European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 6, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stapes Loots fee for pork Uso proposed by asks millions to expand outdoor recreation president a tax another new Rev b the Pur areas for Congress a Enda Tiona create a land conservation fund to expand existing recreational resources to meet our present and future  an accompanying message or. Kennedy noted that american shave traditionally considered the outdoors As  fact however outdoor recreation programs have been supported through a combination of Gener Al revenues Acyl special levies Suchias National Park admissions fishing and Hunting Stamps and licenses and Federal excise taxes on fishing tackle and sporting arms and am munition the president said. This Bill Broadens the application of established principles As a Means of assuring continued out door recreation  or. Kennedy had discussed meth ods of paying for additional land for outdoor recreation in his conservation message to Congress a month ago. The Bill recommends these specific courses an annual Federal tax on ants tax Cut but not administration Way Here against to Cut their by want their not the Way proposes to do of the National of manufacturers Tjas. Chamber of before the committee which he administration s recently passed Nam represent administration plan principle that j raising Revenue j other  the govern on the Revenue of taxation it a on seas that h Slowinski a spokes Aber of Commerce the tax Relief feature compound the  Bation proposes a j up to $8 on even Mil lion a year. Retaining the two cent per Gat Ion tax on gasoline and special. Fuels used in motor boat that is now refunded. I the Revenue would amount Tomore than d billion. Or. Kennedy also proposed Advance appropriations of up to $500 million to the fund Over the next eight years to get the program off to a fast Start. These advances would be repaid from the stipulated sources of. Rev . Kennedy said he would create a land conservation commission headed by Secretary of Interior Stewart h. Udall to advise him or the user fees and division of Revenue Between the land Conser vation fund and the general treas Ury. Under his proposal a portion of the receipts would be turned Over to the Treasury to offset costs of acquiring additional land for Public recreation and fish and wild life at Federal reservoirs financed As individual projects under Ordin Ary  wet watch watching Washer full of watches to the Bulova co. Plant at Jackson Heights n.v., is the unusual Job of Puma Boi Lacke � test technician. The new models being tested Here Are Waterproof. But if one shows up with m Bracelet of tiny bobbies out it uses. Us 1v.j. Coast residents rebuilding sea Isle City. . We like it Down  says Dan Sal Erno hard at work rebuilding the foundation of his storm tossed sum Mer Home. Salerno s Home presently sits 100 Yards from its foundation. It was carried away by tides. But Salerno is wasting no time getting things right again. He typifies the spirit Here in the Wake of last month s coastal storm thai Devastey much of this resort town and other areas along the new Jersey Atlantic coast in two Days the tides and winds caused an estimated $2.7 million damage to private property in sea Isle City destroying More than one tenth of All that was taxable. The town with 1,400 permanent residents has made a valiant re covery from the worst blow in its history but signs of the havoc Are still seen everywhere. Of 2,040 houses 285 were destroyed or swept away and about 45 More will have to be demolished. The storm left three feet of Sand on Landis Avenue the main Street and another six or eight feet of debris on top of that. Now a month later there is still some Sand in the streets but most of it has been cleared away by the state Highway department and what remains is expected to be cleared by april 13. Huge trucks gather debris on the beachfront carrying it to one Side May show space tragedy to Jpn space chief Webb said that sooner roof television watch witness the death of an this reminder of of space flight in talk at the National As of broadcasters Conven director of the National and space adm Nistra isaid he had been John h. Glenn or s leap feb. To was watched Obj n e a r 1 y 25 million Homes. At one time or he said the Progress of the flight was watched to nearly40 million Homes. Noting that this country s policy in contrast to Russia a is to launch its astronauts publicly Webb  All Over the world Rode with John  said we take satisfaction in the advantages our open approach has brought  but he added we must also remember that sooner or later we will have to take it on the  the modern rocket with All our precautions is not a perfected or completely reliable device he said. The space science Board of the National Academy of science warned nearly a year ago that men will perish in space As they have on the High seas in the Antarctic in the heart of Africa and wherever they have ventured into unknown  that warning remains valid Webb said. The country has Cometo know our astronauts quite Well. The manner in which they face and react to stress and danger makes them an inspiration to allow us. If we Are to ride into space with them via television we can not avoid being there if  of town where it is being burned. A column of smoke can be seen for Miles. All utilities Are operating again although water still is being boiled As a precautionary measure. The state health department is expected to approve the water Supply in the next few Days City officials said. Other Home owners like Salerno Are repairing and rebuilding where it is possible. We be already wrecked 26 houses that were beyond repair with the owners  mayor Vincent Lamanna said. Well probably ask the Public health authorities to condemn the others that need to be wrecked. We Hope to have the Beach cleared up by. Memorial  memorial Day the beginning of the summer resort season is the goal in the minds of almost every body. The mayor predicts the big Gest season Ever although summer housing will be Short. Many people will be coming Here this season out of curiosity if for no other reason he said. All rebuilding on the beachfront has been suspended by the City since the storm. The City has t been notified yet by the state authorities where the hew line of permanent dunes for Protection will be built. It May Swallow up Many of the lots that were close to the sea. Three bodies found in plane Ocala. Fla. The bodies of a Minneapolis businessman and his two Young daughters have been found in the wreckage of their single engine plane that had been missing sine sunday. Charles Corrid atut of Man Chester n.h., a Winter visitor to Ocala said he found the bodies one mile off Highway 40 about 15 Miles East of Ocala. The father e. J. Patchell was found in the Pilot s seat. One of the girls was found next to him while the other body was in a rear seat the civil air patrol Cap a Orlando said it thought the names of the girls were Caren Aid Sandra. Their Ages had been re ported As 10 and 11. The motor of the plane was found buried in the ground an debris was scattered Over a half mile area. The wings apparently ripped off while in the air during a thunderstorm and the remainder of the plane plunged to Earth about two Miles from where the wings were spotted. A Wing had been seen by Theca shortly before dusk tuesday night and the Cap a helicopter from the Sanford naval air Sta Tion and Marion county authorities joined in the search. Seattle Man tired of being rear guard Seattle of Stanley Zyttenfeld Gat tired of having Cranks Telephone at All hours be cause his name was listed last i the Seattle directory. So in court he had names of the whole family Zyttenfeld his wife and two children changed to Enfield