European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 25, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday april j5, 1943 the stars and stripes Goldwater surge seen in far West Phoenix a a Surie Orsin. Barry Goldwater of Arizona Lorth 1864. Republican  Nomen Nikon appear to a build uni in he far West Western Levernois hire for their annual conference Are divided on Hli Chancel of capturing their bloc convention vote. But Gold Ter int Lent to far More pronounce than declared support for nov. Nel. Aon a. Rockefeller of new York. Neither old water who is up Forn election next year nor Rocke Feller hive announced  but both Are regarded a the leading potential contender. One evident Region for cold water s strength in the weit i that i he been getting around on peaking engagement White Rockefeller Una Elk outraged open activity in hit behalf in California. Page 9 Republican Cov. John a. Love of Colorado said recent occurrence have made Rockefeller be accept Able Ai a nominee. He wild the new York liquor License  Hurt Rockefeller to Tome extent he declined direct comment on Public reunion to Rockefeller Poi table Rem arrange. Love Laid Colorado which Heder bed an conservative. I e n n i toward Goldwater but Tinl either Man could carry the Hole. He Alio hid Rockefeller i acceptable to him Penon Aliy. A ool dealer partisan gov. Paul Pannon of Arizona Laid the senator could carry the South and mos Western slates including Cali fornia. Love did t go that far but he Laid a political Alliance Between the South and far West is possible pattern of Power that is in the foreground of advanced thinking on the presidential con test weak in went of the 13 Western states with electoral votes Only Alaska new Mexico Nevada and Hawaii sup ported president Kennedy in 1960. Democratic governors Albert  of Washington and Wil Liam a Egan of Alaska said Rocke mar was the Republican favorite in their states. Along with demo cratic gov. Grant Sawyer of Nevada they predicted however that president Kennedy would. Be the overwhelming Choice for a second term. Hall of Fame open for greyhounds Abilene. Kan. Up1 a new greyhound Hall of Fame has it first honoured tenants flashy sir real Hunuman and Rural Rube. The three famous greyhound were inducted into the Hall of feet ceremonies attended by almost 3.000 persons. It Wai part of the annual Spring tournament of dogs at the National coursing Park. Flashy sir. Owned by Merrill Blair of Jewell kan., won As much a Fumoo in one season and was known As the seab Scult of racing dogs. Real Hunuman. Owned bygone Randle of Miami flo., earned almost $75.000. Rural Rube owned by the late r. B. Carroll of Revere Beach mass., held two world rec ords and a banquet was Given in his Honor in Boston w 1939. Undecided on Hospital Washington Typlt  Kennedy has not yet decided which Washington hos Pital she will enter for the birth of her third child in August the Whit House said. Economies ordered by Post office after House budget slash Washington a the Post office department reacting sharply to budget cuts by the House has ordered rigid economies in its operations in 68 big City  outlined in telegrams to its largest Post offices the department order includes the threat of eliminating plans to extend delivery of mall to new office buildings and housing devel Story time mrs. John b. Kelly Mother of Fri needs Grace of Monaco Mads a Story to her grandchildren in the Garden of her Philadelphia Home. The youngsters Are Prince Albert and . The children Are la Philadelphia for visit with their grandparent United Frasa International photo Sobotor Rel Murias . For salary graduate student aide of Proxmire released Washington a sen Wil Liam Proxmire d-wls., has announced he tins removed his chief aide Frank Camp annl from the Senate payroll tin of april 1 and old to the government the $9,007.85 Cam Perm i received a salary since aug. 27, 1962. Proxmire also said com Penniwill not go Back on the govern ment payroll until he comes to Washington to head the senator s staff in june cum pen no. Of Milwaukee has been working Tor Proxmire while attending the University of was . Jurist refuses Ala. Bias cases Birmingham Ala. Up a Federal judge has refused to take Over the integration cases of mar tin Luther King or. And other negroes Here despite pleas that they could not get fair trial in state courts. Us District judge Clarence  told King s lawyers that he had spent a week studying an1b08 civil rights statute that Al lows a Federal court to assume jurisdiction from state courts in cases where constitutional right were being violated. He sold he could find no grounds in the la for him to step into the current cases. "1 can t breathe any life into stand x Don t think you  All Good told King s attorney Williami. Kunstler. At Chicago in reject ing Kunstler s Appeal for the fed eral Jurist to take Over civil rights cases that grew out of massive negro demonstrations Here. Kamitler argued for 30 minute sin Federal court that the negroes arrested in racial protests  receive fair trial in City court because of segregation. Con sin when he is taking graduate work Era Dong to a doctorate degree in English. His salary Wasat the rate of about $14.500 a year. Proxmire said that he will pay Campenni at this Rale from his own personal funds until Campenni finishes his work in Madison and comes to  was criticized when it was disclosed recently that Cam Penn was on his office a Tyrolt while attending the University Proxmire said that he Hod it cussed the matter with Many friends and critics but not on advised him to pay thai Money to the Federal  wisc on s 1 n friends an critics told me that no matter How excellent or valuable was Frank Campen no s defense con tract work for Wisconsin or h 1 scr enrich reports it in value to the taxpayer could Only be justified when he was in Washington at work on the head of staff Job for which he had been  he said. After Long consideration x have concluded that they Are  Proxmire said the Money he spaying to Campenni is a big pro portion of All the income the Sena Tor and his wife received from All sources last year. Paid $b,007proxmire said that he paid to the Foderl government 9.007.83, which include jft.r95.88 for the salary received by Campenni and $111.97representing interest. During the interval until june Proxmire suld he will require Campenni to continue to do a full time Job in Wisconsin. He will still make regular re ports available to the press of what full time work he does Torme on the Senate Proxmire uld.  ban on the hiring of new  of overtime in an future accounting period to the amount paid out during the four week accounting period ended last March 29. The telegrams to postmaster were sent by asst. Postmaster general Frederick c. Belen. Postmaster general a Edward Day had told Congress earlier thai drastic reductions in department operations would be necessary if the Senate which is now considering the budget went along with House cuts. The House trimmed $92 million from the $4.8 billion spending pro Gram proposed for the fiscal Yea beginning july 1 and Cut $81 Mil lion from a $166,863,000 supplemental appropriation intended to enable the department to make end meet in the fiscal year ending june 30. The Telegram by Belen chief Rotthe department s Bureau of operations said restrictions on overtime pay and the hiring of new employees were necessary because of the present and anticipated budget  initially these restrictions willbe limited in application to the 68 largest Post offices Bele added. Indicating the  the restrictions could be extended later to other offices. The local postmasters we reordered to Avlue Belen if the Over time and new hiring restriction result in any curtailment of serv  in the event a curtailment of service is deemed absolutely Neces  he said first consideration should be Given to the suspension of City delivery  2 skiers found dead of monoxide Salt Lake cite a two Young skiers were found dead in their car Only 90 feet from the Alia skiing resort High in the a Osatch  said the two mls Lonnie Huston 18. Of Palo Alto Calif student at the University of Utah and Alton Lee Smjth. 23, Salt Lak City had been overcome by Carbon monoxide fumes sometime Over the weekend. The car covered by two feet of Snow had been backed into a Snow  sergeant Robert a. Stowe said the pair had apparently left the engine running for warmth. The exhaust system plugged by Snow pumped the deadly fumes into the car. Lawmaker says chances boosted for tax Cut Washington rep. Hal Boggs democratic whip in the House said tuesday a brighter looking Economy is boosting chances of an Early tax Cut be cause the deficit position has in  Louisiana Democrat who met newsmen Otter president Ken Nedy s weekly breakfast with democratic congressional leaders thus became the first prominent member of his party in Washington to suggest flatly that next year budget deficit will be smaller than in fits billion or. Kennedy fore cast in january. Many have been guessing that the deficit for the 1964 ural year starting july 1, will to even Large than the january forecast. Newsmen asked the democratic congressional chiefs How they Favl about a report that apparent improvement in the Economy is Likely to stall action on or. Kennedy s plan for a three Yeiter tax Cut of$10.3 billion by making the need for a spending stimulant loss urgent this increases the prospects or passing a tax Cut Bill Boggs re plied because the deficit position has  Muny congressional conservative have expressed reluctance to vote for the biggest tax Cut in history when the Federal budget is deeply in the red. Lawyer heir can chord to laugh Chicago up a lawyer who inherited a $6 million Fortune said he has to still do some More think no on How to spend it he laughed it reports that his Windfall win tax  Kenneth f. Montgomery 59. Ifju Tirban Northbrook 111., and mrs. G. Harold Mather of Pasadena,calif., inherited w million each from a Trust estate set up 23 Yean go by mrs. Leila v. Post Mont Gomery the wife of a founder of the Battle Creek Mich. Post Cereal  Tyml estate was liquidated at the death of Lawrence j. Mont Gomery of Battle Creek who died at the age of 89. Montgomery mar ried the widow of c. W. Post founder of Post cereals in 1916. U million in tue Kenneth Montgomery Bald in an interview before he left Chic Agoto attend the funeral for the late or. Montgomery that about i million in foxes was paid on the estate when mrs. Montgomery die Din 1mo. In addition he said substantial income taxes have been paid on the estate earn year and the net increase of the estate Over the past 33 years is subject to a capita gains Uduc if part of it is sold. Montgomery a Nephew of Law rence Montgomery sold he and mrs. Mather a Niece of mrs. Mont Gomery Are the Only two surviving  said he would Fly to Camilla ga., where Montgomery will be burled. Ife said Montgomery was born in  explained that inheritance tax payments Are made the first death. In this Case when mrs. Montgomery died and no further inheritance taxes have to be paid. Not a Eurate Call that tax free i not quite  he  said he expected the inheritance and had been thinking of How to spend it. But wanted la still do some More  be fore giving definite answers. To said part of the Money would be used to continue the philanthropic programs started by or and mrs. Montgomery. This can t change your Way  he said. Two car collision kills 5 in . North Merrick . Up five persons were killed and on seriously injured in a two car col Llalon on the Southern state hark Way on Long  dead were All occupants of one car which police said skidded while westbound on the Parkway sped across a 20-foot furrowed grass divider and slammed into an Auto travelling in the opposite direction. The dead were identified As Pete Cestra George Felouzis and Vlao Abbatepaolo. Of .  Reikop Long Beach. . And Richard Ricalda. Center