European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 16, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Jon 16, 1962 the stars and stripes Nasa to Send tiros v to keep a weather Eye on 1962 storms Washington up the space Agency plans to launch another tiros sate Lite next week to help the weather Bureau keep a watch out for Alma. Alma the Bureau said. Is the name picked for the first tropical Stoianof the 1% season in the Atlantic Caribbean or Gulf of Mexico. Tiros to did such a Good Job of spotting hurricanes Hist year that the 1air Force i Reuen mull to Bat after car train collision near Orlando train was derailed after hitting car driven by mrs. Richard i Mother 28, wife of an airman at Mccoy at Force base. Mrs. Mosher was killed. Associated press photo born dope in broken York Fuji Federal life announced they had Troken pan airborne narcotics smug ring which had its own pilots own private plane and trently. Its private airfields. Federal agents arrested tie pilots and two othe Rifter they had bought enough from then Toi Supply dose to addicts roughly Finore than $1 million. Be agent Auto seized a four or Cessna air plane which been used on legs of theft of the narcotics from France i Way of Canada and Mexico. Plane seed plane was seized at Lalia Airport but agents were sure u had been used to Fly Here. They said the ring Nelly made use of concealed Fields on farms in Georgia  h. Tattney supervisor of Federal narcotic Bureau in York it a said the  Stadter of jew a Brit idler also maintained Home in Hen. Texas and san Diego i if other pilots taken into Cue were identified As Roy Lester 26, and Marvin Wyatt 34, of Miami Springs Fla. Idem charter bus Ito collide in Temi. Foxville Tenn. Up a Biu returning 27 Spanish a students from a mexican collided with a car in the rain Here. In High school student Brenda Reris of Knoxville and the pie in the car or. And  Vanderpool. Towanda were injured Lione seriously. 10 starts Campaign i fractured Isiah i " in boy. Gaylord Nelson Jun Palgon for the some -. To re Identa that a by Rex Here to stepped up drive against Auto air pollution urged Washington up the Public health service after a two year study has told Congress air pollution from Ailo exhaust i harmful and May play a role in lung cancer. It said All practicable Steps should be taken to reduce the Hazard while studies continue. Highlights of the report we republished in the congressional record by rep. Paul f. Schenk Rohlo who said the air pollution problem is a Complex one calling for continued exploration. Or. Luther Terry surgeon Gen eral of the Public health service told the lawmakers his Agency was assigning a High priority to it pollution studies. He indicated they would lace several years. S meantime he portent that As proceeds on the problem of pollution emissions from motor vehicles Alt practicable Steps be taken to minimize v such pollution rather than waiting until the results of needed research Are  said it is in needed research 2-car collision kills 4 in Bolivia n.  Up three students dormitory mates at Camp Bell College at buies Creek n. C., and a new York woman were killed in a two car collision on the Ocean Highway. State troopers said the car occupied by the students failed to make a curve and slowed into an other car 1h Miles South of Here. The woman killed was identified As Larry to Berz Elleri Hutzler 23, of Long Beach r y. The student were identified As John Michael Al Dridge 20, Tipp City Ohio Donald Home 20, what Evite n.c., and John Frankyn Icard 20, Evergreen some information More vital Kuala Bumpur a Malayan Prithee minister tenge Abdul Rahman t c h i d e d som English educated malays Abbottt their Lack of knowledge of the country s language and customs he Adden but if you asked  film stars like Marilyn to n they will even give you he vital statistic.1 v unions Worth .5 billion Washington Secretary of labor Arthur j. Goldberg announced that assets of the nation s labor unions in the United state exceed $1.5 billion. That is the total based on i960union financial reports required by Law. G old Berg also reported that unions had liabilities in i960 of More than $200 million leaving net assets at More than .$1.3 billion. In most cases Union welfare an pension plan funds were not included As they usually Are employer administered. Fireworks blast rocks . School new York a a bundle of fireworks exploded like a Small bomb in Seward Park High school shaking the six Story building and showering the Street with broke Glass. There were no injuries but fire commissioner Edward Thompson said the explosion could Welt have been a  the 2,800 pups of the lower East Side school were evacuated As a precautionary measure. I National aeronautics and space f administration Nasa and weather Burciu a in to have a. New Ami energetic satellite up in time to perform a similar service this year. Tiros Iii discovered one Hurri Cane Esther As it was forming in the Atlantic last year. Altogether in photographed five hurricanes and one tropical storm in the at lactic two hurricanes and n Tropi Cal storm in the Eastern Pacific and nine typhoons in the Central and Western Pacific. Tiros in launched feb. 8, is failing and so the main Burden of Hurricane Hunting will fall on tiros v. Nasa expects to launch the now weather Observatory next week not before tuesday. To cover wider area True now we Lher Eye will be launched at a higher Angle to the Equator to enable it to cover More of the Earth than its predecessors. Tiros in traverses a band 3,360 Miles wide around the planet s Middle. Tiros v will cover a re Gion 4,060 Miles wide. In addition to tiros a a Host of ships planes and Ractor stations will be set to report. Alma s birth and development. Names picked for subsequent tropical storms this year Are Becky Celia Daisy Ella Flossy Green Hallie. Inez Judith Kendra Lois Marsha Noreen Orpha Patty Renn Sherry Thora Vicky and Wilna. The weather Bureau has arranged to transmit Cloud photo graphs taken by tiros v by photo facsimile to warning centers in san Juan puerto Rico new Orleans and Miami. There hey will be user in tracking and forecasting storms. Envoy to Taipei sworn in Washington up adm Alan g. Kirk ret was sworn in As . Ambassador to the Republic of China. He leaves for his Post june 29. He took judge at his word Baltimore a judge Rob Ert Hammerman cleared his Throat and told the defendant to  George Lacy turned and began walking out of Central municipal court but a Bliff caught up wit the so year old bricklayer and escorted him bark before the  Hammerman explained that go ahead referred to the testimony and not Lacy s Freedom. At the conclusion of the hearing. Lacy was fined s10 for disorderly conduct. Justice Black raises doubt on libel suits new York a supreme court Justice Hugo l. Black was quoted As saying he believes that damage suits for libel and slander conflict with the first Amend ment to the const Tutor. The first amendment provide that Congress shall make no Taw. Abridging the Freedom ots Peech or of the  Black s views will be published later this month in the new York University Law review. He gave them in an interview with prof. Edmond can of the new Yor University Law school. In the interview conducted at meeting of the american jewish Congress last april Black said methinks the first amendment protects All speech and writing including even defamatory words from Legal  believe when our founding fathers. Wrote this amendment they wanted to ordain that con Gress. Should not Tell the people that religion they should have or what they should believe or Sayor publish and that is about it. It says Congress shall make no Law and that is what i be Lieve it me  group votes train tax Cut Washington a the sen ate finance committee voted unanimously to abolish the 10 percent tax on train and bus Pas Senger tickets at the end of this month. Sponsors of the move said the were trying particularly to help hard pressed railroads. Many lines Are losing heavily on passenger  provision was written into a Bill to extend for another year corporation income and major excise tax rates most of them dating from Tho korean War. These levies bring in a total of $4,3 billion annually. The 10 per cent passenger tax dates from world War ii. The House had earlier voted trend the Levy on rail and bus line Jan. 1, 1sw3. They re boosting guards at Buckingham Palace Queen to show Art treasures London up Queen Elizabeth gave the go ahead for n plan to show some of the Royal family s treasures to the Public but this will be done Only when her aides figure out a burglar proof system. A former Scotland Yard inspector William War Ren has been placed in charge of setting up an around the clock Security screen of guards and electronic devices. One reason for the extraordinary precaution is that the Queen intends to put her paintings an sculptures on show in a converted Chapel which connects with her own Home Buckingham Palace thus for the first time in history the general pub Lic will be admitted to the grounds of the Palace without an invitation a Security problem that has never risen before sentries police and guard dogs n re among the hazards any wrongdoer would face if he managed to get by the guards in the Chapel and through one of the two doors leading to the  reason for extra vigilance is the recent Success of Art thieves who Are still holding the Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington taken from the Well guarded National gallery shortly after it was purchased for the nation for 5392,000. And the Royal family has never forgotten that someone once stole the Crown jewels from the Tower of London even though that was 300 years  Queen s Art treasures Are among the most valuable in the world. She has thousands of paint Ings some 500 of which including Rembrandt s. Rubens and Van Dycks Are considered outstand ing. She hns Many of the Leonardo a Vinci draw / in is still in private hands and a wealth of statuary rare Pic Elnen and jewelled objects. D Art.-.,