European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 22, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 22, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 Stock prices dipped to talk with soldiers for 2nd week in Row new York up economic worries put investors in a sell ing Frame of mind for the second consecutive week on the new York Stock Exchange. Of the 1,630 issues crossing the tape this past week the Broad est Market on record 1,038declined, 481 advanced 111 remained unchanged. There were111 issues climbing to new 1967 highs and 97 dropping to new lows. Volume totalled 51,008,955shares, about equal with the 51, 228,313 shares changing hand above the 31,772,557 shares traded in the same week a year ago. Allis Chalmers was most actively traded advancing 2j to 3814 on turnover of 800,900shares. The Issue which attracted attention when it turned Down impressive takeover bids from Ling Temco Rose despite dip in earnings. New York a new Yor Stock Exchange closing Index Market Index Industrial transportation Utility finance oct. 20 62.93 54.49 50.80 42.96 62.43 oct. 13 s3.32 66.80 61.56 43.50 53.25 re for loneliness girls by James Gunters a staff writer Berchtesgaden Germany is a sociologist proposed Here Friday that overseas serv ice clubs employ lots of girls to talk to soldiers As a substitute for the families they left behind in  workers May sell themselves Short in their efforts to provide tangible things for servicemen said it. Col. Hugh. Daly jr., chief of the social work Section at the army Gen eral Hospital at Lan Stuhl. They give the men television and Bowling when what they Are really yearning for is someone to talk to and to recognize themas human beings he said. Daly was a member of an after noon panel which discussed the military Man of today sociological and psychological f a c tors before delegates to the eighth annual meeting of the european recreation society at  Hof hotel. The reason 1 feel so greatly that the recreation area has to be Strong overseas is because of the absence of family he said. Overseas recreation is substitute Tor family and the things one normally gets  he said service clubs should More state local control panel oks revised Antipoverty Bui Washington a the House education and labor committee approved Friday a Antipoverty Bill that would put some of the program s most controversial phases under state and local control. The major change in direction for the administration program was made in Hopes of appeasing some of its harshest critics when the Bill reaches the House floor. Final approval of the Bill Wasby almost a straight party line Vole with Only one committee Republican rep. Ogden Reid of new York supporting it. Scheduled final approval of the Bill thursday night had been blocked when five of the eight Republican members walked out of the meeting leaving the committee without a quorum. 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He had earned $27 Selling homemade Frozen pop Sickles. Billy s Mother Sally Churchill offered to let h i s customers mostly school children usher two bathrooms if the health department would relent. An she said a Florida firm had offered to give her two Mobil outdoor toilets free of charge. Or. And mrs. Churchill con tended the closure was unfair because they said Many seafood businesses also failed to provide toilet  Don t see Why they would pick on an 11-year-old boy  said. Or. Haney said he was picking on Billy. I m just enforcing county and state health Laws he said. I d be glad to talk with the boy and his father but they won t come in to see  City pays $225 for prayers Charleston . A Charleston paid $225 for prayers last fiscal  City s financial report shows that the City government paid $12.50 each for 18 prayers at City Council meetings during the 12-month period. A total of 24 Council meetings Are held in a year which Indi Cates six sessions either had no prayers or a half dozen minis ters refused to accept the fee they Are paid for praying. Rogue male elephant kills 20 in India wilds new Delhi India up an elephant went berserk and killed 20 people in a two week rampage in the Cha Kapada Thirka Jungles of Eastern Orissa tale reports from the area said  rogue male also ambushed a police party Dis patched to kill it and seriously injured a police superintendent before he clambered to a tree top. Others in the Poss scampered i or cover. Political Cam voter registry facials in to campaigns including Tion  amendment would ban the use of funds the assignment of any workers or the use of any Antipoverty programs for an partisan or nonpartisan political activity. It was adopted As a substitute for a stricter proposal offered by rep. James c. Gardner,r-n.c., which would have prohibited a wide Range of activities including inciting to riot by anyone connected with the Antipoverty program. Gardner put the committee Section into perspective when he said after the final vote thereal Ball game will Start in a few weeks on the House  was just Spring  the republicans have an alternative Bill they will offer and dozens of amendments Are expected to be presented when the Bill is brought up for House action. The gop members have fought bitterly in committee on terms of the Bill climaxing their efforts with their thursday night walkout. Do what some clubs do in . Use Well screened girls to come in and talk to the  Germany they should use Ger Man girls As Well As american dependents he said. There is a definite need touring men into the recreation program said Daly. He said he deals with patients at land Stuhl who have Given up Theattle of life and want to throw in the  there has been an increase in the number of these people because of the impersonality four Day and the Lack of intimate communication he said. Sui cide has become the ninth rank ing cause of death in the unite states and it has become the fourth ranking cause of death during the productive years from Ages 18 to 45." col. Jerry h. Clark chief of psychology service at the land Stuhl Hospital said this is kind of Spectator generation that makes it unnecessary to participate. We have men come to us Al the time who say there is Noth ing to do Over Here. When weak them what they did at Home it turns out that they did t do anything there either. It is Easi Ier to be a nonparticipants Over Here however because they can withdraw and use such excuse Sas not knowing the  others on the panel were Edmund j. Mccaffrey principal of the Junior High school at land Stuhl maj. Franklin Drucker chief psychiatrist at the . Air Force Hospital in Wiesbaden and maj. J. M. Ronde a psychologist with the Royal dutch air , armed forces recreation Center hostesses de scribed their duties in a Section led by col. Robert Moore com manding officer of arc. Frank Morris army entertain ment director at Hillesheim Ger Many and Patricia h. Louder Back army librarian at Darm Stadt staged a puppet show to give recreation leaders new ideas. A Dpi your guide to Good listening in the dec sunday american forces network i the time listed for an programs Are Central european time news every hour 0705 overture 0755 sports scoreboard 0805 banners of Faith ofa30 protestant hour 0930 ave Maria hour 1130 Catholic come Sion report i20u journalists 1245 weekly Mirror 31ft weekly Magazine it2. 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