European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 1, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse Thi stars and stapes approved tax Bill president feat jul Pobu at two prove to Force it vote to to Unitta i final pm vote criticized by one which i a Tater St which Credla. F production Todl the former would add an Esti mated 9o9 Muon in annual Revenue while the latter would Cut revenues a. L2 by Elloit a rear. Chance. Or considered Good for the Bill to pass the Fibius Tift passed a of of Button appropriation Bill for the Tabor department and the department of health education and Bill would provide f&8 Bil lion for hew f364 million for the labor department and of Mil lion for the National labor rela Tion Board and other relate agencies. In the Senate a proposed con Stith tonal amendment to outlaw the poll tax As a requirement for voting la Federal election a pasted. If approved by the Home twill have to be ratified by three fourths of the 90 states to become states Alabama Arkan Sas Mississippi Texas and Vir Ginia Stilt require voters to pay a poll tax in Federal elections. President Kennedy asked con Gress Lorn immediate $600 Mil lion Public works program to pre vent a general recession. In a letter to chairman Charlesa. Buckley . Of the House Public works committee the president said the nation s Busi Ness pickup has not met expectations. The letter was made Public As the committee opened hearings on or Kennedy s request for standby authority to pump up to $2 billion of Public works Money into the Economy if a recession threatens. In another Tetter to Congress or Kennedy said the flow of Gold and dollars out of the United states still presents a serious problem. The president said he will appoint an Export coordinator whose Job Wilt be to oversee and expedite All our varied efforts to penetrate foreign markets mire i convicted complainer of Beals Owen a Seadrift. Tern reservist climbs into a truck for a trip to the stockade to beef serving m six month sentence. Owen was convicted on a est True growing out of recent we want out rallies at it Polk la. He was also fined 950 a month for six months. Associated pres Phot Cincinnati grabbed Mcaa title Caw put Why j California at Berkeley. By a my. To indy Para in a Sld it Harry Psi Soto Etty doctor of Laws degree at to new Verk. Tif Altai Prea International photo news in Brief new event stifled states last Kennedy visited it Dwight Del run Palm Spring calif., discussion of the around the world Ittai press Secretary Salinger chided .former01 Richard m. Nixon to president in has brother Robert As is in California. "i1 anybody in the United matter in what stale who consider the of the United state wherever he is ild Ion was reported near suspension of dependent Europe. Defense Secre Mcnamara said the will be replaced soon Toore responsive to needs of our person world s first Nudera ship the began its Aea trials Anvil Kafoed performance of. Was reported near settlement of a new rpt eel labor contract tithe agreement Calls 10 cent m hour Moreu employment and Benefit but no direct contract for the 480,-Teetworkrs expire on Secretary of Commerce la ther h. Bodges said America s Economy will operate below expected level through the first half of 1s62 but not enough to be disturbing Hodges said the Gross National product the value of All goods and services produced will fall to match through june the forecasts on which the administration s january budget message was based. Rathe Cincinnati Bear j. Cats made it two in a Row by walloping Ohio state for the Mcaa basketball championship. The bearcats who Defeated the buckeyes for the title last year repeated with a 71-59 Effort Paul Hogue was big Man in the game with the buckeyes All american Jerry world Lucas off his form with a of sprained left knee. Hogue s of sports pensive and defensive play coupled with his 22 Points helped to make the difference. In winning the second straight Caa championship Cincinnati pushed its season record to 29-2. Ohio state wound up with 26-z in the National invitational tournament Dayton took Home the laurels with a 73-67 Victory Over St. John s of new York. Dayton staved off a late Rall to win with Gordy Hattom and Bill Chmiele Waskl doing the Star ring. The win for Dayton came after the school was five times runner up in nine previous nits. On the professional basketball scene Bill Russell was named most valuable player in the National basketball association for the second consecutive year. The Boston celtics Star was named by a committee of the . Basketball writers association. Draw ing 19 of the 37 first place vote and 283 ballot Points. Philadelphia Warrior Ace Wil Chamberlain was Given 174 bal lot Points for second place. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati had 160 for third place. Other sports developments Benny kid Paret was fight ing for his life after a mauling to the. United to a record a lab a Shaip increase Lai pushed the Tabor de out or Price Index of 1 per cent " vow Nasa can Tab a col Joka h. Or. Yatkwan Dsa Teg � Presa Eonden neat so Matte Aaret mates As Aoe to treat a mine apace Enrot Center at maj Flat Tau Al Rug urls Man left wer with Glenn at the hands of Emile Griffith by their welterweight title fight the 25-year-old cuban Boxer received severe brain injuries in the fight which Griffith won with a 12th round to the win re gained the world welterweight title for Griffith. A report issued at week s end by the new York state athletic commissioned exonerated referee Ruby Goldstei Nof any guilt Goldstein had been accused in some quarters of Lei Ting Paret take an unnecessary beating. Bobby Hull of the Chica Oblack Hawks won the National hockey league s scoring championship for the 1961-83 season. Hull s record tying so goals gave him the Edge Over the new York rangers Andy Bathgate. Both had 84 Points. Hull however scored More goals than Bathgate to take the Art Ross trophy. Jacques Plonte of the Montreal Canad Lens won the Vezina trophy for the sixth time in the last seven years. He finished1 with 14v goals scored against. Jurist named an historic decision and the naming of a new associate Justice marked the wee for the . Supreme court president Kennedy named by Ron r. Whizzes White 41, to the High court to replace Justice Charles Evans Whittaker 61. Who resigned on doctors orders in a decision that will have repercussions in it a the Legisla Tures throughout the nation the High court ruled i fat voter Emsue in fea1 co f d err to unfair Papor Worun it of Mata instate.legialatures.-.". La . complained they Are under r a p r e s e n the d compared wit voters Fly Irig in Rural areas the cart ruled Tav a spec Althree judge panel in a ski vice tenn., mus hear a set started by a Graup of Tennes fans who complained the their vote diluted by a of the i the the judge a shuffle a out had i mls do Cas of ground Bat of Ltd ral cot to Juilet Icloa Ovar
