European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 28, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              March 28, 1968 the stars and stripes Page 3 cellmate informer assailed by Bailey Washington a Law yer f. Ice Bailey called tues Day for a supreme court crack Down on the planting of under cover agents in jail cells to wring admissions from suspects or ii k reversal of a califor Nia woman s murder conviction Lle bustling defense attorney said hit Tricky police practice i unfair to prisoners who can t go free on 1 ail while they wait  t tempt Law enforce ment officers to use tactics of this sort Bailey implored. He added they will flourish if the court gives one Wink of approx  action by a sheriff in planting an undercover agent inthe cell of mrs. Lucille Miller is Bailey s Ace card in fighting Thealka Loma woman s conviction and life sentence in the 1964fire-death of her dentist Hus in a citizen a 47. Mil Lull i it Civ pm Mil ,. I Hil .i.lii, cd 4. On Mil Greece . Civ i Jim  , Civ Iki ool tip. I in mar Lvii Civ us s.",", Rel Mil United pm Goitom la in Civ jul ill . ,.\t it subscribe now government housing Only Miller agent band Gordon e. Cork mrs. Miller told the Peggy Fisk that she was in love with a local lawyer and that shews planning to go to Europe with her children with the insurance Money. But she also told her cellmate that Miller died Acci Dontly in a fire that swept their Volkswagen. Therefore Deputy ally. Gen. Philip c. Griffin of Californi contended at the High court hearing use of miss Fisk s Testi Mony about the conversation was not Only not unfair it was the most forceful evidence the defense  although this procedural argument might possibly persuade the justices it was apparent from their questions that sever Al Havo Strong objections to the san Bernardino jail Plant a never. Chief Justice Earl Warre bristled Over miss Fisk s having told mrs. Miller her Paramour had talked to the police and had blown the top off this  was a lie was t it he pressed Griffin. The official conceded it was a Fabrica  Warren exploded i can t understand How you can argue to us that this conduct was  imaginary Moon is shot s target new Lolita when a British film company needed a Young actress with a Lolita look to play a teen aged orphan they signed 15 year old schoolgirl Linda Hayden. A photo Cape Kennedy up the second Saturn 5 rocket will shoot for an imaginary Moon next wednesday in an ambitious unmanned test flight leading up to a manned launching next  announcing details of the Apollo 6 Mission the space Agency said wednesday the rocket s top stage should zoom about 320,000 Miles to a Point in a space where the Moon will be at some other time. The Moon next week will Bein a different position and project officials said there is no Chance the Saturn will hit it. The object of the Way out Shotis to see if the rocket s guidance system can steer it on simulated lunar course. The Saturn s Apollo 6 space Craft will drop off on the Wayand fire a braking rocket to limit its Peak Altitude to 13,820miles. It will later dive Back into Earth s atmosphere at the25,000 mile an hour lunar return Speed. The Moo ship s path will be similar to the one taken by the Apollo 4 spacecraft launched bythe first Saturn 5 last novem Ber. Like Apollo 4, the Apollo 6capsule will be recovered in the Pacific Ocean. If not do Tau Lac Resmen is Washington up they spent their entire May not like president Charles j Senate figures do Gaulle or his policies but travelling congressmen love his capital in springtime summer time or and old time. Allotment on overseas some circles be released once again Paris topped Tiv list As the favorite City of junk eting lawmakers during1967, House records showed tuesday. A total of 43representatives and aides visited the City of Light on official b  i n e s s and were given$10,225.55 of the taxpayers Money to take care of their needs while  government officials congressmen Are provided w i t a living allowance of $50 per Day in Paris and other major world capitals. Most but not quite All of the 19c7 travellers new process opens Gold mining door Washington a . Bureau of mines announced wednesday the development of anew process for extracting Gold from previously unworkable res a breakthrough that might open huge new Gold deposits in mining. If successful use of t h process could help meet the Gold needs of . Industry butt would scarcely Dent the trea sury s Gold stuck  Bureau said an 8,000 Square mile area of Nevada is known to contain Gold Rich car i Bua Ageous ores which contain Carbon compounds that do to Gold so  holy that the conventional cyanide process cannot extract it  scientists Havo ii Cunt de an aqueous chemical treat ment to Invar up tin1 Gold Carbon. Oium that is done cyanide rooms can do us travel known Inas junkets will later. Although congressional Over seas travel last year could note called Thrifty House Mem Bers did do less of it than in1966. During 1967, representative Sand staff members spent $381,330.58 on travel and living expenses abroad. In 1966, the total was $489,682.55. House members therefore heeded to some degree president John son s plea to americans to help curb the Gold Drain by staying Home. 29 visit Paris but they apparently did not listen As Well to their own speeches and press releases which have been bombarding de Gaulle and France for allegedly destroying the Wes Tern Alliance and undermining the Dollar. Among the 29 House member who visited Paris last year was Hep. Lester l. Wolff d-n.y.,who has mounted a drive to Force France to pay her world War 1 debts to the United  Wolff a member of the science and astronautics com Mittee was in Paris for six Days in june attending the biennial International air show. Rep. Wayne l. Hays a Ohio who proudly lays claim to being the House s Champion junket Erand who has denounced de Gaulle Here and abroad visited Paris twice in april for five Days on a Mission for the foreign affairs committee and in september for three Days to attend an interim meeting of the North Atlantic Assembly. Tied for spending Hays tied rep. Samuel , d-md., for spending the most Money in Paris$400. But where Hays did it in two trips Nedel did it in one. The House panel which spent the most Money on travel was As might be expected the armed services committee. It Cost the american taxpayer$100,202.00 to enable panel members to take military might  of the members visited Nam. But As has in the last three look a around .the committee s South Viet been the Case Sears so did dozens of other representatives. The Saturn 5 s Maiden flight was flawless and if the second Saturn 5 does As Well the space Agency will Clear the powerful space machine for a manned launching in the fall. Although the 363-foot Saturn 5is designed to Send men to the Moon its first few manned launching will be Earth Orbital rehearsals of Moon flight operations. The initial manned Moon shot could come As Marlyas the summer of 1969. The upcoming Apollo 6mission will be the second unmanned Apollo launch of 1968.the first came Jan. 22 when a smaller Saturn 1 lifted the Apollo 5 Moon Landing space Craft in a successful test that cleared the lunar Lander for flight on the first manned Saturn 5. If the Apollo 6 shot i successful the next flight in the Moon program will be the launch of astronauts Walter Shirra Don Eisele and Walter Cunningham in the first manned Apollo command ship. That Mission scheduled to last 10 Days in Earth orbit is now setto Start in mid August on a Saturn 1. Already assembled if the Saturn 5 runs into serious trouble next week the space Agency will schedule another unmanned test flight for the Moo ship launcher. The third Saturn 5 is already assembled and could be ready for flight in late  Apollo 6 spacecraft is a near duplicate of the Cone shaped Apollo 4. The one big difference is that Apollo 6j carries a new Quick escape Hatch like the one installed on Schirra s spacecraft. Last november s Apollo 4mission proved the spacecraft works and the space Agency said the operations and recovery of the Apollo 6 Craft reconsidered secondary objectives. Qualification flight primary purpose of this second flight of the Saturn 5 isto qualify the launch vehicle for future manned flights the Agency said. The Apollo 6 Mission planned to last nine hours 49 minutes from Blastoff at Cape to splashdown in Pacific Ocean 391 Miles North Northwest of Kauai. Hawaii. Ground stations will continue to track the Saturn s spent top stage on its course out to lunar  the rocket follows the exact planned course it should swing around and remain in a Long 16 Day orbit around Earth. A slight deviation however could Send it crashing Back into the Earth atmosphere about 16 Days after launch. Island the the  an the Proem fore extra Clivi the bin c the i Ash Tom Nih a i ant.,  aim window cleaner Jack Margerison has Ghen Reading his Horoscope. 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