European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 24, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I the stars and stripes Friday july 24, 1959 in Ike sends Congress report asking end to foreign Aid waste Washington up president Eisenhower has sent to Congress a report acknowledging waste and maladministration in the foreign Ai program and calling for Steps to end it. The report also recommended that nations receiving Aid seek to guar Antee increasingly honest government. The report prepared by a presidential study committee Jef former " i government officials Waif sent to Congress by or. Eisenhower with out comment. Congress has approved a Compro Mise Bill now on the president s desk awaiting his signature which authorizes $3,556,200,000 in foreign Aid spending during the current fiscal year. But the big foreign Aid Battle in 6 balk in quiz on alleged red school Washington up six wit Nesses walked at testifying before the House committee on in Amer ican activities about alleged com it Mist teachings in new Yor City s faculty of social science. All six invoked the fifth Amend intent s Protection against possible self incrimination in refusing to answer committee questions. A seventh witness Richard Wil son Reichard identified As a Mem tour of the Young communist league while he attended Harvard University in 1946-49, also invoked the fifth amendment. But he was not linked with the school. Called Conie on. Chairman Francis e. Walter a a described the school As a come on indoctrination school de signed to soften up and condition the students and to develop prospective material for training As hard Core  staff director Richard Arens presented evidence that each of the six was an instructor at the  said the school was a re placement for the old Jefferson school of social science which was disbanded after it was identified As a communist front organization in1955. The six Balky witnesses were Leon Josephson new York City lawyer Henry l. Klein of Howard Beach . Esther Cantor of Manhattan Sydney Finkelstein of Brooklyn mrs. Susan Warren of new York City arid Louis Wein Stock of new York City. Bradley it House probe 3 in of copter die in crash mount Morris . Up three airmen participating in search for a retired University of Rochester science professor were killed in a helicopter crash before the missing Man was found Safe. The three had been dispatched from Niagara Falls air Force base. Their copter crashed into a Sand tar in the Genesee River Gorge in thei Letchworth state Park. Air Force officials identified the victims As maj Leo j. Carbonneau 37, of Arlington mass. Capt Vic Tor h t Hanf 35, of Baltimore ands sgt John e. Tinsman 28, of Croyden a. Walter Bloor 82, the former Rochester faculty member who was reported missing late tuesday by his wife was found alive by search or Kenneth Saunders 24. Which charges of waste and Mal administration will play a Large part is still to come. The Compro Mise Bill  authorizes expenditures and Congress still mus put up the actual  meanwhile t h e associate press reported a House subcommittee bared some previously secret testimony regarding the alleged waste. Evidence of neglect in one unnamed country investigators found a 20 years Supply of clothing for the women s auxiliary corps a 45-Yearsupply of .30-Cal carbine ammunition 70,000 sets of new tire chains left outside without Stor age and More than a million new carbine and sub machine gun clips wasting away. In Pakistan . Aid official reportedly had a Fleet of 229 Pas Senger cars 529 refrigerators and1,027 nationals As helpers for a staff of 271 americans. The testimony was taken enclosed sessions by the appropriations subcommittee headed Byre. Otto e. Passman a la in its yearly review of the Ai program findings of team Passman read into the hear Ings a report identified As find Ings from a  . And foreign military officers. While the country was not named other testimony indicated it was Korea. Well Over a million new car Bine and sub machine gun clip were found in open storage the report said. They had deteriorated to a Point where the. Major portion was no longer reparable. In the same command area there was a Mountain of new tire chains estimated at 70,000 sets left outside without maintenance and storage. Gen Omar Bradley right former  the joint chiefs of staff appears before the Rouse armed services subcommittee to testify during inquiry into hiring of retired military officers by defense industries. Talking with him Are Keps. F. Edward Hebert a la left chairman and William e. Hess a Ohio. Up photo retired adm discounts arms buying influence a Washington a adm Robert b. Carney ret former chief of naval operations testified private Industry pays him nearly $50,000 a year mainly for consultant and meeting presiding posts. But he said it is almost physically impossible for any one retire officer to have any appreciable influence on a buying decision by his old service so complicated is the purchasing process. _ _. I 1 you would have to have them r Anious voices ?.pac?10 feet apart a11 alone the line to make sure All the influence quiet As collets Churchill meet Monte Carlo Monaco up sir Winston Churchill and Maria Callas owners of two of the Best known voices of modern times were speechless until Churchill Spet parakeet Toby broke the ice Between them. That was How Mutual Friend described the first meeting be tween the sex prime minister an the opera Singer aboard shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis s yacht it s close shaves that bother Adlai London up Adlai Steven son said the Best reason for not being president is you have to shave twice a  the twice Defeated democratic candidate for the presidency made the joking remark while appearing on a bbl television program. Asked if he would seek his party s 1960 presidential Nomina Tion Stevenson said i have run for the presidency twice and that Sas much As one Man should do Churchill Callas Christina. Miss Callas an hour lat arriving aboard swept up to Churchill and installed  on the after deck. Churchill Shook hands  Callas just stood there also wordless. Suddenly Toby perched on his master s shoulder uttered a torrent of strident cries then muttered into Churchill s ear. Churchill and miss Callas looked at each other then started laugh ing. The ice was broken