European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 31, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes thursday May on to those coats1" $0e&n94 look like be much warmer a by Peter Foleti St writer Wiesbaden Germany ass North coastal areas will have a european weather for the month of May wag plagued by ice saints old spells for june the harass could be in the form of european summer monsoons a states june 20.rage highs above 70. Most of Spain and Italy have highs Over 80, As does coastal North Africa. Flying tigers set new service $80 new York flights slate Frankfurt special a . Airline has announced a series of one Way flights Between Frank Furt and new York for approximately $80 a  Tiger airlines said Here that the flights will Start june 10 and there will be about three week to new York until the Middle of August. One Way flights from new York to Frankfurt will be available in August and september. A flights to be made in super constellations will carry three flight attendants including a trained nurse and hot meals and warm drinks will be served while in route Over the  $80 fee applies to any passenger wha a seat with children under 2 years of age carried Gratis. The planes used for the group flights a maximum of 118 passengers and flight tune 4new York will be about 16 hours including a it at Shannon Ireland for further information address inquiries to i ing Tiger airlines Rhine main Airport Franl Tomt telephones Frankfurt civil 637244 or 698923&1 june s weather the Label below thaws the Jure climatic data a compiled by Tho 2nd weather win s climatology dial ton tar various european cd tact with wait Unatan. D.c., provided Tor companion. The Flouret Are aver act bated 00 ions term West her record i and should not a interpreted at Force but. For be Cilc to Waits consult your local air weather serv Lre detachment. A. A. High Abitol. High a. Low Abbot. Low avg. Day avg. Day Precup. Temp. Temp. Temp. To rep prep. Clear inches is 67 60 is 54 allans Alheit a Lino bad in Frankfurt London Madrid Munich Parli part week Rome atm Maui Washington . 8s to 70 73 68 84 so ?3 s3 81 84 84 Abitol temp Iob i Oft 89 92 101 88 ios 96 35 97 h2 142 55 51 52 47 61 6764 Abbot tamp 48 54 so 31 39 37 38 38 3fi 34 "48 5s 43 Avo by pro 3 6 1$ 13 14 12 7 17 12 176 ii 13 13 7 3 5 6 i 5 3io 20 10 0.8 0.6 5.6 2.3 2.6 2.1 1.7 4.7 2.1 2.6 1,5 3.4 list than one Day per month or Imp limn 0.05 inches. Six in Europe near East involved army announces of 7 generals 8 cols Washington special new assignments for seven army Gen eral officers and  g h t colonel nominated for promotion to Briga Dier general wore announced Here by Secretary of the army Elvis j. Stahr  of the assignments involve officers currently stationed in Europe or the near  Gen Herbert g. Sparrow senior officers eligible for civil schooling Heidelberg special senior Field Grade officers have been Given until june 15 to apply for advanced civil. Schooling in communications or journalism tsar eur he announced Here. Ithe advanced schooling program which leads to a master s  open to regular army colonels and lieutenant colonels present Lyon the selected list for promotion. Begun in 1958, the program is Amajor source for obtaining High Caliper senior offices for keyword wide army information As Sigme Ntstrom applications submitted for this year s program four officers will be selected. Two will attend courses beginning in september and two will Start next january. The duration of the graduate training is 12 to 18 months de pending upon the officer s under graduate work. Interested officers should Applyby air mail letter directly to the chief of information department of the army. If time permits applications should be endorsed bythe immediate commander con  for application in club be 18-22 years Active service College academic degree and agree ment to serve a four year utilization tour in the information Field following completion of  requirements Wili be waived. Que tons May. Be directed directly and informally to the chief policy and programs division. Chief of information. 2nd Titan so assigned Washington special the second Titan icbms Squadron has been declared operational Accord ing tto an air Force spokesman. Twill join the first Titan unit and seven Atlas squadrons in the deter rent missile team. Army educator looks into my. U. Problems by Bob hover ads Munich Bureau 7. Cd of the 1st Field arty Rig. It. Silt okla., has mimed chief of Maag ineffective in August maj Gen Alden a Sibley,.ington. Has been named to head the mobility come of the Ami Materiel come at Detroit effective in june. F Brig Gen Frank a  ton a Summat Turkey has been a. Signed to he Xiv corps Mian Apolis. Sackton was recently note to rated for promotion to i Jot general. Berchtesgaden go r m a n y is a defense department educator has taken a searching look at the problems confronting the University of Maryland Munich Campus a school which literally has grown like Topsy inthe 12 years since it was founded in 1950 it s a real Tough problem Nom alter How you look it it said or. Edward l. Katzenbach. Deputy assistant Secretary of defense for education and manpower re sources it s it problem that won t go  the army currently is Eft queuing a study of needs for the two year program at the Munich Corn Atzei Ibach who toured the Cam pus situated in the army s Mcgraw Cavern during u Survey of overseas education Fri Lilios i meeting Here with army educators. He Saif it is obvious that the Munich Campus is crowded and that facilities will be even More strained next year when enrol ment increases from 447 to go in Praise of those who organised the Munich program he said i took a lot of ingenuity to put a school like this together and Roget it going. But How Large can a Junior College become Katzenbach said the growing pains suffered by he Munich Cam pus brought up a series of questions just what do we owe dependents what is policy in terms of government education do we have a obligation to Lake every Quali fied student from nil dependent Homes if we do then the facilities Aren t sufficient. And we will have to consider some re budgeting. And we would have to consider Asinas Well As Europe in any Overall  s lad finding Mission Industrial College receives award Washington special vice auth or us e. Rose commandant of the Industrial Coll Geof Ith Aenied fid res has accepted the George Washington Honor medal of the freedoms foundation on  College. V 5 the Awara made to the College for f its National Security seminar. Program for the second year Wasi Sentell at an awards breakfast in the old supreme court chamber of the Senate Wing of the  area organizations honoured by the foundation received awards at the breakfast Freedom foundation said theaward to the Industrial College is for outstanding achievement i helping to bring about a better understanding of the american Way of life. The Industrial College seminars sponsored by local civic business and educational organizations Are held annually in 14 cities through out the country. Two teams of six officers each from the College faculty lecture on a variety of subjects during each  january 1948, when the first seminar was held in new Orleans a total of 224 individual seminars have been conducted with More than 63,000 persons receiving certificates of completion. On dependent schools in Germany France Italy and Spain was suggested by the House defense a prep Ria tons subcommittee and organizations representing overseas teachers. In Munich resident Dean  of. Per said the army will provide additional space for Mary land  during the next school . Army has been most sym pathetic in helping us solve our problems Parr said. A registrar Robert Turner will join the administrative staff at the Munich Campus next fall. Previously registrations were handled through the Heidelberg office of Maryland. Parr. Called the hiring of Turne from the College Park Campus of the University a definite administrative  British to open Apo in Fla. Washington the Brit ish postal administration is about to establish a first in american history when it opens a military Post office at Eglin air Force base Fla. No other foreign government has Ever operated  a Post of fice in the United states the British Post office will sup port a . Joint Trail Force uni which will be stationed at the Florida base for about two years. Similar service an array air Force postal serv ice spokesman told the stars and stripes the new unit at Eglin will provide the same service for United kingdom troops As air Force Post offices do for . Military organizations in England and Scotland. He said the army now has 136apos in 15 countries and the air Force has 172 in 32  a new military Post of fice was opened in Australia. Thea Apos serve More than 48,000 personnel no figure was available for the army. Additionally new postal facilities Are being opened every day1 in Southeastern Asia As a result of increased troop activities there. Undoubtedly we will open More in the very near future the spokesman said. Brig Gen Douglass p.4th army div arty cd has been assigned to he Xvi corps Omaha,neb., effective in july. Quardt was recently nominated for promo Tion to major general. Brig Gen Thomas Lipscomb North Atlantic div engr  i been assigned to the combat development come h it. Belvolrhva., effective m june. Lips conf has been nominated for. Promotion to major general. A Brig Gen Robert a bfancndrfjr., Maag Republic of China has been assigned to he 3rd army it. Mcpherson a effective j july Brig Gen George a ,. I office of the Deputy chief of staff Ifor personnel Washington been assigned to he in Birmingham effective in july. Icon Clarence c. Haug office of the chief of army engineers. Wash  has been assigned to if army Materiel come effective be june. I it Etta will move j col wih am b. Latta he 7tft 1army, has been assigned to the office of the army chief signal officer effective in july. Col Frank c. Norvelt Secretary joint staff he Neucom has been assigned to he 1st army div. Fth Ood. Tex. Col John Dalrymple division Engineer . Army Little Rock  has been a s s i g n e rtt to North Atlantic engr div Newyork effective in july. Col Kenneth a Curtis sense advisor to the Republic of Korea army has been assigned to Tiff army air defense come co Loradel Springs colo., effective in  Eads g. Hardaway co Oittp-8th log come has been assigned to. The he army Materiel conic Washington effective in july. Col Lawrence e. Schlanser co of the 7th army training has been assigned to the test evaluation come Aberdee Ning ground md., effective in col Robert h. Safford chief staff. Us army Alaska Bias assigned to the 1st Field Art i missile Brig it. Sill  Eytive m july. Usan plans school moves Washington special Greenh Ville air Force base,s.c., will Soo be the location for the Medici if helpers course now being Tai Ghl at Lackland fab Tex. Another move slated for september isto move the Usan air ground opera a tons school to Hurlburt feel