European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 14, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                14, 1962 the stars and stripes off Shorton a is says he finds bikers at it. Polk with an army team sent by the department of defense to look in to the complaints. Stennis spoke to the five missis Sippi units and promised to seethed got what they needed for  shall Supply your needs Here he said. We Are going tomake an added special Effort to see that the National guard and re serves Are not considered a second Ary Branch of the military us sen,d-min., has ended of a Colo of equal potent Polk. He appeared testimony to jilt be said that Hist not completed and to make sure that and army Twining at the Post Are secondary service. Aid that he found no bikers or trouble recent i want to demonstrations at it chairman of the Senate subcommittee came because of a letter he Tram 14 cot Evan Tum West paint miss., com. Of shortages of training for National guardsmen. Was relieved from of the 223rd engr in letter became Public. Am the main complaint was that the men want at and material Toad Bridges so they  declined to say any about . Be no Good for thei guard the army or turn lie said. Was reassigned to the Brig by maj Gen Hart commander of the National guard army i of the Post. Nation guard units an Reserve unit from mis v assigned to duty with said Tumlinson s being re command was not Puni i though the general ques uie Wisdom of writing letter and showing a copy to Bis men week. Group of soldiers aled in front of an enl men s club wanting to know were being kept on scat Kennedy called theto Active duty last fall As of strength because of the crisis. Mid he will not draw conclusion about equipment after be has talked with a from Hii staff and satellite could have storm but was in Washington Cap the . Weather Bureau chief said therein no question we could have Given warning of last week s disastrous East coast storm if the tiros in weather satellite had been in the right position. Unfortunately f. W. Reich elder Fer said the satellite was Radi oing Back photographs of the Clou cover in the Southern hemisphere at the . N.  Heads the Bureau s meteorological satellite Laboratory said the East coast storm was a dramatic illustration of Why we Are pressing for observation at least once a Day All Over the Earth this will Beac Leved the Weatherman told the House space committee when the Nimbus weather satellite goes into Polar orbit probably next year. Reichelderfe said the storm which inflicted severe damage along the Atlantic from new Yorkton North Carolina was entered longer Orbital flights by end of 62 forecast Cleveland. Ohio  Saperstein director of the Lewis Center of the nation aeronautic and space administration Nas Asaid that space flights of More than three orbits would be tried by the end of this year. Speaking on a local television program the head of the local re search Center said there would be another three orbit flight within a couple of months and then longer trips. Gemin. The two Man project probably will have a capsule in orbit next year Silversten said. Gemini will be the Start of efforts to rendezvous space vehicles for refuelling and As platforms for further space flights. Silverstein in answer to questions telephoned in said the tre saved pal was in River Tenn. A a Man swam and floated for in the flooding Mississippi before being rescued. His Aion died of  squad found the of James Robert Hood. 32.prescott. 20, was rescued y he was spotted by pleasure and Hood were dumped water when their Small i the Wake of Hood died As the pair tree of a submerged who wove a we jacket triad to reach land but kept weeping him away Good by Havior three Irisha Teeas at Cypre Garden la demonstrate that with Stpatrick s Day coming up they out see. A evil hear no evil and Peak m vat when the Irish Are concerned. Chi photo Mendouse expenditure of time and Money involved in the space pro Gram was justified. Noting that project Mercury had Cost �390 million so far. Savers teen said the reasons for spending so much was that space research is a measure of an advanced technology we need to maintain our nation at a Foremost Point in technological  he said. This will help us keep our coun try Strong. It will have a Strong beneficial effect on  concerning the effect of space re search on education Silversten said it would put More stress on the need for excellence. Previously in technological and scientific Endeavor he said this was not so  space expert said he Felt that the need for excellence had already been reflected in the nation s school systems by the in creasing demands put on students. Silverstein said that the Lewis research Center which was involved Early in development of project Mercury and also was the site of some of the astronauts training was devoting much time to Long Range space projects Suchias using nuclear Power to Send rockets to Mars Venus and  Center now has primary re Spon Buhy for design and develop ment of the Power and propulsion systems to be used in space including the lunar Landing he  the part that women can play in the space Effort Silver Stein said he sees no bar to women astronauts in the  the space research expert said that experimental conditions involved in space exploration now required highly qualified test pilots. He said that men seemed to be sole possessors of such background now but added that these require ments would probably not always exist. Hawaii senator not running Washington up  a Long a Hawaii announced he will not be a candidate for re election next november. Long who is 74, said he was aware of the  but that age was not the sole reason Fortis decision. Long said he planned to support the Campaign of rep. Dnniel k. Inouye a Hawaii if he decides Torun for the Senate seat. Isis finds 1 of 5 americans of foreign Stock one i five Rosk Tetts of the United is of foreign Stock accord1990 census results made by the Commerce Dent. Stock As defined by the Bureau Means the foreign and natives with one or More foreign Bora. Italy is the country of origin of the largest group of residents of foreign Stock accounting for 4,543,-935 persons. Germany is second with 4,320,964 Canada third with3,lbju051 the United kingdom fourth with 2,884,651 Poland fifth with 2,780,026 and the .s.r. Sixth with 2,209.267. These six groups account for 20 million persons or about 59 per cent of All first and second Genera Tion americans. With the exception of persons of German origin whore concentrated in the North Cen trial states most of each of theses Etc groups were counted in the northeastern states. The total number of portuguese origin was 277,402, kids show animal instinct Palm Springs. Calif. First graders at Creio Vista elementary school have asked gov. Edmund g. Brown to save Preda tory animals. Dear or. Governor wrote Mel Ody Westby 6, i would like to see a Skunk even if they do smell  or. Government pleaded Steve Smith. 6, i be never Seea Mountain lion. Please Don t Poison  or. Governor wrote Mark Pelton. 6, i love coyotes cause they Are Nice and god made  the youngsters wrote to the governor at the request of mrs. Pearlm. Tyne president of the defend ers of wildlife. Or. Dwight , superintendent of schools said mrs. Tyne asked support fora state Assembly Resolution against unnecessary destruction of Preda tory wild animals. Fare hike denied airline now but probe seeded Washington up the civil aeronautics Board cab told United air lines it could not Puta 3.5 per cent fare increase into effect. The Board instead order Dan expedited investigation of the proposed increase which was sup posed to become effective March 10.the cab also refused United s request to make All major airline parties to any proceeding ordered As a result of its proposed far boost. The Board said such a Case could assume the proportions Ofa previous general fare i Vestiga  cab said it wanted to keep the inquiry into United s fare in crease application within reason Able Bounds so an Early decision could be reached. United s 3.5 per cent jump Wouldhave been in addition to the temporary 3 per cent increase authorized by the cab last december. Illinois Surprise party backfires Decatur Iii a the people at the association of Commerce got up a Little Surprise luncheon for Edwin l. Huntley assistant executive Secretary of the association. A delegation was sent out to Buya gift for Hunt Ley in recognition of 20 years of service with the organization. Somewhere Between the Tomato juice and the salad there was noticeable whispering at the speaker s table. All 20 lunches ate their meals and left. The delegation too the gift along. Huntley it was discovered Little late had been with the association Only 19 years. 300 to 500 Miles at sea and we were ignorant of conditions at  told the committee the four successful tiros satellites so far have yielded much important in formation about the weather. On one occasion the Bureau message the malagasy Republic and Mauri Tius in Africa a warning of a Large storm forming Over the area. The information came from tiros to. As to hurricanes he said i satellites can reveal their Breed ing places As we think they will this will be a key to modification of them dissolving  a Hurricane gets going he said it takes superhuman forces to Stop it. But in you can get it in the beginning. There is hop of doing something about these storms asked just How a budding Hurricane could be broken up Rei Shelderfer said experiments Are being made in seeding their Clouds in the Hope of changing the character of the disturbance before it develops into a full fledged Hurricane. Bonfires suggested also suggested he said hav been bonfires at sea made by Burn ing Oil on the water in the Hope the hot air currents will interfere with the formation of the hurricanes. Chemicals spread Over the sea to prevent evaporation an explosion of heavy Aerial bomb to alter pressure patterns Are among other possibilities. Bombing hurricanes Reich elder Fer said would be Strong Medicine. But we can t Rule it out he said there is no thought of using nuclear bombs because the cure might be worse than the Dis  Johnson said it is difficult to estimate the Cost of the weather satellites but a guess might be that it would level out at $50 Mflton to $75 million a year. Reichelderfe said there is Good reason to be Lieve that other countries Are wih ing to share the costs after it  Russia May join he said there is some indication that Russia is one nation that is leaning toward cooperation in the weather satellite program. Johnson said it is equally Hardtop put a Dollar value on the benefits of weather satellites but bet Ter forecasts can result in sub Stantial savings to the Economy of the country and certainly in the saving of  Johnson said there May be hundreds of useful applications. One that has shown up recently is the finding of open lanes in ice bound Northern seas and in Lake Superior which could be important to ship Ping another is the detection of warm spots in the seas by infrared sensors which might help the fish ing Industry. Capt who burned Cash on Corregidor Dies Portsmouth. A. And capt Thomas Carroll Parker us1? Tret. 58, who supervised the Burm Uig o�$2 million in u5. Currency on corf Regidor to keep the Japa a from seizing it died in the Portsmouth naval Hospital Parker lived in Elizabeth cityn.c., after his retirement. Woman Driver s help a shifts into Forward lbs Moines Low up mrs. Rose a Keeae reported thai her car became Stock in the Snow when she started into the driveway of her Home a Man walked up got tet Ocar and drove if Otto Way for a. The he Trie sb�"screaipe4 a i her took to his Heel