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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Wednesday, June 27, 1962

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 27, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes wednesday june 27, ,.ihe South if Canton deadly due f less., appear i iliac filble in ill Brit a Oldie of Kong r s i at the International in Canton said he around the Back Street of 4he City visited a Rural com Muidie and talked through chinese speaking foreigners with Man chinese. During his Brief tour a h l c h he Feon ceded was United he said he encountered absolutely no signs of starvation. Stopping in Tokyo in rout Home he asked that his name be withheld because he Hopes to re but am starving visitor Sayi turn to China later this  observations indicated a that he viewed the area he visited Withan acute and ing Pisi live Eye. Basically he said in an interview i saw no misery nor did i  wealth. There was lots of organization but a great Deal of inefficiency. Everything in a communist City apparently Hasto be done in seven Carbon  he found the relatively few shops Well stocked with  kinds and a considerable Quantity of what he called useless things such , which found few buyers. At night the City s million strolled the thoroughfares in i apparently relaxed  few soldiers he saw wore uniforms of poor Quality which looked As though they had never been  the chinese he met both Ordinary people and officials knew very Uthe of what is happening in the. Rest of the world he said. Way to entertainment except Stro the streets. Summing up his observations said of they Are making a Middle of the Road Progress. It is country going like a Turtle Lowland surely. By contrast Japan moving ahead like a rabbits my impression is that China is tar from being one of the Power All nations of the world except for its huge manpower pm palist in ideas Juo t i f5 a j t a by Lewis Nap -3senate foreign relations committee members Whit Nian Rostow a Man of Many ideas even u they Whit is in his master strategy document scheduled for a committee quizzing behind closed doors of Robes Sinai idea Man. That is much of his Job now As we Coli lors and Charmian of the department s policy a re � Minim  of ? r v � and the mild mannered45-year old former professor economist historian author and intelligence officer seems  in the least shy. About talking to the senators about his personal views. Whether he and the secret Docu ment linked with his name Are soft on communism has popped up As something of an Issue this con Gressional year. Partly on trial at least is the foreign policy of the Kennedy administration. I Rostow an. Adviser to president Fennedy during the 1960 Campaign Cam to Washington hut year fro the Massachusetts Institute of technology to become a Deputy special assistant at the White House for National Security affairs. Last december he was assigned to the state department Post which carries the rank of assistant Secre t tary. Bis state department duties have included compiling a document f which department officials say re \7ashlfagton ideas on foreign and  e   been put into effect and Many a 1 Een  espoused by administration  suppose j administration serve years for . Crimes  prison Gates open Tor Jain.  by Burt k1ndig Danbury Conn. Up prison Gates have opened to free James j. Moran after More than 10 years of paying for crimes the courts said he committed As a new York City official. Moran who was 61 on saturday had served time in state prisons for extortion and in the Federal correctional institution in Dan Bury for income tax evasion an perjury. They were crimes he was convicted of committing when he was the Dapper powerful Deputy fire commissioner under mayor William o Dwyer. Robert Moran 25, now a lawyer practising with a Large trial firm was on hand to Greet his father. So was mrs. Imp ran and Eugene Moran 28 the elder son in turned to the study of Law almost entirely to help his father and who. Proved himself last year by Persua a Federal judge m. Meb Nev tic Cut the perjury part r of the sentence from five years to in months. I5ugene Moran maintain a office now in Manhattan. His father win go to work for him Asa Law clerk and Secretary. Both the Moran boys were teen agers when their father left their Home to enter jail. But both boys resolved that their Job was to do what they could for father. Eugene set his goal As the. Pray Tice of jaw and his College years As so it by Senate gop Leader Everett  of in Jenois against a background of charges by some re pub Means that in admrniitratios"1ias a no-win11 foreign policy. Struggle "-ts1 of Stowe actually As a proponent of a rather touchline a list the communists a Stow himself has this to say about the to Victory o the. United Stales Over the soviet a Fol a Victory for those who recognize that the Powers of the ver me individual should be limited by Law and practice. A Etc am Taco be who recognize the profound inter Epen Dume halons on this planet Over those who would press their in or cd Aloir Tinl nth Lunoc. , 2 closer finding of Western resources National or ideological ambitions. Freed from Bison Jamea j. Moran a key figure in a major scandal in the administration of if in York mayor Williqm o Dwyer Waves from car after being released from Federal correctional institution at Danbury Conn. Moran shown with wife served 10  were aimed in no other Dix ecu o4ftenough, he inc if Rome the w had Laid too Havy a band on the Eider Moran for to nil on to achieve his Vind Cath by hey could do. Bat it a a Muchl Teto reduce the Burden Othi -. Tic. Was convicted tit the. _ invest of operating a soak  when he fire and re  courts agreed that had formed a squad of  demanded to to $35 every time they approved1 the installation of a fuel Oil tank. The Money was said to hav runt into the hundreds of. Thon Sands with. Loran himself getting woo to 52.500 a week. Moram has steadfastly refused say what became of the Money. Moran was Seni need to 12t to25 years for extortion and served nine years and three months of it. T Italy to shrink its lire notes Rome a Italy s  Money jokingly described As bedsheets by italians is on the Way out. The Bank of Italy disclosed itis printing new 10,000-11 re notes about a to replace those Nowin circulation. Current 10,000-lire notes Are about As big As a Page in a Book measuring 5 by 9% inches. The new ones will be about As big As a paper  new Bills will go into circulation late this year. Feb midwife retires with 3,000 babies new York a the oldest practising midwife in the City mrs. Catherine j. Cacioppo. 71, has retired after 54 years of service and the delivery of More than 3,000babies. She was honoured at the depart ment of health offices. She received a certificate of retirement and Corsage from or. Jean Parker head of the department maternity and Newborn division. Mrs. Cacioppo who made. He first Deli very in 1908 at the age of 17, said1 a Normal delivery is Best for to woman s  she Lalmer she1 he d never lost a Iother or a baby. Of be used Tok s Tate educational x Rupee in court ded slow " Ira Yert Lar Public sch Tols Liri a ruling n sadly was shocked and frightened at the decision. He de scribed the grayer As a simple and voluntary declaration of belief in god by pub ii school  in Chicago the National association 6f,evangelicals Cal de the Rul ing regrettable. We Haye can derided All along a spokesman said that a no Sec Ebrum prayer and Bible Reading a Thoutt comment is  a Viola Tion of the Constitution. 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