germany during the 1948 Soviet blockade of Berlin attended the 55 minute Ken nedy Johnson conference Johnson had conferred at length in Bonn with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and in Ber lin with Mayor Willy Brandt In his arrival statement he said that he was returning even greater confidence in the distinction and responsibility of the free German leadership Here's the blouse that goes with every thing suits skirts slacks or shorts It's styled by Lady Manhattan with well bred simplicity convertible col lar roll sleeves and extra long shirt tail Perfect for college or office the soft blend of Dacron polyester and cotton washes like a breeze drips dry quickly and never needs ironing always ready to go where you go Monogrammed in any color sizes 32 to 40 (With 2 or 3 letter monogram $1 extra Allow 10 days for delivery) 4 The change came after some discreet allied hints and a con ference between Adenauer and Soviet Ambassador Andrei Smirnov Gets Soviet Assurance i reportedly told Adenauer there would be no further Communist moves in Berlin for the time being In return the chancellor assured him Bonn would undertake no steps which could increase ten sion over Berlin Novy some West German newspapers are criticizing the Adenauer reginxe for having stuck doggedly to the status quo the last 10 years instead of showing initiative toward negotiations with the East Die Zeit a Hamburg weekly vvith influential readership pub lished a review by Prof Golo Mann titled "The End of the Bonn Illusions Thoughts Con cerning a Realistic German Policy" Mann a historian stated that reunification no longer was possible because the Krem lin could not be expected to strengthen the Western alliance by abandoning control of East Germany Instead he suggested nego tiations with the Soviets with the aim of having Polish type Communists take over in East Germany at least a limited amount of personal freedom Such a government he said 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