European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 31, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse                                August 1965 the stars and stripes 3 lbs launches plan for elderly to care for neglected children discretion Amaler bullfighter of go airborne quickly with the arrival of the first of Ike bulb in lie traditional opening of he cites annual Folk the ropes Kad Strang up to decorate Ike City for Ike Johnson a president Johnson launched saturday a Foster grandparents program As part of a i million Start toward lifting million elderly people out of the idea is to assist persons at both ends of the Ace scale by employing the elderly poor to provide company and Friendship and help to Handi capped then there Are three other projects to help impoverished Loor people Over total of at the outset through Grants to insulation and organizations in 10 states stretching from Hawaii to new Hamp the while House called the program a new front in the War on poverty giving an eco nomic boost to some of the one third of the older americans who Johnson said have an aver age income under memos there were statements and tables and memos to explain it of the first to be pm the White House said this they will help attack the poverty of of the nations most cruelly deprived neglected retarded the Home bound sick and the bedridden and isolated elder the Foster grandparents pro Gram is one of four projects to be financed with an initial i the aim is to have the needy old folks serve As substitute parents for neglected Chil the grandparents project is to expand within a year into All the states at a Cost of Sio the grandparents plan is split in two in poor people will work with babies who live in institutions and Are worse off than the old people for was made Avail Able for 22 projects in a score of another will help care for somewhat older Young sters in the Money for this being promised in about a in addition there Are three More one of them will train elderly people to be Home health demands oust of Alderman town9s police Force turns in badges Louis up seven policeman of Del turned in their badges Satur leaving the suburb without police the mayor quickly swore in four deputies while Many of the citizens cried for the re turn of full Force the Louis county police were called to assist in Patrung the North county the police demanding the ouster of Alderman William Aker As chairman of the police quit after a meeting with mayor Forest Keelen that began Friday night and continued until Early Satur Day the police chief who Joseph Aker has been a continual harass ment to the he keeps he would like to try to run the police depart All we wanted was for him to be the Board of aldermen voted 41 for Akers the 11yearold chief almost two said Aker caused dissension among the he goes looking for anything bad they might he questions them As to How they like me and the and Hes been doing it for two we cant keep our depart ment he with the political influence Aker at the Aker denied the charges and called Weer clan a master of who apparently pays no attention to the Ood things that have been said of the department by the com Mittee and about a possible Rise in Boob thrown at header Mary pleaded guilty and was fled Aldo for failing to return two overdue Library looked through her apart ment and found 17 Weer clan nals Are keeping a close watch on they feel the City is an easier Mark than what it has been in the we ii canteen baffles Marine unit in Viet Nam Chu South Viet Nam up a battered old army world War n is the Centrepiece of a mystery turned up Here by the Dir encrusted water con Tainer was found last month by men of the 2nd 4th Marine regt while they were stretching barbed wire around the Chu Lai command first Isaac Ayala of san cleaned up the can teen and found its owners name scratched on the the name was John Kenneth Georges markings gave Georges organization and indicated he had been taken prisoner by the japanese when Corregidor fell in Ayala wrote to the department of the army in Washington for information on last the Texas lieutenant received a photostatic copy of a letter sent by the department in to Georges father in san the letter said that George was presumed to have been killed with captured americans when a japanese ship was sunk by a submarine in All but nine of the prisoners were reported dead by the Jap the japanese according to the was sunk in the South China sea 100 Miles off the chinese Mainland and that five american prisoners presumably reached land in a Small four others were recaptured names of the other escaped prisoners were not one theory is that the canteen May have floated ashore in Viet Nam when the ship went Down and was picked up by a Fisher Man and later discarded Inland at Chu another possibility is that one of the five escaped prisoners May have retrieved the canteen from the water and carried it to Viet Ayala is Georges father trying to in at the i locate California Yugo actress sues Playboy for new York Raj a yugoslavian is claiming damages from Playboy alleging that her name and reputation were injured by publication in the Magazine of a photograph of her beside the picture of a nude lawyers for the Magazine have filed notice that they will move to dismiss the suit on the grounds that it was not begun in time and that it failed to state a cause of miss Rajter was aides to assist and Comfort the bedridden sick and the Cost 120 another will hire persons o Start work this fall in Urban slums and poorer Rural curing for children from broken Cost the third will train per sons this fall to work with men Nelly retarded it is a m million an office of economic oppor Unity spokesman in Washington said the elderly Foster grand parents will be he minimum hourly pension no bar the fuel an elderly person is receiving an old age pension or is on social Security will be no most of the work is on a Par time most of the people he program will reach Haven built up enough work record under social Security to be Cov it spokesman we know there will be some volunteers for the program who Are above the minimum poverty in the Foster grandparents most projects will Lave 38 grandparents to m each Foster grand other or grandmother will work four hours a five Days a and Divide the time be tween two youngsters two hours Dally with some other Foster grandparents will fill in on the other two men needed an identification with men is particularly one of the White House memos shown in the March 1064 Issue of the Maga Zine wearing a Browband White patterned two piece bathing her aimed at huh publishing stated that Playboy is banned in Yugo Slavia and generally looked upon with great disdain in West where the plaintiff is frequently employed in her pro color display the pictures appeared tiled the in a color display entitled the girls of Russia and the Iron curtain miss Raj Leros according to the pictorial essay Cost her the esteem and respect of her friends and exposed her to Public a infamy and re the Magazine seeks dismissal of the saying that the Magazine was on Sale and the Legal action was begun which the publishers claimed exceeds a oneyear limitation on such they also assert that the words Over the pictures gave separate the text is Clear and unav by gurus and does not identify the plaintiff As being the sem nude asserted the notice of because these Are usually Young children overwhelmingly surrounded by women in institutional the projects approved to it Are Small enough to be warmly human and to permit the essential one Toone relationship Between an adult and a but they Are Large enough to have both immediate Impact and to suggest a whole series of important Long Range in some hospitals where children will be Many have not had a single visitor in six they have lain in a been and put Down the pressured staff has not had time to give them More than physical draft notice recipient prefers air corps a Channel a june graduate of suburban Penfield High received an army draft but she told the draft Board shed rather be an airline Host Channel had been inadvertently listed among the schools male she was even offered a Chance to serve in the military a yanks kindness is recorded by Marc Hunt Washington Bureau Washington secs the generosity of the american serv iceman b known All Over the free and Viet Nam is no at a tribute to one of these Mike singled out Robert Furman of Chicago and placed his Story in the congressional Furman has been a special forces adviser in South Viet Nam for More than tour he adopted two Blind Vietnam Ese is and 16 years and is financing their education at the Perkins school for the Blind in where they Are among other to teach the when he retires from the army in two Furman plans to return to Saigon with his two Blind adopted daughters to teach in a school Tor the Blind to prove to the vietnamese that fluid people can overcome the Furman went to Viet Nam after serving in Korea and the despite his grim and danger Ous tasks in the violence Ridden villages and major Furman has established himself As a Friend As Well As an and teacher and Leader for those South vietnamese who want Monroney stated in the the the humanity which this american Soldier is demonstrating is typical of the american