European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Friday March 15, 196 the stars and stripes 69% in poll Bock Viet phase out Princeton . Up majority of americans respond a to a Gallup poll said  in Vietnam should be re keel this year by massive Yafung of South vietnamese it Las ww1 wednesday. Sixty nine per cent of Hawk Sand doves alike favored a pro Nosal for a phasing out of Amer ican troops. Twenty one per Cen opposed it and 10 per cent had no  the proposal spelled out in the poll As each group of100000 South vietnamese draftees were readied for combat the same number of . Troops would be withdrawn. By the endow the year nearly All american troops would be withdrawn.  would continue to  and train the South vietnamese. Republicans democrats an independents had closely com parable views on the proposal the poll  democrats questioned 68 per cent approved of the plan,25 per cent disapproved and 7 per cent had no opinion. Seventy per cent of the republicans backed the proposal while 18 per cent had no  per cent of the inde Pendents favored the plan 25 percent were against it and 6 per cent had no  the same plan was submitted to the Public in december1966, 58 per cent favored draw ing upon the million to 1.5 Mil lion South vietnamese of draft age 24 per cent opposed the plan and 18 per cent had no  poll indicated a rare uniformity of opinion among the major groups in the population with College High school Andgrade school students holding views similar to the Overall population s. Page 7 Nancy Sinatra miss Sinatra sues says to and unfair los Angeles a Nancy Sinatra sued for $3.5 million in Federal court wednesday alleging that a television Commer Cial gives the false impression she participated in it. The Singer asks $750,000 i general damages and $2.75 Mil lion in punitive damages fro the Goodyear tire and rubber co. And its advertising Agency Young & Rubicam inc. The suit alleges that the com Mercial creates unfair Competition by using a song made famous by miss Sinatra boots and performers who imitate miss Sinatra s voice and appearance. This the suit says is intended to imply that miss Sinatra endorses the advertised product. Uni reunion Ray Bolger gets congratulations from Judy Turland at a party in new York following his opening As a entertainer at the Empire room. They re old friends from theurner miss Garland played Dorothy in the we Ardo of and it co starred As the scarecrow. Weather satellite will try to predict . Tornadoes Washington up satellite hanging 22,300 Miles above the Equator has been putto work on Tornado prediction research. When weather patterns a seen from the ground indicate tornadoes May occur some where in the United states the satellite will be instructed to Texas takes . Defense contract Lead Washington up Texas has temporarily taken the Lead in prime defense contracts but the Pentagon predicted that Cali fornia will regain first place inthe Long run. Heavy buying off ill fighter bombers formerly known As the tfx and scheduled to see Vietnam action soon accounted for the Lead of president John son s Home state in the last Quarter of 1967, according to the de sense department wednesday. Even if purchases of the of la continue at a rate of substantially More than a billion dollars year Pentagon figures showed first place will return to California on the basis of Day to Day contracting. $1.4 billion the Texas total for the last1967 Quarter was $1.4 billion of which $750 million went to the Corvair division of general dynamics at fort Worth for the ill. The state s portion of prime defense contracts was 17per cent. California during the Sam period received contracts amounting to $1.3 billion or 15.5per cent. New York was third with $852 million equalling 10.2per cent of the total. As recently As 1962, Texas Wasin seventh place with 4 per cent of the contracts. Up photo Johnson signs Bill for visitors Center Washington a presi Dent Johnson has signed Abill to convert historic Union station into a National visitors enter with facilities and hospitality for  president cited difficulties now facing visitors to the nation s capital and compared the confused transportation system and Lack of a Central Clearing House with inviting a guest to dinner and telling him to go to the Kitchen and fix his own . Johnson whose com Mittee for a More Beautiful capital has been concerned with the new Center and similar projects attended the ceremonial signing in the Cabinet room. Long on Luck the role Ina new film called for Long hair so Hollywood Starlet Edy Wil Liams combed out her tresses and got the part. Dodd regrets Ribicoff Hartford Conn. Up sen. Thomas j. Dodd censured last june by the Senate for Finan Cial misconduct said wednesday he would have preferred that fellow Connecticut Democrat Abraham a. Ribicoff had no voted against his censure out of  i would rather have a Man judge me on my merits and not on the basis of whether or not helices my wife or loves my Chil Dren Dodd , one of five who voted against the censure move Saidat the time he was opposed to censure out of compassion for  also said he Felt his Cen sure for misuse of Campaign funds had not adversely affected his ability to move legislation i Congress. I feel no impair ment he said. Take color photographs of the Northern hemisphere s Cloud cover every 15 minutes. Some weather scientists be Lieve Tornado Breeding conditions can be identified by Means of Tell tale Cloud motions Long before the deadly storm actually develop. The environmental science services administration Essa said in announcing the new research project wednesday that photographs from far Outin space will provide an unprecedented Opportunity to observe Cloud movements prior to and during Tornado formation and to confirm or disprove this  photographs will be taken by the color camera Aboardats-3 applications technology satellite which was launched by the National aeronautics and space administration Nasa nov. 5. The satellite is in a so called stationary orbit Over the Equator off the Pacific coast of Ecuador. Normally the camera designed by or. Verner sumo iof the University of Wisconsin photographs the Earth from Poleto pole once every 30 minutes. But when surface weather patterns seem to favor Tornado formation the camera will be instructed to sweep Only from the North pole to the Equator taking pictures at 15-minute intervals from 7 . To 9 . Or. Tetsuya Fujita Tornado expert of the University of Chicago will fashion the photographs into movie Sequen Ces for study by  emphasized that this is chiefly a research project inasmuch As the pictures will not be available in time for Usein the existing Tornado warning program. If the space platform movie do help to identify and track the storm producing Clouds Ess Asaid the next step is to provide these views in time for operational use in actual storm forecasts and  Kansas enacts transplant Law Topeka Kan. A  Docking has signed into Law what he described As the first legislation by any state on the transplant of human organs. The measure sets up procedures for making gifts of any part of the human body for use i bodies of others. It is the first attempt to clarify the Legal implications involved in transplants of human organs a controversy that be \ Gan with the first transplant operation of a human heart the i governor said. Mss i american plea to pravda lift and lid rods urged a Kyd York up an Amer ican advertising Agency urged the russian newspaper pravda wednesday to change its policy and accept product  Agency wants to put an and in pravda for american made toilet seats. James Dewolfe president of Hockaday Dewolfe Giordan inc wrote to Leonid Zim Yamn chief editor of pravda asking him to adopt a new policy an accept product  advertising in pravda another National newspapers in the soviet Union would heighten Reader interest expand consumer markets add to National reve Nues and produce a higher stand Ard of living Dewolfe  enclosed a copy of the advertisement he would like to place in pravda a full Page for l Magnolia products inc., a Lead ing maker of toilet seats with Headquarters in Columbia  also has a Plant in Grenoble France and Sale throughout Western Europe. Russian newspapers do carry ads Dewolfe noted but he said they comprise Only 2 per cent of the Content and Are limited to activity in the arts theater dance Teleus iou and radio