European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 31, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 7 has nominated a Force general officers Ilion in temporary Grad of higher re John k Gerhart i was bad for promotion to full placing Gen Laurence s. Juttie Worth american air iconic. T to  and new assign i Mark e. Bradley jr., a full general. In is new As commander of the.ogjsl4cs come Bradley the Post of Gen wll a Mekee who is becoming. Aii _. Ii or gift i fat Omeri Strother also t to be Stull general emf air Foice. Trother now Ichter Astaff " fir opera ,1 replace Don Clark a Vas ii a.  Tomary committee and the standing group. Fifth David a Burchinal was item to be a lieutenant Gen Sahdi assigned to1 take Over " a current t Post. Maj Gen also was Nom a for lieutenant general re no Bradley As vice chief of  it i Stone was bated for promotion to Kjeu general and reassignment Force Deputy chief of staff. & is now superintendent of the Sec Academy and will be re Liny maj Gen Robert h. War n Gabriel to Disosway Pownder of the tactical Lwell succeed Strother put chief of staff Tor air operations in Charlesb Westover Tiomi Natch for lieutenant Gen if and assigned to the tactic and l backs broadening of political costs support Menti Edv a is tax Aid for Campaign gifts i Al a. Washington a presi Dent Kennedy has recommended to Congress legislation for a sys Teni of tax incentives for Politica Cottri Buoris. J in letters to. Vice president Lyn Doft b. Johnson1 and House speaker John Mccormack a mass or. Kennedy said it is essential to broaden the base of financial sup port for candidates and parties. In these Days when Public in Terest demands Basic decisions so essential to our Security and sur Vival Public policy should enable presidential candidates to free themselves of dependence on Large contributions of those with special interests the president  said that if the financial burdens of presidential campaigns Are to he widely shared some sys tem of incentives must be established to encourage Brond solicitation and giving. He proposed that the following alter natives be Avail Able to the taxpayer a Tux credit against Federal in come tax for 50 per cent of contributions up to a maximum of $10 in credits a  lax deduction for political contributions for the full amount sea lion Ionics in like a Lamb Cincinnati George the wandering sea lion is Taack in Cap tax Ity caught through its own playful nature and a fondness for canned Salmon. George a fugitive from a Huntington . Amusement Park was in route Down the Ohio rive when it spotted the Cincinnati based towboat Claire a Beatty. I saw ., coming. From the  said Pilot Fred Walker. I could just see  head. Then he flapped in the water i thought he was a Turtle but he was really flying. He can easily out swim this boat the sea Hon playfully jumped aboard the towboat and that led to its downfall the Crew in tided it to a Cabin with a can of Salmon and shut the door while there it consumed three cans of Salmon and four quarts _ of milk help sent after the vessel reported the capture near rising Sun ind., the Cincinnat zoo sent an animal keeper and an assistant with a. Cage to pick up the wandering sea lion \ George went off to the Cincin Nati zoo in the Back of a station Wagon an i in ominous trip for the Annial that playfully Cavor Ted along 200 Miles of the Rev Era since Friday the sea lion made itself known to private boat operators All along the River. In worked its Way through a half dozen locks and dams. It had Moocher a. Handout of hamburger sunday afternoon from the Crew of a pleasure boat near Lawrenceburg Clyde shool it 71, of Tiik hi., shows off Ida bit farm tractor Luat Sull ruin. It uses so Gallons of fall a Day at Jean  Onicki operate it ooh at the controls and the r at the Stoi Erluff i Hool. The Radiator holds Udo Gabon in of water a Loor of Lender Cen Glne to Start the machine each by under with raw United prow International photo George had left a Huntington amusement Park Friday by jump ing a 4-foot Barrier and following a Creek into the Ohio., at the Cincinnati zoo of Fiolas said George would go into Isola Tion because of possible contamination from eating Ohio River  at Camden Park in Hunting ton said they would Senda truck to Cincinnati to bring their wandering sen lion Back this Pond and its mate Jennie. Ohio Bell Union agree on 9.4-cent wage hike Cleveland a the communications workers of America Al Cio and the Ohio Bell Telephone co. Have agreed on a average 9.4-cent hourly pay in crease which is expected to set the pattern for 700,000 Telephone com Pany employees throughout the country. Ohio be subsidiary of Amer ican Telephone & Telegraph co agreed on the 3% per cent hourly increase affecting 16,000 employees in Ohio. The agreement negotiated As a wage reopened in an existing three year contract is the first in the Bell system on a contract entered into in Matiy 1960. The first agreement traditionally has set the pattern for the system. The agreement is not subject to ratification by Union membership. It is expected that the Union s International executive Board will approve the agreement As a Pat Tern for the system said Martin j. Hughes Ohio director for the Union. Wage reopening clauses in con tracks involving six subsidiaries of the Parent company have expired they Are with Illinois Ami North Western Bell Cincinnati & suburban Bell Wisconsin Bell new Tor sey Bell and Potomac Bell. Seven teen other companies will negotiate wage  this your. The agreement a nips pay up to 12.5 cents hourly depending on Job classification and size of the Tow i. Top craftsman rates involving the majority of workers went from $128 weekly to?133. The maximum for operators was raised from St to $81, and for service representatives from $87.50to $91.00. The wage settlement is not inflationary said Hughes. It is within the limits requested by president Kennedy at a meeting with our Union at the White House. The current annual payroll for All Ohio employees is approximately $116 million said Hughes. The new contract will increase the purchasing Power of Ohio Bell employees by 54 million. Mob s Heitic Luncie yell Blieese ii at 1st sign of goes new York a , attorney Frank o Connors id he has evidence hat mob sters Ore turning mice Loose in Beauty Parlours in their efforts to organize the beauticians in a Union. O Connor said he expects to pre sent evidence Toa grand jury that a new Union has use threat extortion and overt action in its organic info efforts and that Racket , Are running the Union. Declining to name the alleged mobsters o Connor said they Are associates of Joe Profaci who recently has been described As feud ing with the Gullo Brothers gang in Brooklyn. Coeds gird for future Vantie hauls Louisville by Cap no practice drills tire planned but from now on coeds at the Ulver sity of Louisville should know exactly what to do if he fire Norm s sounds two blasts 5 mrs Doris n. Stokes clean of women. Issued hits printed card to All female students subject future Pantie  Case of any future Pantie raid a the f t re i i Arm w ii i be Sou n clod twice and each girl ii to go immediately to her room. Turn out her lights. Close the blinds. Lock the  no Yelling or talk ing out the window mrs. Stokes said a raid by some mule members last week note them Only one a nor of unmentionables but substantial. Dim age was done to dormitory windows. Lawmaker will get new Bare facts Jackson miss. Up Stittle rep. Roy Strickland has been promised 72 issues of a nudist the Promise came from the Edi Lor of the Magazine who hear about i Mitch of such publications being Takt a from Strickland s desk at the Capitol last  Hud the literature to pass out to  colleagues during an invest Gatton into pornographic ii Tern lure. Of the contribution up to n Maxi mum of $750 for Ench tax return. This means., that a. Taxpayer who contributed $20 could use half of that amount As a direct credit on  tax Bill. A larger contributor could deduct up to 5750 a a a from taxable income just As he could claim a deduction for a de pendent interest Etc. The proposals Are along the lines of suggestions made in a recent report by a bipartisan commission on Campaign costs. However the commission recommended a tax deduction lip to $1,000. The contributions eligible for tax benefits would include the remade to the National committee of a political party or to a Politico committee designated by the National committee to receive such contributions in each  tax incentive program is an Effort to encourage political giving As educational and Chari table giving has been encouraged for Many years by tax benefits or Kennedy said additional Tecot it is designed to give party solicitors an additional tool to help stimulate individuals to contribute Money. In Nonelle Coloni As Well As election years or. Kennedy also recommended the repeal of the present ?3 million Federal limit on receipts and expenditures by political committees operating in More than one state. He said the present ceilings have proven to be ineffective and that existing practices violate the spirit if not the letter of the Law. He said full and effective disclosure of where Money comes from and goes in campaigns is the Best Way to control both excessive contributions and unlimited expenditures. Or Kennedy also proposed the temporary suspension in 1964 atthe equal time provision of the communications act with respect to presidential and vice presiden tial  recommended the temporary suspension of the equal time Rule in 1964, rather than its outright re peal so that Congress could have the Opportunity to review Broad casting and Campaign practices As they occur under changing conditions. Cannon tests concert Hall new York t a p a Cannon like those used in starting yacht rect a and sounding louder t h an any heard in the "1812 overture " roared in the new philharmonic Hall  flaming Roar added the acrid odor of Gunpowder to the smelt soc plaster and freshly sawed Wood As the acoustics of the halt in the Lincol race n Ter for t he perform i no arts were  $15.4 million 2,612-seut Struc Ture is sche Luied to open sept 23 is � unit of the sprawling Center still under construction. The Hall s first audience consisted of  news non. Mostly of the music and Orch lecture press. More Atlantic air traffic Washington Tupi aviation doily reported that april traffic across the Atlantic was 15.3 per cent higher than in april last year. The number of passengers carried was 140,592 comp Oreill with 121,928 a year ago Portland area tired of Dave bombing Crow c5 Portland. Ore. A a Crow that drops rocks on youngsters has drawn the Wrath of mothers in a northeastern Portland suburb. They told sheriffs deputies that shorty the Crow must go. It. Also pulls hair dive bombs children and dogs greets each Dawn and other neighbourhood activities with loud cows and in general makes a pest of itself. The women complained shorty is the pet of the William h. Free family which has four children. They have had Short two years. It sometimes follows them to  occasions it hates escort for the family car. Free admitted shorty could fee a trial soothers. Well do something. Maybe shorty s wings ," .