European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 20, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday april 20, 1963 the stars and stripes Rockefeller Job data assailed new York up labor score Ury w. Willard Wartt accused gov Nelson a. Rockefeller of using palpably irresponsible figures to predict b serious increase in National unemployment in the next few years Wirtz Alio criticized the network governor who is considered top contender for the Republican Post 7 presidential Nomin Nifon fora " oui unemployment situation in his own state. He sold it is so serious it account for More than10 per cent of the National unemployment figure. I wish some of the so com that is going into Rockefeller s whistle would go into the Wirtz said. Scara figure he is playing very loosely with the Public stewardship to use the figures he has. His figures Are care figures. I assume he uses them to dramatize a Point of View Wirtz was particularly critical of Rockefeller s statement on april 6 in Omaha in which the governor predicted an unemployment figure of 9 million workers by 1967. Currently there arc about 4.5million unemployed or about 5.6 per cent of the work said Rockefeller apparently based his prediction on a work Force of 107 million persons the labor Secretary said Are 70 million workers in the United states now and this work Force is increasing at the Rote of about 1 million persons each year. Rockefeller s prediction hatted on the erroneous figures would Nean an 8.4 per cent unemployment rate by 1967." we Rex nearly As i can predict f there Are no major changes we Are Likely to go to Only 6 or 7 per cent unemployment by 1967, but we Are hopeful that a re Fifon of the tar program will bring the unemployment figure 100 million in overpay to is cited Washington a the Mili tary services have disbursed More Jian $100 million in overpayment to 1,250,000 servicemen Over a five year period the general account no office has reported to con Gress. During the same period 1057,.h rough 1961, there were More Han 500,000 underpayments total no $22 million. Most of the erroneous payment were for special types of pay and allowances such As reenlistment bonuses accrued leave and Basic quarters $18 million of the Over payments the government Audi tors said cannot be recovered and Many cases Congress has re Leved service personnel of their indebtedness. A major cause of the errors the accountants said. Is the High turn Over and Lack of training of Mili tary personnel handling pay and allowances paperwork. They recommended the use of More civilian personnel so a stable staff could be Cheater no8e he done wrong Sioux City Iowa up a Anonymous citizen with a guilty conscience sent 10 cents to the Post office Here because he told a fib about mailing a first class letter inside a note which accompanied the dime said the writer did t want my nose to grow longer like Fra warns 3 drugs May stain Teeth Washington a the food and drug administration Fra said Here that children s Teeth can be seriously discoloured by three types of tetracycline antibiotics. The three drugs Are tetracycline Chlortetracycline and oxytetracycline. The Fra said there is no evidence to Date that a fourth drug Temethy Schlor tetracycline causes the discoloration which is believed to be Agency has advised manufacturers of the three antibiotics involved in the discoloration to take immediate Steps to include warning in the Labelling of the must set Forth that the drug May form a stable Calciu Complex in Bone forming tissue with no serious harmful effects reported thus far in humans but warning that use of the drug Dur ing tooth development May cause discoloration of the Teeth. The warning refers to use of the drug by women during the late stages of pregnancy and by children in their Early years. High corporate earnings boost . 62 income to new record Washington a Ameri can income boosted by record corporate earnings of $51.5 billion soared to an unequal cd $458 billion last year. The Commerce department said Corpora the income before taxes shot to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $54 billion in the fourth Quarter of 1962higher than an previous three month period. Corporations Book profits mounted to $51.3 billion for the year. An allowance to make up for losses caused by Price drops in inventory valuations raised the deportment s assessment of total earnings to $51.5 billion. Defore tax income at that rat exceeded the 1961 figure by $6 Bil lion and 1959, the old record year by $4.3 profit $26.3 billion of which 15.9 went into dividends. National income Rose $30.2 billion both individual and corporate earnings Are included in National income but the department s of fice of business economics pm ploy different standards than in computing personal income As such. The 1962 figure was $440.5 billion. All industries except finance shared the yearly increase reduced Bonk earnings offset advances elsewhere in the finance category. Tek Byeloth Tea Holt signer Lori till Calls thin la oct bathing suit creation next to nothing. It faintly Mem let the Towel made famous by Brijitte Burdoft. A photo lawyer testifies in paternity suit. Los Angeles up Holly Wood attorney Arthur Crow Ley testified Here that he had been intimate with former Beauty Queen Terry Lynn Huntingdon but de Nied at her paternity suit trial that he was the father of her year old was called As an and Vene witness in the first Day of testimony in trial of the former Mist United states suit before a jury of eight women and four Huntingdon took the wit Aesa stand in the afternoon. He attorney attempted to Pine in evidence the birth certificate of he daughter. Identifying her As Eliza Beth Paige objected to the identification and attorneys agreed to stipulation which Only gave the birth Date of the baby without use of the Legal Wrangle occurred when Luss Huntingdon identified a picture As our the statement was ordered stricken from the was described in an opening statement by attorney Sydney m. We Ina As a mature experienced sophisticated Debo Tetra Huntingdon Nair and prominent Hollywood at Torney while Williams called his client a "20-year-old impression Able Crowley and his Jortner Horace a. Ruderman both objected and Superior judge Lloyd Nix sustained them. In his opening statement Tuder Man Nold he would prove Crowley was not the father of my Hunt Ingdon s daughter and that the Panf Nulf had bowl promiscuous. When called a wit Nous by miss Huntingdon s attorney Crowley admitted his Romance with to said he Hud not continued being into mate with her during the time she became pregnant. He also denied to Ever said head a rare blood Type. He said his blood croup was a Type. In his opening argument Wil Liams also claimed miss Hunting Don miss United suites in the 1059 miss universe contest was showered with attention l y Crow Ley. He said Crowley told her she was the Best thing that Ever happened to crowly. 39, a Bachelor at the time married actress Jana Lun several months ago. Girls exposed to beachwear exposure War new York Apas tempera Tures a flt. A new Beach and Bath Wear item looking surprisingly Berdot s famous Towel is popping up in the United state with the frequency of freckles. Tying securely across the bosom spanning the old ref and ending All too shortly thereafter the Gar ment is called first glance this Brief style fad along with barely there bodices on cock nil dresses skin Midriff evening costumes and solely sole shoes prom Loes a sent summer for mosquitoes and girl this spare apparel is Only one Side of a style War of fashion extremes in which the Industry is currently divided. On the other Side is a distinguished lineup of creators who advocate More anatomical mystery through modesty. Chief among the espouses of calculated exposure however is California designer Rudl Gernreich who Points out that in All goo design architectural or Rushlon space plays an important Only does he allow plenty of space Between fabric with som of his swim suit designs he prop Esles a Lens prudish Era in which indies bathing nulls will Lack tops. American have belatedly come to accept the bikinis Long appreciated by europeans. Yet in , Brig late Bardot s former Hillera playground and Birthplace of the Bikini and Low Static tailor pants Bench Hent los arc beginning to cover up. Fashion for women is not sup posed to make year the cover up Extrie reached Tome of the beaches in the form of Billowy in if length sack like hawaiian Muumuu and swim shifts. Some of these were designed by blonde shapely and colourful Lori till. Then suddenly Mian till swi chec fashion extremes in the Middle of the Stream snipped off her shift Stop and Bottom added draw Strongi and Gay Patch pock Els and hat girls exposing their tags again i next to nothings. Breathing9 plane makes 1st flight Edwards fab Calif. Apt an experimental plane called the x21a Mode its first flight a tripod 75 Mali s from Len Lhorne Calif to this base when test nights wll begin in about a month. It is a radically modified but bomber with a breathing Wing a Wing with slots in it designed to expel turbulent air to the rear reducing drag about 40 a r cent. The system called in Lur Flo control was not tested on the night. Airline Busy Busy Busy Washington up Allegheny airlines reported it carried4.803 passengers in one Day More than on any other single Day Init 14 years of existence. 17 injured in crash of train truck Charlotte. Mich. 8v teen persons were injured two rat locally when a grand trunk Western passenger train slammed nto a truck trailer loaded with eel. Train Engineer Arnold Silver and reman Jack Molette both of Battle Creek were taken to a hos Pital a few blocks from the Cit Railroad crossing which was it ered with heavy steel from the trailer. Among 14 passengers injured the most seriously Hurt was Isabe Hamilton of Glenwood call/., who was hit by flying baggage. Most of the 86 aboard escaped other injured passengers and a third crewman were treat Ednd released by the Hospital. Grand trunk estimated the damage to its equipment at$750.000, one of the two diesel engines of he five car train bound from Mont real to Chicago caught fire. Fire men contained the truck Driver Duane Lan ister of grand rapids was quoted As saying i m Lucky to can derailed Alt five passenger cars and baggage car were derailed along with the two engines. Engineer Silver suffered a Bro ten Arm internal injuries an head injuries. Fireman Molette Tad severe head lacerations. Both Tad been trapped in the wreckage. Boyd Howe of Sturgis mall clerk i the Canadian owned train bumped his head on the roof of the baggage car at the Impact. He was not seriously Hurt police chief Bart Howell said Lancaster told officers he did not see the quoted Lancaster As saying he stopped his truck at the crossing and upon seeing no train drove onto the tracks. Coast guard rescues 9 in two families Fairport Harbor Ohio up the coast guard res cued nine members of two Akron Ohio families when their boat capsized in Fairport Harbor on Lake coast guard said the James Wheeler and James Kowalsky fam Ilies averted tragedy because the women and children wore life jacket. Throe s no crowd for Dallas bicycle Dallas Dpi Jim Moody had a perfect Legal right to ride a bicycle built for two. And thre. And four or More. County criminal appeals court judge Brarton flt Hugh threw out a ticket Moody had received for pumping three children in bicycle Fitshugh said Moody eos Tom Blu bicycle with four sate did not Loutos be a statute
