European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 06, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sni  in v monday july 6, 1959 the stars and stripes pal 3 new members of space Council president Eisenhower watches As Frank Sander and John t. Rettaliata of Chicago As members of Ril son right White House administrative officer the National aeronautics and space adm Nistra w swears in William Burden left of new York Tion in Washington. A photo Seaton dedicates by Park opens Lincoln death site Middlesboro by. Up Secretary of Interior Fred a. Satori officially dedicating the nation s newest and largest National historical Park said the american people must always retain the courage and vision of the pioneers to keep this nation great. In his dedicatory address at Cumberland Gap National historical Park at Middlesboro Seaton said the preservation of historic shrines would help recall the glories of the past. More than 2,000 people gathered at the new visitor s Center at the Park to hear the Secretary  told them that president Eisenhower has Given the Interior educators of old code St. Louis a six attempts to strengthen a statement on Inte Gration of p u b  c schools failed Here As the National education Assn. Again adopted a 1958 Resolution. The Resolution s opponent wanted a Blanket statement decry ing segregated , by a nearly unanimous vote the delegates to the Conven Tion of the world s biggest professional organization665,000 Strong chose the Milder statement. It Calls on the american people to approach the problem of Inte grated schools in a spirit of Fairplay Good will and respect for  the six attempts were made by Walter Ludwig of Mamaroneck . A Maryland Delegate and the Oregon delegation four times. Only a Small chorus of votes could be heard for any one of them. Turning Point adoption of the mildly worded statement was urged by Southern delegates. A possible turning Point in Theattle was a speech made by for rest Rozzell of Little  am not Here he said to de fend the evils of segregation. Buti must Tell you that those evils cannot be resolved by the Mere passage of a Resolution Here. The problem can t be solved that  added the Resolution As it stands Nowise in the Best interest of Public  the meeting closed with the election of Clarice Kline of Wau Kesha wis., As president elect. She is a High school teacher specializing in foreign languages and social studies. Navy offers by Raspor Sal Philadelphia a any body want to buy a Blimp the 4th . A Val District is. Offering to =. The highest bidder a 266-foot Long 80-foot High Blimp with a 43-foot Gondola department full backing to leave the National Park system far greater than they found  Gap Seaton said is a place hallowed by history the history of an expanding rest less people exploring whatever was ahead crossing old boundaries breaking trails and building new roads through the wilderness put Ting High mountains behind them and pushing Ever  rededication urge the Secretary urged the people of America to rededicate them selves to the struggle to preserve historic and Scenic , in Washington Seaton formally opened the restored House where Abraham Lincoln died april 15, 1865. The old Petersen House in Down town Washington is across the Street  the Ford theater where Lincoln was shot by. John Wilkes Booth the night of april 14 Seaton snipped a ribbon opening the House for the first time since dec. 7, 1958. In the interim the National Park service performed $30,000 restoration. The Small bedroom in which Lincoln died has been  nearly As possible to its original condition As have other rooms. The bed is a replica of the onion which Lincoln succumbed. Seaton said the Pillow is the onion which Lincoln s head rested during the night. Wheelchair couple has Normal Bahy Rochester . A a girl has been born to Alexander an Janice Quadrozzi both of whom Are confined to wheelchairs by incurable muscular dystrophy. Doctors said the 5-Pound 5-ounce infant was Normal. Muscular dystrophy a progressive weaken ing of the Muscles is considered hereditary Alexander 34,  confine to a wheelchair for two years Janice 21, for eight. American airline hiring Vuk girls As stewardesses London a hostess for hostess the British girls have Themo test. That s the opinion of american airlines officials looking for Brit ish Talent to coddle american Pas sengers on intercontinental  is the first time american airlines has Ever sought hostesses outside North America said ted Challis an executive of the airline London office. 22 hired we be had a terrific response to our advertising. So far we be interviewed 550 girls in Lon Donand hired 22. This certainly won t be the last time we shall look for English  what made them Start looking Here ? Well we hired some British girls who had emigrated to the United states. They have done exceptionally Well so Well that they induced the company to Cometo Britain to look for  american airlines like ail other airlines finds it has to recruit new hostesses continually said Challis. The turnover is something terrific the Way those girls marry and quit the  stickiest Case upsets Virginia seat of Law Richmond a. A there was Sticky business in Roanoke hustings court. Somebody sneaked into the Chambers Between the time the doors were unlocked about 8 Amand court convened at -9 30 and poured syrup or some other stick substance on 16 chairs including the 12 jury chairs the common wealth s attorney s seat and the High backed chair used by the judge. Al Cio blackest a seven senators for wrong vote record Washington