European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 19, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Tuesday september 19, 1967 thai stars and stripes would keep in radio touch with missile Sites my Mim a Paga 7 of unveils nuclear proof comm system Ashington map the non aft c-oi/1 it  a Nunn six. I. A Washingto a the air Force is ready to Start operating a new and extremely re liable Long Range communications system that could be used by the strategic air command if a nuclear attack should blackout Normal radio contacts. One person familiar with the project said it would be possible to maintain communication with the nation s missile Sites through this system and i there were a devastating nuclear attack this might be the Only communications system i North America that would be functioning. Shriver hails health censer in la s Watts los Angeles a to Day i sense a great feeling i Watts the feeling of Hope said Sargent Shriver director of the office of economic Opportunity As he dedicated the Watt health Center saturday. The $2.4-million medical Facil Ity for the predominantly negro South Central los Angeles area was a joint Effort of Watts Theeo and the University of Southern California. Financed by Grant it was financed by a Federal Grant from the Leo to the us school of Medicine. A Community health Council will help set policy for the Center which is expected to provide All medical and dental services for 500 patients when staffed on a full time basis by 33 doctors and 12 dentists. Poor health Shriver said is misery. It is debilitating. Itis the Handicap that keeps the poor from utilizing the chances for education training and pm  because of the Community Effort in bringing about the Cen Ter he said you should right fully feel it belongs to  i look Forward Shriver said to the time when you sons and daughters will choose health careers in the health Cen Ter which you have helped to  the system includes two transmitting and receiving Tow ers almost As tall As the 1,400 foot High Empire state building,200 receive Only installations at minuteman and Titan missile Sites and other locations and a communications air plane that can reel out a special Cable an Tenna to a length of As Muchas five Miles. The air Force systems com Mand Calls it the 487-l survivable Low frequency communications system. High frequency radio commonly used for Long Range communications depends on reflect replica of historic fort destroyed by fire Lake George . A the reconstruction of history Cut. William Henry near this re sort Village was destroyed by fire sunday night. Police said that two person were seen fleeing from the tourist attraction at the head of the Lake and that two empty Canso gasoline had been found. No one was reported injured. Drag racing rabbi rabbi Robert Schect Man 28, of Beth Al Temple Springfield mass., stands next to his drag racer heavenly Hauler which he says Speaks louder to teen agers than his sermons do. He is challenged daily bythe hot Rod set and rabbi Schectman tells them to come Down to the drag strip and i la race you but not on tie Street thank  a War on organized crime Washington a . Ramsey Clark sunday de scribed the Justice department s War on organized crime Asun equalled in its dimensions an unparalleled in its  Clark denounced As incredible a recent series of Republican broadsides against the Johnson administration s handling of crime. The Republican attack is regrettable for Public Confidence in the administration of Justice can Only be undermined by partisan political distortions he said. Republican criticisms Las month included these sen. Everett m. Dirksen of Illinois and rep. Gerald r. Ford of Michigan the congressional gop leaders said the administration appears to be in full re treat in the fight against crime. A group of 23 House republicans known As the wednes Day club said the administration has allowed the War against organized crime to grind to a virtual  the Republican task Force on crime issued a separate statement accusing the administration of not actively waging a War against organized  Republican attack is in credible when it is recalled that during their last year in office19 indictments resulted from organized crime Section activities compared to 1,198 last year Clark said. From whence came their qualifications to criticize Ford and Dirksen told a joint news conference on aug. 29 that in six years under democratic administrations the National crime rate has climbed 62 percent while the population was increasing 9 per cent. Clark referring to the Sam period said convictions of racketeers increased from 45 in 1960to 477 in 1966. Convictions of organize crime and gambling figures resulting from Fri investigations alone reached a record High of197 in fiscal 1967a four year in crease of Over 300 per cent he said. In the final analysis for Lawe Foi Cement it is convictions that  Clark made no mention of the Street riots that had prompted House gop Leader Ford to say when a rap Brown and a Stokely Carmichael Are allowed to run Loose to threaten Law abiding americans with injury and death it s time to slam thedoor on them and any like them and slam it  Stop the snoops professor warns new York a a Law yer researcher says increasing use of methods to pry into the lives of american citizens threat ens an irretrievable loss of per Sonal privacy within a matter of years. Reporting on a four year study of modern scientific surveillance prof. Alan f. Westin of Colum Bia University warned that unless dealt with quickly the problem will outgrow our Capac Ity to apply  the study Analysed the implications of recent technical advances in wiretapping hidden radio1 monitors personality tests lie detectors and computerize Central data Banks. Westin concluded a Broa Drange of legislative judicial executive and private actions is needed now if american society techniques put privacy on the run is to protect privacy from the increasing pressures of  the study was sponsored bythe association of the bar of the City of new York and financed by the Carnegie corporation. Westin said even now tiny microphones and transmitters no bigger than buttons can turn a person into a walking radio Sta Tion. Long Range cameras radar and Light beams can make an Ordinary Home a transmitter broadcasting every word and act of the residents to secret observers. Westin predicted that the next development would be an elec tronic device which would hover 100 to 1,000 feet in the air and put an entire neighbourhood under sight Ancl sound surveillance. Such a device if confined to the air space above the user property probably would not Vio late any existing Law he said. Westin said an increasing num Ber of business firms agencies and other organizations Monitor their employees at work with cameras and microphones sometimes openly sometimes in secret. In a nationwide sampling of local Law enforcement agencies 80 per cent of those who replied acknowledged at least occasional wiretapping. Of these 30 percent said they used wiretaps whenever  classified Telephone directory in each of 86 major cities carried advertisements offering electronic eavesdropping and camera observation services. Most of the hardware Fortis physical surveillance is cheap readily available to the general Public easy to install and not illegal to own Westi commented. Westin said 47 per cent of 208nationally known corporations which responded to a question Naire were using personality tests. He said that the tests often go beyond the measurement of intelligence skills and aptitudes and seek to probe emotional states character traits social religious and political attitude Sand even sexual  in the Field of data surveil Lance Westin reported the trend toward greatly increase collection of personal data Exchange of this information among the collectors and consolidation of such personal information into Central data Bank represents by far the most Seri Ous threat of privacy in the com ing  Tion of signals off the Iono sphere. Nuclear explosions thigh Altitude can disrupt this Type of communications Formant hours. Low frequency of 30 to 300kilocyclesand very Low fre Quency Vlf 3 to 30 kilo cycles radio Waves do not depend on the ionosphere but Are transmitted from the ground even when coming from an air plane. Thus they Are not affected by nuclear blasts at High Altitude atomic fallout or meteorological disturb ances. The heart of the new systems two 1,230-foot Tower stations on 360-acre Sites nearing completion in the Mojave desert at Hawes calif., 100 Miles North East of los Angeles and at Sil ver Creek near grand Island,neb., 150 Miles West of Sac Headquarters at  stations have ranges of More than 2,500 Miles which Means that the Hawes site could communicate with ships far Outin the Pacific As Well As with missile Sites throughout the West. Two other towers Are being checked out at Westover air Force base mass., and barks Dale air Force base la., and Are to be turned Over to the Navy for installation at Aguada puerto Rico and Cape Charle Snear Norfolk a. Though the Navy uses Vlf for communication with submarines reportedly the new sys tem would be used primarily with surface shipping. Other uses the air Force said that while the new 487-l system will be available for emergency use it can also be used by the defens department As a general com Mand Channel and As a communications system in Reserve. The 200 receive Only Sites at missile silos and elsewhere willbe Able to receive messages simultaneously or independently from either of the tall towers or from similar but less powerful transmitters in Jet aircraft. Sac s 22nd air refuelling Squadron has been testing the airborne part in a series of flights Over the Mojave desert and Over the Pacific Ocean of the California coast. The test flights from March air Force base calif., used an ec135 electronics packed ver Sion of the Boeing kc135 Jet Tanker or the 707 commercial transports. The ec135 in flight trails an Antenna up to 28,500 feet Long. The Antenna and the spool on which it is wound weigh about3,000 pounds. The wire is trailed out for about two Miles for transmissions at 50 kilo cycles or five Miles for 18 pkg. The plane has transmitted teletype messages successfully to other aircraft and to ground stations at rates of 7, 60 or 100 words a minute. A special protective device has been installed to prevent damage from Light Ning strikes. Because Low frequency communications Are unsatisfactory for voice transmissions the sys tem uses moderate Speed Tele typewriters of a unique design. The Page Printer has no mov ing parts except for the line Advance mechanism. Weighing Only 40 pounds and Only eight inches High and six inches wide and deep the Printer uses Athree Inch wide heat activated therm Chromic paper. Although it prints letters individually they come out in what appears to be a line at a  prime contractor for the $50 million system is Westing House electric corp