European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 23, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 7 ice i jury wll Isle Spe sent ring Ich an Tor bal Tofas forums out Longbardo s this d Smyt respects to the inter v festival staged Here tinder la spaces of one of Presl Dent Kennedy s mittens. Non partisan a matters cultural or political ily fair that i give equal Tinie j i in interview this week Ibardo Sis every s cd m a 11 z Jover is Playa Trie sweetest music this of and since january 1961 he has been playing the sweetest music outside the White House. I for 2i years his orchestra performed atall of the presidential inaugural balls in. The and received occasional invitations to entertain at the executive Man Sion. But when the Kennedy administration came in it was limbo for is currently playing a commercial engagement at hotel who chs. Way he can get to Washington these Days. I must say however that Lombardo seems to be bearing up very Well in recalled that shortly after the 1960 presidential election he and Lawrence Welk happened to meet at the los Angeles m Rendy Welk told him. I Vear ranged to do my television broadcast fro Washington the week of the inauguration so that i can play at the m All set too Lombardo responded. I be already told my booking Agency to keep that night As it turned out however the program committee had other ideas. Neither was retrospect Lombardo regards his encounter with Welk As highly amusing. Idon t know How Welk feels about it. Although president Kennedy apparently is not enraptured by the style of music that Lombardo represents there is no gain saying that it is a part of the nation s cultural life. It occurred to me the administration could profit by giving it the same sort of boost it recently gave to jazz groups. This might help the president put Amend to charges that the administration is anti business. Such music to often de scribed As the businessman s asked Lombardo what he thought of the idea and he responded could Call it an International Corn festival. " he said. Forces " up the Ehas approved $1.450,692,000 in Pitary in Fri traction projects the world for the year be , i -.v. In a by voice vote. It col led Short Senate debate on annual construction author ions. approved the measure was,000 smaller than the and stration s revised request and,000 below the House version. Date and House conferees now111 let together on a Compromise the legislation merely would Ilze the projects. The actual would have to be voted later. Senate debate. Sen Henry Fackson a Wash the floor Man assured sen. Henry c. Dwor a Idaho that the armed tees subcommittee which draft Blu considered the political irs involved in increasing . Red House no at such overseas nations As Clark air base in Pinill Pines. In tided in the Bill ire s145.942.-Iri authorizations for army Iob inside and outside the limits of the United Navy Civ on and =$736.732,000 for air _ projects addition the Bill would ear $46,150,000 for construction objects for other defense agencies i,000 for military housing$46300.000 for the Reserve 6. The measure also could pro toe certain deficiency authorize mis to cover outlays insufficient a authorized in previous years. Love lists son. T a rat rets elite Lerm los Angeles Cap the son the la novelist Morton h. Apson has been sentenced to lie imprisonment for the murder it his rho theri. Mrs Helen =.&. Scheuer. 53, was novelist s first .wife.,her son,2s confessed stabbing her a death with an ice pick last11 in their North Hollywood tent. /. " -. In Limpson or. Was the author of fat As a stranger a Best seller Ade into a movie arid Joe. The funded Tennis player a chapter which was. Later expanded into bodied of natural causes. Son never explained Why he his Mother. /,.". Hung Over hound drowsy off tinder an ice pack this melancholy Basset in Pittsburgh tries to keep n Cool heart despite the tact that life i hardly Worth living during1 the heal. Wave. Up Panama and Colombia considered looks for canal Washington Cap the United Stales government has sounded. Out the governments of Panama Ana Colombia about study of Sites in those two coun tries for a possible new Atlantic Pacific ship canal. Experts say they figure the Panama canal built in 1903, will be come obsolete or be so jammed with traffic by 1980 that a new canal will be needed. Augusto Gulllermo arrange ambassador from. Panama and Carlos Sanz de Santa Maria ambassador from Colombia were called to Testate department this week to be told that the Kennedy Admi Histon Tori plans to ask Congress for authority to make the canal studies. Once that is obtained the two governments will be asked for for Mal authorization to make the sur Veys " a Hill asking congressional enough is enough St. Louis Tupi while Jessett. Fus Seji was at the police Sta Iori to report Rig theft of a Brief Case ttincoat1 and a cushy Jug from his car someone stole clothing shoe Sand a suitcase from his parked Auto. Authority for studies in Panama and Colombia and also to deter mine if it would be practical to increase the capacity of the pres ent canal has Een under scrutiny of the budget Bureau. President Roberto Chiori of Panama was in Washington last weekend told new Smen he and president Kennedy talked about Possi ble new canal Sites but not in detail. At one time government engineers also considered Nicaragua and Mexico s isthmus As possible canal Sites but the proposal to be sent v Congress has been construed to mean that Panama Al and Colombia offer the most promising Panama has two potential place for new canals Beith Between the present canal and the colombian order. One would Start on the Atlantic Side at the sheltered Gulf of son Bias connect with a major River about mid Way across the isthmus and follow it to the Paci fic. The other would Start on the Atlantic Side find tie into the Sabana River and end in another protected area the Gulf of san Miguel. The colombian site near the Panama Border would it Lilze the Chicago Jerpi Bank Tidi =5ennsiglasct Pon t4o As i do do As shortcoming scheme sing ithe tellers priest at Northwest Natlo naj Bank in the \ the f employee coi ild a All the tellers prov Ltd to be Hon est and reported the extra Money. Then Glaser. 52, of suburban Prospect Heights came up wit another idea. He reversed the pro cedure.". ". -.--. ". Instead of adding $10" to a Teu a Cash he utri acted the amount. Seye rail Taj Era were sub fired because of Short accounts. Glaser neglected to return the$10 Bills. Assistant . Attorney Raymond j. Smith said in . He got away with 58,000 while All these tellers were being Dis missed with their futures under aloud Smith said. Federal judge James Parsons re leased Smith on his own recognizance pending further court action. Larato and Aruando Rivers to Crossa Buck go stuck. T. A Posey his owner som friends and the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals were stuck for a time. could t figure a Way to get Buck a 2-year-old horse out of an abandoned 10-foot-deep Well. Posey s 15-year-old son Dennis discovered the animal s plight. Posey called the sheriff s office and the Spca. The society said h did t have the proper equipment to pull Buck out. Sheriff s sergeant Arthur taster called the county garage for a hoist Chester Barnes a neighbor and Frank Crane a county employee made u Sling out of heavy rope and wrapped it around the horse s was dumped in a sitting position at the Bottom of the Well when the ropes slipped. Barnes and Crane gave i another try and succeeded. Posey checked his horse an found Only scratches and bruises. Buck began munching grass. It s employees who do most Plant new York up espionage and sabotage Cost american Industry untold millions each year but the ruined professional spy is a minor Factor in the losses a leading Industrial Security expert says. The glamorized pro at business spying exists said president s. D. Astor of management safeguards,inc., and he s very hard to catch. He uses miraculous new electronic listening devices Sulci As we some times employ in counter espionage and resorts to All sort of Chi Canery. He May steal individual secrets of great value. But the bulk of business espionage and sabotage i done by trusted employees who have a grievance against the Bossory Are Plain greedy enough to Trike relatively Small bribes from actually stupidity and careless Ness Blabbermouth executives and employees and those who leave important information lying around or carelessly toss away valuable clues to , secrets in waste baskets probably cause even big Ger losses than do employees who accept bribes. Astor said. Often Jenali Sythe motive for sabotage. Astor said As often As not is Jealousywe have been getting an increasing number of cases to which n top executive wants us to find out for sure which of his subordinates and colleagues is sabotaging his re Gime like holding up a big ship ment to an important client wept an undercover Man in the com Pany who can find out things he can t. It cakes time but it saboteurs be in four years of handling bust Ness spying cases in every part of the country. Astor s firm has not Oil secured a single spy. Begot enough evidence to get one Chap indicted for stealing design but the client would t prosecute the spy was his that said Astor is the toughest part of the business the emotional scenes with a client when he Hasto inform him that the spy. The Saboteur or the looter is Good old who has been around 30 years and As often As not Iskin to one of the company s bigger wheels by blood or Sterling of company secrets in t done in a Way to make it an indictable offence anyway. As Tor said. But it hurts. Fun general he said our clients complain they Are Hurt worse by leakage of design and product in formation than by theft of sates information. We have Many Cossin which a client spends a Tot of Money to develop a Good new de sign Only to have u stolen by a competitor even before it comes to Market ships collide off Florida Tampa Fla. Up the Coa carrying ship Martha Mac collided with a banana boat in the Gulf of Mexico. Only slight damage was reported and both ships were Able to continue their voyage
