European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Hondo March the stars and stripes fog 3 doctor expects frustration aging astronauts pose problems Philadelphia a the physician to America s Astro nauts says he expects them to present him with two Tough human problems in the next few years advancing age and frustration of their ambitions. Or. Charles a. Berry medical director at the National aeronautics and space administration Center in Houston tex., said this is bound to happen. In an interview while Here to receive the Richard Hopper Day medal of the Academy of Natur Al sciences for exploration and discovery in the natural sciences or. Berry said the aging was being watched closely. No such limit commercial pilots May Fly until they Are 60, but no such limit has been set for the astronauts. Or. Berry pointed out that astronaut waste m. Schirra will be 45 next tuesday. Or. Karl , 42, a scientist astronaut is just taking Jet flight training Ami will be 45 by the time he is ready for space. Or. Berry pointed out that three others Are or soon will be 40 and Many Are now 38 or 39. He said All Are in top physical shape however and their morale is High even after the Apollo fire last year. We have a Good attitude among the  or. Berry said however he expects More unrest and con Cern on the Crew s part As to where each fits into the pro  he said some of the Astro nauts May become impatient waiting for their turn in space and Likely will go into Industry or University jobs. Rocky must enter Oregon primary to head off Nixon Hatfield says Washington a  0. Hatfield said saturday he thinks gov. Nelson a. Rocke Feller wants to become a presidential candidate but asserted that unless the governor enter the Oregon primary Richard m. Nixon will win the  do not believe that gov. Rockefeller can obtain the Nom fight or get out,9 says sen. Long tip top Judy Reed has a tip on physical fitness do afew tiptoe stretches daily As Judy does at the Start of everyday on the Sand at Cypress gardens Fla. One took at Judy proves her argument Ison a firm footing. Up photo e. African Community to get More . Aid Washington up the United states intends to substantially increase its Aid to member nations of the East Afri can Community the . Aid director for Africa said saturday. R. Peter Straus the adminis Trator of the african Bureau of the Agency for International development Ai made the re Marks in an internal Agency memorandum on regional cooperation in various parts of Africa. Baton Rouge la. Up sen. Russell b. Long d-la.,saturday called for a full scale War Effort in Vietnam and said president Johnson is trying to follow two policies in conducting the War. I m against the president Advance release in paperback stars & stripes bookstores � Rrt Lite unit do r  i i  hum ,q,, i i i Coro Jontu 4�jii4, of Cut a  Al or Fnu of no trying to follow two policies he said. He must quit listening to doves one Day and Hawks the next. We must fight or get out he said. He criticized Johnson for not raising the number of american troops in Vietnam beyond the present 500,000. If we let 5,000 marines who volunteered to serve be Over whelmed captured and killed at he Sanh because we would t Send More men to help them nobody is going to believe us if we say we re going to do something in the future he said. Long speaking at the annual convention of the Louisiana Public employees Council no. 17, Al Cio lashed out at draft protestors singling out Chris emergency called in a. Gang surge Norristown a. A a state of emergency was declared Here Early sunday after hundreds of negroes in roving gangs were reportedly causing acts of vandalism. Norristown mayor Merritt bos Ler called the Alert and All Tav erns and restaurants in this Southeastern Pennsylvania Community of 40,000 were ordered closed. Police said the trouble report edly broke out after a White motorcycle gang beat up a negro Man saturday about 11  several hours the situation was declared quiet once More but not before a Call for Aid was broadcast to police in surrounding communities and to state police-10-Block area local police wearing helmets and carrying riot Sticks and police from nearby communities a total of 100 men moved into the 10-Block-Square area in the Community s heavily negro East end where the trouble was largely  county dist. Atty. Milton Moss said 10 persons were taken into custody. No charges were filed immediately he  members of the motorcycle gang Wen caught. Tian Hayden 19-year-old son Factor Sterling Hayden who won the Silver Star during world War  younger Hayden burned his draft papers tuesday As protest against the Vietnam War and Long said he ought to go to the  said the United nations is a major stumbling Block to world peace and said it must be  . Nation by merely waiting until the Gavel comes Down in Miami at the Republican nation Al convention in August the Oregon Republican said. In Washington Michigan  Romney said he believes Rockefeller should get into the race. Romney. Who withdrew from. The Republican race feb. 28, said this did not mean he was endorsing Rockefeller but he said the new York governor should enter the Oregon primary to demonstrate his ability to win votes. The Oregon primary is may28 and the new York governor has not said whether he will be in it. Hatfield said i cannot Hel but feel that the american pub Lic have grown very weary of this futile policy in Vietnam and they Are looking for a. Is nothing More. Than an Over glorified debating society Long  said a new peacemaking body should be organized without the participation of communist countries. Nixon note has note of Confidence Washington a number of people in the capital have received a handsomely printed invitation Reading the Nixon for president committee cordially invites youth a reception celebrating the new Hampshire primary elec Tion Victory. _ it s scheduled to Start at 7 30 . Tuesday about the time the Early returns Are expected from the new Hampshire Pri Mary. Nixon s Only opponent on the ballot is gov. George rom Ney of Michigan who has with drawn.  must be change if Rockefeller were to enter the race and speak out on National issues Hatfield said that with his realism with his intelligence experience and Back ground he. Recognizes that this is a futile policy and there must be a change. I think when the american people Are provided with a candidate who spells out a believable alternative in which we can extricate ourselves that they will respond to a positive alter native As focused by one Man or one group of  Hatfield declined to endorse Rockefeller but said outside of the Vietnam Issue i certainly feel most compatible with  s philosophy than with any other  whether he is interested in a place on the National re publican ticket Hatfield said i m not closing any doors against possibilities but i am realist to the extent that i am not knocking on any doors either or asking for entry