European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 18, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                It it Thi stars and St pcs .5 billion for military building $�5�. Construction pro More than 1,000 project sub Bunas in thl country minion but still ?t2 million the Kennedy ant inns lated earmarks most of Tor projects to strength Jon strategic Retalia came on a voice vote now goes to the sen Ion would authorize to Complete Atlas and Inett Tal missile base. Another �282 million would go for minuteman missile buses. Actual funds Are not carried tothe Bills but it does set the ceiling on How much the administration can spend for military constr Tion. The appropriations will be handled later in separate Meas ure. -.  chairman cat Ivinson a a if the Hotts armed services com Mittee said in presenting the  the House Itiat his group was very much Dot tabbed by the mfr quest for additional Money to Fin ish Atlas and Titan bases. But he said the committee concluded after careful study that the additional funds were justified. Ballistic missile site construction has posed problems of great difficulty he said. Some of the difficulties Stem directly from the Lack of previous experience by Al concerned w i the construction of tills Type. The sheer magnitude of the Effort certainly has added to the  Vinson said the urgency of the task made it necessary for the Titan bases to be built even before the missile was flown in its first test these circumstances have made the design and construction jobs More difficult and us have contributed substantially to Coats he said. The big military construction Bill contained 5& million for strategic retaliatory Force including base and other facilities for Atlas Titan minuteman and Polaris mis Siles and the strategic air come. This was More than 45 per Centof the total it also included $115 million for research and development facilities for such things As a space surveil Lance system and missile Range  addition the measure authorized $312 million for 16,503 units of family housing at military bases. The air Force would receive the lion s share of military construction funds under the bill$746 Mil lion. The Navy would get 1327million, the army it million. The National guard and other Reserve units were authorized w6 million for 57 new armoires 29army Reserve buildings 10 National guard shops and other facilities. Specific installations named in eluded Indiana National guard armory Winchester $205,000 South Bend  National guard armory Lexington $230,000 Bowling Green $144,000 army Reserve Bowling Green $221,000. Michigan National guard armory Lansing $260,000. Drive on ing the Way j my keys to a trouble free engine. Today s engine five times Long with 1 " Ai engines built 6gcf engine Becon Rebarge spectacular Acci  j ,-Lja?r4p were in � six carrying 1, tons one of the runaway at night and the Sec  to the dam Here Ray . & Holtsford said Tow was moving lock near the Missouri i it went oat of control Ivy Tow Rahed broadside tithe Concrete dam piers and Ank immediately. None was injured. Said the sunken Barge interfering with River � bit is the property of and Lancaster towing Ivilue miss. In new Home 4 children1. 1 Rayne onto a children of or and mrs. Erf re Denny and Darlene to toe last Tofile life is a modern Niter system which helps prevent contaminants from fouling up the engine. Engines will last Ven longer As new filters Are perfected. Engineers talk of ultimately developing a completely sealed engine something like the Power unit on a refrigerator. Just provide forthe necessary Oil Gas air and water and it Wili give years of service without needing new Piston rings or re ground valves. Almost indefinitely one automotive supplier claims the sealer engine already is Here Martin Weiss vice president of the lie filter corp., Edison. N.j., said that with air gasoline Oil and water filters now available an engine can run almost  Tro f France already is touting sealed Cooling system. It was first installed Las year in a new. Small car called the r4l and was extended this month to the caravel a a a sports Type Caro. Fault claim that through new flew lifeline Antifreeze and a id sensation tank attached to the Radiator Yot never have to bother with the Cooling system. It is said to operate Troutte fre in desert heat or Arctic cold. Law Ricki engineers indicate the Renault claim May be optimistic but admit they Are working on much the same thing. Some anti freeze manufacturers say their products Aren t designed to Las the life of a car. Electric filtering an advanced Oil filter system is being tooted by the reclaim co of Skof Cie 111. Through electric filtering Oft is said to last in definitely. A that s required re Dah no spokesmen say it a new filter pack costing sl50 every 10, 000 Miles or to. The reclaim system being used by Many Fleet owners also is under study by some Detroit  it has t been offered As optional equipment on any Detroit cars. But filters seem to be a major Factor for further improvements in today s engines. Weiss said both Oil filter and air filters Haw be come Standard in the past 10 years a  have made the Gas filter Standard. The newest filter on the Auto motive scene is the water filter. And if s not resold a filter. It is Small Coil of a special magnesium Alloy which you need Only drop inthe Radiator tank where it converts rust into a soluble Salt. Hit said Weiss 18 a highly inst Kant item since the buildup of it Over & period of years be saw the major cause of engine overheating. Weiss recommend Del that All filter changed a to Licelly. The Oil 38er every 4000 Znotas air every every  and water fit Emce a year. Probes told Many reds were in armed forces during world War ii Good Losky wins being Good loser pay off for mrs. Beak hectare a Westminster Calif. Mra. Acct nov weighed 8m above 14 meath ago Andimo Ince eat her weight to below. Washington up a civil Ian air Force intelligence expert has testified that the . Armed forces contained Many communist during world War ii. But he said he doubts that Many if any still Are there. Robert e. Beerstecher chief i civilian adviser to the air Force intelligence chief said an army pamphlet published in july 1952"indicates" that some communists Rose to key positions in the Mili tary during world War ii. Beerstecher did not elaborate on the pamphlet s contents. But Beerstecher told the Senate special preparedness subcommittee be has such Confidence in military Security organizations that he feels certain any remaining communists would have been identified by now.1 the subcommittee which is investigating military  earlier heard a Navy train ing officer urge that everyone inthe Pentagon from top to Bottom and Bottom to top have a Thor Ough indoctrination in communism. The indoctrination should not be limited to the lower Levels it cmdr Frank w. Wadsworth of the great lakes 111., naval train ing Center told the special Senate preparedness subcommittee investigating alleged muzzling of Mili tary officers Wadsworth who Heads the instructor training and leadership school at great lakes also said he thought naval stations should Monitor Reading material on Sale at Navy ship s service stores pos exchanges and movies available to naval , he told the subcommittee he would term this Quality control rather than censorship the witness said he had never been restrained or limited or muzzled in any of his official . Servicing world with daily tiros Cloud maps Washington a the  Bureau has begun Dally International transmissions of loud maps based on photos taken by the tiros to weather satellite. The transmissions sent by radio facsimile Are going to More than 100 nations including the soviet Union. The first cast was sent  photos have been used previously for making Cloud maps that have been transmitted to weather stations in. The United states an sent abroad in coded form. The new service Mark the firs time however the actual map it self Lias been transmitted abroad. The satellite was launched in february. Naval activities at great lakes however he told sen Strowm Thurmond  he Felt that some unofficial anti communist activities by men under his command had been restricted by the great lakes commanding officer who ruled they should Stop taking Partin outside anti communist Semi Nars pending a statement of Nav policy. Private seminar Wadsworth said a team of three Petty officer instructors at the leadership school had been taking part in privately sponsored anti communist seminars throughout the Chicago area on their own time. He said they were using the controversial film operation abolition As part of the outside seminars although its use had earlier been barred in Navy recruit  lieutenant commander said he did not like the Navy s de statto Stop using the film a Tea a described a hard hitting andean accurate picture1 of the coff i a unlit threat the Fol was pared by the House Thi Amer Eai activities , whose charge gated the Mutz Long inquiry Wadsworth and said t Reatty that the answers you Hare give jeopardize your career Well offleer9 there were two cats. Louisville a pretty Boythe tomcat was snuggled in. With a cute Kitty in a Carton enjoying drive in his owner s car. Then pretty boy got out an leaped on the dashboard. Then Driver James j. Jacobs 19, grabbed for pretty boy. The Easl bound car swerved into the West bound Lane. The car struck a Auto driven by Adam Marshall. 35, traffic was tied up about 30 min utes county police said. Marshall and a passenger suffered minor injuries. Jacob a unhurt but his wife Carlotta 1& was treated for a Chin braise pretty boy was in swathed also a cuddled. His girl Friend min scampered away in the Eon fusion Aad Wuu room at Las reports. Tel Star launching slated for late May Washington up the civilian space Agency Hopes to launch the first experimental communications satellite next month. Edward h. Morrow head of the United state information Agency Usia. Said the Tel Star Satut probably would be launched tothe latter part at