European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 26, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              November 1964 the stars and stripes in Robert uncut Hli hand during full Mann of u to Oclock in Holly he hit some wreckage unit left renter asks director to Slop at right he Waits for Aid ii from Beverly Al learn out Good spy expert cat is particular qualifications on be of inc lie Detector and said is conclusions Are they of the lie Detector lest is Merey one of Many Steps in Clearing Piplic Nils for intelligence Morsony is the director of Iner National political studies at tune cards Hoover institution on revolution and a principal repository for Basic material on in served 18 years in Inell Glence agencies to his own biographical has devoted 28 years to problems of strategy and related questions of intelligence and he levelled his attack on the Detector in a paper prepared at the invitation of Cornelius for delivery in a government operations subcommittee headed by John Cou suit on Washington the supreme court refused to interfere with a new York slate school refutation recommending use of a pledge of allegiance o the Flag and containing the phrase under two p a r e n i s of children in schools of Richmond county contended use of the pledge amounted t an unconstitutional religious exercise and interfered with the parents right in diddle the religious or irreligious philosophy of the Joseph and Alfred appealed to the Mph tribunal after new York state courts rejected their the supreme court rejected the Appeal in one of a Long list of the High court made no in their wis and Klein stated the phrase under god in the recommended pledge of allegiance expresses a religious in repealed use in the schoolroom has the rejects Flag pledge Lary effect of advancing religion and thereby appears to fall the Cal for first amendment the first amendment to the Constitution says Congress shall make no Law respecting an establishment of or prohibiting the free exercise lie Washington up has the Central intelligence Agency omnipresent he Detector finally turned on its mauler a Stanford University intelligence expert said that it Stefan Possony of the Hoover institution suld use of the lie Detector in reemployment clearance tests by the Cia and other intelligence agencies is ten Dunk to Weed out the conscientious and virile types most urgently needed As he too much Reliance on the lie Detector actually helps open the Way for employment of drones and trained communist View contested that is just the opposite of the Way the Cia likes to think its lie detectors the Agency and some other intelligence forces use the lie Detector Metlei Romise he conceded s risk but said intelligence a Gerates it by adhering be sexual intelligence service is the Rong place to look or Monk d Possony and Curlly precautions must be in no with real regards of whether the moralist approves it or he did not suggest that any intelligence Agency is Overn Willt sex suffocated by or left wide open for he that there s some ground to believe at communist agents still arc pealing in american intelligence  and perhaps lat there Are More of them an he also said thai inc prestige f intelligence Vork is on the the Cia declined comment on he Chi other government net licence conceding of songs exp Rlue in the Intelli nce Field frees policy runner Washington up the supreme court has overturned the conviction of a Cleveland Man who was arrested without a warrant and searched for numbers which were found n his in u 8toj Rilling the court said there was not enough grounds for the arrest of William Beck for Wile game no decision of this court Hue upheld the constitutional Validity of a warrant less arrest with support so Scull us this record said Justice Potter speaking for the even in cases where warrants were the court has held that the Constitution demands a greater showing of probable cause than can be found in the present As a part of reemployment 4 Well As in Many other and Cine Point of emphasis is usually unnatural sex in a study prepared for congressional Possony said the trouble is the lie Detector measures mainly emotional reactions like he said most virile Young men with Normal sex reared in the tradition sex life is a private respond uneasily to bureaucratic quiet Lonier about Hilr sex this causes the lie Detector to Register in Security cases doubts tend i be resolved against the Appl can where ii Falls by contrast the r e n u i n who Luck even the rudiments of guilt feelings Ahou their sex life sort actually a be Verv proud of probably we pain inc lie Detector with Flynn Possony the he Detector Mav eve help them in Clear themselves o humdrum Annelic nil with lilt or no sex drive and no initially either likewise run Pam the 1 Detector with no difficult Possony mias for he la russian inv schools know a about the Cias use of lie Dele tors in personnel screening an can be presumed to have n trouble training infiltrator beat the Possony said the lie detect docs More harm Rood to 1 into Lisone he said the emn Halls on be habit in in sting emn Loyme is based on the possibility the u s agents Mav be in elected blackmail and tempted to ids Exchange suggested in Santa up Vincent Deputy Borough president of the has suggested an Exchange program of narcotics addicts Between new York and Star acc told a news conference that new York City addicts would be sent to four California facilities operated by the syn anon a similar facility would lie set up in new York for California we feel addicts have a belter Chance for recovery if they arc removed ram their usual sources of Lurace he there was a possibility the program might result in an influx of narcotics users into negro to preach at Al Christian service a a Legro minister will preach the thanksgiving Day service at Bristol citywide service or he first time in its More than the Dogan Pas Lor of the John Wesley myth of isl Church in this Tennessee Virginia Border will give the principal Sermon at the service hat is a thanksgiving Moraln i lure the Union is sponsored by the Bristol ministerial Assoc of which ministers of mor than 25 churches Are letters sent by Golf Zwahr Flack frn Washington up Barry Goldwater has received about letters from warm supporters since his presidential election defeat the Republican National committee Thi committee said the bulk of the mail has been received at the Defeated candidates Senate the rest were sent either in his Phoenix Home or gop Headquarters the committee thieves strike hard new Yolk More can were stolen in the nation during october than in any previous month in the National automobile theft Bureau the an insurance Industry put the Ion at More than Mai West a crippled former Marine corp Pilot Wai admitted posthumously the Illinois climaxing an Isy eur Story of courage and a the admission of the late Don Aid Harries of Duluth believed to be the firs time a Law License was awarded posthumously in came ill Lac More than one month afle Harries had been a quadriplegic since while attend ing the University of Man Nesti Law school he wrote Papen of 10 years with a Pencil vet Beconi Between his Teeth in a Hospital fell while tumbling in a gymnasium and never again had the use of his Arm or hurries was admitted to Hanei veterans Hospital where he be Gan his arduous Battle with his body and for almost seven years liar ties was virtually then he Learned to write b holding a Pencil Between with encouragement from e red Cross Volunteer mrs i mignon Waring of West Chicago r Harries began studying Law again Lille enrolled at Loyola lawyer1 Sily of was driven to and from classes and studied in his a Spital there were 50 men in that Ward at Waring ii was very hard for him to studying was further comply she because hurries could not sit in his wheelchair too it was difficult for him to balance himself in the wheel suld if he tipped too much one Way or the he would fall in june 1063 he received a Lav degree from but Harries didst the help of he began to prepare for the Illinois bar Harries look the written bar examination last he gave the answers orally and Waring wrote them he completed the examination while waiting to hear u he would be admitted to the Harries underwent a kidney regarded As serious surgery for a he appeared to be recovering after the but suddenly his condition changed and he died on