European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 13, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes a leadership that the Kremlin understands Mccormack lauds Kennedy in Louisville by. Cap House speaker John w. Mccormack praised president Kennedy Here for providing the Type of leadership that the Kremlin  the 70-year-old Massachusetts Democrat introduced by gov. Bert Combs addressed a cheering crowd of some 3,100 Kentucky democrats at their annual Jefferson Jackson Day dinner. In the Field of National defense a firm foreign policy and of outer space we can be proud of the Brilliant courageous leadership of president Kennedy and with the bipartisan support that exists in the Democrat a controlled con  he said. President Kennedy is giving the leadership of action that the Krem Lin understands. Under him our National defences have been sharply increased with our foreign pol icy being placed upon a firm basis. For example in this respect president Kennedy recommended last year More than $6 billion for the season Aren t you a trifle Early Linda storms Mew to be asking this Butterfly she found cow Bank. Linda 8, took the brightly coloured Harr to Aorta to school to show her class Nate. A photo of c urges big Cut government employees in ing ton the of stale Chambers of com unveiled a plan it said e the government almost in civilian salary costs. I Council s program called for 136,100 persons from the it s payroll the proposal 7,500 per Mth slays m family re . A . A North Wood . Teenager who of the Constitution ours  won the new Jersey in legion s 25th High school Leal contest. A. Waldron 16, went with a $100 savings Bond a first place trophy donated Clifford p. Case r-., to splayed at his High school Wood Catholic for the coming visits grandpa Little Caroline Kennedy Quanta in a Bright Palm Beach fla., Sun during a trip to gee the president s ailing father Josephp. Kennedy at his Beach residence. A photo because the Pilot was out of the country for 17 out of 33 months. But the a month Rule does not apply to government employees. Paradoxically Powers cover Story while in Pakistan from where he took off on his last u2 flight was that he was employed by Lockheed aircraft corp. Had that been True the income Powers earned abroad would be tax free. Powers final tax Bill will depend of Many things. Government tax experts said the $55,000 would be taxable As 1962 income if Powers collected it after his Exchange for soviet master spy Rudolf i. Abel on feb. 10. Bigger bite that would make fora bigger tax bite than if Powers was allowed to allocate appropriate sums to his 1960 and 1961 income. Some experts considered it pos sible however that internal Revenue might treat Power As a special Case and let him report the Money As Back pay. Even on 1961 income of $30,000, his tax would be about .$8,500. The flier s tax Bill also might a reduced if Central intelligence Agency Cia paid him Par of his Money this year and part later. Twill also depend on How much Powers earns this year from Cia where he is still a contract employee or from any other employer. New Marquette u. Dean Milwaukee up ,41, editor of the mar Quette University Magazine has been appointed Dean of the univer sity s College of journalism. A succeeds Jeremiah a o Sullivan who is