European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 8, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday september 8, 1978 House votes extra $790,000 panel shows Juk clothing Washington up John f. Kennedy s shirt and jacket bloodstained and slashed by doctors vainly trying to save his life were displayed publicly thursday for the first time by the congressional panel trying to establish the Long disputed details of his death. The dark Gray suit jacket and Brown striped shirt Kennedy wore on nov. 22,1963 were draped Over a tailor s Dummy in the hearing room where the House assassinations committee grimly examined evidence of the massive gunshot wounds which killed the president. Also on thursday the House of representatives administration committee voted to give the controversial assassinations committee an extra $790,000 to com plete its investigation of the murders of Martin Luther King or. And Kennedy. Before the close 9-8 vote however the committee stipulated that the probe must be completed by dec. 31. The funds request now goes to the House floor for a vote. Assassinations committee chairman Louis Stokes a Ohio said his panel would run out of funds by sept. 15 and have to close Down its investigation unless it got the Mon  m tired of rewarding fiscal mismanagement argued rep. Mendel Davis d s.d., in leading opposition to the extra fund ing. He noted the assassinations committee was Given $2.5 million earlier this year. The assassinations committee heard de tails revealed for the first time of conflict ing autopsies its chief investigator says have raised More questions than any other Factor about Kennedy s murder. They also heard that the remains of Ken Nedy s brain literally exploded by one bul let have been lost and were not buried with the body. The Moderator of a special panel of Foren  pathologists testified a study of the autopsies a rays and the bloodstained cloth ing convinced them Kennedy was killed by two bullets fired from behind. Photographs and charts showing the probable course of the bullets were Dis played in the hearing room near the shirt and jacket slashed in the front and Bottom sections during the frantic attempts by Doc tors at Parkland memorial Hospital in dal Las to save the president s life. The Back of the suit was intact save for a neat Hole where experts believe the first Bullet struck Kennedy and exited through his Throat. Or. Michael Baden chief medical exam Iner of new York City reported his panel of eight experts agreed the same Bullet that pierced the president s neck also caused multiple wounds to Texas gov. John con Nally who was sitting directly in front of Kennedy in the presidential limousine. However Connally and his wife both testified they believed there were three shots the first and third hitting Kennedy and the second wounding Connally. Up fantastically says cafes about business reliving a reaction Nellie Connally wife of then Texas gov. John Connally places her hands on her Throat to show How president Kennedy reacted to a gunshot wound. Connally who was Riding in the car at which shots were fired killing Kennedy and wounding her husband testified before the House assassinations com Mittee wednesday. A photo by John Hart Washington Bureau chief Washington is cafes Busi Ness is up fantastically with net profits reaching $63.4 million in the first six months of 1978, an official said wednesday. That represents a $30.1 million increase Over the $33.3 million in net profits be tween january and june of 1977, the spokesman said. The sales volume figures for the Janu Ary june 1977 period was $1.2 billion com pared to $1.3 billion for the first half of this year according to the cafes official. Of the total worldwide net profit chalked up during the first six months this year cafes Europe business accounted for $22.5 million. That compares to cafes Europe net profit of $8.7 million in the same period of 1977, according to an cafes Europe spokesman. He attributed the six month $13.8 million increase in cafes Europe sales to the de Cline of the Dollar. For the past 10 years about 74 percent of the annual cafes net profits have gone to the morale and welfare fund activities of the army and the air Force the stateside cafes spokesman said. The european spokesman for cafes explained that the rest of the net profits were used for inventory investments and new construction. The stateside cafes official attributed the improved business to better manage ment and More customer income. He said the housing allowance and Cost of living allowance provided servicemen extra income. That coupled with the declining value of the Dollar perhaps has made the Exchange prices More attractive than those available on the Economy he added. The stateside Exchange official also said cafes has managed to reduce the aver age Man years of the work Force by 1,864, what this Means is that we did More sales volume with fewer sales people work ing the official said. Man years equate to the number of hours one person would work during a 52 week year. The cafes average Man years for the first six months of 1977 was 49,316, com pared to 47,452 for the january to june 1978 period thus giving the 1,864 reduction. German to features Rock then Ali Spinks Cologne Germany is Rock Palast is to be telecast sept. 15 Over Ard. The first German program from 11 . To 2 50 . Followed by the live telecast of the Muhammad Ali Leon Spinks world heavyweight boxing championship fight in new Orleans a War station Spok Ewo Man said Here thursday. Rock Palast will feature Peter Gabriel formerly of genesis and his band the Paul Butterfield band and Alvin Lee s 10 years later. It will be broadcast from the Grugan Halle in Essen Germany and can be heard Over radio station wdr2 in stereo at the same time it is being televised according to the station spokeswoman. Cypriot official in Prague Prague a cypriot foreign min ister Nikos Rolandis has arrived Here for an official visit. House Corn i override Carter veto Washington up the Hou thursday upheld president Carter s Yel of a defense authorization Bill in a politic Victory for the White House that left to door open to continued disagreements c military spending. The House action backed the president decision to scuttle a $2 billion nuclear is per Carrier Carter insisted was not needed. The House voted 206-191 to sustain to veto. Opponents fell far Short of the to thirds majority needed to override & pres dental veto. Supporters of the administration a pealed during debate for a vote of conf Dence while Carter is involved in the Del Cate Mideast Summit. All of us know it s a sitting Duck Sai rep. Ronald Dellums d-Calif., of the is per Carrier. It s a $2 billion Turkey. It s no going to save the world from communist and it s Money Down the  House Republican Leader John Rhode of Arizona said the veto should be Overk Den. The president s action he said woul cause our armed forces to be less Stron than they should be in a very perilous Tim in our  Rhodes defended the nuclear Carrie against arguments that it would be a Sil Ting Duck in the event of War. Some Are just counting ships while some feel that Quality is More important than Quantity he said. The vote brought an end to attempts a members of House and Senate defens committees to override the veto. But the panels now must draft new legislation for next year s defense budget opening the possibility that backers of the nuclear car Rier will try again. Rep. Jack Edwards. R-ala., an i Fluer tial member on defense funding panels urged Congress to replace the Carrier wit a larger number of other combat ships of the Navy. Carter wants no More ships Thi year. Rep. George Mahon a Texas called o the House to support Carter saying i r sure republicans and democrats do no want to destroy the effectiveness of the president while he sits in the Shadow of the Summit conference " lottery Winner jailed for theft Auckland new zealand a movie theater employee who won $69,999 ii a state run lottery last year was sentence to four months in prison for the theft of $3 290 from his employer earlier this year. George Leighton Huntly 51, also a fined $2,000 for what supreme court judg Richard Barker described As a Mea f abuse of Trust. Temperatures More space a seats Likely soon Heidelberg planes flying fro the . From sept. 27 to oct. 18 to take re forger soldiers Back Home May mean a increase in the number of space available seats for persons bound for Germany Usa eur transportation officials have  is not known How much of the space aboard these flights will be reserved for cargo but there still should be More than the Normal number of space a seats officials said. The redeployment reformer flights rescheduled As follows from Mcguire fab n. A sept. 27,28 229, 30. Oct. 3, 4, 5 36 27, 8 29 210 3 ,13 3 ,14 2 ,15 3 ,16 2 ,17 2. From Charleston fab . Sept. 27,28. Oct. 4 25 46 27, 8, 9 212 213 3 ,14 2 ,16,17,18 2. From Mcchord fab Wash sept. 27,29 2. Oct. 3,4,5,6 2 ,9,12 214,15,18,17.from Travis fab Calif sept. 28,29. Oct. 4,5,6,8,13. From Norton fab Calif sept. 28. Oct. 4 25,6, 8,12,14,15 2. All but six of these 93 flights Are to Rhein main or Ramstein air bases in Ger Many. Single flights on sept. 27, 28 and 29 from Mcguire go to Mildenhall England. The oct. 12 flights from Norton and Mcchord go to Aviano  officials emphasized that the schedule is subject to change an that the number of space a seats on each flight May , dependents flying space a to Europe must be on a direct flight to Europe. They May not Fly space a Between Points in the . L h56 88 60 8846 60 57 82 65 8671 77 68 88 66 92 56103 55 65 74 80 72 81 70 8171 77 65 84 67 90 60 8562 91 63 86 67 95 54 94 67 93 62 95 55 91 39 56 73 82 57 82 74 90 74 90 60 86 69 83 45 66 70 97 Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Tanta Atlantic City Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston . Charleston w. A. Chicago Cincinati Cleveland Columbus Dallas it. 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