European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 3red tape keep sex i Fiancee apart kind of korean struggle Side Cahl apr Wil with it Jorr is in a pin and the Pope 4he president in tags i Haven to put them again. / " Foj Jalove began t Onet song in Cha 20, in a in in Chun n1,"15 p miles8theaiallel, in the zone. Who i Mahoney asked the priest finally1 them. month later Mahoney pro-posed.-. But he had to make the proposal to the army too. His officers noting that he was due to be rotated Back Home said there,.wasn t process the papers so Mahoney asked for a six month Extension on his korean tour it was refused a he asked that the papers be1 completed when 1 he got Back to the United states. Refused he asked to re enlist for another four years refused again. Back in the states Mahone went to Washington on a 30-Day leave. He wrote to every senator in . He visited vice president Lyn Don Johnson a of flee. He wrote to the president he wrote to the Pope. Said Mahoney did t get a reply from the president but several s e n a t j r s wrote to suggest that i try Roget a special immigration Bill passed in the Senate and i feel sure the Pope has Given me his has decided that if he can get Back to Korea and marry in Cha her first name he can bring her Home easily enough. Upon his discharge from the serv ice the mustachioed Mahoney tried for a Job on a Korea bound ship but the sailors Union would t give me Seaman papers unless had a Job. The ship companies would t give me a of without Seaman s Mahoney lives at his father s House and searches for employment in Hopes he can pay his own Way Back to Korea. He and faithful in gha write almost Daity. Mahoney says of the army there s nothing human a Blu t what they Cha puts it this Way i love him so very very much. Go blessed us our engagement. It was too Short for Loving couple. We were cried and cried the Day we separated. Please please help us. Please Don t make us Ai and fins unix Adlai . Ambassador to the nations said the majority new. Nations in the world going our Way and has nothing to fear a rent Issue of intercom id location of the foreign association Stevenson for a continuing appraisal United nations in terms of self interest. In the a Ili cism and the loosed upon our Heads debates we can Hearse of our own Revol forebears Stevenson said. Efforts to subvert is the underlying fact be in soviets efforts to subvert vitalize the us. is the creation of and session of Western Derno in the comment seek to distort the m Bald that since com prop Gilida to is More of where it is unquestioned Tjo one interrupts with Dif questions about i Means and it does not find a favourable pm at the United nations fore drum found Lauderdale Fth. Ore., As Well As Sev eral Large magazines. The times Picayune is published seven mornings a week while the states item appears every Day except sunday the announcement was made jointly by the Newhouse office inner York and the new Orleans investment firm of Howard Well Labouisse Friedrichs and co which served As Newhouse s agents the announcement said new House had received offers to sel248,925 of the 280,000 outstanding shares in the times Picayune company Newhouse s new York office Saichek was eager to Purchase 31,07 remaining shares. Madison wis. The state supreme court has ruled hat Wisconsin s controversial parochial school bus Law is unconstitutional. In a 4-2 decision the court Hel that the Law providing state Aid or transportation of children to private and parochial schools Isih direct violation of that portion of Section 18, article 1 of the state Constitution which prohibits the expenditure of any Public fund for the Benefit of religious Socie ties or religious or theological the majority opinion was written a Justice George Currie. Justices Tom Fairchild and a Harold Hal own supreme court action Dis missed a suit to have the Taw put into effect. The Law was to have gone into effect july 1.the decision said the constitutional Issue at question was in noway affected by the fact that the Law provided for of parochial school children to the nearest Public school to which they Are entitled to attend instead of their own school. Financial gain cited the majority opinion said we construe religious societies to be synonymous with religious organizations and under the stipulated facts practically All of the n on Public schools whose pupils Are to be transported under the attacked act Are operated by religious the court said the parochial schools which Are now paying part or All of the Cost of transporting pupils would Benefit financially from the legislation. Other Paro Chial schools would Benefit by having increased enrolment us result of the transportation the decision majority conceded that parochial schools do receive some benefits from the slate and local government but said these Are of a different kind than provided bythe school bus Law. In cited benefits such As police and fire Protection water and sewer age and sidewalks and streets. The court said these benefits Are facilities provided to the Public and the Yare not specifically for schools. In a dissenting opinion fair child said the school bus transportation was justified As a state expense because it promoted the safety and welfare of the children. The majority rejected this vie which was upheld by the California supreme court in a Simitar Case. Not even a Click ? new York up the Newyork Central Railroad has started a Campaign to eliminate the Click Ely cock noise made by trains rolling along its tracks. The roadkill install its first 150 Miles of silent track this year by pressure welding individual rails into continuous unbroken strings. Labor picture brighter at missile Sites Cape canaveral up la Bor disputes have caused far fewer interruptions a vital work at the nation s 22 missile bases and test enters this past year than Ever before a labor department official said. Not a single strike was authorized it any of the 22 missile Sites. Said Julius i Cizma executive Sec return of president Kennedy s Missi be s i Les labor com m iss Ion which was formed last year. Kura ii a id particular tribute to the rapidly improving labor Pic Ture at Cape canaveral. In 1957,. A 25-Day teamsters Union strike idled 1,600 missile workers causing loss of More than 38,000 Man Days of work and drawing Sharp con Gressional criticism. Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg in a letter to local officials said they had established an outstand ing record in the past year by los ing Only 499 Mah Days of work out of 1,675.000 Man Days worked Kuczma and other officials gave Large credit for the improving situation at missile Sites to recently established labor relations commit tees at each base and labor unions standing by no strike pledges Kuczma said that As a result of increased efforts to avoid work stoppages at missile Sites the High est lost time rate because of labor disputes at any of the 22 base was lower than the National Over Bafs student s valedictory As Academy senior s 1ifls,been barred in commencement program prep school s principal who pc As ink1 u pinks the address Iby Rulseh Sals of Hou called on the a wo&rtorr-1- Ltd states Coul to disarm j prove it principal j. Mahlon Miles for bade Salsbury to deliver t it at the june 13 graduation exercises after he read an Advance text of it in the proposed address Sals Bury said neither Russia nor America wants Warrior they have reached the Point at which the possible a War Are far out weighed by the destruction that it would bring. Each Side Lias too much to lose. It is our duty As the leading nation of the prove to the Western world to russians that we want peace not Sny we want peace but prove it for time is quickly running out he four disarmament proposals which he said would not seriously impair our retaliatory capacity were Slop All nuclear tests under ground underwater in the Atmos phere and in space. End All production of nuclear weapons and delivery Alt bases on foreign soil of nuclear All Polaris firing sub said in the speech that if the soviets did not agree to disarm with proper inspections after the United states initiated the four Point plan there still would be time for. This country forearm. Ink West students bound for Europe Kansas City a an International people to people student Friendship tour of Europe began this week from the base of the Liberty memorial Here. A Bou t 200 students from Midwest universities the first element of a Force of 350, have departed i four buses for Washington of the first leg of a two month journey. In Washington they Witt go through two Days of briefing from Var i of s government agencies Andy atty. Gen. Robert f. Kennedy who returned from a world trip in april. The american student will meet students in 19 countries on and off Campus
