European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                 Jef the stars and stripes Page 3 insists 3hington a Ambas h. Bean told Presl ent Iedy the 17-nation Dis sent talks at Geneva have r limited but real Progress,1 r who Heads the . Dele a at Geneva summed up his House meeting in answer Toen s questions afterwards Sia Asj just Don t want am treaty until they conducted another series of air said but  expressed hat the talk atmosphere Najt so then  predicted the Riis Start testing again this fall a that Dean said i thinks going to come when realize they will have Toj Sonie workable agreement on   did not Prophesy that time would come general disarmament  said Thile disarming proceeds each must maintain some forces also is need for an effective nations peace Force and in Nonal peace keeping Muchin said. Said  believes the eight signed nations at Geneva tills View and agree that has been made in the at the russians still consider kind of inspection to Safe a disarmament or nuclear nent a espionage. Dean said Istl they Are willing to permit in National teams to examine Only has been destroyed in the of arms and equipment rather what ,  Don t Trust they Don t Trust us/1said. An is in Washington for not conferences while the conference is recessed in Onesty Al -. J i. I s most Jikit api Obtiz Zarou has life seving6 Back. .-.-. Had gone for a ride on theader i a or and fallen off into downtown Gutter where they "ait4he night,.- ,. A year old boy. Edward Kay id Zarou s savings n stack of Vas. Vsavjftg6tbonds----,?and aed them of Erato the police r a went to police head with list of serial num of Bonds. Police returned Bonds to Hutn i Doii t i count so Good said  had left the Bonds on fender while  dug a Coin r parking out of his pocket. A -. A. F Tonga in theft 3rjeen Bay wis. A two year Extension of the Federal Aid Highway program with authorization for increased Federal expenditures. The Bill would provide new authority to include up to $200 for each family and $3,000 for each business concern dislocated by roadwork. The Secretary of Commerce would  directed for the first time to cooperate with the states and Urban areas in coordinating Highway planning with plans for rapid transit systems or other forms of transportation. After july 1, 1965. No Road projects in Urban areas of More than 50,000 population could  approved for Federal Aid participation without a finding by Federal authorities that they Are based on comprehensive transportation plan Ning studies.$950 million the Bill would authorize Federal id for primary secondary and Urban roads totalling $950 million for fiscal 1964 ending june 30 that year and $975 million for fiscal1965. Other Road expenditure authorizations would include Forest highways $33 million each for fiscal 1s64 and 1965, the same amount presently authorized. Forest development roads and trails $70 million for 1964 ind $85 million for jl965, with an additional $10 million Over the now authorized j40 million for fiscal 1963. Public lands development roads and trails a new program. $2 million for fiscal 1964 and $4 Mil lion for 1965. Park roads and trails $22 Mil lion for fiscal 1964 and $25 million Tor fiscal 196s, compared with present authorization of $14 Mil lion a Yearparkways, $16 million a year the same As currently authorized. University of Dallas getting new president Dallas up Robert Morris who has lectured widely on the dangers of communism has  signed As president of the University of Dallas Donald Cowan now head of the University a science division will succeed Morris Bishop Thomas , Chancellor of the roman Catholic University said. A i of Cellblock. By climbing up the pipes the convicts could get to the concealed workshop atop the Cellblock. When they escaped they pried open an Iron barred vent in the roof above the Cellblock. Wilkinson said  believed the plotting convicts John William Anglin. 32, his brother Clarence 31, and Frank l. Morris 35went up to the workshop about once a week when the Opportunity seemed  the life preserver left behind might have been intended for a fourth convict Allen Clayton West West also dug out an escape Hole around the vent in his cell but  made no attempt to leave with the others. Warden Oun Blackwell has taken newsmen on a personally con due j Ted tour of the escape path. For the first time newsmen were at Lowed to see a work Yard area on the Northwest Shore where wooden planks could have been picked up by the Trio during the first hour of flight. The tour included a Finger tip examination of the escape holes in cells 138, 130 and 152. The three convicts gouged with i spoons Over a period of Many weeks i at Concrete around by-10-Lnch air vents at the rear of their celts i until the holes were ll-by-14. Then i they squirmed through into the Utility corridor. F. -. The three shinned 30 feet a the ?.e of pipes to the top of the three tiered Cellblock broke open the Iron barred ventilator cover to the roof Slid Down a pipe scaled a 12-fo.ot wire Fence crossed the Plank equipped work Yard the Slid Down an embankment where broken and flattened Blades of grass unmistakably marked their passing. A Jutland jump fart of the 2,500 american soldiers of the 8th Ingulv who participated in exercise Jutland jump in Denmark float to the Earth from 322nd air div transports. Up photo . In Coal far Back in other items new York a Russia produced More Coal than the unite states last year but fell far behind in most other areas of Industrial production the . National Industrial conference Board said Here. Among consumer items listed on a conference Board Chart the so Viets surpassed the . Only in the production of butter. The Chart showed russian butter production .131.9 per cent of the . Total and. Coal 134.6 per  ing the russian advantage in Coal output the Board commented this was due primarily to this country s greater Reliance on Oil and  the Chart shows . Oil production at More than twice that of the soviets and National Gas output As several times that of the  production approached that of the United states mainly in the area of Basic construction items. Crude steel output was 73.7per cent of us. Production pig Iron 79.5 per cent and Cement 85.9per cent. Shock kills Marine installing to Antenna Jacksonville . Up a 26-year-old Camp Lejeune Marine died Here three hours after being shocked by 7,000 volts White in stalling a television Antenna. Sgt Robert a Viil 1 in g ton a member of the 2nd Marine diet was installing the Antenna when the Metal Shaft struck a Power line. A a French styled a Art i a � 1 r As sen iced to six months in jail for  a to Tell a grand a Jimiy Iny Estl lung narcotics traffic How  a $247,400 Iri. Cash / found in Luggage As  trivia to Monre nabbed Wii i .s247.400 a i fan lome b. " miniere 42, of Paris taken intpcust6dy, at Idlebi Gildart by customs agents who Dis the Woody aboard a Swiss Chicago and to have made Swingle Stop i Montreal Canada Belore Zurich. Officials said engine trouble caused the aircraft to land in new York where the Cash was found. The Money was  in new Bills consecutively numbered and with the exception of four Bills consisted of $50 and s100 Bills. The four exceptions were two $500bills and $1,000 Dollar notes. After questioning by ,. Trea sury agents miniere was handed a subpoena a requiring his appearance before the Brooklynn a " -"-1 " " asst.  h. Mar Cheso gave this account of miniere s activities in the is  arrived in the United states last june 12 purportedly to Deal in Art objects on the Day hear Rived  went to a new York sup per club where  was to meet a male Art Salesman. The seller allegedly did t keep the appointment and then Elnere flew to ,., where  remained until monday. Marcheso said miniere flew to Chicago on monday where tie boarded the Swissair flight for t  judge Walter Bruchhausen warned miniere tuesday that  must answer two questions put to him Fay the grand jury or beheld in contempt. The jury wanted the name of the Contact miniere allegedly was to meet last june 12 and the ident Ity of a personal banker abroad who miniere said converted swis Franca into the . Currency found in his Luggage this banker was to hold the francs for Safe keeping until miniere returned from his Art buying trip to the United states  said. Miniere  fused the names of both men and the whereabouts in Europe of the banker. Slayton role called vital Washington up space chief James. Webb said that astronaut Donald k. Deke Sla Tonis playing a very vital role regardless of whether  Ever goes into orbit. Webb denied a reporter s Sugges Tion at a news conference that Deke s future seems pretty  but  left unanswered the question of whether Stayto will Ever make a space trip. Slayton had been picked for the three orbit Hight which was made by Malcolm Scott Carpenter May 24. Deke was grounded by the National aeronautics and space administration in March because of a fibrillation an intermittent irregularity of heartbeat which the Agency had known about since 1959. Last week the 38-year-old air Force major went to Boston for an examination by or. Paul Dud Ley White the famous heart specialist who attended president Eisenhower no report yet Webb said White had not made his report so far As i know."1  said Nasa had asked the doctor to contribute his skill and Wisdom in behalf of the. United states to help the Agency decide what  should do about this line As  said the work done by astronauts on the ground during an Orbital flight by one of their Fel lows was vital to the spate pro Gram.  said Slayton s judgment on the ground May  just As. Important As the work of the Man in the spacecraft. A reporter asked whether a favourable report by White would automatically mean Slayton would get a trip into space Webb returned an emphatic   said White s recommendation would affect but not dictate the decision