European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 10, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                October 195t the stars and stapes Lisco pallans Iven reasons annulling May exist for annulling a a report to the episcopal Tal and psychological con not of any definition at All May be for nullifying a to tie Church general extracurricular activity leading 20 million moslem it added that Many Church deem it impossible to judgment on the basis of Church forbids  pen tons unless the been annulled  for he psychological reasons might Render marriage of the report mid there for pinpointing pub it few would that personality defects the form of infantile patterns Over dependence on inability to marital and the Tike do feel Man Blimp Cuch defects with an at oar present stage of pay the report Many How feet that h ii of great in for the Church to Reorg frankly that surn impediment do often  after lit is solemnized Jar report submitted Fay Ifft study comm won head of a the r Richard a Bishop of the Aca Khun cob of Playboy any Ojua apr tonal Leader m million Lamolli buy life to the american Public Over to to new Harvard be of to Boon a abated by when a Imam off religious and May have to Cive Ftp at Toft u Ted producer of to bal prow photo if Tome of the including a that deny Clergyman fight to annulment or after being legally i dispute raging Over Ages for Safe Scooter driving met a More for  to atm f proposal is to new York up should 14 year old be permitted to drive motor the and at least i six slate Legislatures say i the National safety Council and m 10 states hold that age 16 i should be the j Paul spokesman for the notional safety said the 1 Scooter is a dangerous on Yountis scientists seen key to Russ test ran zigzags Washington a a by  of the Alorma program May partly on Stop aah Carl chairman of the Smitie but atomic Energy Jui a inking feature of intr run it Othir year pit part locally Complete change pc fee soviet hardly a fact that of oud recognize from earlier Durham said in an in or recently attended l of the con Ferrone an peaceful at atom at Geneva and of International atomic Energy in a these men were Young 3mdy Durham Ihor to have a different  from Sluwe who went i the change might it additional evidence that soviet Matt Lutc who genuinely were con with the pow Ible effect on health of continuing Cap Ift being overruled at political the soviet with great announced it March 31 that it was us Pond the which radio Materi Abi into the earths the time of the soviet an Rusada bad just fun a series of and the to Clart week the soviet Union us resumed firing of atomic a Scooter operator in an Tertod he he is More unprotected in traffic than he would be driving an Automo j John vice president of j simplex a new Orleans motor i spooler manufacturing said Drivers should be but he it guff that Are better Drivers than older age 14 and 15 Are Iafe Ages for driving and we feel this borne out by thu die made show ing 1416 to be safer than Drivers he said the study was made by prof r Lauer of Lawn state danger Treen also contended that Scooter Drivers and private property Are in danger from scooters than Flora automobiles because of the limited weight and Speed of the i Illinois lawmakers in 1967 authorized to drive without a a number of fatal or personal injury accidents have prompted Chicago and other j cities to consider raising the mini mum age to and to require i a measure introduced in the wis Consin Legli lature to that slates Law was Defeated after lengthy lawmakers be heed he death of two unlicensed youngsters on scooters while the measure was being considered helped the defeat Michigan legislators Defeated All attempts to tighten that states motor Scooter an Ohio Law permits 14yearolds to drive motor scooters if they Are but the police chiefs in Cleveland and Cincinnati said they will try to have Law repealed at the 1969 lesion of the Legisla the Colorado legislature in 1957 lowered the minimum age to but required the signature of parents for minors applying for other state motor Scooter legis lation includes California minimum Truh in of Connecticut Man Liebum my Jet til Iowa m m to fun Wolf it Mowl Maky Laho Manl bit my by Mil Souki Minn him the u a Bratka uyt Dofi uti tit ii Clil Nevada minimal 14 with Elf Mann new 1emet win Iluk 17 it nit Oke on in is it fur South Dakota Ritter iced Ethwl tit met ii in is tar Utah i Walt via filonia ii hit Photoflash device kills sgt Eglin air Force up an airman was killed Here when a Cartridge used for nighttime Aerial photog Raphy the victim was identified As s Sefl Robert of Nice the Accident occurred As Crew members prepared for a routine photographic the base Public information office the information office said cod win was killed by flying Metal frag ments from the exploding photo Flash he was hit in the stomach and the the Cartridge is a flare like object used to illuminate the terrain for night Aerial soldiers Start riot after pfc slain by cop a a Bragg Soldier wast shot to death Here by a Fayet Teshle a and the shooting set off a riot Between soldiers and police pfc Roberto of new was shot through the Arm and Chest by patrolman and was pronounced dead upon arrival at Womack army Hospital at near by As the pistol fire cracked out in front of a mid town soldiers streamed out of other Tav erns and a bus the police report said policemen were pushed As several dozen soldiers joined in a general Emer gency Calls brought 2025 sheriffs officers and military officers arrested nine soldiers on minor including refusal to heed an assault and resist ing chief Worrell gave this it count pfc Luther Jennings and another Soldier named Ibera began arguing at to sent to the Folind the three paratroopers outside Taylor said he asked Jennings for a knife he Jennings tossed the weapon to the pavement and Hernandez retrieved Taylor or dered him to put it ill put you Hernandez retorted and started toward Jennings grabbed Taylor from but the officer was Able to draw his his first shot went strik ing a nearby Jennings released but Hernandez bore Taylor fired three hitting the Soldier with each it was then that crowds of sol Diers swooped out of Gen testifies in air Force contract Case four Star general and an adjuster Testi fied Here in the trial of two air Force officers and an Ohio industrialist on charges of conspiracy in awarding government the defendants Are Brig Gen Howard of Kansas City col Charles of Day and Robert pres ident of Royal electric the alleged conspiracy took place while the officers were stationed at Olmstead air Force base in Gen Edwin of Day testified that letters he received describing the Sale of patents by Brownfield showed Noth ing Fluegal about the the general also testified he received a letter from Burley in which the colonel indicated he was going to withdraw from his orig Inal plan to accept Stock in under Rawl Ings said Brownfields plans to sell pumps had been approved by air Force but a Simitar request concerning Hurley involvement with private Industry had been Solomon at Deputy chief of the readjustment division of the air Force Materiel testified that a request for termination of the Royal firms contract with the air Force of grounds of default had come from the Olmstead under Arno Vitz said an Appeal had been taken regarding the determination of rain adds Pioneer touch to Lincoln debate Centennial washed the speakers stand before the Knox College old main build just As it did 100 years ago to the Day when Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debated Here for a Senate and like the speakers and Audi ence of the participants and audience braved the driving rain to Mark the Centennial of the fifth debate in the famed series that helped put Lincoln in the White House in the rain began in the morning and continued during the afternoon Parade that wound through the City to the Knox Campus and the activities at the speakers William Everett Dirksen and Paul and poet historian Carl a native of Galesburg addressed the Knox College officials had expected persons to watch the but Only braved the Sandburg told the drenched Audi ence r i want to give my Blessing on All of you Here Tor your Pioneer coining a name Mccullough says she spotted name tag on another freshman at an Al girl party at southwestern College Here Reading Penny army May expand charges to disorderly vote of 11 it scientists pondered Edge enlisted arrested after noisy Farewell party for a com remained confined to the army chemical Center while the army pondered what to do with capt Philip staff judge advocate indicated that the charges might be expanded from disorderly conduct drunk and disorderly conduct if the investigation warranted the latter could carry a maximum penalty of confinement up to sex months and forfeiture of two thirds pay As contrasted to a maximum of four months on the lesser the men were arrested 26 by state police and turned Over to army authorities after a Resi Dent near the boat House where the party was being held complained of the Brig Gen Harold Walmsley Post said the 11 men in All of the College had made outstanding contributions to the work of the chemical