European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Teisl hires finish agonizing Job i 1pilnf i a rms Law la " ,4d�? 5a v pm a Flat. J. " the stars and stripes tuesday Jun v stole Legislatures have finished the. Ago Ritz log 3obl of  reds to acting along lines to which indicate a Small gain for the republicans in this november s Congress lonaelections.1 a of r the republicans still 4 will need Strong favourable tide to gain the 44-seats they must have to Muster Tiei necessary majority of 218 Housie members1 _  from up bureaus and National party officials indicate the democrats probably will -lose/17 beats they now hold and gain la As a result of . This would _ be a net loss ofsix.1 v i Foy the gop4 there is an indicat-1 de loss t f four and a gain of six. For a net gain of two. A in 13 other districts both parties claim an Edge or the outcome is. Considered too close &  these findings Are based largely on historic voting patterns. They cub Lith changed Jas issues or Strong candidates  j a  gained or lost 1 House seats As a result of Popula Tiona shifts shown by the 1960 Cen  Legislatures in 30 of these of states have redistrict cd. T in Van Ach of five states which gained one House seat each on additional congressman will be elected from the stat eat  Maryland Ohio Mulchi  Hawaii. V Maryland i legislature passed redistricting Law but it can be come effective Only if approved in 1 � referendum / next i n o v e m b e re therefore it an have no meaning there is still Remote ,of reapportionment in Michigan where5 gov. John Swainson vetoed one plan. But further action is considered unlikely a prolonged apolitical struggles pre i eded the adoption of reap Partlon Laws in a number of states which lost seats notably Massachusetts Pennsyl Ranola Illinois an Minnesota any state losing one or More seats had to red is Trie t to avoid electing its entire delegation from the state at Large. The House will revert to 435 Mem Bers next year from its present 437, two temporary seats were created pending the 1960 census when Hawaii and Alaska were granted statehood. Only in new York and Californi would substantial changes in the party lineup of state delegations result from new reapportionment Laws. In new York where the delegation is being Cut from 43 to 41 members the r up u b 11 c a a con trolled legislature adopted a plan which appears to eliminate so democratic seats and create fou new gop seats. California s delegation is being increased from 30 to 38 seats. The California legislature red is Trie Tec to give the democrats at least six and possibly eight More seats. Here Are assessments of the to the photog Kasher floored news photog Raphers had rough going attempting to take Pic Ture in Cleveland of mrs. Lillian  80, Center shortly after she was sentenced to 16 weekends in the workhouse for feeding her two daughters barbiturates. A photographer julias Wilson on Back was attacked by Richard la Rich mrs. Fratantonio s brother. Her husband Vincent smashed the to camera of George Hilton far right. Wilson suffered a leg scrape. A sooth Kadlec mass up _ Abraham a. Ribicoff r Secretary of wis Ltd education Aid welfare Sald Ere the greatest danger facing Utia Tion in the United states is toot Federal control but apathy. Ribicoff was principal speaker at mount Holyoke College s 1 125thcommencement Here " he told the 298 Voung women in the graduate in class we need Rou help in clarifying the issues and straightening out the facts. We need your help1,in explaining that education is a Public charge "bei1 cause hit is National  Wev Jiheed you to help disturb be pubic apathy toward education a to dispel the simple trusting Faith in Pur ability always some How to muddle through he said. / -?bjc09 Sald that one 1 out. Of Yve o the nation s Elemen  a secondary school teachers has substandard1 training most teachers c of l a a e s have lower. To is professional schools 4 of Medicine Law 1 and science the ?%?3&1$ 55000  year to a student-8 in a Ottest sponsored -sc3"s Newark student a the observer who lives the Sta As Washington up the Southeastern Quarter of the nation will get hotter temperatures and less rainfall than usual in june according to the weather Bureau in its regular 30-Day forecast the Bureau predicted cooler than Normal weather West of the Continental Divide and from the Northern Plain eastward to the Prat lakes in the remaining areas near Normal temperatures with Large fluctuations were  the Northern half of the country and the Central Plains More rainfall than usual was fore cast and Les rain than Normal was i predicted for the Southeast an the far Southwest. Could do the whole Job alone would say to them go to it do what needs to be done and we in the Federal government will applaud your efforts but the states and local govern ments alone cannot do the Job olde eloping to the utmost our greatest natural asset the youth of the nation he said. The danger that we face today is not control whether Federal state local or private trustees. The danger is apathy. That danger is. That our people. Should not exercise their responsibilities under Freedom and that no responsibility should exist. The result would be the erosion of our human re source Ribicoff said the v Ell of Talent which has nourished us so generously in the past today is running dangerously dry drink More milk says wis. Governor Green Bay. Wis. Up go v. Gaylord Nelson urged Wisconsin residents to drink More milk be cause it s healthy and mighty Good Nisi Ness. Nelson said the Dairy Industry is vital to the state s Economy pro Viding $595 million income to farm ers and a living for countless thousands of nonfarm  id5t he jul apr National As Dat in for the 1 advancement of coloured. People West a. Senator to quiz Pentagon on Coal cutback Washington up sen. Robert c. Byrd of West Virginia a Coal mining state said he planned to question defense department o f f i c i a 1 s to determine whether the abandonment of co boilers in military installations is in the National interest. Byrd scheduled a conference Here to discuss the economic and National defense aspects of switch ing from Coal to other fuels by the armed services. The democratic senator said that in addition to defense  Virginia gov. W. W. Barron members of the West Virginia con Gressional delegation the National Coal association and the National Coal policy conference would at tend the conference. Byrd a member of the Senate armed services committee said he wanted to determine whether the fuel conversions resulted in sub Stantial savings. He sad in a statement that heals was concerned that important military installations May prove to be weak links in our Chain of a tonal defense f the dependence upon sources of Energy which May not be available n a crisis can be a highly critical Factor in the event of a National i emergency Byrd added. Auto runs Down kills 3 Young Minn. Girls Minneapolis a three Norman Lein. 26. Feldl a. In few . Sex Minneapolis Theryoung girls walking along univer sity Avenue in suburban Ridley were struck by a car and killed. A sister of one victim was Hospital sized in critical condition.,Fridley police chief Everett Mccarthy said the Driver of the car Norma Fridley was being held for questioning. Killed were Wendy Shore 7, of Fridley Joan Komes. 15, of Coon rapids and Martha Jensen 12, also of Coon rapids. Lynn Shore 13, was hospitalized. She and Wendy were the daughters of mrs. Leslie Shore who was walking with the girls. Mrs. Shore was treated at a Hospital for Shock but was not otherwise Hurt. Mccarthy said the group was walking South when the car approached from the rear. Mrs. Lein was in the car with her husband. I tical effects of reap. Laws in other states nine member democratic Tion. A deadlocked Nally approved the p which candidate in nine districts were no eight chosen from a state off Arkansas loses two from its delegation of six crafts. Arizona increases Ite Tion from two to three the new third District a a toss up it is composed cratic counties which pop majority in a up Gressional election last Florida its delegation arged from eight to 12 _ gop is conceded one of seats and Given a Lon shotto pick up another but a democratic gain of three indicated. Hawaii Gams one seat total of two. Both to be Large. The new seat is count toss up. Illinois loses one. New total of 24. The Demi expected to tos one and three seats from re distil Iowa of n e democrate eliminated in rutting de from eight to seven. Kansas in reducing the from six to five the merged the districts of. Floyd Breeding and Robert Dole who Are rated a even. Kentucky one demo Safe eat eliminated in cutting Detig Tion fro might members to seven Maine loses one sea member Republican m Abylan delegation creased from seven Mem o eight. The new seat to be at Large is expected to i need greatly by the out the governorship race Massachusetts each expected to Fose one reapportionment which delegation from 14 to Michigan its delegation creased from 18 to 19 new member to be elected at the new seat is Likely to. The party winning the ship. Minnesota loses Onea delegation of nine. The Ture merged Democrat Snail s District with that publican h. Carl Anderson lit appeared to be a democratic strict. But Marshall retired. Democratic strength was aft to the District from which _. Lican Walter h. Judd i r1 the Outlook in both districts certain Mississippi loses one six Man democratic Delegat Missouri one Democrat eliminated in cutting d from 11 members to 1& Nebraska loses one of Republican seats. New Jersey a probable cratic gain of one seat in ing the state from 14 to North Carolina Ping 12 districts into 11, tee lature put Democrat a. Paul in and Republican Charles Nas into one District whte parties now claim. Ohio adds one seat for a of 24. The new congressman at Large is viewed As a probable publican gain Pennsylvania loses seats for a new total of 27. Back party expects to lose one seat Tat another District is listed As to tos up Texas gains one seat Fortl total of 23, the new seat Woi be elected from the state at Larj Jet meaning it probably will be Den cratic West Virginia Detgen Fodi reduced from six members t it with one democratic lass indic Ali Al 1 i 1 1i j k