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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Thursday, June 27, 1963

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 27, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                To Medoy. Juiia 27, 1963 the Stam and stripes part s it s git aboard doggies As l7000 steers sail to Market Omaha a a thousand Mississippi steers to ipod off their Floa Linit Ford lot after eating their Way from Greenville to Omaha 1,400 Milos. The cattle were Tran full and their owner exuberant after the trip that raised the Hopes of both cattleman and re vermin. The father of the front and eat project Gerard Harrison of hous ton. Tex., said he was ready to lend his converted automobile Barge the Lulu Belle Back for another Load of steers. Though he s a texan Harrison raises his cattle on Rancho in Mississippi and arks nuns. He ships them Here for the intense feeding that fatten cattle and Rives their meat dinner table Quality. Since the Days of the a rent cattle drives North from Tottis the prob Lem has been to transport the animals without losing weight. Fattening is expensive. Cattle normally Are shipped by truck or train. Harrison s enthusiasm was prompted by indications the cattle had made the trip by River with out losing Many pounds and per haps even gaining a few. The animals weren t bruised either. I la save enough on freight to Taul Northern Corn Back to my herds he  the Lulu Belle the cattle chomped away an of cringe of 28 pounds of feed a  Belle was herded upstream by a towboat along with others in i string of  turnout turning out to Greet it were thousand residents of this cattle con Arlous town which hns succeeded Chicago As the world s largest Weitock Market. In the crowd were the mayor the president  chamber of Commerce and House unit votes Cut in Moon project Washington up the House since committee voted tout $259,122,000 from next year s . Manned space flight program. Nearly half the slash would come from the project to put a Man on the Moon. The action was the first Ste taken by the committee in its final consideration of the s5.7 Bil lion budgeted by president Ken Nedy for civilian space  George p. Miller d callf., indicated there would be a slash of nearly $900 million from the Overall  cutting funds for manned space travel the committee agreed win one of its subcommittees which had called for a 7.4 per cent reduction in the $3.7 billion re Quested for the fiscal year starting july 1.it called for a decrease of $183.7 million in research and develop ment the biggest reduction Here-4120 million occurred in the Apollo project to put a Man on the Moon by 1970. A total of $1.2 Bil lion had been asked by the National aeronautics and space administration trimmed by $15 million was the $48 million requested for develop ment of the a engine an  rocket intended for flights beyond the  has been a Strong support a of the administration s space requests. But he indicated he Felt his committee would go along wit the judgment of three subcommittees that spent several months Ping Over the space budget item by item. City swimming with new arrivals s Prairie Village. Kan. Tie sen ate labor committee has approved Bill to give education and Home Oun Benefit to veterans discharged Ince Jan. 31. 1005. Known an the cold War go Bui he measure hns been opposed both in the Eisenhower and Kennedy . The a term administration hns estimated its education costs could exceed $3 Bil Lon. Sen. Ralph w. Yer Borough. A Pex. Is sponsor of the measure. The Bill passed the Senate in1959 but died in the House. L n the preceding Congress it was cleared in the labor committee but was lot called up for a vote in the Senate in the face of Kennedy administration s opposition. The Bill would make available for veterans serving since 1955 col lege and vocational education pay ments similar to those a waved by world War ii and korean War  korean War benefits expired Jan. 31, 1935. The newly approved Bill would cover the period to july1, 1967. When the current draft Law expire. Under the proposal a Veteran would receive payments for 1dnys of rail age education for each 1 Day of service. Draftees and Many a list Era now serve 24 months so ii a Rould net x months of Educa Tion payments enough to Complete i four Myrtir  Veteran with no dependents would be paid $110 a month with one dependent. S1.13 with two or More. Jus. These payments would have to Rover tuition and All other House group agrees on Cut n foreign Aid Washington up k9fmembers of the House foreign at airs committee have agreed on a $400 million Cut to president Ken Nedy s $4.5 billion foreign kid Mil but will resist further slashes it was Learned. Informed source said the Whit House has decided it Cut invt with the smaller program Clearing the Way for the House group to approve the scaled Down figure a he next few weeks. Aid critics led by rep. Otto , d-la., Are determined again to win cuts of 11 billion or More this year. Arms assistance about $179 minion of then a reduction would be in military id. This would Cut arms assist Ance for . Allele Oversea fromn bout $1.4 billion to about 91.2 Bil lion. The proposed Cut in Alliance for Progress Aid for latin americ would be $90 million reducing such Loans from $650 million to $600million. The committee meeting behind closed doors to Hammer out a final version of the Aid Bill voted to make a $40 million Cut in Grant for underdeveloped countries. Rohli would chop or. Kennedy request from $279 million to $209 million. Hoffa pleads innocent to fraud charges Chicago up teamsters Union president James r. Hoffa pleaded innocent Here to charges i of conspiring with seven other men in a $20 million fraudulent loan  other seven men indicted with the teamsters Boss also pleaded  District court judge Richard b. Austin said the Case regarded As the Justice depart ment heaviest blow to dote in i running Batty with Hoff. Would go to trial oct. 7.hotfa we in the court and delivered the plea of not guilty him self. Afterwards he expressed con fld Enre that atty. Gen. Robert Ken Nedy would not succeed in convict ing him on the charges of manipulating loan from the ten Muter a Central stole pension fund. The plea of not guilty will be and diverted More than $1 million of it id their own use. X15 rockets at 3,800 ,h. Edwards fab Calif. Up the x15 tuesday rocketed at blazing Speed of More than Fly times the Speed of sound through temperatures that could Burn an Ordinary plane to Ash within minutes. Test Pilot Joe Walker the world s testes flying Al Plant Pilot was protected by Hla pressurised cockpit and space suit from the searing air friction heat that expanded the x15 steal Akin itt inches and turned in note and Wing tip red. He skirted the rocket ship at3.800 Miles an hour along the fringe of space nov 100,000 feel or almost 20 Miles a tempera Tures soared As High a 1,000 de Grees fahrenheit on thu exterior. Named with Hoha in the in substantiated by evidence and it dict Nentz were Benjamin Dranow. Will be proven thut the pension 56, former owner of a Minneapolis in any Way in danger and that this department store now serving Al just another propaganda move i Federal prison term for mall fraud by Bob Kennedy Hoffa sold. I income tax evasion and Bond jump the Boss of the n it Ion s largest ing Abe 1, Weinblatt. 67. Retired Union said he was paying for disown defense. Want Quick trial Miami Beach businessman Sam Ual h Man 69, Miami Beach realtor Zujic Biry a. Strale or. New. I be got a few friends left he i Orleans Bull dry s. George burrs said. He mild he wanted a Quick 65. New York accountant and mistrial to quiet any fears of persons son Herbert burrs. 41 new York drawing Money from the pension fund. Hoffa and the others were convicted on charges they fraudulent attorney and Calvin havens 39, Miami Beach  convicted the eight could be in Tetrad to As much Foj five Yearsly obtained $20 million in Loans in prison on Euch of the 27 fraud from the teamster pension fund 1 counts and fined $37,000. Indiana presbyterians name Wimberly chief Hanover. Ind. Up or. Ware w. Wimberly has Bette ire Ted head of the 110.000-member Indiana Synod of the United presbyterian Church in the .a. By delegates to the Synod s 138th an Nual meeting. Wimberly. Pastor of u Wabush ind., Church the Post 24 years succeeds or. Howard w. Kipu. Frank fort. Ind., a Moderator. Or Ray mond f. Dutch struck athletic director at Hanover College andean elder in a Hanover Church a Elt cited vice Moderator  
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