European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 4, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                14, 1761 the stars and stripes it Mai Loralle Hod ton of Lynnfield Onwu. Attending in new London , is deemed for the Bud in Bermuda aborts and Snowshoe a she Hylpa Aap to foe bolted Down into Maple syrup. It wan Tunny the dip Snow made now to a Nuwt. Of photo out of san Quentin scaling 40-foot Wall tin. Calif. A broke out of san pm on near Here with a rope in a daring escape be the first of us kind 19 years. Used ladders told foot Wall around the Cotton textile Mill and tided the outer Wall on i to elate Warden Dale recaptured 24 hours House 10 Miles North o found York a a new patrolman found a pet ticking blood from the Farr Csc Ous woman Here in of her apartment warily he dragged her living room and then an ambulance. Patrolman went to the 1 after a doctor at Lin iu1 received a Call from a Katherinc St Elch. 24, my she had taken 12 pills and planned to take voice weakened voice weakened and the heard a crash. The woman was taken to to police said her con i was believed not critical. Wood on her face apparent from a Small Cut suf when she collapsed White with the physician. She harmed by the Jaguar. Society for the prevention to animals will care animal believed to be miss pet until she has re dete Gattea gather Indence to 2j600 delegates from 12 a tiered Here for the Day conference of the re Church of Jesus Christ saints. Dispatcher j. A o Brien said the convicts serving sentences ranging up to life apparently left the Pri son grounds on foot. The convicts had been working in the textile Mill with 45 other inmates who were guarded by two civil service foremen. There was no explanation How the prisoners managed to go Over the Wall without being sighted. Words indicate the last Simitar break occurred dec. 26. 1943, when four Young desperadoes scaled Awall with a Ropp. They had joined a line of other convicts on their Way to Early sunday Church serv ices. Work part Eft most previous escapes Hud Tabort place when convicts ran away from work putties outside the Pri son Walls. The prisoners were identified As j. Dubois 29, los Angeles county first degree robbery. 5 years to life g. C. Roark 27. Los an gets county second degree burglary,6 months to 15 years j. L. Rucker Fresno county grand theft 6 months to 10 years k. E. Adams. 31, parole violator stanislaus county 6 months to 5 years and j. A spa to la 31. Santa Clara county first degree robbery 5 years to life. Centaur rocket s Maiden flight scheduled Friday v_7 of Cape canaveral Fin. A the Long delayed Maiden flight of the Centaur rocket a High Energy vehicle assigned a major role inthe . Space program is scheduled Friday. The National aeronautics an space administration announced the 107-foot-Lah rocket at last is ready for its first test. The flight has been held up nearly a year primarily because of problems in developing an upper stage propulsion system employing liquid Hydrogen. This frigid fuel must be maintained at a temperature several degrees Betow Zero to be  modified Atlas with 367,000 pounds of thrust is the Centaur first stage. The upper stage has two liquid Hydrogen engines with total thrust of 30,000 pounds. This combination is capable of putting 8,500-Pound pay loads in Earth orbit sending 2,300 pounds to the Moon or 1,300 pounds to the Vicinity of Mars or Venus. Comparable figures for Altos Agena a presently America s big Gest Booster Are 5,000, 750 and 450 pounds respectively. Centaur is expected to fill a Gap Between agent a and the huge Saturn class boosters now under development. It also serves As & testbed for liquid Hydrogen which also will reused to Power upper stages of Saturn and the later Nova  initial Centaur flight is de signed to last Only 15 minutes with the rocket reaching an Alti tude of 300 Milea and impacting in the Atlantic Ocean 1,175 mites away. No payload will be carried. Complete Success of the Mission could be surprising an official said because of the uncertainty of the performance of liquid Hydrogen in space. He emphasized firing of the second stage is not a primary goal of the test scientists Are More interested in How the Hydrogen behaves in weightlessness. The vehicle will be heavily an uniquely instrumented Nasa announced to provide maximum in formation on the performance of both stages and the behaviour of weightless liquid Hydrogen. A act cases put off by supreme court Washington up the supreme court sitting temporarily with eight justices put off action son cases from Virginia and Florida involving state actions against the National association for the advancement of coloured people a act. The court was reduced to a membership of eight by the resignation of Justice Charles Evans whilst tier because of ill health. His successor Byron White will not take his seat until confirmed by the Senate. In other actions the court let stand a Washington state court Rul ing nullifying the state s 1957 anti discrimination Law for publicly assisted housing. It stemmed from the refusal of a Seattle Home owner to sell his House to a negro mailman. The Home owner ordered to sell by a state ant discrimination Board won a ruling from the state supreme court that the Law was invalid. Refused Iff or ing the court refused to Grunt a hour ing to Paul de Lucia a Capone figure known As Paul the demanding victim Alpine ind. Up mrs. Lucy Crosier told police the burglar who stole $20 Worth of canned goods trom her Home also helped himself to some food and did t bother to Wash the dishes. Waiter Ricca who has Bee ordered deported to Italy. The Brief order lets stand As final a decision against de Lucia by la 7th . Circuit court of appeals last december. In one Case the a act is at lacking a Virginia Law which it said would put it out of business in that state. The court heard two hours of argument on he Appeal last nov. 8. In ordering re argue mint it did not specify a new time. The other Case is in Appeal by the head of the Miami in Mali of the a act from a conviction of contempt for refusing to produced list of Miami members. This a peal was argued last dec. 5. Hoffa assails Romney attacks steel negotiations Detroit a teamsters Union president James r. Hoffa has struck out on the political Road with a blast at George Romney and the Kennedy administration and a Good word for gov. Nelson a Rockefeller. He accused the administration of interfering in the steel negotiations in what he called a political  the Union chief open ing his Union s drive movement let go with a Salvo on Michigan state and National politics before an audience or More than 2,000union members. Los Angeles continues to grow and grow los Angeles up the smog will reach it anyway but Bakersfield somehow has moved14 Miles. A sign on the northbound Sandiego freeway which last year listed the distance to Bakersfield us 98 Miles was changed several Days ago to 112 Miles. Drive is the teamsters newly announced democratic Republican Independent voter education pro Gram through which Hoffa says he Hopes his huge organization can Wield political influence. Hoffa rapping Romney the probable Republican candidate for governor of Michigan said. So far All that Romney has accepted across the bargaining table As american motors president he seems to be trying to escape through  said that right now incumbent democratic gov. John  is the Man for labor. Hoffa referring to the labor con tract agreement in steel. Said the government used pressure to Settle the contract so that there would be no increase in  Hoffa said his teamsters would never accept a contract such As the one reached by the steel Industry  Hoff referring to Rockefeller said the new York governor Isth Moat appealing candidate for Tho  both Romney and Swinson when risked for comment on Hoffett s remarks Salt they would have rejected any Hoff support. Youth wounded by Freak mishap Kalamazoo Mich. Up seven teen year old Mike Newing ton of Cloverdale Mich., was rushed to Bor Stuss Hospital after he was wounded in a Freak Accident near his Barry county Home. The teen Ager was shooting Pel lets from a by pistol at a live 9mm Luger Cartridge. The Cartridge exploded when struck by one of the pellets and the Bullet hit Newington in the head. Our clan9 comedy with pies Las vegas. Nev. Cap the scene a Palm Springs calif., restaurant. Dean Martin let s go hit him in the face with a  Frank Sinatra great the two Singer actors piled int Sinatra s $350,000 twin engined private plane and flew to la vegas. Onto the Sands hotel Stoyte where Sammy Davis or. Was per forming they rolled a wheeled table from the Kitchen. From under napkins they whisked two Cream pies and slapped them into Davis face. The entertainer sputtered but took his friends antics As Good sport "these,1 he told the audience Are my  he finished his act. Then the three known As Mem Bers of the clan repaired to the hotel lounge where Singer Dave Burton was performing. Davis manned a set of Drums while Sinatra and Martin helped break up Burton s act with a few High Jinks that included punching in the top of two huts used by Burton. Several hours later Martin and Sinatra were flying Back to California. Rockefeller set Tor race Albany . A gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller has turned to his reelection Campaign armed with. A legislative program he discounting on to bring him major gains in vote Rich big cities. The Republican controlled new York state legislature which adjourned saturday forged the pro Gram for him during its three month session. Major developments included enactment of a school Aid program that provided unprecedented help for Large cities a housing program designed chiefly for new York City creation of an atomic develop ment authority increased work men s compensation benefits and a higher state minimum wage. Must win big Rockefeller to remain As a possibility for 1964 Republican presidential nomination must win the governorship by a decisive mar Gin. Cities traditionally have been the strongholds of the democratic party in new York state. Final Bills passed included one to increase the salary Range for teachers outside of new York Cit to n minimum of $4,500 and a maximum of $6,800. Pointing to the major legislative developments Rockefeller hailed the session As one i which the gop built a solid foundation for appealing for votes in the cities of the  Republican strength in the legislature has depended in Large part on representatives of Rural upstate areas. 2 Farmers leave 551 descendants Lancaster. A. A two re tired Farmers died and their fam Ilies counted a total of 551 direct living descendants. The family of Amas c. King 87, an Aishman of Gordonville sold he left four children t2 grand children 246 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren. In East Earl the family of David m. Newswanger 89, a mennonite said he left nine children 71 grand children and 135 great grandchildren