European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 9, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes a in Day May 9, pulitzer prizewinner a driving Force at 8 Santa Barbara Calif. A Thot juju m. Storke who has won free for editorials about 1he John Birch society. Is remarkable Man in Many ways. At 46 a normally still puts in six to eight hours a Day six Days a we publishing his newspaper the Taifita Barbara news press a is or. Santa Barbara a Force to just about anything that happens in sprawling Santa bar Bara county an , senator a Long time Power in the demo cratic party perhaps the first pub usher to speak out forcefully and at length against the Birch society. Storke said i was greatly Dis Turbed when i saw what Rober Welch and his John Birch follow ers were doing to create dissension and animosity in Santa Bambara the John Birch society has As much a place in our political spec Trum As any other political group. But it is the duty of our citizens and newspapers to insist that our political give and take be carried on in the open with Honor and  on Jan. 22 and 23, 1961, in two front Page articles the news press devoted columns to exploring the status and background of the controversial  society led by Welch of Belmont mass., has a membership described As ultraconservative. The Storke inspired series accused the society of using communist style techniques to fight communism and of indiscriminate character assassination. Storke followed up in february of 1961, with a series of editorials that included Auch remarks us How can anyone follow a Leader absurd enough to Call former president Eisenhower a dedicated conscious agent of he communist conspiracy Storke pulled no punches in the first Birch editorial which followed up on the series of  Sample a newspaper would bed Reu in its duty if it did express i opinion of the Way the society organized and the tactics of if employees. First let there be mistake about this com munis must be opposed vigorously. ,. But that does Lead logical to the conclusion that to tit communism at Home we i throw democratic principles methods into the Ash can _ adopt the techniques of the a themselves., Detroit tries to to keep Highway Safe dets soit up thousands of motorists paraded before television Here a part of an experimental program to increase expressway  experts termed the Experiment the first of its kind in the nation in  engineers in a control room near this John Lodge expressway inaugurated the program during a traffic Rush Here. Their assist ants wire a Battery of television cameras and a big computer. Through these devices the watched traffic on the Busy sex . Has set off 200 nuclear explosions since 19 press Way. By flicking buttons on a Contra Board they lit signs that told Drivers How fast to go and which lanes to use we had to turn on the red a Only once and then Only for Brief Altae when a car stalled in one of the traffic lanes a traffic official raid. The red a tells Drivers no move to a different lame. By watching the 14 television sets engineers can see the traffic Washington a the United states has fired More than 300 nuclear shots since the first explosion m 1945, ranging from Little Sai Ety Experiment devices up to shots with & Force of 150 million tons of Energy. Contained in a new Issue of the nuclear weapons effect handbook issued by the defense department and atomic Energy commission tuesday night is a listing of what appears to be virtually All nuclear detonations by the United states plus those reported or known to have been fired by other nations up to last fal. The , list consist of 155 fir Ings of developmental test and combat weapons including the two used against Japan and sex world court weighs . Peace costs United nations . Cap the 15-Judgb world court is be ginning a study of How the United nations should pay its peace keep ing Bills. The presiding judge is a polish communist. Members include so Viet ., British French and Jap anese jurists. Silting in the Hague the court has ordered Oral hear Ings on specific questions Are the costs of keeping peace in the Congo and in the Arab Israel Borders areas legitimate expenses of the .? Are those costs to be paid by All members of the United nations on a percentage basis set by the general Assem Bly the . Contention in debates Here. In a 33-Page Brief and in the Oral arguments being prepared by a Harvard lawyer is  pattern on n 3.2-mile stretch of a so Fol bloc says  it has to  c-.j-. Refused to pay anything to those costs and caused a financial  insists that Only the Security Council can approve such costs. Fits View is upheld the soviet Union could kill any peace action it opposed by using its Security Council veto. Some Western oriented countries including France Portugal and the freeway. Sensing devices on 21 sets of overhead signals located along the freeway measure the number and Speed of cars passing below. The data is fed into a com Puter in the control roam if traffic gets too heavy or something goes wrong like the stalled Chat engineers can see it instantly Ion the to screen. The flick of a Button changes the Green Laie Clear arrows to a red a r we Lith Means the Lane is the same overhead lights can regulate i he Speed of autos from a Normal 55 Miles per hour to As slow As 25 my a. In Case of Rush . Births increase mortality rate drops a More and fewer died last year than Public health., the provisional Fri ruths is 4,282,000, them Estous number of in i960, end infant fell fam if boo in 3560 to infant mortality rate it in Flo live births. South Africa have supported the soviet View for varying reasons although they differ with the so let Union on most other matters. They also have refused to pay. Other countries have argued that the Jill of  Job is peace keeping and there can be no doubt that the Assembly should collect from 1j members by one formula or another. If the court rules for the . View a number of countries might be influenced to pay their  the court says yes to the questions the soviet Union another countries would have the Choice of paying or forfeiting their rights to vote in the Assembly As provided by the in  if the court toys no a shudder Nini through  of Etc Tell As they contemplate that to Chou North Falls to be pal Viet Nam in Sien Phu fall of Nam tha Arrow shows How pro comm tiniest forces pushed Forward from Muong sing to rapture Nam the provincial capital in Northern lao. Dotted lines indicate the Overland scape route to Houe stil. Shaded areas Are dominated by pro communist and neutralise element in the rebellion torn country. A photo implosions involving at feast swags degree of nuclear material series of safety tests up Tese tember. Not included Are about 30 und a ground explosions conducted in series which. Started late last to Nevada and four Atmo Sph Raj detonations announced thus far the new test series in the nor die the volume include detonation of a nuclear tipped Laris Mihaile. Fired to the Laljit sunday from a submarine. The highest yield reported i Megatons fired in the 1954 ser to the marshal islands Small is 0,2 Kilotons. In a safety series in Neva la in 1958. Detonation in the United stauhs a 74-Kllotor, device set off Nevada in 1957. I. The listing shows 55 nuclear tests by Russia through Marche 1958. These Are tests detected bythe United suites and reported by Russia and very Likely do in clude All shots which May Havi gone undetected or unannounced am total tops 100 the Novara a Emylya Island series conducted by the soviet Union last Fau added an estimated 50 to the russian Tot bringing the Overall count up to More than100. The russians 1961 fall series in � eluded supers shots among them one estimated officially by the United states to have pro Ducet a yield of 58 Megatons Britain has fired 21 shots Sevea of their in the megaton Range since starting nuclear weapon d4 a elopement in 1952. The list shows four detonation for France three identified As 1"Small" and one in the 60 to 7f skit ton class. France announced monday that a fifth atomic device had been exploded underground May 1 in the Sahara it is Likely the court will bring in split verdict plans Moon Landing spacecraft a sure Way to lose sales is to plug a product As being just like moms the government has advised businessmen. Today s younger customers develop their Owett buying habits and tastes and resent anything that might suggest otherwise Accord ing to a Nev Booklet issued by the Small business administration. 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