European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 7, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              December 1964 the stars and stripes 5 report finding Small cars unsafe called wrong a spokesmen for u manufacturer of foreign made Small automobiles disagreed Wilh the View of car cows that Small cars Are less Safe than bigger Small Economy import sedans Are one of the safest passenger vehicles on the Road said Vincent president of Ren of new York the affiliate of Renault of statistical said another official of a foreign car their reaction followed release of a report by Cornell aeronautical Laboratory in which a team of researchers contended the occupants of Small cars involved in accidents were More Likely to suffer injury or death than per sons in larger for the 99page re port said among occupants in injury frequency of injury in Small cars was about 10 per cent higher than in Standard frequency of dangerous and fatal injury in Small cars was about 20 per cent higher than in Standard percentage of fatalities among Small car occupants was about 51 per cent higher than among Standar car the researchers compiled data from injury producing vehicles in Rural accidents in 38 comparisons were made among three Small compact curs and Standard statistically controlled conditions of Accident Type and the report said the risk of in jury was nearly 20 per cent higher in Small cars than in Large it broke Down the rate of dangerous fatal degree of in jury this Way 19 per cent in Small 18 per cent in com pacts and per cent in stand Ard fatality the report were per cent for Large 8 per cent for compacts and 7 per cent for Small the researchers also concluded that More persons were thrown from Small cars than from larger the frequency was 81 per cent More Between Small cars and Standard cars and 25 per cent Between Small cars and com they the two year study was sponsored by the Public health service and the automobile manufacturers Extension won on designs for new Airliner Washington up Presl Dent Johnson has extended the contracts of aircraft firms de signing the nations first super sonic the on month Extension was Given to the Airframe firms of Lockheed and and to Gen eral electric and Pratt it Whit who Are competing for the final engine All four firms submitted phase 2 improved designs to the Federal aviation Agency Faa last a 120man in Ter Agency evaluation team submitted its recommendations to Faa administrator Najeeb Halaby on which Airframe and engine manufacturer should proceed with the final Lla Lahy applauds Halaby said he was pleased that the president has Given us authority to go ahead with the design he said the con tract Extension will permit Pri vate Industry to continue develop ment work while he studies the recommendations of the evaluation As Well As a re port on the competing designs from the president said the Exton Slon was to give the four companies a Chance to continue to study the problems associated with the Airframe and engine of the supersonic the development of a commercially profitable supersonic transport is a very difficult and Complex the pres ident Extension of the contracts would enable the companies to keep together the Skeleton teams they have been using to work on this Johnson Mike d chairman of the Senate subcommittee on wired from Hawaii his support of the i heartily concur in he the senator said div Clomen work should continue on the problem of sonic booms associated with the projected Airliner the first series of sonic Boom tests was conducted by the fed eral aviation Agency Over Mon moneys Oklahoma collection recovered from flames up a stamp collection valued a to was recovered from the burned Home in which the collections owner Carol who a killed when flumes destroyed he three Story had in Crilo the collection mostly of commemorative Issue her mayor Dies dieting grave me 47yearold mayor of be died of u heart attack will helping to dig a grave for neighbor at time Valuko cell worked 26 years without fee Indian tribe votes million for lawyer Utah a an at Torney who has been helping indians with their Legal problems almost from the time he left Law school says he will receive million from one grateful the Council of the hop tribe in northeastern Arizona voted the sum for John Boyden of Salt Lake who helped win an important land Case after 26 years of the Council said was for Legal fees and was in 102yearold this photograph was found in the wreckage of the Union ironclad Cairo which was sunk in the Yazoo River near during he civil the positive chemicals had been washed off the Glass plate by leaving n negative from which this picture was a police say Boyfriend hired them to kill her mate a Oung woman and a Man were arrested accused of hiring two detectives to kill the woman police said Peggy to 2and Robert Ai her husband killed so she could collect his life insurance and Lair assets reportedly Worth they actually were Worth Amico the detective chief said he and detective sergeant Samuel both of were unaware of the detectives Johnt and Putz were charged with conspiracy to Mur Der johnt1 s Paul assistant detective chief Michael Amoco said police commissioner William Schneider received information of a murder plot and contacted Putz in a Tav where Putz was a Par time Amoco quoted Putz As saying he had a Girlfriend who was hav ing difficulty with her Amoco told a reported that the woman wanted a court upholds conviction of its on Loans harking Washington court of military appeals has up held the convictions of two lieu tenants who charged enlisted men 50 per cent monthly interest n a loan shark the two 2nd Robert Giordano and 1st it Jackie Sims commander of a com Pany at were dismissed from service after heir convictions on multiple counts of violating the Camp regulations and of engaging in con duet unbecoming to in upholding their convictions the appeals court no extended argument is necessary t demonstrate the obvious Impact on discipline and by order of Loans among Milit to personnel at unconscionable rates of the two men contended the wore unaware of u Camp regu lation prohibiting interest rates of More than 3 per Giambroni later agreed to accept u they received two payments totalling and were promised the remainder after Johnt collected the in Amico the slaying had been scheduled for Friday Amico Johnt and Pitz were arrested saturday Amoco another policeman informed Johnt her husband was had been taken to police Headquarters am told of the police reported ill take her police quoted Johnt As jewish Baltimore Friend Dies Baltimore Eugene who worked tirelessly for fellow jewish immigrants for 19 died Here after a Brief he was 55 Kaufmann fled Germany i a year after the Rise of hit he came to Baltimore an worked for 11 years for the associated jewish i 1945 he became executive direct or of the Baltimore office of the hebrew immigrant Aid society a Post he held until his cold have some More Lee Cream yellow Ohio a docs eating ice Cream keep you warm in freezing temperatures say some Antioch College students who tried it said David Ober Hill of la who initiated the project and not some fellow students to join him in an it was a great a chemistry said he conceived the idea during a record cold spell Here last if a person would eat ice Oberhill his body Cypcar Turc would be Low ered below the Normal de which would More nearly coincide with the outside temperature and he thus would not become cold even in freezing Obj Roll and Dave a freshman from moved their Beds onto the Snow covered Lawn in front of their each ate an ice Cream Sandwich and wont to we slept very Oberhill the next night five othe students joined the exper men but three of them gave up Ute dormitory males bombed the with bags of water rom the u per a was sail fled with the b said it want scientifically con Pletsc because there was no co tool Otlet students were to timid la join in the exp Eric and sleep outside in Fri Ceil temperatures Walhout eating 1 Precia Tion for taking the Case Ion no one else the Case involved a dispute 1th the nearby Navajo indians More than 3j million acres resource Rich under a lower court decision a held lust year by the Sueme the tiny hop tribe received Clear title to acres and on half inter it in another two million it is a wonderful Opportunity r a wonderful group of Aid who added that the and a known value in sex Ess of o income these people didst have any Iconie in their Treasury when i arled to represent he they Ore a very Fine and pro Jessiie they take their Ducat Ion very seriously and now ave 60 children in said the dispute be been the Hopes and navajos noted Back to when the gov in mint established the hop he said members of the much Arger tribe claimed bout two thirds of the Hope res ration because they said the government settled them on the since the court Boyden Aid the hop tribe has received 3 million for rights to Drill for it also has leased rights to a track 200 million ions of be Boyden said his fee will be do Wilh two associates who worked Wilh him on the Al in Tibbals and Bryan both f Salt lace Boyden received almost no Money from the tribe during Tho pears the Case was before the courts because the tribe had no he said he paid most court costs and fees a formal contract Between the Ribe and Boyden has existed Only since other tribes a graduate of the University of Utah Law has also been Legal representative for other Indian he was an assistant at Torney from 1932 to 1945 and handled All Indian cases in but his interest in indians extends Back even they Are a people that need help so he it is a blot on the government to have treated them the Way it i am impressed with the necessity of doing something for it gives me great Satis faction to feel i am helping to return something that belongs to a lusts Days proclaimed Washington up president Jolson designated 10 As human rights Day and 15 As Bill of rights to urged in that the nation rededicate itself to love 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