European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes to Spring three schoolboys at Mineral Ridge Ohio Spring air to do a Little outa de Reading on a stack of wih too disappear now that the construction season Tacuel from left to right Are Richard Parish Dennis filter. United Prew International photo of striving to to intercept enemy satellites Washington a. Defense research official said the air Force is devoting major efforts to development of devices for warning and interception of uncooperative or possibly dangerous unfriendly sat  Harold Brown director of de sense research and engineering told a Senate appropriations sub committee that the problem of detecting and tracking such Satel Lites is being solved. Brown said that the missile de sense alarm system which involves orbiting satellites that can detect the launching of enemy bal Listic missiles continues under development but at a rate commensurate with developing technology rather than attempting to achieve an Early operational  in a statement read to the com Mittee. Brown said that u might be desirable to spend an additional $10 million to $30 million on the rs70, supersonic. Reconnaissance bomber the aircraft still in the development stage originally was designated the b70 when it was thought its primary role would be that of a nuclear bomb Carrier. But Brown said it would be two years before it could be determined whether a satisfactory weapons system could be developed for it. In the meantime Brown said in global to communication it ear hears Distant whisper Maine the in the world Success up a whisper six1 in a major step toward television satellite com hone  in this Maine Village l signal to a target Satel Mountain. Then a Horn shaped Antenna faint Echo built up Ain intensity. Acmar satellite is from Cape canaveral late same giant ear will wave signals from up and relayed by Moon. Here said it will Only step further to Bounce Jato Europe and open the global  Worth of Corn equipment has been Stop a Small Hill Here mountains. Antenna or ear it Canor Send out signals in the suggest inflated in the world a 15-Story of plastic and fabric picked tills Village be tar from most of the distractions of Dell tin a me signals travel Best by orders Ocial study Toton a president formed time government to study pension funds and Federal Secretary of labor a to review corp of Tut and other Pri and welfare pro Walter w. Heller i of the Council of eco Notin Surmar of separate consider Tfaye i Dolon to Bead another the Impact of fed programs on the Oono a straight lines so satellites give Promise As the Best Means of Span Ning the oceans of the world to make global television a reality. The demonstration for newsmen came Little More than a year after the first Trees were chopped on a Hillside where Only Deer Hunters had Ever tramped before. The first telstar satellite launched from canaveral will Only be useful for 10 or 20 minutes on certain passages while it orbits be tween North America and Europe. Eventually scientists foresee a series of 30 to 40 satellites in orbit so that there is always one in a favourable spot for communications. The first european station expected to relay signals from an Dover via a satellite is now near chemical blast kills 4 firemen in Connecticut Norwich Conn. Up pour firemen were settled when a truck carrying Hydrogen peroxide caught fire and exploded outside a leather  blast occurred at the moment firemen arrived at the Van tassels leather co located in the densely populated Western Section of Norwich three persons two firemen and a woman were injured and hospitalized. The dead firemen were identified As William Sheridan. Carle Burke Culhan and Edward mor the it re swept through the leather Plant quickly. The entire building was destroyed. The Force of the explosion broke window Over a half mile area. Ing completion at Moonhill Downs in Cornwall England. The British broadcasting corp. Will then relay the signals to millions of Homes throughout the continent. Representatives of the european broadcasters Union were to meet in Seville Spain thursday to plan reception of the first television program from this country via satellite and to broadcast a program in turn Back to the United states. Although television will be one of the major beneficiaries of the satellite relay the Short wave Sig nals also will be Able to carry hundreds of Telephone conversations. The world s most advanced Means of communications is taking birth in a Community still in the hand cranked party line ear. The Andover Telephone co. Serves this area. Most of its 168 subscribers Are on four to eight party lines with hand cranked telephones. Satellites Promise them no Quick jump into the space age of communication. The american Telephone & Telegraph co. Will Send and relay Calls from their space station Here by microwave to exchanges in Distant cities by passing the Andover Telephone co. Golden Gate now has own dutch Tulip Field san Francisco a a 5.000 bulb miniature dutch Tulip Field was dedicated at the foot of an old North dutch Windmill in san Francisco s Golden Gate Park. The bulbs planted last fall were in Early stages of Bloom As nether lands Consul general Henk Van Ravens teen presented the Garden to mayor George Christopher. It is a gift from the local dutch Community. Emphasis will be put on develop ing the tfx a plane which he said has truly Multi Mission capabilities for both general and limited  Brown said the tfx can per form air Force missions of inter rept on reconnaissance and close air support for ground personnel.  aircraft will be Able to Fly at supersonic speeds at both High and Low Altitude for considerably greater distances than any fighter aircraft now  said but through the use of the variable sweep Wing the aircraft would be Able to have increased Maneule ability at the slower Speed associated with the close air support  addition the design permits the aircraft to operate from air Fields appreciably smaller than la necessary for current air  peace corps Bill wins House passage Praise Washington up the House has Given president Ken Nedy s peace corps a resounding bipartisan vote of Confidence. Legislation to More than double its size and funds won easy passage and even the congratulations of some of the corps most bitter critics in the Pas the administration Bill would expand the present authorized strength of the peace corps from 2,400 to 6,700 volunteers by july of next year. It also would boost spending for the program from $30 million to 963.7 million if Congress later appropriates the full amount sought by or. Kennedy Thomas e. Morgan d-pa., chair Man of the House foreign. Affairs committee told the Rouse that 698 volunteers were now serving in 12 different countries and 136 volunteers were still in training. He said agreements have been reached with 20 other nations re Quiring nearly 2,000 additional vol in leers. More Volunteer wanted in no Case has any country indicated dissatisfaction with the peace corps he said. In nil cases there has been a desire for More volunteers. Rep. Walter h. Judd Minnesota a top Republican on the committee hailed the imagination and initiative of the Kennedy administration for proposing such a program. He and Many other congressmen also highly praised the leadership of peace corps director r Sar gent so River or. Rep. Howard w. Smith d-va., Georgia Driver held on charge of bulldozing cop Cuthbert a. A Speed ing car almost literally ran Over the police station in this South Georgia town. So the policemen moved Back to City Hall. The police station was a Small Frame building Only 10 feet in diameter and octagonal in design. It housed a radio control station and when the station was rammed by a speeding car it contained a police operator Charli Emack Smith who escaped injury. The Motorist. 25-year-old a torus Bussey was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol speeding failure to have Auto under control and destruction of City property namely the police Tea ton which was on the verge of falling before being dismantled by City Crews. Tommy Manville new York up Asbestos heir lations with German film pro Tommy Man tile and wife no. 13, German born Christina Erdlen announced they have reconciled. The 22-year-old mrs. Sanviti flew Back from Germany to her 67-year-old spouse after a visit to her family and unsuccessful Nego Duckers. Manvique had told her by Tele phone sunday to get lost if she signed a movie contract because he did t intend to be another Eddie Fisher roaming around the world to watch my wife make a  All it t1l in Josif _.,.-.said the blonde or. Manvill Here did t sign any contracts and pm Back Home. We be talked it Seq Over and everything s All right she changed her mind said Maryville. It must have been some sort of april fool gag. The Leader of House Southern conservatives and chairman of Tai rules committee supported a bin. The Veteran virginian told the House that last year he had considerable reservations about the peace corps and cast his vote against starting it. W but i have taken care to read All i could find about it and i am Happy to say .1 think they hav done a Good Job Smith told Tho House. Sacrificing Mother loses divorce ase new Haven conic Cap Abraham Halm 51, of new Haven Las been granted a divorce from Lis wife who was once depleted As a self sacrificing Mother on television show. Superior court judge Elmer Rynn said he found that Hahn had suffered intolerable cruelty from his wife mrs. Betty Hahn 460 new York City. Mrs. Hahn was the subject of a special Mother s Day program on the to show this in your life n 1960. She was presented As a Mother who had made considerable sacrifices for her family especially for her two children Herbert and Paulino. Hahn was absent front the pro Gram. An announcement was made that he had injured his foot. \ sues Abc a so tort time later Hahn filed a $500.000 suit against the National broadcasting Coy no claim Ionthe show caused nun pubic humiliation because he i 1 been separated from his wife Vor some Tom. He said the children were Mak ing every Effort to get away Tram their Mother s control and a con tended that Abc knew All about this be Ere the show Nycha denied previous knowl Edge of the family s troubles. The suit still is pending. In granting the Devon both judge said mrs Hahn trat � obsessed with the Glamor of show busiest and the de frs to push her children into it that every thing else was subordinated to this ambition the judge said mrs. Hahn in a Cross complaint had failed fates Stablish intolerable cruelty or desertion against Hahn. When Ham left his wife he was nil War jews to fled in the act said the Jody. The daughter Pauline is or 3l the son. Herbert 23. Is att Medicine the Europe. Copped the wrong car Jacksonville. 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