European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes i still popular despite divorce 3emits says said an a gov. At Rockefeller in Malta to Pouti Eal popularity Deal Pete in  that bored Bate & co.,advertising Agency Liso material change in  since last i Lef is a candidate for an 1 4tt sote Roor. The Etc in november. _. Seeking reflection on the same ticket with Rockefeller said by own Felt Vertene in campaigning throughout the state confirmed the accuracy of Hie Poi Javitri. Full cussed the poll when asked about a Story in the new York times reporting on it with final figures yet to be assembled javits said that a cur rent Survey indicates that 35 per cent of those who took a position said they would vote Lor Rockefeller and 29 per cent were against him. The remainder were undecided. This was a drop of 2 percentage Points in Rockefeller s popularity by comparison with findings of a1961 Republican poll made before his divorce plans were announced last november javits explained that Rockefeller was not matched against any Democrat to the Survey. Prospective voters were asked Only How the stood on the Republican governor. The 1961 poll indicated that 37 per cent of the Mew York electorate would vote for Rockefeller in the fall of 1962 and 23 per cent would vote against him the times  remaining 40 per cent according to the gop analysis might vote for  those who have seen the prelim Inary results of the latest poll the times said report that the figure shave shifted Only about 2 per cent against the  recent democratic new York state poll indicated that mayor Robert Wagner was favored for governor by s3 per cent of the voters and Rockefeller by fit per cent with 16 per cent undecided Wagner re elected last year to a third successive four year term As mayor has declared that he definitely will not be a candidate for governor. In both gop surveys the time said voters were not asked to choose Between Rockefeller and specific Democrat. Instead they were asked whether they would support Rockefeller or vote against him. $ a mile expects space Conquest deaths i i f m. My a. Americans men la in he Conquest ofas Many died conquer  space official said. A Glinith director of the spacecraft Center for the i aeronautic and space and said the project of the Moon involves Many it complexity pro re entry guidance tidings and Takeoff on the we Are confident these problem scan be overcome Gilruth told newsmen. One of the biggest prob lems is coordinating the Man agencies and industries involved in this vast Complex engineering  statements came at it news conference at a National meeting on manned space flight cosponsored by Nasa and the Institute of Aero space scientists. About 630 scientists attended the three Day con Ference. Three papers dealing with project Dyna soar project Apollo an designs for manned space flights were presented to the scientist earlier in a session closed to the  is a three Man space Craft designed for a trip to the Moon John a Trenholm jr., an official in the a Force project Dyna soar said the Craft for winged re entry to the Earth after space flights is past the initial design stage and drawings Are now being released for construction Walter Burke vice president of Mcdonnell aircraft corp., said the gemini two Man spacecraft will use a new Type fuel to control its attitude in space. He said the fuel indifferent from that used in the Friendship 7 spacecraft which took it col John Glenn on three orbits of the Earth. Gilruth said the fuel used in Glenn s Craft required a catalyst an agent to make it react while the new fuel requires none. Loss is school gain Fessor diets Way to $16,000 Reward Boston a a College pro fat proved to be Worth per Pound than prize win baby beef. T it set 116 4 pounds of prof. Haig or Iford Rosian will bring Roer Gallege 516,000. Ii months the assistant pro of speech lost 116% pounds m per cent of his total of 342% pounds when he dieting last nov. 3, i he began Marderosian Rue admitted he had lost sight of shoes. Fond pledge the professor in his to lose weight were College pledges ranging from a Nickel for every Pound he would six months. The offers came fellow faculty members and students. Averaged up to about $138pound. At Jib be Eph Antine tread than a sixth of a ton last v a relatively spelt 6-foot stepped on b o s t in Haku official Scales with a Light id step. Arithmetic Isa enter offices showed hard was indeed Emerson s ing enough Money to-2 new student Eaton build same time the year indicated that now own it Cook the announced it has de a it Jofh ipe Edi electronic it Slid could re million nine digit so number tit eight Sam the com do or subtract two Mil numbers in that he s got the habit of dieting he can t give it up. He says that even though the six month betting period is Over he is going to keep right on fading away until he Down to a slender 190 pounds. The reason dieting he says visits own Reward in an increased sense of Energy and  took his reduced calories under a doctor s watchful Eye. After losing the first 65 pounds his reduction program began to slow. So he had to Cut Down is die still further because it seems the More weight you lose the fewer calories you require to carry the rest of your weight  by his mail he says Many other persons have been encouraged by his example. New daily paper flits the streets in Minneapolis Minneapolis a a news paper the Minneapolis Dally her Ald has made its initial appearance in this Community of a half Mil lion persons. A decision to publish the paper wag announced just four Days ago two weeks after the Minneapolis Star and Tribune the City s Only general circulation dailies were hut Down As the aftermath of Salabor dispute the first edition a Standard died paper contained 14 pages. It contained local news and pictures some National and world news origin not specified Syndicate comics to listings markets and sports. There were 10 columns of classified kids. The publisher is Maurice Mccaffrey a Minneapolis advertising executive. Jumbo joke crushes big try at Fame new York a a smal California College s plans for the world first intercollegiate ele Phant race has received a jolting blow. The . Coast guard Academy s elephant delivered the kick. Al the time it was Only a White ele Phant Orange state College in Fuller ton calif., which has Only 2,000 students no football team no Ivy and very Little tradition scheduled the race for May 11 As one Way of achieving recognition. The school s recently formed elephant racing club sent invitations to such institutions As the University of Moscow Yale har Vard Smith College and the Redfox military Academy. Name a tip off the coast guard Academy anew London conn., quickly accepted and said it would Airlift its entry to the race via coast guard plane. Academy officials entered her by name which should have been some sort of a tip off  phone Calls. Got to the Point where we Felt it would be Best to come clean said an Academy official in disclosing there is no  now dear old Orange state needs to find another track minded elephant a Gray one if you please. Goths made of paper predicted in few years Waycross a. A dresses made of paper and disposable paper shirts will be worn within a few years a forestry expert , Allen manager of the Wood lands division of the Union bag amp corp., told the fifth annual Ware county forestry festival that paper shirts will be on Sale at Coin operated machines in the near future. . Art  trends Irwi. A2p speak-in.,Lor some trends and entertainment it Dwight d. Elsan a oven final of standards healthy tilt Tat Palm helped  the Greet from his Eisenhower referred to the twist which he said he does not dislike personally and som trends in Art and movies. It does represent Home kind of cottage in our standards he told the son baked crowd of several thousand persons. Comparing scientific and. Tjoa Terui gains in thit Century with what he termed the vulgarity the sensuality indeed the Down right filth he asked i wonder if we have advanced although he was critical of some modern trends Eisenhower said the . Is the strongest nation in. The world America today is the strongest nation in the world and will not be Defeated or damaged by any other nation. Only americans can Hurt  Ada chief Joan p. Boe Fca Bra Deto untversttj1 pro Feasor twas Chwen National chairman of the americana for democratic action at their National Conven Tion in Washington. A Kennedy voices opposition to 5-year census Washington up the Kennedy administration has voiced opposition to legislation which would require a National census every five years. The Constitution requires a Cen sus every 10 years. A number of state and City officials As Well As some business men have strongly supported a More frequent head count. Raymond t. Bowman assistant director for statistical standards of the budget Bureau told a mouse Post office subcommittee the administration opposed he five year plan. There Are alternatives which have greater Utility and represent a More efficient expenditure a funds Bowman said. Can t understand rep. John h. Rousselot r-callf., said he could not understand How the administration Ould justify its opposition Bowman replied that a Large number of special purpose censuses and regional population estimate would be More effective than a general census every five years. The subcommittee headed Byre. David n. Henderson . Has held hearings on the proposal in Chicago los Angeles and new York Frankfurter illness May delay court Washington Cap a Short handed supreme court struggling to wind up to difficult term bythe end of june May put off some of its major decisions until next fall. Justice Felix Frankfurter s announcement that he will delay his return to the High Bench until oct. 1 caused increased speculation that the next two months May not bring final rulings on some of these issues is reciting a prayer in pub schools a violation of the Constitution does the Clayton antitrust Law require separation of two giants in the shoe Industry brow shoe co. And a r. Kinney co.? May a corporation officer be prosecuted under the s h e r m a antitrust Law for acts perform Din the course of his official duties t were civil rights of nine per sons violated by their contempt convictions for refusal to answer questions of congressional commit tees what division will be made of Waters of the Colorado River in the face of claims by booming Southwest states and their Mil Lions of residents retirement pot Back court Justice Charles we Tuker s retirement due to ill health april 1led the court to put Over 13 cases for re argument next fall. Frankfurter s decision to rest until the new term seemed to strengthen predictions that More cases will be added to the list for re argument Frankfurter suffered stroke like illness at his desk four Days after Whitaker retired. He was reported to be continuing his steady improvement Frankfurter and who taker along with justices Tom c Clar Kand John m. Harlan were regarded by Many As the court s conservative members. Sixty argued cases still a awaiting decision. This opens the possibility that what is considered the court s Liberal bloc chief justices Earl Warren and Justice Hugo. Black William o. Douglas and William 3. Brennan could hav great bearing on final votes in May and june. White s views unknown Justice Byron r. White Succes Sor to Whittaker heard arguments in is cases and thus can Tike Partin deciding Only that thumb str out of the total go. Hta judicial View remain to be heard Sines he has not yet shared in any opinion. Justice Potter Stewart has Beena swing Man in Many decisions. Sometimes voting with the Liberal group and again siding with the conservatives. Thus in 42 pending cases tha four liberals appear to be read to carry decisions their Way. However Veteran court observers Are always Quick to Point out that predicting the votes of any group of Strong willed supreme court justices is As hazardous As predicting next a month s snowfall