European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes log 3 on Mory 22 kick do blow d Cupi 4 Ben . New television medical shows Cap nominations for emmy lading one for Star Edwards for Best a Fonn series by an actor. A Long time Staple in were unnoticed by Theof television arts and Pite the fact Bonan Wagon train still run Casey and or. Kildare up for the 4irst time on at tubes this season but Only the forerunners of of medical shows planned coming other program to get nomination was Victoria on the hallmark Hall of for which Julie Harris for Best single per by an actress n a title Dick Powell show up seven nominations addition to Edwards for Ben other actors nominated for Factor in a series were k. G. The High principled Joie the defenders Jackie to the Navy doctor in Hen George Zaharis moving of route 66," and Paul Burke City ice Broadway. Star Shirley already with j an Oscar of credit was nominated As Best i in series for Hazel car for Pete and Berg for the Gertrude show Donna Reed for the Reed show and Marylou search for i will be presented May 22.nominees for Best support Factor in included George c. Scott,w1en he said decline a nomination for Hostler a movie in which because he Felt Oscar were arrived at ii he was tabbed performance is a doctor info Ben Casey called Ilber iceman for the Best program were Ben Gas defenders the Dick show naked City an programs people on Alcoa premiere at Aogle part of ten of the year " Garland show Vincent _ _ i self portrait Biog of Bookie joint on lbs Victoria Eegina Andin my those for Best single perform ran actress were Ethel wat night Sweet blues Inger Stevens the tomatoes Suzanne image on Geraldine Brooks yesterday on bus toy Anan Berle Doyle against on the Dick Powell pm a Donald in " Victoria Lee margin in people " a Price of tomatoes and Mickey Rooney somebody s waiting on the Powell for beat comedy pro Gram were the Andy Griffith show the Bob Newhart show Gar 54, where Are you Hazez and the bed Skelton show to variety programs were the Gary Moore show Edie Adams pre Oscar show april 9 Perry Como s my Etc Hall the Judy Garland special and Walt Disney s won nominations Kerful world of network Competition National broadcasting co. Took 54 nominations Columbia broadcasting sys tem 45, and american broadcasting company got 35. There were 28 shows As the coverage of John Glenn s orbit flight and the Jacqueline Kennedy White House tour did t come up for consideration because of a pooling of Talent Sand efforts. Taft Hartley Law revision urged by Kennedy advisers Washington a presiden Kennedy s labor management advisory committee has recommended Broad revision of the Taft Hartley Law procedures for handling emergency strikes including tit or space age envoy student elected Dpi Taylor a has been elected a at of the distributive clubs of America. By United press International maj Gherman s. Titov is a clean Cut amiable Young Man with gift for flying and the arts and proven skill As a Goodwill ambassador for the soviet and his 24-year-old wife Tamara bring to the United state that feeling of wholesomeness and Charm that has served the soviet cosmonaut so Well in previous trips to East Germany outer Mongolia and Indonesia. Titov 27, is the son of a Village school teacher. His father brought him up on music painting and the poet Pushkin. Space delegation he is in the United states As a member of a soviet space delegation. He was the second Man to successfully orbit the Earth in space vehicle speeding around the Globe 17 times last Augustin the course of his stay Titov. Is to meet . Astronaut it Coljohn h. Glenn jr., the first Amer ican to is also expected to encounter hundreds if not thousands of Ordinary americans. It was h certainty hell turn the same Charmon them that he has already shown in other Goodwill trips for the soviets. If he addresses any meetings Hewill undoubtedly stick to his usual practice of talking without note sin articulate faultless russian. Agile speech his agile speech and feeling for the arts create an air of refine ment about Titov who was born in the Small Village of tatar Okain the mountainous Altai Region of father Stepan brought the future cosmonaut up on a steady diet of culture. Stepan who combined a fond Ness for the violin with a near adoration of Pushkin named Hisson after the hero of Pushkin s the Queen of he named us daughter Zemfira after the hero of the poet s cosmonaut went to school in Siberia skiing several Miles each Day during the Winter to at tend his daily lessons. Sports fan he is said to have always enjoyed sports and to have been unenthusiastic organizer of Folk fighting contests at Village is now studying Engineer in at Zhukovsky military Academy and his work reportedly keeps him quite joined the Young comm. Nest league and later went on to military aviation school from which he was graduated in 1957. Along with maj Yuri Gagarin the first Man to orbit the Earth he it now member of the supreme soviet the parliament of the .s.r. Shortly after graduation Tito broke an Arm and this reportedly caused some difficulties when so Viet cosmonauts were being married Tamara april 24, 1958. She is an attractive girl whose interests Range from he studies at medical school to music and literature As to the soviet press they met when she was working in a regimental cafeteria. This led muscovites to joke that Russia girls Are now flocking to work in military canteens in Hope of get Ting husbands. The Titova have no children having lost their Only child eight months after it was born. Flowery Welcome soviet cosmonaut maj Gherman s. Toto Waves a bouquet at welcoming crowd at new York s Idlewild air port on his arrival in the . With Titov Are his wife Tamara right and soviet ambassador Anatoly to Brynn behind mrs. Titov. United Preas International photo parachuted Back to Earth from space Titov says Powers to recommend settlement terms. The report was nearly unanimous among the Industry labor and pub Lic members composing the com Mittee Henry Ford it head of the Auto firm bearing his name objected to most of the proposed changes saying the present National emergency provisions have had remarkable Success in fulfilling their intended changes were proposed in t h present 80-Day injunction pro visions of the Law. The president instead would be authorized to direct the parties involved to continue or resume operations i whole or. To the extent practicable in part for periods up to 80 Days. The committee also recommended that the strike Banning provisions of the Law could delimited in the future to Only parts of industries in which the National health or safety is affected. The i Law now requires that a strike ban i must be applied throughout the i affected Industry or not at All. I Only in the went the president Sno strike order in National Emer gency disputes was violated would he then seek an injunction to end a walkout. The settlement recommendation proposed to be authorized in major strikes is contrary to the pres ent Taft Hartley Law provisions which specifically ban such Settle ment recommendations. Labor Secretary Arthur j. Gold Berg chairman of the advisory committee told newsmen that the i president will give the report serious consideration in framing proposals for Congress. The advisory committee decide to put Over for further study Industry contentions that some lab Runions have developed monopoly Power that should be curbed by algal ban against Industry wide bargaining. The Issue provoked hot argument in the committee. The committee however decide that it will make this matter the subject of a subsequent report. New York maj Gher in s. Titov the soviet Cosmo naut who orbited the Earth 17times, revealed that he parachuted to the ground after Bis spacecraft re entered the atmosphere. It was about the Only significant bit of information disclosed by the 27-year-old russian at a news con Ference before american and for eign correspondents there had been previous speculation that Titov a Vostok ii landed on Earth with him still in the capsule. Tlatov also reported seeing mysterious flecks of Light in space similar to those american Astro naut it col John h. Glenn or. Saw. He said that this would be the attend coast guard Academy Nedy complained that he saw no negroes the Academy Ca dets marching in ills 1961 inaugural " " the four near of of Fred. Place sin 5ptember Ashman class Nave me All the read Zitoy education requirements. They Stul must Passa pays local examination however. In addition to the four a fifth Ila negro to on the Academy s second Crotee list and could get an a Point omit u Kwh of Thow on the prime list either fail their physicals of decide to attend other schools the coast guard academy1 Vlades a four year course leading the a Bachelor of science degree in engineering. Only one negro Ever was admit Ted to the Academy in 1966andhe withdrew after developing a kidney ailment in Lus Sophomore year. First thing he would ask Glen when the two meet in Washinton at a space for the t my fireflies Glenn reported seeing in space Toto said he also saw them at different Points in his Are very much like the Snow in the Christmas night he better to exports asked Washington communications up federa commiss Ion said. And it May happen that this states. Chairman Newton n. Minow has urged television producers to Export better programs to foreign countries. Minow said that us. Ambassadors have reported that som american television program shown abroad have conveyed a very bad impression of the United will be the first question i m go ing to put to colonel Glenn about what he has seen in the think that the things that col Onel Glenn has seen and a so those things i have just talked about Are of the same he described As nonsense re ports that he had become unconscious at any time during his 45-hour, 18-minute orbiting of the eath Titov also said he never suffered any loss of vision. Asked when the soviet Union would make the launching of its astronauts open to All the worlds were those of the three Amer ican astronauts Titov said that would take place when disarmament was said soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev had previously note that the soviet boosters used to orbit their space Craft were of military significance Alae disarmament is the que ton of questions Titov said. The acc chairman said the for eign Market offered a great Chance to show the world what kind of people we Are and what our freedoms Are what out traditions Are instead of giving them nothing but blood and Thunder i now appeared on a radio Tele vision interview with sen. Hugh Scott a a. For use on Pennsyl Vania to stations. Drunk driving penalty awaits Ramon Novarro Van Guys Calif up us a film idol Ramon Novarra a Watt appear in court May 4 or sentencing on a Misdemeanour Drunken driving charge. Novarro who played Ben Hur inthe original film of out tuna is free on j276 Ball. He we convict March 36 on a polio report w Gard lag a minor cart Eta bet nay to Al car and
