European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse 3, 1w2 the stars and stripes Page 3 aide reports on Van Allen Belt s closeness space flight know alien radiation Belt for to he Earth thai aught. A leading apace scientist said red discoverer satellites information suggest one Type of radiation Belt May dip ass dose Asto the Earth said or. Richard w. Porter of the National Academy by sciences " Previ Puiyu scientists estimated that the lower limit of the Beltis iome 400 Millss above the Earth. Porter reported on a m e r i c a scientific accomplishments in space during the past year to the com Mittee on space research cos Par of the International coun cil of scientific unions compar which includes scientists of 18 nations is holding a10-Day meeting Here. The conclave attended by 1,000 scientists willbe highlighted by the appearance of russian cosmonaut Gherma Titov and american astronaut John h. Glenn declared that scientific instruments recovered from discoverer satellites after from one to four Days in orbit showed indications of space radiation trapped by the Earth s magnetic Field a close As about in Miles. The Lowee of the two Van Allen radiation belts is believed to extend out to about 4,000 Miles from the Earth. After a Gap in which radiation is comparatively Low an outer Belt is believed to begin a about 8,000 Miles and extend with rather High intensity out to 12,000miles. Both belts named for their Dis signed president signed Jinto Law a Bill Federal a to trigger Ai iof educational television the of 982 million Over period beginning july 1 construction of educational tithe Federal Aid is to be by educational institution nonprofit groups. Bill represented a con pro Between a Senate measure g a $51 million program House authorization of $25 sen. Warren g. Magnuson chairman of the Senate committee said it i a seven year fight to bring wider use of television purposes. Telling set Secretary of health Eduora and welfare would allocate Grants under the Bill. To As wide distribute of of Thea id the Bill sets a $1 Mil veiling on funds provided for one state Gregston a report explain Compro Ifie Bill said that the Federal common la commission 10 years ago re-273 channels for education Only 62 Are in use. Yet Ita minimum need of 1,197 a noels has been indicate surveys. Who must submit applications to the welfare it May be an Agency or supervising education with state a state educational Tva College or University or t groups organized Pri to engage in educational casting i still allows assistance for sex and acquisition of in equipment by educational already in operation. Bull sessions Weed sheep from goats neighbor in fire Elphia up Joseph director of the Atwater led 32 Levittown children to safety As a fire raged in a Ware door left the pupils in car teacher and returned to to take oat some invt e historical mementos. That Long stand of Whittier the baby or the Bern said. A new approach to hiring new York hiring by Bull session is one of the newest wrinkles in business recruiting. Instead of being interviewed separately six or eight new Colleg graduates i Are gathered around a table Given a discussion topic and told to have at it company executives sit word Lessly Nan the sidelines and watch How Well the candidates use words think persuade and win respect from the others around the table. Motes compared the executives Grade the Candi dates independently then compare notes afterwards and decide whom to hire. Jules willing who developed the plan said the system discloses things which candidates Don Treveal in a formal interview. He said it unmasks the Bluffer the Guy who s glib but shallow the Over Riding Type All people who by their nature Are usually Good at making favourable impressions in formal interviews. Conversely it discovers the deep careful thinker who might flunk a formal interview by appearing shy or even stupid. The plan has been used for 18months and willing said year end appraisals of the men selected bit indicate their Caliper is higher than those selected by formal interviews. Boat overturns Man drowns As Swan attacks Cleveland a a Swan described us. Having a mean Streak attacked a boat containing five per sons on a private Lake in suburban Parma and caused an Accident which resulted in the drowning of one is Waldemar f. Rupp 61, owner of the Buckeye publishing co. Police said the 12-foot alumni boat overturned As he tried to shove the Swan other occupants three of them women were rescued by fire men and policemen and taken to Parma Community Hospital. The women were reported to be i Shock. Tried to jump inthe boat had moved to a spot on Evergreen Lake where the Swan s mate was nesting police said. Suddenly the big Bird move toward the Craft and Trad to jump patrolman Emnett math own who jumped into the water with his clothes on to help the victims said the Swan became mean after another of his mate was killed by someone two years ago. The swans purchased by Resi dents have been on the Lake for More than five spot on the Lake where the boat overturned was 10 to is fee deep Mathews said. The Accident occurred about 10 feet from Shore. U. Of new Mexico closes fraternity after 2 arrests Albuquerque . A the i Kappa Alpha fraternity at the University of new Mexico has been closed by the school after two of its members were arrested last week and charged with a number of break ins and Campus bombings there is an abundance of Evi Dence that a sizable number of the fraternity members knew there was contraband material stored in the i Kappa Alpha House As Well As in the est Ufa a secret Campus meeting room condemned several years ago by the Albuquerque fir department University president Tom Popejoy said. The two members arrested were Robert k. St. Claire 21, Honolulu Hawaii the senior class president and Jon Michael 22, Binghamton son 10th child born in governor s family Trenton . A j. Hughes of new Jersey and his wife Are the parents of a 5-Pound. 12-ounce boy the 10thchild in the family. The baby to be named Thomas More and mrs. Betty Hughes 40, were reported doing Well. The Hughes have seven other boys and two girls. N.y., a former student who graduated in february. Dean of men Howard Mathene said the bombs were fashioned by inserting Cherry bombs into Canso household cleaner. He said the exploding Cleanser cans create several Hundred dollars damage at each of four houses on the four houses were those which had members running on a slate headed by a negro candidate for student body president he said. The candidate de Lewis of new York City lost to Dennis ready . The two fraternity members were free on $1,500 Bond each after they were charged with break ins on cum pus looting Coin boxes in All night laundries and bombings a four fraternity and sorority houses prior to last Friday s Campus Elee tons. It is also known Popejoy said that several members of i Kappa Alpha removed some of the Contra band material while accused Mem Bers of the fraternity were still i custody of the he said that More than $2,000worth of items have been recovered by Campus and City police. Popejoy said the fraternity had been ordered to close its House immediately hold no More meeting Sand desist from identifying itself with the University. T j Sare .,a,.and e High com american medical a of lamed face to of ack edic made no ii agree wit thatt and i his the head Ama group agree to disagree and Secretary u Hub Teoff /. Delegation of top official of the Ama spent something Lees than an hour with or. Ken Nedy. Larson said afterwards that Vari Ous medical and health problems were brought up some by them some by the chief executive. Butt what reporters wanted to know was what happened on med ical care for the reported that or Ken Nedy spoke up for the admin Bra Stoa pot Gram of caring for the elderly through the social Security system. Or. Edward r. Annis chair Man of the Ama speakers Bureau presented the Ama Case in of to Litton Larson reported there was positions on either Side nothing in the Way of a Compro Mise suggested or reached and no evidence of the opening up of what reporter called on Avenue of accommodation of opposing , who sat in on the meet ing went along with this he cleared up one thing that the meeting Between the chief executive and the Ama delegation wits at or. Kennedy s initiative. The president Ribicoff 3aid, indicated to the Ama that All responsible groups have a right to come in and talk with the presi Dent whether they agree or Dis agree with the Secretary said that ,.ken-Nedy left no doubt that he expects the King Anderaon Bill embracing the administration medical care program to win out in con Gress. Covered or. James Van Allen Are believed to encircle the Middle of the Earth with openings Over both poles. Porter declared that in the Pas year the thrill of achieving flight through space by Man himself hastened to overshadow the very sol id scientific accomplishments that Are being made at an Ever increasing rate through the use of space vehicles of Many he said that during 1961, the United states launched More than 300 High Altitude balloons to Heights greater than 15 Miles to make studies of the atmosphere. Shot aloft 866 meteorological rockets to Heights ranging from 40 to 60 Miles above the More than 70 larger but no orbiting rockets including the Nike cajun the javelin and the scout lofted 31 instrumented satellites and deep space probes. Moon emits x Bay Sporter also said that the Moon emits x rays in response to a heavy bombardment it receive from solar and cosmic radiation. These so called secondary x rays Are among he lunar characteristic which the United states wants to investigate with space instrument before it undertakes to land a Man on the Moon and bring him of Russia s leading spec scientists said the soviet Union will launch More cosmonauts into orbit this scientist a. A. Blazon Savov also said Russia experts to put upits first weather satellite this year. Blazon Savov did not indicate the nature of the forthcoming manned flight. There has been speculation the russians will orbit two Man space ships or Send a space Shipon a trip around the Moon. Other lights planned by Russia this year the scientist said include the launching of several unmanned scientific satellites Italy offered to nations Takin part in compar work the use of a base on the Equator to launch satellites. The offer was made by professor Luigi Broglio chairman of Italy s National Institute of space re search and head of the italian delegation. 93 gis on plane declared dead Washington a the army has officially declared the 93 army men in a Pacific plan crash on March 16 to be dead. Until now. They had been Lis Tedas missing. The new designation clears Legal paths for payment of insurance and other benefits. The 93 were passengers aboard chartered Airliner of the flying Tiger line which also carried Viet namese passengers and Crew of 11. The plane disappeared in route to the Philippines. The army said an extensive search had failed to locate any Trace of the plane. President confers with jewish committee Washington up presi Dent Kennedy met for 30 minute with officials of the american jewish committee to discuss discrimination against us. Jews Bot hat Home and abroad. Former sen. Herbert h. Lehman,d-n.y., honorary vice president of the committee said the president was very understanding but we asked for no promises and received Ala. Governor hopeful quits Birmingham Ala. Turd a gov. Albert Boutwe a a with drawn from the Campaign for governor on advice of his physician. Boutwell 55, collapsed at his Homeland was hospitalized for treatment of Complete physical
