European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 15, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                R the stars and stripes says a has no candidate now for i960 of. Race nov. Group of urging that state s Presl primary that he this time res or to the Appeal incl rior positive Atti # in the state Shad last june first came  you a i t 1w of move to enter anew 8 primary is campaign1 would Only nay he had of taking any Active compiling much work told a new Hamp 9rt#rt thai much work be done in new York. Next few months it Way will be ton the preparation of Roc another Legisla my budget to be the of Maxim. T the program have been5r pm it Tiofil to the leg it would be unfair to the a York state for me attention Tram those problems he said his new Hampshire sup grateful a you  Cir Cap former president Truman a called on democrats to avoid splitting the party through bitter Contention and rivalry. We Tratt avoid a deadlocked60 National convention. Or Truman advised our first goal to get tha Ablest Democrat into Lake divorce ,v1 1r Waist Ancton. A sen. 3onn of Kennedy ticket in the1960 presidential elections. The group meeting in Denver included John of Bennett chair Man of the Al peso county demo cratic Central committee and George Cavinder president of the Colorado Zubor Council Al  Richard University of Colorado Regent was. Named temporary chairman of a committee to head up the draft movement others attending the saturday meeting were Robert Appal Secretary of the Denver democratic Central committee Charles Flor Don Denver democratic District Captain Eugene Cert publisher of Cervil s journal in Denver Union officials a j. Chipman and Fred Pieper Sam Frank Denver druggist and Tom o Brien and Andrew Wysowatcky Denver attorneys. Doctor urges . Aid for Young parents Denver Thor .Navy s submarine base is Here. The Navy brass in Washington however does not know it. Or won t admit it for some time the Navy has Edmund us Breto Washington ing about it plague of capital what not to keep Long would numbed Flat of m Potomac Ink by the Filee a. Weight of government records that own away each year wer elected Lor 10 years they d make that would  Senate and off Damu Stacie of be a on top and a. Or Wiyatt to Howwa difficult task Tow Law requires a Condrea gov it Imit Nitson before any a depot Tenent Roodi Are this brought into being perhaps the most obscure of All congressional committees the joint com Matt on disposal of executive paper the main Burden of decision on what i expendable however fall son the staff of the National archives. They recommend the committee always approves. About 3.6 million cubic feet of records have been authorized for disposal most of it to be sold a waste paper this year. They in clude a i gasoline charge card receipts signed toy government employee last year records of state department Fis Cal inspection trips prior to 1956. Transcripts of lie Detector test Given by military police prior to 1945. Philip Bauer who Heads archives service division says the problem in t really to keep departments from throwing away to much material that might be of historical value it s to persuade them to throw away enough. He argues this is a proper attitude for an archivist the More papers accumulate the less Chanc Eyou have of. Finding what you want the accumulation of permanently kept records now stands at 23.7million cubic feet the archives people Are. Rather proud that Ithan t grown in the past two years enough of the current year production of papers together with some screenings from the past have been thrown away. Something like 10 per cent of the govern ment s output eventually finds its Way into permanent  piling up of papers became an acute problem after world War ii. Congress provided some help by authorizing disposal of som records after fixed mines but new categories still require a  thing cheers the archivists considerably t nobody so far a they can remember has Ever come around and asked to see a piece of paper which they had already thrown away been referring to the . Navy submarine base new London Conn. New London is on the other hide of the thames River. Sailors transferred to the base Are told to report to new London some of them drive right through Groton before being told. In new London to turn around. One reason for the a Loup Lathat Groton which a a Popula Tion of about 27.200. Receives to tamil through the new London Post office. Aha thought Edwin &  of the chamber of com Merce recently. Groton a getting its own Post office soon. Alun in formed the Navy of this hoping the brass would shape up. The Navy has replied in tet Ter released by sen. Prescott Buster Conn. From now on wrote undersecretary Fred a. Banu it lab us Navy submarine base. New lot Don. Conn. Mail address or ton Conn