European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 20, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes two Safe doctors get High Honor Wiesbaden Germany Spe Cial the . Air Force s highest awards in Medicine were presented to two Safe doctors by Gen Truman h. Landon Safe com Mander in chief in ceremonies at command Headquarters Here Mon a. Honoured with the certificates of achievement were col Fratis , Deputy Safe surgeon and col David Gold commander of Theu Saf Hospital. Wiesbaden. Duff received the certificate i recognition of outstanding qualification in the specially of Preven Tive Medicine. Gold was presented the award for general  award certifies the attain ment of the highest level of professional achievement recognized by the air Force. The rare distinctions held Only by a Small number of air Force doctors. Duff is the first to receive the certificate in Preven Tive Medicine. Duff from Lawton okla., holds a Bachelor of science degree i chemistry and a degree of doctor of Medicine from the University of Oklahoma. He also holds master and doctor of Public health degrees from the John Hopkins school of Public health and Hygiene. Balti More. During world War ii. Duff served in India and As Malar lol Olst and assistant surgeon of the 9th air service come in Egypt Dur ing the North african Campaign. A Veteran of 31 Yean of commissioned service. Duff has been the Deputy Safe surgeon since 1959. A who Mist from Schene Cudy n.y., Gold was graduated with a Bachelor of arts degree from Union College. Schenectady. And received his degree As a doctor of Medicine from Cornel medical school new York. During world War ii Gold was division surgeon with the 101st airborne div which made the orig Inal Landing on Utah Beach in nor Mandy on a Day. He also saw combat in the Netherlands air borne operation and the famous Battle of the bulge at Bastogne. After the War Gold was chief of the surgical Cervice at a Storan general Hospital. Staten . Gold was a aligned to Safe headquarter As director of clinical consultant group in december 1959 and assumed command of the Usan Hospital but september. New Turbo opted Here s the pro Pond new so Boisky 860 twin Turbine helicopter which can Earry from 00 to 60 Paft Engen up to 400 Miles at speeds Between 150 and 200 Miles per hour. Powered by two Gaa Turbine engine the 80$ helicopter 1 ideally commercial air passenger service Between majority b expected to be better than fixed Wing planes. Adsa sets Spring meet in Wiesbaden Wiesbaden Germany Spe Cial the Spring general meeting of the overseas association of dependents schools administrators Adsa will be held at the wies Baden american High school on March 31 at 10 . Paul crate principal of the de pendent school in Laon France president of Adsa will preside. Or. John Steele director of the , army dependents education group Deg and or. Joseph Mason superintendent of Usan schools have been invited to attend. Durrell to speak guest speaker will be or. Donald Durrell professor of education at Boston University and author of Many books and articles on Reading instruction. Durrell has chosen differentiation of instruction in classrooms As his topic. The Adsa was organized in september 1959 and is comprised of administrators serving at any professional administrative or supervisory level in the overseas dependents schools All administrators of the . Army and . Air Force dependents schools in Europe Turkey and Morocco Are invited to attend. Veterans advised on documents Washington special Basic family documents such As birth and marriage certificates should be carefully kept where they Are readily available the veterans administration advised veterans an their dependents. These documents arc needed to support claims for veterans Bene fits the a explained. Included Amon these essential records Are military discharge papers death certificates divorce decrees and guardianship or child custody Evi Dence. The Basic records Are needed to support claims for disability or death compensation and pension veterans1 burial Benefit and Simi Lar claims the a said. The rec ords should be in the Possession of whoever makes the claim at any a regional office so that the claim May be properly presented. Over 90,000 Veti from 15 notions Ftp of old soldiers gather in m by Bob hover 8db Munich Bureau Munich is More than 90,000 old Soldier Many of them wearing the scars of War talked peace with former allies and enemies during Athree Day conclave Here of veterans from 15 nations. Americans were officially represented at a number of ceremonies. Climax of the conference sponsored by the inter National brotherhood of War victims and War vet Erans was an open air rally sunday before the pomos skill score announced by army Hall of heroes which Drew a Large a solemn crowd of 100,000 Veteran jammed shoulder to shoulder in the 82 hoc Iii.  1 1 1.7 127.1227.t zz7.7z62.t 22.2 383.3 282.8 u2.7 9m-i 988.7m6.8 9w.9 987.1602 97. Ims h7.oi4 h7.i0is 987,1618 h7,ib20 m7.icz2 m7.1624 m7.rz7 967.1829 967.1130 7.l3� db7, 1538 97.133 m7.i640 9c7.i64 67.1u8 m7.i6j9 97.1862 120iza 110 0 of 80 111 80 84 w 90 1 121 � us � 0 so m in a 97.164 m 917.167 u h7.i6s8 in w7.l73 987.167 m 967.167 h w7.iwo k 585.1 868.2 m bs8.3 to .6. To �-7do the proficiency scores for mos 966.1 have been established by pay Grade within the occupational Spe Fialty and skill level As follows of Tad score e4 so � 80 e8 109 7 110 army won t copyright historical works tban8latoba former trans Lator at the United nation Gaetenne Bridon of France a of Tea Algnar by Harold Prince proud oar of fee new George a Scott Ait Teal comedy a funny Tang happened on the Way to Dpi flute Washington a the army says it no longer will copyright its military history publications. Maj Gen c. G. Dodge army chief of information so informed m. B. Schnapper editor and publisher of Public affairs press of Washington in a letter made Public Here. Dodge s answer was prompted by an open letter published by Schnapper As an advertisement in the Washington Post. Schnapper 3 letter addressed to Secretary of the army Elvis j. Stahr jr., said a careful Check will reveal that literally score of works commissioned by the army have been placed under restrictions by or with the Sanction of civilian and military person Nel of your  in reply Dodge wrote that for the past year works from the office of the chief of military his tory have not been copyrighted. It is the army policy that in the future works from the office of the chief of military history will not be  he said one publication still will be published under copyright breakout and Pursuit that publication he said was too far along toward Publica Tion for removal of the copyright notice. Each other was a posit the direction of  othe speakers we finance minister Rue speaking for bavarian president Hans Terhi ill Eugene Van Der president of the Assembly and Munich Hahs Joachim Vogel. J prior to the rally,40,000 gathered at Koenig splat where a Bishop Julius Cardinal celebrated a pontifical stants led by Bava Hermann  service tin army museum. A seven member come delegation attended meeting of the conf which Van Der meersehf3 the French Etoile Noire retired German army Koch 78, of Frankfurt. The medal was Given series of humane acts Vised during the Geraki Tion of France in world a delegation from american High school dignitaries in placing the Tomb of Germany Soldier. The first or placed by Luebke. Americans also joined a enl services at nearby betimes Hera s John i up Par Stu amp Lejenne year in the corp civilian Chapeau Ami to Fth service