European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 8, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse A May 8, 1962 the stars and stripes Page 5 lives have it mate a Wib k in White marriage the form of divorce while for w h i the marriages two third seated separations. Luss Patent tying told Futon up Fri do a. Edgar Hoover said the once legally purchased of newly 70,000 . Govern patents within it two week in the Trade Magazine Security Hoover said file Purchase of governments a Good source of info the the russians be instance the soviet gov it purchasing commission Washington. ordered of 5,610 he said i the same time the soviet lesion new York office Pur copies of 18,000 patents. Days later. Hoover said Washington Headquarters or copies of More than 5,000patents, while less than weeks later another 41,000were the russians Are Alert seeking to find r e c r t s in Industrial i a labourer an Eri Tai administrative official his Job the soviets him a Noemi True recruit a actor Bas been divorce Conroy Hel would up Tang time without talking conceded original cover up was mistake Ike admitted Blunder on v29 Story says new York up former president Dwight d. Eisenhower has admitted that the unite states blundered in originally denying the u2 flight of Franci Gary Foneri look Magazine said. In an article by Washington news men David Wise and Thomaa b. Ross it said that or. Eisenhower conceded in a filmed television interview that it was a mistake to claim that Powers plane was on a weather Mission and had strayed off interview was set for Tele cast . 23, 1961, but or Etsen Hower s admission was Cut from the broadcast at the insistence of his son and aide it col John Eisen Hower look said. It added that the former presi Dent privately conceded that his administration had become Over confident about the u2 operations. The u2 nights look added provided a basis for or. Eisenhower s policies for years convincing the president that the so called bomber and missile gaps were fiction and that the soviet space advances were not As spectacular As they seemed. The article also said that Allen Dulles former Central intelligence Agency chief offered to be the Scapegoat and resign once the United states decided to admit the u2 flights. But or. Eisenhower re fused to let him it said. Top winners Leaden in the National Sci ence far intent tonal Competition at Seattle Wash Are shown with adm Albert m. Bledsoe us re of Altman of judges at their annual banquet they Are irom left front Bette Jane Wykoff qua Eitown Donna Gene Hayes Maumee Ohio Marcoe m. Jacobs Lea ,. Bledsoe Jue Lodle Macleod Williams Chateaugay . Vicki Lynn Harper. Leonta Haberly Schwoon Lake . Back Row Richard l. Falwell Rockville my. Frederick , Sylvan la Ohio Gary Paul Wulfsberg Cedar rapids Iowa Leonard s. Roerts jr., an Arbor Mich. Bohart tymme Houston Henry Lester Teaneck n.j., and Charles Dryden ii Falfurrias Tex. Associated press photo teen age scientists honoured at fair Seattle Wash. Up awards were passed out at Tho 13th National science fair inter National held her in conjunction with the Seattle worlds fair. Three Hundred and eighty seventeen age scientists took part in the Competition. Awards were made i botany chemistry and biochemistry Earth and space sciences Medicine and health physics mathematics and computers an zoology. First awards were presented to Maryce m. Jacobs 17, Las Cruces ., for her project fungal eco Losy of Tula Bette Jane Wyckoff 17, Quaker town a Donna Gene Hayes 18, Maumee Ohio experimental study of nuclear structured melodic Macleod Wuh ams. 18, Chateaugay ., research int congenital Hydro la ectoderm Al Lynn Harper 16. Leona us pituitary physiology As studied by a tymme 17, Houston Tex., nutrient passage through Plant grafts As tested with radio Gary Paul Wulfsberg 17, Cedar rapids Iowa discovering new compounds of chromium and Lee Falwell. 17, Rock Otlie md., spot cycles of Jupiter and Frederick a. Dombrose 17, Syl la. Ohio psychophysiology of color Sjoerds jr., 16, Annar Bor Mich the design construction and operation of a three Inch freon Bubble Henry Allen Lester 16, Tea neck n.j., modulating Micro Waves by varying the plane of polarization with Charles Lee Dryden ii 17, Falfurrias Tex., for derivation of the general form of divisibility functions for types of Lewis b i n o t h Haberly 17, Lake ., investigation ust Iii l in Joe s blood ,#06" the mod his Droop of dogs four went conclude the prize bloodhound had lost his. But then police caught up with one of the fugitives Franks Cott who told Oil on Joe. Scott said that far from losing the scent Joe had outrun the entire pack and had caught up with to the tug Tive said that Joe seemed of Friendly and so glad to see him that he chanced patting the seemed to please Joe even More Scott said so he simply tied him up. Officers had Scott describe the area where he and Joe had made friends and set out to in the dog. There sure enough was Joe tied to a tree the disgrace of the manhunt. Of the hearing ability of the Brown All of these winners will receive wish awards of $100 Worth of scientific equipment or books of their own Choice. Second honors and $75 wish awards went to Mleko Asada 18.kyoto, Japan Judith a. Rygolski 17, Cleveland Ohio Helen a. Ber Nard 17, Yonkers. . Deboral Chase 16. New York Trudy Virginia Noller 17, Berkeley. Calif. Furney Todd or. 17, Wen Dell . Jon Gardner Wilkes is Little Rock. Ark. Ary Wayne Carnes 17, Marlon and. Cha Leslloyd Schmidt 17, Austin. Tex William e. Murray jr., 16, Rock Vine my Robert Lee Williams. 17. Roanoke a. Phillip Ray Lawson,16, Ruston la. William Leonard fuck Ned jr., 16, Atlanta a. On tax matters he put self first Topeka Kan. A Federal judge Arthur j. Stanleyjr. Has imposed a $1.000 Fine on Roger . An attorney who said he was so Busy making out income tax returns for clients he failed to flit returns on his own income for 1957 and 1958,Stanley Coso imposed a one year prison term but suspended it an put Lovett on probation for three years Lovett lives at Mcpherson Kan., at formerly was county prosecutor. He pleaded guilty. The government contended he made $31,750in two years. Congressman gives mute testimony Washington Cap a made a speech in the House of representatives without speaking n word. Rep John . Davis d-ga., spoken the sign language of the deaf and mute to the senior class of the Georgia school for the deaf of Cave Springs a. The House was not in session and the boys an girls sat in seats of the absent congressmen. Davis Learned sign language to communicate with his father John Camp Davis of Rome ga., an at Torney who had lost his hearing explains operation Davis explained to the class How the House operates. Then each of the students starting with John i Ford of can Tonga class president sat in the chair of House speaker John w. Mccormick. A mass. Liere the faced the state Seal of Georgia directly opposite the speaker s boys and girls asked Many questions with their nimble fingers where does the president come into the chamber who announces him they got a laugh when Davis told them the House doorkeeper who booms out the president of the United states misnamed fish bait William fish bait Miller. Woman speaker they wanted to know of woman would Ever be speaker of the House and if one has Ever Aat there. The congressman predicted some Day there will be a woman speaker and added that women members of Congress including rep. Irli stitch d-ga., sometimes reside it the request of he route to Washington the Stu dents stopped at Monticello va.,where they had a special tour of Thomas Jefferson s Home inc officer oks co to merger Washington a a two year old bid by the Chesapeake a Ohio railway to gain control of the Baltimore & Ohio the nation s oldest common Carder has won approval of an interstate Commerce commission hearing examiner. It was a major step in the nationwide trend toward merger of railroads a pattern that to the East has developed toward a sys tem of three big co takeover of the b4feo through an Exchange of Stock would be a first step toward a eventual merger. However both railroads would maintain separate identities and to a Large extent separate organizations. Oust . Income tax says miss. Senate Jackson mists. Fun the Mississippi Senate passed a Resolution asking for an amendment to the . Constitution to eliminate Federal income and gift taxes. The group approved tit proposed Liberty amendment Winic of Tali for the government to get tit of private
