European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 10, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 6 the stars and stripes monday Jum 10, this spaceship stuff has its screwy angles by West Washington up i covering astronaut Gordon Coop or s space night Lut month the radio networks Wera at times hard rated or seemed to me they inter viewed every person who had an Remote connection with the space program and then they inter viewed his brother in Law. On occasions when there was Adelay in the countdown or some other uneventful interlude i got the impression they were going out and dragging people in off the streets. Even so there was one Angle that the broadcasters apparently missed and in order to make the record Complete i shall attempt to 111 in the Gap. I have just interviewed the Man who manufactured the screw holes for Cooper s capsule. To the average Layman who has Only a limited acquaintance wit nuts and bolts screw holes nay not seem very important i was unaware of How vital they Are. And some of my Best friends Are nuts. But after talking with Eduar Baruch president of the hell Coll corp. Of Danbury conn., who was Here on business i will never take screw holes lightly again. It would perhaps be going too far to say that Cooper could thave orbited at All without Baruch s screw holes. However there is no gainsaying that they represent a major contribution to the apace have made possible advances in the use of so called Light materials aluminium magnesium plastics fibreglass Etc. That would not otherwise have been possible. These material had one com Mon limitation Baruch explained. The strength of the threads in the material was less than the strength of the screw or Boh used to assemble it to heavy stress the threads would strip or pull out and the thing that the screws or bolts held together would begin to shake rattle or come 1949, Baruch formed a com Pany to work on the problem Rais ing capital among other methods by Hocking his wife s rings j two years later they had it More than 50 patents cover the process and others Are being obtained All the time the principle of the Baruch Crew Hole it so simple that even i can understand merely involves putting a lining into a threaded hoi to i. Enforce the threads. That double the strength of the Threde i that Only half a Many bolts u screws Are needed. Or Yon cause the same number but them twice As Small. In rocketry and other where weight is vital the bans pc screw Hole is a Blessing initial f Ris company now does a i b. Lion annual business a Kiil plants in six countries. If there is a moral la this stary i think it can be expressed As no i. Lows. Don t waste time trying a 1build better Mousetrap Butoi g a better screw Hole instead. Of soy and Elili truck missile faces Roadblock Washington Aop the in a Wmk growl pm that propose development of a new Mobile la 11 designed for firing from tracks Over ranges up to x200 Miles May be put defense department authorities Are known to feel therein Only a marginal requirement for Tuch a Mobile a Drenge ballistic missile i Century old Quaker Meetin Boos attended by former presi Dent Herbert Hoover will be re stored and moved to a site near the Hoover presidential Library Yum. A group of residents chipped into Purchase the deteriorated build ing now used As a storage building and to House a Small gift shop or. Hoover a Quaker was born near this i a urn Iowa Community which already contains a memorial Library and Park for the former president. The meeting House which also Baa been used us a movie theater Barbershop and Mechanic garage will not be placed on the Federal land which holds the memorial Bullinga. Instead it will be placed across the stent and. Be privately maintained by the Herbert Hoover Birthplace foundation. The me Morial buildings an kept up by the Federal government s Genera services administration but the Agency does not want any More structures on the land. Southern Cal scr up far off Campus Branch lob anoklb8 api _ the University of Boatmen California said it is establishing a on of ten Earnna in Vienna with us fall a neater of act Der Elmoi Stude Tseu att incl Linss at Iho Ulver Alty Vlesta and Rollox Mcnult. Moving into full development he could either junk the project or put the studies made so or inthe files ready to be brought out in event of a change of hear later. Informed authorities indicated they Felt the Lottor course was the Likely one. The my rom originally was Dis cussed As a possible nato nuclear weapon to be owned and operate jointly by the nations of the Atlan tic Alliance. That was before the unite states hit on a new approach for a multinational Force for nato a Force made up of surface ships mounting Polaris missiles. Gen laurels nor Tad took the position while he was supreme Allied commander in Europe that there was a requirement for a Mobile old Range missile for nato. At the recent nato minister meeting in Ottawa the my rom was mentioned Only once during the discussions. Top . Planners have held in the Post that the Allied nation should pay More than half the Cost of any my rom development an procurement. But most of the allies claim they Don t have the Money to spend on building up their conventional forces which this coun try considers the no. 1 priority in Europe. And Scarcity of funds is a major consideration in reluctance of some of the allies to join Intha multilateral Polaris ship Force. About the Only official european support voiced for the Merb recently came from the West Ger mans. Defense minister Kal Uwe von Hassel said Germany considers land based medium Range missile essential to its Security. Is. Officials have Given indications recently that they Are look town makes pot to get its paper out of a tax Stew deep River. Iowa up the internal Revenue service irs bad its im8.09 and the Folk of deep River had their weekly newspaper. Tax agents padlocked the door to the deep River record May 33because Charles v. Dunham 34, editor and publisher had not paid income and social Security taxes. Garage operator George Weber mailed the Check to the irs office in Des Molnes. He said the Money was donated by about 69 persons who chipped in from k to $10. These people got together be cause they want to keep their newspaper Here Dunham said. The lock on the door did no keep Dunham from getting out two editions of the irs agents did t know Tor a while How i was getting Inland Dunham said. A quipped in his column earlier that he had the Only paper in the state run by the government the advantage to that he said was that he could refer any complaints to president Kennedy. Ing at the my rom mainly fro the Point of View of its application As a weapon for american forces. The air Force would like to have the new Mobile missile to replace its relatively slow Mace and Mata Dor missiles winged and air breathing weapons which already Are considered old fashioned. The Matador with a Range of bout 600 Miles and Speed of around 650 Miles an hour is deployed in West Germany Korea and Formosa. The newer Mace i somewhat faster than the Mata Dorand with a reach of More than 2,000 Miles is in Germany and has been planned Tor installation i Korea and on Okinawa. Mcnamara told Congress several months ago we do not see clearly the military requirement for the my rom other than that the United states not now have a modern Mobile weapon to fill the Gap Between the army s 400 mlle Range Pershing and the Navy s Polaris with a Range of from 1.380 to %87s Miles. At the same time the defens Secretary said the Pentagon has pictures showing a russian truck borne missile with a Range Esti mated at about 1,269 Miles. School ordered to desegregate or lose Church Atlanta a Lovett a fashionable private school has been told by the episcopal Bishop of Atlanta to design Gate or be disassociated from the Church. The school recently refused to admit the son of negro integral to nest Martin Luther King or. It now has applications from tha parents of two other negro Chil Dren. The it. Rev. Randolph r. Cal borne said in a state mint he Hopes that Lovett will be Able to end desegregation before the implied moral support of the episcopal Church must be completely with the school has no official connection with the Church but it is episcopal oriented and two thirds of its trustees Are episcopalians. Claiborne said the trustees removing to implement a policy of integration. Peek a boo a Young lady who knows when she s going in Hollywood in spite of her hat la actress Hayley Mills. She. Wears this concoction in a him the Chalk Garden approbation official says . Has 100,000 alcoholics Newport . Up Washington ., which has a Popula Tion of 764.000, has an estimated 100,000 alcoholics according to probation expert from the nation s capital. Edward w. Soden supervisor of the alcoholics rehabilitation uni of the Washington probation department said the 100400 include thousands of persons who use Washington As a stopping Point Toad from the South. ,0o a Reata in a recent year Soden told an alcoholism workshop Hen there were 46,097 arrests in the District of Columbia for drunkenness. In the nation he estimated then an about is million americans Ansted each year for drunk enness Drunken driving and other alcohol related offences. Of All the diseases alcoholism is the one most Likely to be mis. Tab Ltd. To be denied or to be hidden he said. Too often it is not recognized by others or and milled by the victim until it has grown to such proportions that Itcan no longer be denied. Gen depicts new Breed of officers Chicago up military officer i now i gone to hell and a new _ Hai come to the fore the muder in chief of the Nott mfg american air defense come i saturday. Gen John k. Or Hirt to 11 ulum n i meeting at the of Chicago. Everything changed during the pm Twa Odea including the mall of mind to the past he said the j Toff officer Wai Ster Man on the declining tide of it die age spare wrinkled. I gent but with no imagination save noncom Metal. With Eye codfish polite. But at the i time unresponsive. He was As composed As a i. Crete Post or a plaster of 9 cast he added. But he said a new Breed i come to the fore.1 today there is a i with National , National strategy and j Ter National affairs he said.1 Yerhart said there Wai a i for a higher level of educate among officers. Twenty five years ago a 1in uniform would have been i soldered in oddity. Today in air Force alone there Are flyers with . Degrees or equivalent thereof he said. Nearly 7.000 have master graces. I am sure that these f con be matched by the army he senior officer said must be Able to talk a Ompre Henslee View to understand i of the factors which a feet tary pay phones will not go in planes yet Washington up a familiar pay Telephone Booth i going to be installed soon in i planes. The Federal commit. Commission ruled that Desell years of research a practical ground radio Telephone system Oil the general Public has not bean f eloped. However it said it to consider future proposals for b service. Court rules out divorce in dead wife Trenton. No. Up ii new Jer sey s second highest court has ruled a Man cannot get a divorce fro the wife who left him in 1933 and As a result his second 18-year-Oldmarriage is invalid. The appellate division of Supe rior court split 2-1 in deciding that George a. Wells of Newark could not sue for divorce because he had not left his second wife in 1961when he Learned his first wife was alive. Staying with his second wife the majority reasoned then became adulterous and divorce cannot be granted to new Jersey ans who Are at fault in a marriage. Judge Edward Gaulkin dissented i i he i Din n remain married a no " " to � the innocent Ruby who has been a faithful to Jimr a Wolf mar. Wells or live with him in sin judges Victor s. Kilkenny Milton b. Conford writing Tori majority said the Law had to followed strictly. Wells married Mattl Bella Linson in Vero Beach Fly. In Jwj she left Wells in 1933. In 1944. Wells married 1 the Assumption that his of was dead. In 1957, they Bough a Newark Home. When he learn of 1961 that m a 111 e was alive f lawyer told him to seek a a Lorthe appellate court s decision i deny the divorce upheld a in the chancery division sup court Essex county
