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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 06, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday june 6, 1963 the stars and stripes Page 3 overhaul of electoral plan urged Washington a two poll Cai science professors Testi fied hero that in a pledged elec Tor movement in lie South milk cnugent the overhaul of the elec toral College system of electing residents Tho Pool Billly of n National crisis win Forenoon if no presidential Citoli Tinte received the required majority of electoral votes and the election were thrown into the House of representatives. Jamr Mcgregor Burns of Wil Liams a Tiller and Paul t. David of the University of  Tot the Senate Constitution a mind Manti Hub committee their prefer ence would be for direct election of the president by popular vote. Ask automatic count but As a minimum they urged that presidential electors be Abol lived and each state s electoral votes counted automatically. Burns called this the simplest most non controversial and most urgent aspect of electoral College  a pledged elector movement in the South aimed at preventing president Kennedy s reelection and sparked by segregationist gov. Ros Barnett of Mississippi was brought up by sen. Estes Kefauver d-tenn., the subcommittee chairman Kefauver said he is concerned and thinks the country should be that lab Emu Georgia and Mississippi have adopted Laws that have taken away even any moral obligation for presidential elec tors to vote for party nominees. Others May follow he noted that similar measures also have been approved by one House of the Florida and Louisiana Legislatures. I share your alarm said Burns calling it a development of the utmost Verlou Unev David also expressed concern saying it de serves urgent attention and a prompt  however Senate Republican Leader Everett m. Durksen of Illinois a subcommittee member Aid that while u might at led party discipline he could see nothing immoral or amoral or any other kind of moral about it names two killed in crash Loxley Ala. Up the Navy Hai identified two Marnol killed in the crash o a Navy t34 propel Ler driven training plane near Here. The Navy at Peni cola Fla. Aid capt Merle r. Leighty or. 30.of Pensacola and 2nd i William l. Sull Horr. A of Chicago died in the Accident monday. L e i g h t y. A Pilot incl Rector. A or tved by he wife Janet Edn Leighty and their two Small Chil Dren. Sulhoff. A student Pilot la lure led by hit Parent. Or. And mrs. Jack t.  Navy wild the cause of Tho Accident is under invest Gutlon by naval  it said the plane was on a routine training the plane Wai based at Sun flex Field at the Pensacola naval air station. Kennedy paints of 6new Frontier to grads Colorado Springs Colo. Up president Kennedy said Here the cuban crisis inn full demonstrated that military policy an Power must be tied closely to political and diplomatic decisions in the future. Whatever the military motives and implications of that reckless attempt to place offensive missiles on the Island of Cuba May Huv been the political and psychological motives and implications were equally important or Kennedy the chief executive flew to ution is Well As new enemy went Colorato Sprintis on the first l a on we a keep their forces of a four any Western inspection and speaking trip. In a commence ment address at the . Air Force Academy stadium Here or Ken Nedy told the Young officers that the nation would need military commanders who can foresee Tho effects of military moves on the whole fabric of International  we need men who Eon Cope wit the a Hallence of new political Situ flexible As Well As reliable a Dalert without being Trig scr Happy he std. For we live in a world where the principal problems Are not susceptible of military Solu in his prepared remarks or. Kennedy attacked the smoke Salon thru in air Forre career was Niort Wiiki Illo an obsolete a cup on system the manned  the president mild i la re was no Navy truth to the forecast that air farce officers of the future would be nothing More than so called Nilene Nilo Sitters " some of you will Fly the fastest planes reach the highest altitudes and lift the heaviest pay lands of any a Laior in history he Tot the graduates. Some of you will hold in you hands the most Awe some destructive Power that Martins Ever conceived some of you will work with the new leaders of new nations which were not even Nellons n few years ago. Same of you will support k u e r r 111 a and  that Combine the new Cost techniques of warfare with the oldest  of the Jungle. To develop new plane and some of you will help to develop new planes that spread their wings in flight detect other planes at Una card of distances do liver new weapons with unprecedented accuracy and Survey the ground from incredible  thus the president picture what he railed the Onrush of technology which he predicted would Lead to a constantly expanding role for the air Force. Or. Kennedy also said the great est value of these new weapons of massive retaliation Lay in their ability to deter the very War which would require their use. But he pointed out that the deterrent Factor did not diminish the importance of new devices As weapons. At the , Ambas Isidor to wet Gir Many Tir org c. Mcchri taken hard took at the Wall in West Berlin with John a. Cash out rightful taunt chief of the a Mission in Berlin. Mcgnee voted the Benauer Strum Section of the wait on Hla first official visit to the City. Up Mcgehec vows free w. Berlin Berlin George c. My ghee new american ambassador to West Germany pledged to continue a firm . Policy on Berlin and assured West berliners that he Freedom you enjoy is As precious to americans As their  paying his Flat official butt Here the ambassador conferred with officials of the City and the . Mission. During a visit to the City Hall he signed the Golden Book registry of distinguished visitors. Our policy remains Sieade Natland sure in support of our Friend and of our ideals he said. We shall not waver in our efforts to bring about in concert with All free Peoples a world of Freedom peace and  he said nowhere have people Tood up for Freedom More openly and courageously that Here in Ber Lin. You have Good friends and promising  terrified son 7, watches Mother beaten to death of cadets to visit Mexico Mexico City a group of 110 cudello from the . Air Force Academy is expected her thursday for a five Day visit. The cadets also plan to visit Panama Peru Uruguay and puerto Klco. Chatsworth. Calif. Up an attractive Divorcee was beaten to death hero in her $200,000 Hill Tup Home As her 7-year-old so watched in terror police said. Authorities had no leads on the motive or the killer. An autopsy confirmed that  , 33, died of a fracture at the base of her Skull and a brain Haemorrhage. The Wendron was undetermined but was thought to be a baseball  victim s Sun Arthur mild he two americans Drom n in Turkey Istanbul Turkey Impi two americans were drowned while swimming at a dam mar the .Olr base at Adana. Turkey. An official report identified the americans As j. Brophy. 44, with an office address at Ardmore pu.,and Home Mfd Rossei at sch rank md., and Glen Burnle md., and Frank Kane of sen i tie Wash. Kane was Mummer of Theta Mucyn co. At the . Air Buse at incl Elk. Turkey. Brushy n offi Cial capacity was not  known. Wife proves All wet in family argument Taw his Mother hit twice with my by a masked  said she w � watching Tele i Slun about 8 30 . After  Ling him and bin 4-year-old sister to bed. She went outside to investigate when she said she heard someone in the drive wily. The youngster told police. I not up and looked out the bedroom floor and Kun this Man dressed in dark clothes with it hate mask Over his face out on the porch Wilh my  Sai Darthur. It sounded like they were arguing. All 1 Rould hear Plain was him saying you. You.  she was Schreit Monk my name when he hit her he  could i in vi1 been u Hur Klai who fun d when he realized the Matlock Wax Scon suld lieutenant jut k morph who headed a four Man detective team. It also could Tive been Norm one who knew her my had other motive but we just Don t know  mrs.  was divorce three years oks from Arthur b. Herrou Hinter a wealthy Beverly Hills Iju Iii Somun. He was questioned As to is u Friend of the Vic Tim. Jack Woody id of North hol Lywood. Neither was detained. Fort Worth up a 38-year-old woman and her 14-year old son floated in the water for three hours in Lake Benbrook after the husband left them there  he was going to get Cigar  All started with an argument Over the right Way to bait a fish  the husband hit me with a pop bottle the woman told police. Then i conked him on the nose with a flashlight. But i  she said she refused to get Bac Kinto the boat so the son joined her in the water with two life preservers. The husband headed for shore."1 was tired of fooling with them he told police. He said be wus going after  the wife said. But after an hour we figured be w  a passing Cabin Cruiser rescued the pair. The woman told police she did not want to press charges against her husband. I still love him she said. House cancels claim against Michigan vet Washington up the House has passed and sent to the Senate a Bill which would cancel the 122,756 debt claimed by la Federal government Agal Nat John William Horling of grand rapids Mich. Horling was retired from the Navy in 1955, and the following year look a Job at the grand rapids Post office to supplement his $2,874 annual retirement pay. He and the postmaster asked the civil sen ice commission whither Law against dual employment for bade the two sources of govern ment pay. And the commission reply indicated to both that a was eligible for the Post office Job. Rent word More than 5vi years lat a the Post office department sent word that Horling s appointment was illegal and void and that he must repay his full salary for Tho period. The House judiciary committee noted that Horling performed his Post office janitorial duties Faith fully during the entire time. To allow this situation to continue for Over a 5hrywir period Argentina receives $35 million Aid credit Buenos Aires Tupi Argentina bus received a credit of$35.5 million from the . Agency of International development the Money will be used to help Argentina s balance of payments situation finance badly needed housing projects and a study of Argentina s economic situation. Equitable the committee  places the government in a position of gaining the Benefit of the services rendered while deny ing or. Horling compensation for those  jailbird charged with excess benefits Ontario Calif. Up grow w. Lund 45, we charted with picking up four unemployment Check totalling 188 while confined to he mod having Oil police chaff drive him to tha unemployment office to fee the nil. He said his wife we bin tic some a pen there Tor him to in a Bald police chief Herbert. Shunney. Be did t Sadr Howu Bonc to get Money  
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