European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 21, 1966, Darmstadt, Hesse March 1966 the stars and stripes Ryan backs minuteman March it a d Hyan believes the new Bill bomber and an improved minuteman missile Are the weapons the strategic air command needs to carry out its through the next the Omaha world her raid saturday in a copyright the newspaper quoted the Sac com Mander As saying that the of controversial Al purpose is a capable air plane in a nuclear with the Bills we will re our Long Range a sags we together with our minuteman and Titan u mis Sac will continue to be to carry out its Mission anywhere in the world through the Ryan defense Secretary Robert Mcnamara has said the Bill will have twice the Speed and approximately the same Range As the Early Model improved minuteman minuteman Ryan told the has a greater accuracy and greater Range than the first Sac now has 30 of the later eventually it will have of an improved third stage for the menu Tenn and other icbms advances also Are in Ryan Ryan predicted the require ment for Sac to maintain a conventional weapons capability for such uses As Viet Nam will continue he said this capability is being the next Fleet of b52s deployed to Andersen air Force will be Able to carry 108 bombs he the b52s now flying Over Viet Nam targets from Guam have a capacity of 51 750 Pound nonnuclear Ryan missile threats to coasts Russ subs called growing peril March 19 up russian expanding undersea Fleet has reached the stage where missile firing sub marines could be stationed continuously within reach of Large coastal population the soviets now have on station at All times at least one nuclear powered missile submarine in the Atlantic and another in the they Are deployed areas Zero in on launch positions off the coasts in two to three information on the soviet operations United was press obtained by International through Long inquiry among sources in the United states and it has not been publicized but the development ran logically be expected to take stations in due course within firing Range of american population the russians thus could try to counter the american Polaris submarines now stationed in the Mediterranean and Pacific within ens reach of soviet and chinese in could redress the military Way the soviets failed to do with their missiles Syed Western the lumber Sables a snip in than 40 years ago Frank Duperly quit the boxing ring and took up he also began collecting antique today his shop in holds More than 70 he lakes time out from snipping hair to wind a few of a photo doctor says Light artificial kidney devised March it a an artificial kidney so Light it can be held in one and far leu expensive than devices now in has been developed at the University of Maryland medical the William said Friday Bis device could be operated by a patient la his Home for a year at a Cost of that he with costs of to 000 a year for other artificial Esmond said his known As a blood at 10 pounds is 20 to if times lighter than the kill artificial which weighs 200 to 250 the a Layzer could be packed in a suitcase for use on Long trips or could be carried by a patient to his office to give him More Esmond the machine would still re quire 400 quarts of a rinsing Solu which is not and thus the apparatus could not technically be considered Porta he added that the kill and Kolff twin Coll artificial kidneys now in use cannot be moved by a other advantages of his de Esmond Are that it wastes very Little of a patients blood and that it can be produced navys awol pacifist sentenced to 18 months san March it up a Navy Seaman who was arrested at treasure Island naval base during a peace demonstration was sentenced Fri Day to 18 months hard Seaman Clifton Patrick pleaded guilty to charges of disobeying orders and being absent without he was sentenced to 18 months at hard labor and a dishonourable die court said that under an agreement made prior to his Curran leaded guilty with the understanding the Navy would Cut the sentence to 10 months and a bad conduct Curran had been absent from treasure Island since 10 and returned 1 bearing a is thou Shalt not i Ign who has been working to refine the do Ulyier for 10 said it offers Hope for Many of the Ameri cans who die every year of kid Ney he said the device could be produced for 179 and that muss production might bring tills Cost Down even the reason for this Low he is that Many parts of the device can lie made in a plastic injection it costs so much More to oper ate than to build them because some such As and chemicals have to be replaced alter each the dial yer removes waste materials from blood circulating through a Jub per formed by the kidneys in Hen Liny Esmond said a person with a critical kidney ailment would have to be attached to the machine for 12 hours twice a a patient would Hook a Laslie tube connected to an artery in his Arm to the the blood flows into the daily scr and passes Down Hie sides of a series of the chemical toxicant in the blood filler through tiny pores and Are washed away by a rinsing the purified blood then flows Back into the patients circus Home is settled9 March 18 a the Post office depart ment has struck a Compromise in the Battle Between and for recognition us Home of the american wintering place of circuses and burial ground for Many of its will be the Community where the stamp honouring is first issued May but the stamp design will be unveiled at Somers on april and the Somers Post office has been authorized to use Cradle of he american circus on its cancellation in Fidel castros Cuba in the russians today have 45 nuclear Power just 11 fewer than the United states and larger by number than previously of these 20 carry torpedoes to attack ship Ping and other 10 Are bal Listic missile and 15 carry winged guided the soviets also have 75 diesel powered submarines armed with Ballis tic and 40 the information available indicates that the 45 nuclear and diesel submarines armed with ballistic missiles have a total of 120 these apparently give the soviets a potential rocket firing capability near the american about triple the number of missiles delivered in the 15 nuclear and 40 diesel subs carrying guided have a total of 208 it is calculated that with existing Russia could in 10 nuclear continuously off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with enough rockets to kill 15 million if they brought up All their missile firing subs for a one shot most unlikely could kill million deterrent countering this threat is an enormous american Antisubmarine program costing More than 12 billion a plus the deterrent Power of the vaster missile a comparison with nuclear submarine forces How rapidly the soviet Fleet has the United states today has torpedo carrying attack subs in commis this is somewhat fewer than it should have because of submarine safety program resulting from the loss of the Thresher off the new England h has 34 Polaris missile goals set goals for both types Are 68 attack subs and 41 Polaris at present construction the time could come soon when the russians will be building More nuclear powered submarines than the United the soviet drive has moved Forward in three from the mid1950s there was a worldwide Ocean surveying and reconnaissance in the second still going there Are us Many As 15 submarines operating through out the world at All in the third the logical next there would be missile firing submarines stationed continuously near the United lbs signs Bill creating 45 new judgeship March it up president Johnson signed into Law saturday u Bill creating 43 new Federal judge ten of the my judges will serve on the Cimillo courts of thirty five new Federal District Judy ships will he created under the new it provides four judge ships for the 9th circuit two judgeship each for the 4lh and 6th circuits and one earn for the 7lh and blah new District judge ships in clude Eastern four Central California and Eastern three each South Ern Southern East Ern and Northern Cali two one additional District judge is provided Lor Middle and Southern Alabama Arizona Northern Florida Middle Florida North Ern Illinois Southern Indiana Northern Southern Mississippi Western new York Northern Ohio South Ern Ohio Rhode Island Western Vermont Kansas and Eastern
