European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday May 25, 1963 crime commission report involves both parties the stars and stripes Page 5 Massachusetts corruption charged Boston a the crime commission has re ported it him information of definite pattern of corruption in the male government. It Julf that corruption snot sporadic or Haply turd but is controlled by n group of powerful politicians in which both parties Ore . Commission suld in it report to the slate legislature its information came from persons in a Posi Tion in Timve intimate knowledge of state government. The of Van main for up Sta d the legislature for an appropriation of s509, to to enable it to engage fit once in it crash program of investigations of a number of state depart ments and agencies in breadth and the report said there Are Many persons in the state government who Ore. Hon it Public servants and who Lill Terly resent the corruption that exists but because of political in fluence they Are unable to do any i nine Abnusi it. There in a great need for n comprehensive investigation. The report added in addition to suggestions of corruption in stat government allegations of a serious nature have been made to the com Mission concerning corruption incite end town i the com Mission already discredited with presenting evidence to a i Ned jury which led to the ind thai nos of Throe state with bribery were k x e e u t la t councilor Joseph a Crimmins a Somerville Leaf Benoit of Chicopee chairman of the state housing Board and John of Lancaster director of Urban renewal and development forthe housing Board. Their cases Are pending. Warren urges opinion on amendments Washington a chief just ice Earl Warren wants the lawyers of the United Sonles to speak out on three proposed constitutional amendments that would drastically 1 Tor the Federal slate relationship. In an address to the american Law Institute Warren said the silence of the bar on the is no moult an abdication of its to the the proposed amendments put Tor word by slate Leguil Nilve Jenti ers would set up n court of state chief Justl Cen with authority to overrule the is. Supreme Courton matters affecting state Federal relations give state legislature the primary responsibility now held by Congress to propose constitutional amendments and also would deny Federal court jurisdiction Over state Repp Nunt ment canes. Artion taken at least one of the proposals has been passed by at least one House in 24 state Legislatures. It 34 states approve one of the proposals Congress would to required to Call a constitutional convention wherein could be formally Consul red. Ii proposals of this magnitude had been Tunde in the Early Days of the Republic the voices of Law yers of that time would have been heard from one end of our land to the said Warren. The great debate would be resounding to every legislative it and in every place where scholars and salesmen gather. If lawyers Are not to be the watchmen for the Constitution on whom can we rely the american bar association aboard of governors earlier expressed opposition to two of the proposals those creating a court of state chief justices and removing Congress from the constitutional amendment process. 8t1ij, pitching Everett Knowlta of Boston i still in thurr pitching helping out baseball Gnu though or can t Piny yet himself. Ill War Only i Small Brace below the. Elbow and a pm. Ai Everett gives handshake with reattached Arm 11oston a Young Everett Knowles extended his right Armand Shook hands with a visitor. It More than a gesture of friendliness. It was medical history coming alive. A year Ngo the 1.1-year-old Young Ster was wheeled into a Hospital operating room with his right Nam gone from about three inches be Low the shoulder. Hiarm wits carried in separately in a bucket of crushed ice. Before that Day of May 23. 1ihj2. Was to end doctors at Boston Smason Chusit to general Hospital to Orvetti seeking Underwood Stock new York Apt Olivetti and co., s.p.a., of Italy la set King to acquire 10 1 per cent control of Underwood corp., it was announced Here. The directors of Underwood reportedly have recommended thai stockholders accept the Olivetti offer. Olivetti want to Purchase kw.-677 shares of Underwood owned by Public shareholders other the Olivetti it $14.50 per share. Olivetti n lending to Lynn maker of office equipment currently owns 67fit per cent of the outstanding shares of Underwood. Attached the boy s Arm to his Bod for a significant medical break through. Doctors say they know of no other Success us Ofa limb today Young Knowles Arm is n put kitting living part of his body sensitive to touch and temperature an associated press reporter culled on him. The rid Lui red. Freckled faced youngster Shook hands gingerly moving the Arm Luil had been lopped Tiff b the wheel of i freight to Nln after he bitched k i Reim Penni operations said of a in it careful Fly Linnen words of medical men ally Rutih i in Mill Loo Early tomake prediction., flu jul i ultimate extent of recovery then lire Liuch Ful sinn., main month of of Sci visit inti and treatment life still in Prospect four important operations Wen involved in the firm replant. Including the connecting of vein arteries it nil i be Lour main Nei Veru Bles it who an it Kurt unti tit a it Nita. Senior a hoping for Proni Iii edit guest at gala Burbank. Calif. A presi Dent Kennedy has been invited to n High school senior prom Here. It s the Samc prom that his planned june 7 visit to this Cit almost displaced due to arrange men i made by local democratic official who hinted a plate dinner in the president Shonor no the Beverly i u ton s Urand ballroom. When the president Beard the students of hurry Ustik Teti so tool would have to Marl Hunting another place for their year end tit inc. H Elf tit Al to the i dinner. A few phone Calls however Xiii Uthell thirties Over and the sen 1 not miffed we it Bop Lnu he can spare incl nuts to to drop Ltd or. Khz ill la Hill student adviser. War Tel Jun menu fort third to mid Joan Zodl. class Sec Rel try. It would be u wonderful him tour Unior senior Jim Tucker explained thut it"1 students were not Milt tint dip Lili to of being Dis placed it ii president. We wanted to let him know we re not mud it bin. We d Miri like to have him come to tin1 forces spar on copters jets Flattop i a As the army sold More Flint re helicopters Ore therl Fth vehicles for protecting troop Rorry inc choppers in the Viet Nam War. A claim wit in do to the Avia Tion spare writers association f Aswan its 29th annual meeting Tinl the army knows More than the other nerdier about the value of copters in support ing ground forces with rocket and one hone Kun fire. The air Force and marines called the heir Opler a too Low and vulnerable armed escort. They say i he re soil escort vehicle is inc Jet fighter which they Elam a More re nah gun platform and can better protect itself with Syrert and in Nevern Billly. Brig Gen Robert r. We Lalami Tohl Aswan that when it comes to helicopter operations the army tin the weight of experience an knowledge not the other Williams commands the army aviation Center it. Reeker. Ala. Excellent Khori vehicle in a report on army airplay Ennd helicopter operations in Viet Nam col do her i l. Bristol said the armed chopper Hud proven Tobe an excellent escort vehicle. Heft Fly effective in counter insurgency Bristol spent n year in Viet Namond now is unsigned to the army s experimental 11th air assault div it it. Bonning in. The division is n test unit to try out army proposals fur fast moving assault out tils that rely heavily on Helicon Iris and lightweight air planes Bristol sold the army s sent to Viet Nam for tests lust october proved Able to pro vide All around support for troop to birr Lnu helicopters Rushing South vietnamese units into Buttle i Jungle areas. The Tivy contended Flattop were America s Best weapons or meeting ring red military threats in the Middle East an South Asia. Fwd for carriers answering Rel tar who rail carriers obsolete expensive and do Pic Tulve. Vice adm Paul d. Troop. Naval air Force Pacific Leet wild the if there were no carriers they would have to be invented to once the most Likely kinds of cold and conventional War threats of the future. Secretory of defense Robert s. Menam non has held up construction of n Carrie authorized by Congress last year pending a decision on whether it should k nuclear powered. Andt i Navy him been fearful he May reject n Tut at s for a new one next in report just prepared for my Nii Miira Stroop sold the comm i Nisi threat Wax on the Rise in re Moie areas of inc ,tlu1 Middle Kust and South Asia. Str up artied thut Europe Wasno inn kit the focal Point for hot ,." he sold the cold War How Ever would spread in Remote areas. Me sold land leases would be restricted in such areas and fatal Carrier Force gave president Ken Nedy u Means for graduated de Terrence for keeping violence at the lowest possible level. Senate unit oks House Bill hiking debt top bandleader Dies band Tea 4 e r Eddy Howard. 47, Whyotta recording of to each Ilia Annh old millions of Copen a found dead at hot Home at Palm Demort calf. Death wan believed due to heart attack. Death alternative killed Sacramento. Oills. Lelh Vallun establish Long life in prison without possibility of parole an Ulter native for the death Penally As punishment for convicted murderers has oven killed by hit he nov Senate judiciary commit lev. Washington h Phil ugh to id 1.1111� k n p 11-uis in lion Buo t us ill Livial debt of Lleni n it con Tiik of Kudo he lion. Harry f. Byrd i -vn., action on the Senate floor monday. Said apis Oval was l voice vote. As l he Bill now stands the the uni up made one Eitnie in 11 r e s t n t Selling of $.103 billion in House Hill to cd Leniul the Suk would he boosted to $307 billion i Lii list twin Pontov c t-111 n g n full action on the House piss. Secretary Douglas us Lynn sold an in. I i Tui Ratic 1 in d to r Mike Matix. Imi Iti live i the guv a Field. Munt. Mild the Stopgap v a Luken in closed be Mon hum tit minutes after tre Ernst it is to i i u 1th Bills. Would be taken up for until june10. Then Rise to $309billion fur Liliu remainder of the Nam fiscal he would be Back on Capitol Hill in August to reeks debt limit considerably higher than $309 billion
