European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 3, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 5but Kennedy has fun playing a St. A Mii ome  a his first Kady operated theory that they were hosts at _ their parties. Job Jais Iid their a i v e s ,i3irough painful Price  to. -jT1 -v5 i stb3&fl$-, apparent at the Eia of an evening when the Foo has been divine the wine 1-Heady and the entertainment iop4evel. It is t then that  Kennedy likes Rostand around and Chin with his guests. He likes it and they love it i a but at the White House that s not the Way the game is suppose to be played. Not at least n to uhe social office which likes to operate by  and by the clock. V.  the pres  their guests of no  tiie  and f ton 1 Pik re chair of the re pull j committee has use members toss Dent Kennedy with their i newspapers 7 so he a Jav the country really  no 3sald Edy s cancellation of is option to the new a Ork her Foune meant tile president rating himself even further de View of the american read or to allow to read " a news paper news differ from Shis own chaps the main reason has Are in trouble 4n "cbn-declared?11 ,. Isomp1 world to world of soft soap , Norman o. The Lens 3iio  v. Opper of to depart a Ute lit Ivou. R 7, or i president re me Dpi has upset these Trad Leonall rec endures ume i and again by staying on in the formal rooms Long after the party is supposed to be Over to hash Over events with his guests. Sometime she will engage in a deep serious conversation with a member of his inner Circle. Other times he keeps it Light by kidding a guest when the banter has gone on overtime and president Kennedy stills holding Forth with clusters of friends around him the social aides simply shake their Heads. He just likes people one Mem Ber of the social office remarked ruefully at a party recently us though it were an oddity.". It is sometimes said at the White Bouse that the. President is now making his own protocol. From the standpoint of tha guests it s great. But it has had to hilarious to  the president has walked his elegantly Clad guests Totle front portico and bid them Adieu. The Only trouble is that Many times their wraps would be hanging in a ground floor recep Tion room somewhat embarrassed the guests have had to slip Bauk into the White House to gel their furs and coals. In the Case of the Nobel prizewinner there were nearly 50 guests of Honor and nobody wanted to leave least of All president Ken Nedy who had brought some of the most Brilliant minds of t h world under the White House roof for one sensational evening. The party went on after the usual parting hour of 11 pin. The first lady also has circulating with her guests move lately gaining a new Confidence and poise. At state dinners honouring visit ing chiefs of Sui a Jacqueline Ken Nedy takes the visiting first Ladin Tow and introduces her around. Mrs Kennedy tried to get the protocol practices Hack on Trie track recently at the dinner for president and mrs Felix Houet Bovigny of the Ivory co As t after seeing their guests to the front door the first lady guide president Kennedy out. Guests witching them depart saw the president look longingly Back at an official he obviously wanted to Chat with. It seemed to  first time he was bested by social protocol at his own party. Technician training gets Cool . Reception  Young a new York City Secretary does t seem in the least worried about her Job det i Ilo the Miracle of sound taking place before her eyes. As or. Harry f. Olson Speaks into a microphone his words Are instantly and automatically reproduced on a typewriter. The system Dex Elo cd by Kcal in Princeton . Also can translate the original words into two other preselected languages. Tho device was demonstrated for the fir to time at acoustical society of America s annual meeting in new York. Uf1 fat Lazy Calif. Doctor says you court death Denver Washington up a pro posed $200 million Federal program to Speed training of. College trained technicians got a coot reception from administration spokesmen Here. The departments of labor and health education and welfare emphatically agreed that Steps Are necessary to train More semiprofessional technicians. But they called for More study of the prob Lem. . De u c a t i on commissioner Sterling Mcmurrin and labor under Secretary w. Willard Wirtz testified before a House education subcommittee considering the five year training proposal advanced last fall by a special committee study group. Two year programs the plan would make up to s40 j million a year available to assist Public College level institutions Coset up two year programs of tech Nical training in engineering Sci ence and mathematics. Students would be prepared for immediate employment in industries to Back up regular professional engineers and scientists. Mcmurrin said the office of education agreed completely that additional Federal action is needed to raise the ratio of technicians to professional engineers Toat least two to one. But he said a full study of train ing now being fostered in non College level institutions under the 1953 National defense education act should be conducted before any new program is approved. He said a panel of experts was study ing the situation and planned to report next fall Wirtz in prepared testimony backed up Mcmurrin 9 go slow advice. He said commendations any definitive rec dealing with the subject should Awatt the out come of the panel s study and recommendation the Bill was endorsed by Dean to. D. Ryder of the Michigan stat University College of engineering who appeared for the association of state universities and land Grant colleges. It is we believe soundly de signed to provide the continuing encouragement necessary to establish technical instituted education on a basis commensurate with the need for it in our society he said. A Lead off Monival school said that it could T cardiologist said the overweight he predicted with accuracy that and under exercised persons be of five persons in that cat tween the Ages or46 and c4 re to jul us for a heart at cd i tit 1 Les the Sanie in Agazine. Ell cd ranges Hist opinion and its that perhaps the verdict id have been Sacco guilty a or Inocel he Eves Vanzett May have had 2isij Jtj Wjt la  crime.1, r crime occurred april or. George c. Griffith of los Ference and the american Collor Angeles cardiologist at the urn o cnrdi0iogj, that half of those varsity of Southern California who suffer coronary is die before i reaching a  he also revealed that the risk of u heart attack increases six fold it blood pressure is above 90 six i fold if the blood is above 285 i milligrams of cholesterol and two of Jil re of it Van 44 1 4 Ftp fit by of to Rel t n-Flc-1920, when Frederick a. Parmen if a is 20 or More pounds Ter a shoe factory paymaster and overweight. If All these conditions Allesandro Berardelli his guard j Are present in one Middle aged were slain in a $15,000 payroll hold male Griffith said the risk is 14 up near South brain tree. , 29-year-old shoe worker. And his Friend. Vanzetti 32-y ear times greater Llian just one in five. Griffith. President of the Ameri can therapeutic society offered old wish peddle were arrested the following to decrease the pos free weeks later and charged with. Is bitty of heart attacks the crime they admitted being control the calories without draft dodgers and radicals but denied any part in the killings. As a result of ballistics tests con ducted last october at the Massa Chussett state police laboratories crash programs of reducing. Control the cholesterol by diet and medicines if necessary. Maintain blood pressure below 90 by weight reduction or medi Russell Sald there could be no cines., doubt that the1 fatal Bullet was Fred front s acco s revolver whether Sacco himself actually fired the shot could not be definitely established he said. Exercise daily particularly by walking but Don t Ever be a week end athlete. Avoid excesses alcohol and tension of tobacco despite bullets new York a a 40-year old woman drove off in a tax Tab when the Driver stepped out for a moment Here and led police Ona wild 16-Block Chase through East Harlem with bullets whistling. Police teams in two radio cars tired 18 shots it the taxicab and its tires when they came abreast of the tax Scab they tried to persuade the woman to Stop. Hummed both cars she responded by ramming both radio cars and injuring two patrol men police said. The cab finally crashed into the railing of a Bridge approach and stopped. One of the policeman smashed window of the locked cab to open a door and get the woman out. The woman Beatrice Miles was arrested on charges of grand Lar Ceny and felonious assault. At a police station she took a Bible from her purse and sat read ing it. Police said her Only explanation of the wild cab ride was some body was after  Putter there Gloria Wall,23, can t miss after being named Golf Queen at new Jersey s poll Des am s pm e n t Park where she re lpns Over left say Golf  up photo