European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 1, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes b log 7or ,.to 3ip egress Rubyi Bald possible Uirt it. Combs up to n Elt by Lavera when the top for Al the a Bill All government lowest fare rates. A off order t in paving a much As with Little or no Sacri Ryle or convenience to Washington to Ted the coat of strategic materials in the government s already swollen storehouse crept up again in february the month afro president Kennedy Allerdt for an investigation of possible profiteering an mismanagement in the program. Acquit on costs of i stockpiled materials increased during themohth""by435,000to a total of $8,743,181,060 according to a report made Public by the joint House Senate committee on deduction of non Essen tall f fid Eer a 1 expend in , Harry f. Byrd d-va., chairman of the committee said $12,588,000 Worth of materials bartered for surplus a Griscul Tural products More thin offset declines in some critical materials inventories. Sof 76 materials for which Stock pile objectives have been set Byrd reported 65 Are Bow in excess of the estimated need to tide Essen tial Industry Over a three year National emergency. At current prices the Market value of minerals metals and other substances in four separate Stock piles has been estimated at �7.7 Bil lion. Surpluses total $3,4 billion it was Learned meantime that sen. Stuart Symington s special armed services subcommittee will ask the Senate for $50,000 More to finance its investigation of Vari Ous stockpile contracts Byrd said materials acquired through barter of firm products contributed to surpluses in 36 Goethe 65 minerals metals and other substances for which objectives h rive been , he said 48 materials on the barter list show a highly consistent record of adding to existing surpluses. Since dec. 31,1959,he said inventories of.43 materials eligible for barter have increased and none has agreements already negotiated will continue Pung up surpluses at least through the year beginning july 1, 1963, according to a compilation by the okie of emergency planning gew Waysl com Power tripling ". Ujj to to id More / incr. To Evirt. The strategic air come will go i Noje a Publ Tofe said tidy indicated that 90 perj1commercial 4 sir 1 Tripson officials were made miss to Jam said a defense depart elation re of the Ca was on the ticket said chief clerk Robert Carey hut the of fender could be what can you tin asked j Carey. He paid the Roll War Spanish american wars 1 hand Korea. Grocer i fetus or quit cheating " Jerry m. Jacks who claims he lost his government Job after reporting what he considered misuse of is. For eign Aid materials in he has a new state depart ment Job. A spokesman for the Agency for International development con firmed that Jackis is one of 65 or70 former employees rehired As places were found where the would fit in. The spokesman said about 700 employees of the old International cooperation administration were dropped As that Agency was reorganized into the new Aid Keut commissioner Alberts. Told a news conference hundreds of thousands of a Teai " Cre being by Means of Dis by Cash Register Man Pulat Loneck out Linel in self service film premiere Cor Jackie Middleburg a. Up 1mrs. Jacqueline Kemi Edof was r Given a \ premiere showing at the presi Dent s Glen Ora estate near Here of a color film depicting Virginia s thoroughbred horse Industry. Airliner ban extended on pm portables Washington up the Federal aviation Agency Faa has extended for another year its Rule prohibiting the use of port Able pm radios on commercial air liners. The regulation was put into effect to May 1961, after tests showed such radios could interfere wit certain cockpit navigation equip ment Navy. Sets up eyes ears 011 sea floor Washington up the Navy has installed a television camera Ami hydrophones on the Ocean floor in the Florida Straits to study the activities of Marine animals that interfere with sound detection equipment. The camera and hydrophones Are connected by Power Cable with Bimini Island in the Bahamas. The Navy said it is the world s first permanent deep water biological account ios video research Sta animals such As ship Riiff shrimp and barnacles Emit sound confusing to underwater Rie Tokio systems the Navy said. Some of the sounds Are like those produced by surface and underwater vessels observations will be made a University of Miami scientists through a Glass bottomed boat and by Akin divers. Judge questions jewel collection Denver Upo District court judge Neil Horan has offered a bit of philosophy to Paul Jerry Wisdom 33, charged with marrying his second wife before divorcing his first one wife is a jewel Horan said. Two wives Are a Cross and More of a Burden than most men can to quell smell caused by egg loggers the Foo administration said i odorous True Woad of Rotten its viands Lii Newark . L seek Kielp from a Federal Ald the " Fra officials said the eggs rejected by incubators because they did not Hatch properly were accumulated by Charles j. Wallis operator of u hatchery in Joaquin Tex. A truck owned and driven by William a. Waller of Casper ala., left that Texas City last wednes Day and arrived in Newark Mon Day the Fra left the truck parked on a Street and Larry Sherman of Newark now under indictment in grand rapids Mich on charges of illegally transporting eggs began to drive it away when he was halted by police the Fra related the Federal officials said no charges have been placed against tiny of the individuals to vol de in the Agency has discovered egg loggers in the past who obtained Rotten eggs mixed them with fresh eggs and sold them to food manufacturers in violation of. The Law. Jackis it former Ica. Investigator in Cambodia was added this week to the Washington office stuff. Jet skis Tolett a House subcommittee in March he had been dropped in Jammy. He blamed the action on an unsatisfactory rating by his Superior which he said resulted from a report he had made june 10, 1958.Jackis testified he had reported finding sack of Ica labelled Cement on the site ready for use i construction of a showpiece Hospi Tal being built by the russians at phenom penh he said h is report to Martin Haas comptroller of . Aid miss toned to an in Plen aant scene and to the in salts factory rating. .jackts7 said the matter was 1 r o p p e d. Without investigation. S told the committee Jackis had not received any written orders Torop the investigation and denied being angry or bitter Over the re port. Jackis said he had invest gutted the use of about $8 million Worth of u5. Foreign Aid materials and foil and n Early 50 per Cen t be Tig improperly used. He appeared before a House government operations subcommittee headed by rep. Porter Hardy a a. Brookline to Mark 1st Kennedy Bro Okune mass. A the Board of selectmen agreed to commemorate his Birthplace a big Boulder bearing a Bronze plague will be placed on the Taw of a Home now occupied by mrs Louis Pollack 76-year-qtd widow. The lettering will read birth place of John f. Kennedy 35th president of. The United states May 29. We on this Stei 83 bal�st., Brookline mass this commemorative plaque erected by the town of Brookline. Sept 12, 19ffll" the september Date will go on As planned. This indicated howling it took the selectmen to area How Best to commemorate the site. All is forgotten Savan Istah a. Up in an extraordinary display of Good Wlsh the Grove Park Hill school Oivind will play Yankee Doodle pandy1 at the dedication of a statue of Confederate soldiers after adv principal Donald Gray said the War is
