European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Friday september 22, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 7 has words with Rump unit s chief Chicago group bars Romney heading for a drink the person bending Over is neither dentist nor a daredevil just an Ordinary citizen drinking from this unusual Fountain at the Jack & Jill amusement Park inform Wayne ind. Associated press photo Chicago a Republican gov. George Romney was barred wednesday from enter ing the rooms of a private Wel fare organization in a puerto rican neighbourhood. The organization s Young director who blocked Romney accused the Michigan governor of answering the poor with tanks and machine guns when Romney arrived Arcasa Central outpost there was a sign hanging Over the door saying we do not Welcome politicians that Call out National guard on poor Romney angrily accused the organization s director Luis Cuza of a despicable political attack on him. At one Point when Cuza tried to turn away from Romney s Wrath the governor grabbed him by the Arm and told Cuza you stand Here and take can t walk away after Mak ing charges that Are after the angry sidewalk confrontation which brought at least two extra patrol cars Romney walked across the Street to meet Juan Diaz de scribed As a Leader of the puerto rican Community and director of the Spanish action committee of c h i c a g o. He apologized to Romney and said that Cuza s group is no authorized by the puerto rican Community to make any Romney accused Cuza of tricking him by allowing him to believe he would be Welcome atthe Casa Central outpost and then turning out a statement saying members of the latin american Community in Chica go s Northwest Side refuse to Welcome Michigan gov. Romney lit into the Youthful Cuza who contended that he was Only acting for his organization s Board of directors. You ought to Tell your Boardo directors they Don t know what they re talking about said Romney. He s concerned Romney said he was in Public life today because i m concerned about America. I concerned about race relations i be been poor i know satellite was link in breakdown Washington up an air Force general reported wednes Day that space satellites provided the main communication link Between the United states and Vietnam for More than a week when Cable communications were disrupted recently. Gen. James Ferguson com Mander of the air Force sys tems come and director of the defense department s Manne orbiting Laboratory program told the National space club that the Pentagon has 17 communication satellites in orbit so High they seem almost to be fixed in space. The system he said was declared operational for the Pacific area on july 13, wit ground terminals in Hawaii the Philippines Vietnam Saigon and Nha Tran Germany Ethi opia California and new Jersey. Unique advantages the flexibility and versatility of the satellite system give it unique advantages Ferguson said. Only recently for exam ple the system served for More than a week As the primary link with Southeast Asia during breakdown of the Guam Philip Pines Marine the satellites provide five voice equivalent channels 24 hours a Day and they Are substantially aiding the transmission of messages to and from the combat zone he said. Space systems also have in creased the effectiveness of com Bat forces through weather fore casting and navigation. Space age technologies have been searched for solutions twosome very Down to Earth prob lems such As How to see Betterin darkness or in bad weather How to Sharpen the accuracy o weapon deliveries and How to improve command and Contr capabilities under limited War conditions he said. Unit says few drugs totally ineffective9 Washington a the National Academy of sciences engaged in an unprecedented study of More than 2,822 drugs marketed Between 1938 and1962, has found so far that Only a few totally ineffective drugs Are marketed.". But the same study called for by the food & drug administration More ago has also than disclosed Yea that Many of the Efficacy claims offered by manufacturers for individual drugs will be subject the Academy a private organization of scientists that of ten advises the government Dis closed these and a few other general findings in relating that the first group of recommendations from its drug Efficacy study is to be forwarded to Fra report contained in the Academy s monthly news re port publication indicated the study is Only partially completed. A spokesman said Only about100 of some 2,822 individual Kennedy retire family air plane Washington up the Kennedy family plane Ca Roline is being retired. After 19years and 650,000 Miles of flight. It carried the late president John f. Kennedy his father his Brothers their wives and Chil Dren dogs cats and assorted pets on business and pleasure trips. The elder Kennedy bought the twin engine con Vair 240, one of the first pressurized Airliner manufactured for commercial use after world warn fro american airlines in 1959. It was the first personal plane Ever to be used by a presidential candidate in an election Campaign. It carried the late presi Dent and a Small Crew of staff and reporters 225,000 Miles Dur ing the 1960 primary and general elections. Drugs in about 3,600 different formulations have so far been assessed As to Efficacy. But that certain trends Are indicated by the work so study is scheduled to be completed in 1968. Academy officials declined to give any details As to findings for any specific the report listed these other general findings 1. The package inserts for some effective drugs offer claims for which evidence has not As yet been generated."2. Certain of the drugs that were originally marketed Forone condition during the 1938-1962 period have since Bee found to be effective against other conditions but the additional indications have not been included in the package insert."3. Many of the package inserts Are out of Date since the drugs concerned were marketed originally As Long As 30 year Sago. The study will therefore re commend up dated dosages precautions and contraindications the report said. The report also said that As Sessing each separate claim that is made for each drug including As Many As 15 claims offered for some drugs has presented the study s 29 panels and their staffs with the need tomake thousands of separate Academy said reports that would go to Fra would say whether a Given drug was considered effective probably effective possibly effective or to support such judgments would also be included. Abou poverty. My father went broke five Romney standing close to Cuza an surrounded by newsmen and on lookers recalled he had been fora stronger civil rights Plank during the 1964 convention. I Don t want to argue said Cuza who tried to walk away Only to be stopped by , obviously angered said i Only came Here because understood i was if he had been told in Advance that he was not Welcome Romney said he would not have come and he declared you want to use this situation for political purposes. You want to attack , Romney inspected the police department and took an elevated train ride to look into the Back door of the Michigan governor a undeclared candidate for the Republican presidential Nomina Tion visited Chicago As part of his tour of Urban spent so much time chatting with Chicago police officials about crime and crime fighting that he had to be hustled through a tour of the communications Center crime lab and identification Bureau in less than 10 of the subjects Romney is interested in he told newsmen is How Chicago avoided any significant incident in recent years. Detroit was ravaged by racial violence this summer. Boards train from the police headquarter Romney led a Parade of news men and photographers to subway station to Board the train. On the station platform onlookers wanted to know what All the fuss was was a hot crowded ride on the train which rises out of the subway to become an elevated the elevated car Romney looked into Many of the Southside apartments and tenements. Romney and his entourage stepped off the train in the heart of a negro area to inspect Community action group known As the Woodlawn organization. Senate oks $537 million to Aid cities Washington up the Senate voted 62-28 wednesday to appropriate $537 million forthe Model cities program in a major legislative Victory for president Johnson. The Bill s manager Magnuson d-wash., said he also had enough votes tonsure passage of another key Johnson proposal the $40-million rent supplement approx Model cities appropriation was a major Victory for the president even though he had requested $662 million. The Senate increased by $300 million the $237 million granted in maybe the e House. Million for re twas the amount joint chiefs take turns for Wheeler Washington a each of the Heads of the armed serv ices has served As acting chair Man of the joint chiefs of staff during the absence of g. Wheeler the Pentagon said wednesday. Wheeler is taking a few weeks of convalescent leave. A recent examination at Walter Reed army Hospital showed he suffered minor heart damage during the past year. Federal Law provides that the senior chief on hand preside at the joint chiefs meetings when the chairman is away. At various times the Pentagon said in response to questions that air Force Geti. John p. Mcconnell army k. Johnson and adm. Thomas h. Moorer have a Tedas chairmen at various times joint chiefs generally assemble on monday wednes Day and Friday. The supplement Brig. Gen. Stecker Dies Marblehead mass. A Brig. Gen Raymond j. Stecker 57, retired from the air Force died tuesday. Stecker a football Star at West Point where he was graduated in 1932, commanded the 365th fighter group for two years during world War ii. Asked by Johnson. The House has refused to approve any Money for the votes came during Senate consideration of the $10.4-billionappropriation Bill for 22 inde pendent offices and the depart ment of housing and Urban development. Lbs asks Senate to drop 2 treaties Washington a two treaties that have been languish ing for several years were with drawn from Senate consideration deals with insurance coverage for International air trav Elers the other concerns wages and working conditions on Mer chant vessels. President Johnson requested the withdrawals citing changed conditions. Senate unit oks mayor for . Washington up the Senate District of Columbi committee wednesday unanimously approved Walter Washington As mayor of washing ton the first negro to head a major american City. Black Power militants oppose president Johnson s appoint ment of Washington As commissioner of the reorganized District of Columbia Kimani vice chairman of the Washington committee Forback Power created a stir in the crowded heaving room whence read an indictment of Washington and Thomas Fletcher White Man named assistant com missioner. He called them the i spy team and referred to Washington As an Uncle
