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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 12, 1984, Darmstadt, Hesse                                n Cobra copters could cost 2 doesnt do much lo ease Texas 6 denies Reagan attacked peace 8 getting 9 U Lakers beat force seventh 21 Be sure to Hit on warhead is declared first known success WASHINGTON Ml An experi mental Army missile im Sunday scored what is believed in bo the first successful intercept of nn oncoming ballistic missile Defence Department officials said The Army from in island in Ihc hit a dummy warhead car ried by a bal listic missile from AlR on Ihc California officials The a de vice outside the wn disclosed by the Pentagon in a brief of plans for a news conference later Monday lo discuss it a success intercept of a reentry in n program called Homing Overlay Experi Three previous lo destroy lar gets Army chief of told a reporter his was the first known missile not only for the United but fur ihc The Homing Overlay so named because it interceptions above the is one of several con being explored by resident Reagans administration as part of its plan for a de Tense of the United Stales against possible missile it called a multilayered system it contemplates countering attacking missiles in different phases of courses from shortly after launching to near A part of the administration and Ihc one has become highly contro invokes possible development of Uwr and beam weapon de possibly bv the end of this The ceiled HOE for is an outgrowth about a decade of Army The HOI program U designed lo vali date the optical homing technology needed lo develop a nonnuclear capa bility for destroying an attackers strategic nuclear ballistic missiles outside the atmo said Mondays brief announce According lo the intercepting missile was launched Tram Meek See WARHEAD on Page 28 Iraq vows to continue siege of Irans Kharg oil terminal From dispatches ABU DHABI Iraq Monday pledged to press ahead with its siege of Irans Kharg Island oil As Ihe Iwo combatants neared a mid night deadline for calling a hall to raids on civilian both unleashed fresh at on each others civilian The civilian was arranged by the United Irans news agency IRNA said four mis sile fired by Iraq hit city of JO from tlic common border less than nine hours before the truce was lo be IRNA said Ihc attack carried out by planes was In retaliation for daylong Irani an shelling of five Iraqi renewed siege warning was issued by ruling party newspaper in The newspaper reflects the policy of See IRAQ on Page 28 Brief relief forecast for Northeast AUTHORIZED UNOFFICIAL FOB THK u FORCIS SB DC SiMor 1984 1 F 8693 A AP Ruf in a hammock ul dock face Ben Two protesters make timely climb in London LONDON Ull Two Monday made a daring climb 200 feel up the Big Ben clock sus themselves in hammocks far 11 and unfurled a banner Time to slop nuclear The pair of experienced mountain climbers representing the group Greenpeace came down vol and were arrested by The two Briton Ron Taylor and Renato Ruf Toiled security at Parliaments lower by com ing through a hole in the roof or a spe adapted bus and throwing grappling hooks onto the struc ture The protesters passed Ihc time aloft playing harmonicas und They agreed to come down when they devel oped and Greenpeace was al to take a petition lo Min ister Margaret Thatchers a spokeswoman for the organisation Scotland Yard declined to say any thing They came down vol We are speaking lo nil nations for a comprehensive lest ban Carrie spokeswoman far said of the What we want is a final date Tor a comprehensive treaty to be This is an international and its lime to set back Ihe doomsday Heaf wave claims 3 lives in New York By Fortified with air and ice people in the Northeast through the filth daj of a record breaking heat wave that has coined three and more than a million people scur to The heal deaths in New York City were Iwo men in the ages and and 68yearold man In officials In the thunderstorms packing 70mph winds and several twisters dumped up to 5 inches of rain overnight on purls of the Panhandle and Hugh a meteorologist with Ihc Severe Slums Forecast Ccn ler in Kansas said the North east could expect u brief respite from the blistering heal as a band of thunderstorms moves cast from Ihe Lakes Monday More of the same was forecast for Ihe Plains and where powerful but widely scattered thun wert reported from Texas lo The which dropped golf ball hail on parli of eastern caused no injuries or major he Throughout the Northeast was a run on and ice as more than a million people braved traffic jams and highways lo reach crowded The wasnt as people jammed Belle Isle Park near Detroit to escape a second straight day of 90dcgree in Three were reported Sunday in New York City as emergency squads scrambled lo keep up with thou sands of calls from people sickened when Ihc mercury reached a 9S de In where the mercury hit Ihe Massachusetts Bay Transportation See HEAT on Page 28  

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